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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
SOUTH AMB0Y WEDDING
Miss Celia Donlin Bride Of Joseph A.
Mccormick of Boonfon.
By Special Correspondeaf.


SOUTH AMBoY. July 11:-Yes-
-terday morning at 10 o'clock. Miss
Celia Donlin. daughter OF MT. and
Mrs. Bernard Donlin Of Henry street,
became the bride Of Joseph A. Nc
Cormick of Boonton. The ceremony
was performed at St. Mary's Church
by Rev. L. A. Hayes of this city, as
sisted by Father Delehanty of the
Boonton parish. The bridesmaid was
Miss Elizabeth Donlin, sister of the
bride. George Mccormick, a brother
of the groom was the best man.
The bride was attired in a gown of
white georgette crepe. with a white
hat to match, and carried a bouquet
OF white bridal roses. The brides
maid was attired in a pink georgette
crepe gown, with a hat to match. and
carried a bouquet of pink roses.
After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home Of
the brides parents in Henry street and
the happy couple left for an extensive
tour through Saranac Lake, N. Y,
and other points in New York state.
After their wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs.
Mccormick will make their home
temporarily with the brides parents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11

LONDON. July lin b recent
offensives the use of shells by both
sides often exceeded 1000. 900 rounds
for minor commandments. In the
March offensive there were fired In
two days nearly six times as many
shells as during the entire Franco
Prussinn War. In the vicinity of Yer
dun more than a million and half tons
of steel are imbedded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
To Sen stamps N Keyport

KEYPORT, July 11:-Tomorrow
noon at IL o'clock Miss Frances
Kelly, who Is touring the country on
horseback for the purpose of aiding
In the sale of war savings stamps,
viii speak at the corners OF Front and
Broad streets. Her. subject win. be
WAR Savings stamps She will be
accompanied by a police aid. Miss
Kelly Is touring the country from
coast 20 coast and speaks In the
towns and cities as she goes along.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11

Within the boundaries OF Ukrai.
MIA are found the principal available
deposits Of iron ore In Russia. The
development OF the iron ore deposits
Of the Krivoi Rog district has been
mainly responsible for the rapid
growth OF the Russian iron and steel
industry. which now depends TO nn
extent OF about 20 per cent on the
iron ore In the southern part OF the
country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
GRANDMOTHER WAS THE DRUG
GIST.

II the early days Of our eodntry
grandmother was the druggist ana
her drugs consisted mostly OF roots
and herbs gathered from the neids and
There war neppornliny for
Indigestion. mullen for coughs. skull
cap FOR nervousness. thoroughwort for
colds. NORWOOD for bruises = ana
sprains aud so on. They were success
fnl remedies, too. II was from a com
blnation Of such roots and herbs thai
Mrs.. Lydia Il Pinkham. Of Lynn.
Mas, Tore than forty years ago.
originated her now famous Yegetabls
Compound; and during all these long
years no ether remedy has yer been
discovered TO restore health 20 ailinE
wumen - successfully ~ fhlz good
o4A -f&4nioned rect and herb medicine
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
CAPTAIN TAPPEN DEAD
Was Well known as Keeper OF Boats
at Boynton Beach.
9y Special Correspondents


Sewaren, July 11-Captain James
Howard Happen died at his home at
1890 o'clock yesterday afternoon
from an attack of acute indigestion.
The captain was in his eightieth year..
He was born and had always resided
in this locality and was the son of the
late David and Harriet Prior Tappen.
For nan years Captain Happen was
in charge of the boats at Boynton
Beach.
Besides his wife, two sons survive
him. David Happen of ~Sewaren. and
Howard Happen with the Rainbow Dr.
vision in France; also a brother, Isaac
H. Happen. OF Woodbridge. The fun
eral will be held from the Presbyte-
rian church Saturday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. Rev. L. V. Bushman will
of1ciate. The interment will be in
the family plot in the Presbyterian
cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
THE BRIDGE CLUB
was Entertained by Mrs zettlemoycr
at Scwaren
4o Cns.sof rorresoouaenl

90 hDtutoI CoTFesDoNdsNfs
SEwAREN, July 11-Mrs. Thomas
Zettlemoyer entertained the Bridge
Club yesterday afternoon. There
were four tables of members and
guests. Mrs. A. c. Walker won the
first prize, four thrift stamps. and
Mrs. f. ]. Adams second. a flower
holder. The guests were Mrs. Julian
Arntson, Mrs. E. w. Christie, Mrs.
Banheld, Mrs. Phil J. Mooney, Mrs.
F. H. Turner, Miss Gertrude Coley
and Mrs. c. A. deRussy.. The guest
prize, a work basket. was won by Mrs.
deRussy. Refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
E. ]. Adams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
The palm.

The hardest palm at all common is
California's Trachycarpus excelsus,
known as the windmill palm. Not
alone Is II hardy In Withstandlng low
temperatures. but It is tough and VIII
endure rough treatment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11

Steal Clothes From Berlin Chudren,f
LONDON, July ia decently clad
child is no longer safe In Berlin.
Scarcity of clothing Is leading IL tho-
robblng of children of all theiH
on the streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
BOY SCOUTS HELP
Assist Government In Finding Black
Walnut Trees
Bu Specfof Co~rrespondena

By Special Correspondents
KEAsBEY, July 1f:-Scoutmaster
Austin Stevenson, Of the Boy Scouts
of America. Troop No. 1. OF Keasbey,
has received a request from the Unit
ed States Department Of Conservation
and Development at Washington to
have his troop Of scouts assist In the
search for black walnut trees.
The search for these trees is going
on all over the country and the boy
scouts are Of great assistance. The
local troop of scouts has already dis
covered nearly seventy-lve of these
trees.
On July 4 the troop took a hike to
Metuchen for the purpose of seeking
these trees and as the result over
fifty trees were discovered and re-
ported to Washington by the scout
master. Another similar hike will be
held some time this month. The gov
eminent needs the black walnut wood
for airplane propellers and gun
stocks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
PLAN SHORE DINNER
To Be Held at Sewaren for Ambu.
lance Fund.
Bu Sngcfdl Corresnoudenk.

by Special Correspondent.
SEwAREN, July 11:-'From
Broadway to Sewaren" is the catch
line which will be the keynote of the
shore dinner, cabaret and dance un-
der the personal direction of Nate
Robins and Fred Turner for the ben
eft of the Ambulance Fund. The
dinner is to be held at the Robins
home in Holton street on Saturday.
July 20.
The first at seven and the second at
eight o'clock. Dancing at the Land
and Water Clubhouse at nine.
It Is hoped to clear enough money
at this time to complete the Ambu-
lance fund and send an ambulance
from sewaren for service in France.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11

Fighting Parsons Join British Army.
LONDON. July 1f-Aore than
SIXTY nghung cisrEmen IN the London
diocese have joined The army.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11

Harper Lewis, one of the graduates
of the local high school this year., has
secured a position with the Hercules
Powder Company at Parlin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
AN EASY MATTER
TO REMOVE CAUSE

Ever get that 'jumpv" and "tiGS"'E
feeling that causes you 10 fs.'t IS !;
the slightest sound or jar VIII max"
YOU jump out Of wour shoes? /; yol
do. it means that YOUR nerves a." fatl-
inG, and unless you immediately lake
steps to ,remoye the trouble you'll.
wake up some morning with n" r";ts!-
zation that you have Developed SOM"
serious nervous trouble tina. may run
Lite some fatal illness
It's an easy matter % remove the
cause OF the trouble II YOU will take 4
good tonic at the first symptoms OF
the trouble Such 4 tonic Is Rypo-Cod
the great health builder. This splen
did preparation brings relief by .enov
ing the cause IL clraDSeS n" waste
matter from the system and S'r"ngin'
ems TIN, digestive organs so thar they
can extract the full uouriShm"n' from
po,1r food, and thus relieves the nerves
from the treule ndouS strain o. irving
to- keen The system going through TACK
of-proper nourtShmsnt. lncldrnt;ulE Il
t,elDs make rich. pure blood. creates 4
hearty appetite. strengthens III" nerE""
and relieves the strained feeling tnat
is. so prominent in all nervous cases
increases weight. and doubles me
suenxth IN a very little while.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
Ever Get That "JuEnpy''
''Fidgety" Feeling s.?
Means That Your Nerves Are Failing and Becoming Over
taxed-A Good Tonic Should Be Taken Before
the Trouble Becomes Chronic

No DANGEROUS II" ::lh:' Turning "ruS
= contain",i IN liyuoA oG. l. = CON-
.o-,i rf ching Ia:. ~. '"r! Fsiuah!.'
!n.qljctn;I rN::::c,l|"> ':om tr'.s't co"
.y.r-. combined wl:n iron. aInli. UGi-
nine. mancan,,Sr. wild cherry hhTh.
hynu1uu~pilaf"S linz. :,osi"iH ant ART
rnarfrS. :, combination ;nG& "'r0@n.H'H
by tn, medical profession a. benz -
c..ilen, for tn, tfratm.n' a. a. nr:TnE~
and systematic ir"ubir>. t.N YOU!
doctor.
Just e., Il hout" N ilvN"" o! Today.
T-Sa j. faithfully IA directed amt i'll 4
lisrle while rou'll find that YOU ran IA
hra7tior. sleep Xix" Il baby. your io"N
will digest properly. your weight VII!
increase. YOUR nerves Will b" S'Fohl
ana steady and your strength Will IN
crease wonderfully in Il very Nii"
Will
HvrnI-od is very economical. \
,ahlrsroonful before meals and al h"N-
fimr i q lose. and You can c"t Il IarS'
hottie from yolr druggist for only
81 III, which contains enough 81 va
spl.ndid tonic 70 treat In. nv"raS" S'/''
family for weeks. Get Il hoi'I" a.
Hvpo-Cod to-day
Sold in Whe"l:nc h. &. II. Grl'>t
60. Ho-r-pavi< Drug Co.. L. II. ia"
Sjn,pSon'S Pharmacy. John Coleman
to. ". W. Irwin, Cha>. Mrnhenl'''r''
EaerS Pharmacy. MerS"$ lhaF"'"'!
and all Island stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
BarneSvtlle Briefs.

Miss Augusta Nennon. who has been
confined to her HON" on East Main
street by illness. is improving rapidly.
Mrs. Frank Robson has returned 70
her home on North chestnut street after
n visit with her sister. Mrs. Charles
asey. OF Cambridge.
Mrs. George johnson Of North Chest
nut street IS visiting h"r husband. Shu
is working in i:sll;Lirr.
Mrs George Hall Of South broadway.
who has been confined - h"r home by
illness. la Improving;
MISC Gr1,c- Fowler has returned IA
her home on West Main street AFTER Il
visit with Mr. AID Mrs fIi Iuultr;Ip Uf
GAINESVILLE.
T.. c. ncnney and n Frank of
Wheeling were here OF hus'nc$s Wcd-
ncSday.
Richard Healcy Of Mulberry street
was :; recent business visitor IN Clryc-
land.
Misses Clover and Marcia Judkin$
have returned to their homes on North
Chestnut street aft"r :, visit with thor
SISTER. Mrs. hoy Harrison. 81 cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. James ShHIrnland OF
THIN wore called here Thursday on a.
count al The death Of th-!r father. T.
- Shankland.
Clarence henderson IF ~" l.. $ ser
vice. stationed at lamp Sheridan and
wife. IT cleveland. left 'rhursday. after
a v:si; with their parents Nix. and Mrs
George H. rdcrSon. OF South Chestnut
street.
Mrs Isaac HtE"r IF Park street IS
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCuir"
Of Pittsburgh. havla.; hrcm called th"r..
on account y: the serious llIu.Ss 81 Mrs
Mcclure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
WElLSBURG

wELLSRURG. March 7.--At rous-
ing Republican meeting at tho mayors
office men were suggested for the Of
fees 70 be mad. vacant IN the sprung.
G.L. Caldwell was named chairman OF
tho meeting and Attorney W. NJ work
man secretary The suggestions mao
are as follows:
City Clerk
Charles NJ Jones. No opposition.
Chief o. Police.
George Il: "Pcwlckey Porter ana
Lawreuc: Henry.
School Commissioner.
F. \. Sheets and pC. II. +. Nr|HsheE'
civ Cnun,il--.rirs; ward. Prank ~
Vollhardt: S."";ri ward. I. q. l''itll'
+. \. Sheets. II. i;r"Hka 'tw" - e!|S'1' :
third ward. T.: *. ''uN. 7. J.. Hf@l'et'S
and o. VI. Gamble.
CITY Exeru,iv" committee. "!rSc
ward, W. NJ Workman an! ~ w.
Potts (;wo :" ..i'"I: Ser"n" w'te", W..
y, Sterling: Thrrd ward. W II Leu
na,t. Fourth ward. l.. II. M"'ain''.
A mass rr...j'u-, has h'..u called. l"G
SATURDAY, ,:cu.u= III IT." Ky NAH.
NN,,sburu. E.;M...u ;h, iip rs - an"
& o'clock ~ this ul""t:HS decisions
will n. mad" ia tn contests an" IN.
,;r.,l ,i,kc, cl!,~.n i.'r ;:us Ti''lnS rtr'''
ZION. Nil Republicans arr ASKED 20 o.
present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
Fine Demonstration.

AMID :r,uS". hy III" mus";ans "'
rYellshurS nttI t'"iiansh':' an" 'hH
cheers :t.pi BIS wishes ~ th' S'reTai
bund-,d vr,. hlA gathered Z Witness
1h,ir departure. 'lln" young nl"t' from
Brook. ,,,,:ajy i.El y, t"'!" ThurSda%
morning tnr l'rrt ocis,horr>. ia. Tn"
boyS w,r.. GiI..H 7 IN" ""tti"hS Gat'"'s
q, rho S-at!nu h.ru- located With food
and ,nha,.cu presented with comfort
kits and r!yr:i SILL rs :, '"rtTth"''"h.
.rhc hnv~ w"rc under Thu ""n''nHnd
of William l. steele. wh" N:tS hpi"ih'-
ed captain. Til" ur>i chang 81 cars
viii w.. ut S,cuh .!i:. ohio. TN" next
at Cincinnati DEi". and thence over
the l.. X y raad !" their DESTINATIONS
Barring accidents AMI bad connexions
.hey are due - ar-!vo ~ amp carry
Friday evening: 'Tn"s' wH" i"t' ar
Johr Sherman Fluff. Eoh"7; Er;tita.
t,,mcr {. Johnston. Tla>c LandiS. tit"i'.
Carocci. William l.. Steei". Homer 'ri-
ley, Nick Ca"ra panti. Fin""nI" hcTard''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
WESLEYAN WEAKENED
WITH SNEDEGER OUT

Special. Dispatch to The Intellisencer
HlCklfhNNON. ". Va. Mar. -
The Wesleyan basketball team will en-
ter the most important game OF ihc
season tomorrow night; that with
Washington and Jefferson on the i"cI!
flncr. in weakened condition. Sncd,
ger. who has been the high poin; lnia
Of III" squad throughout the year. :.nh
General handy man. being able T."
play in any position. is out Of III,
game. and will not Hr' able TO lax" any
parl tomorrow night. The trnuhl'; IL
ne start WAS Il slight INJURY Of 4na
Scot and now il has brcomc inf"ctc'!
lnd IL ., tss,-fst+t able In be on At AL. Tn.
Cnarh! has not announced who will tax.
his piaCr in the lineup. hut h. still has
hopes ~ making Il good showing
;.:;aIn!s ): tnr- Washington team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
MIS-. Sarah hunter.

Mrs Sarah \. Hunter. we'll known
and one OF the oldest residents OF
Crook" county. passed away a. trs
hrnr. OF her daughter. Mrs. !. T.. run
n.r.(itfc. at ,iai"shure ILL.,. on Nedn"S-
day eycnIuS. March i. 1918. ""rH
had been received here l. tew GAYS pre-
vious TO this OF her serious 'in'Ss'
Mrs. Hunter was the daughter Of the
lar. Andrew Smith. ;Lnd III her carly
ijf,. taugh, in tho schools 81 tn" c"hn'
~. She WAS past ~ yeas old" t"N
children survive. the daughter with
whom she died AMI or" sou. y. { tlun-
;cr Of this county. The body has been
Sent t" this county. wh"r" :; wM! nH
lard 10 rest. The arranE"m"nlS !"'
,l, funeral will be announce" ;u'"'
;i.. arrival az tn" body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
Attend Golden wedding.

Ecv y i. Miller Of this city attend.
.,i rho Golden wedding anniversary or
Mr.. ard Mrs. Robert RoEcrs"n at
Wheeling Wednesday. March l.. TIL"
.Ichra,inn WIS SurprIs" on IN"
..o,Iol.. arranged foc by IN" children
,r,j grandchildren. Six children. SIX
grandchildren and three great grand
children and about - guests were
rrrSrrt. \ fine dinner IT noon was
:, feature OF the day. and each or the
quests rrescu, presented the couple
with two and Il half dollar gold pieces
rey. Miller WAS the pastor at the
.oup,> during his rastoratc m Wheel
n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08

valley 'wo T"ars ago. and Tying with
M"unGSv!ii" IN" Var before. Many lid
men ara bach this year. wh.rh in add
zion L. Hh"lI: tIfiy freshmen - pi.I,
from. should huIld up Il good nine \
sliding pat viii b. used this year. and
IN" fin" points ri III" game Studi,>,i
III" coach. carl Miller. formerly 4 N"s-
l"yan player. where II" played for four
I":L''>. niid wh" ais" played on III" New
NarilnSvIIi" high team for fiv" years
and several years al n" pnd"u civ
team. expects a successful season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
Judgment to Be Asked

Prosecutor =. \. Mckee VIII demand
q judgment acalmst former sheriff ~
II. Taylor at tho next term OF CIRCUIT
ro,;rr The county has judgm"u;
against former Sheriff William NJ
Clemens and the case is in such 4 con
di;inn tina, an execution can be demand
ed At any time.
Counsel for clemens may have soma.
thing nf a surprise 10 spring If pay
mont is demanded! The ravl"r cas-" hh:
i,."n delayed by motion OF bondsmcn II
H., released from liability. In" mor'N
WIS "vrrrulcd by Judge HcrTcy s"rr
IIrl" ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
Second Time for Steele.

This IS the second TIM NiHiam
Steele has h".n sent away !t'' lex
on Dcccmh'r - with ;f:' =" h"FS WI"
,rept m For, Screen. IA and after Il
f.p. DAYS il. earn was r"J."i.d bc-
cause az his ,n,th SinrH returning L.
This CITY H. has had THIS defect rcrn"-
died and hops H. pass ii. "Namina-
,;on at Gang Cicc"nl"at. Will" at
Fort Sc-evru NJ. S:c"t'' Was N" frs
10 volunteer f.: overseas service. but
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
Leach a Deserter.

When thu inys wc-" aSS.mei"h on
Wednesday evening" all wsr" present
hut. Fred Leach Leach ais" failed |"
annear Thursday morning. and MS
place was ;aH"n by Ninc"nz" F"rardl.
an alternate who was present; t'each
has been class.d ~ "a d"Sert"r by th;
draft board and the officers haV" oeen
instructed 70 lind INN. II" "t'! ~
placed in jail when found Until ar
ranrcrnents can b. made 20 turn h'rs
over 70 the military authorities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
Just What She Needed.

v tlen women complain Of WEAKNESS,
loss of strength and vitality. backachr,
pains in sides and hips, dull head
aches. dizziness. floating specks and
similar ailments, they too often accrTi
these troubles rs their LOT because they
are women. when the ailments may
be the results or disordered kidneys.
Mrs. Mary Y. Bunker Miltonon-the.
hudson. n. V. writes: Il an now on
my second bottle OF Foley Kidney Pills.
They seem 10 be just what ! needed. -
Try them. Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
TIE VERY BEST
EVER DECLARES.
CLARENCE ROOD
Well Known Contracting Painter
and Decorator Applies the
Praise to Nerv- Worth.

Til" Gallupils N":v-W0rth aS"n's
luv" mad. u ;r"a' nnnH nrw '?',i'l,
anon. rhrir customers by S"lI!hE
-h.- ,a,uuriS family tonic AHh'H-
'hc>" MIR. Rno, j. on" al nc mos
enthusiastic rnd"rS"7> k"ad III
.i.n"d statement. made few days
ago:
For Two wears ar more | have
suffrr"! "i;li pam in my back
which kept me awak" At nights. ro
,uI;in: in 4 nervous breakdown. Was
in m awful shape. II III" {. j.
N"rr Drag CO. | Wa advised 20 Try
Ncrv-Wo7,h. which | did After
bad taken threc-fourths Of Il bottle
THE PAINS WE'RE GONE. Also
IL" tired nervous rendition. / VIII
krrp N"rv-Worih constantly III inc
hor.-r. l. is The hes; m"dicinr tna'
was "Tcr mac" for ihr purpose.
CLARENCE ROpN.
90 Sprur" 81. Gallipolis. q.
BarrS nrur Stor" sells N"TN-
Worth in Wheeling. Your dollar
back if this ,nniy docs nut do for
ynu wha' il did for Mr.. Rood
Nrrv-W Worth is sold in Warw"od by
W T.. Mcnamara: Fulton by IN"
rnlton Pharmacy: Mingo junction.
by Mou-r Eros: Martins Ferry.
RalS,nn K Parker: s.. Clairsvlllr,
Patterson & Sons: Rarnrsvil!".
lliIicS Bros: Cameron. b. Cameron
Drug Store: SislcrsyiiIc. by c. Is
DSOuc: New Martinsvilln. by Horn
brooks Drug Store; MounhsviIle,
II. Beam DRUG Co.: Bridgeport. Set
bv G Reed NDrnt PharmaCy): Bel
lairr. Dankworth Bros: Padcn City,
Morgan Bros West Alexander, r.. *.
MrrOnn: EdCnwood. The Ed"Cwood
Pharmacy: Elm Grove. Elum's phar.
macy: B"nw0od. Tcnwnod Pug CO..;
McMrch"n. CARROTS Pharmacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08

The last number Of the Public School
l.yceum course for this season will Ia.
held in the FIRST VI. l. church Wcdncs-
day evening. March -. at which tim"
I'7 Edward Z. Steiner will deliver his
lecture on "lmmlEratiun. Dr. Steiner
viii rrv" a really ing lecture. which n"
one can afford 10 miss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
District Meeting.

Eec+nrtnE Thursday evening WIN
preaching services the district quarter
Il meeting ard Sunday school rnnrcn'
lion * being held a, the WcllsburS
Irr,,,, Methodist church. Tn" meeting
will last thrc, days. CLOSING SUNDAY
evening. March 10 after ali day serr-
ireS. Rev II. w Armstrong. pastor o.
the UcllsourG church. will have super
vision over tho meetings. and ~ cN-
rcadtnc every energy TO make them
Ip.,reSSful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
Entertained Sunday School Class.

Miss Francs l'rw."" II West Main
street entertained h"r sunday school
rIass 81 the First NJ =. church. Taught
by Lee Cunarh. ut her homo Tuesday
evening The time WAS spent II fancy
work and conversation ana I proved Il
most cnjdyabl" accession. and u, Il pro
Ter time nice refreshments were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
Case COMPROMISED.

Tie cas-" Of Antonio Nazionale
against Tony l.eoni. set for trial in
III. Brooke county circuit court Thurs
dav, was compromised Out OF court.
Tn. Jurors summoned for the day vera
excused until Friday morning at $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
Held Meeting.

4 meeting of IA" mrn Of the FIRST
NJ. f church was held IN the sunday
school room nt III" church Thursday
evening 1T 50 ccl"ck. i;"v. l'ani"r!
Gr!lvrr..i An address and u good a;tcnd-
aucr WAS had.
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Have q Daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. NlnE or
Tweat,cth and Charles streets have a
hnhv daughter. born Wednesday,. March
s io1<. The new arrival has been
named Edith katherine
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wellSburp Briefs.

Frank r. pcBrulu and nr. X G.
l;rash"rr wer" callers IL Wheeling
Wednesday evening.
u. ". H0dg"rs. II. W. and $. -.
PAUL w.r" business callers n Wheel
Ing "Wednesday.
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Miss Helen Stoncbr;tkcr Of East Main
street entertained II Number ri friends
q, her horne "Wednesday evening. Re
treShInents were served.
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ttandtnp Convention

Rnhrr' r;resub"rE. prominent retau
shoe dealer. is attending sh"" and
leather convention At Cin"tnntti. ONO.
He will return tn" last -; the week.
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Had Operation

Mrs. Anna Wocon OF this "!tE was
rrrraicd an for appendicitis at IN"
t,!.!" Valley hospital at StHuerhF1iI''
ohio. or Wednesday, morning. Hep"rIS
ron, the hospital are ff>v"rahle.