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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
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Tho Feast Of ST. Francis Of Assist
was celebrated with pontiilcal high mass
this morning at ST. Alphonsus church.
with Bishop Dorehuc officiating. The
filed to tho main entrance Of the church
in the following order: Censor bearers
cross and torch-bcarcrs. scrvIrs. clergy
sub-deacnn, Father Brown, Cathedral:
deacon. Father Eugene. ST. hlphonsus:
arch-priest. Father Moyc. Cathedral;
dnacons Of honor. Fathers RosSmRnn and
Nader: bishop. with two train-bnarcrs:
nitro and crozicr-hearers. candle and
book bea rers.
Father Anccr. OF st. hlphonsus. wns
the, master Of ceremonies; and Father
Hall. OF St 'Mary'S. gave the address Of
the morning. He spoke Of the life of st.
Francis ms ono of sacrifice. calling him
the patriarch Of the poor. and us one
who renowned all claim to any earthly
possessions. His successors. thc FTnn-
ciScinns Of thu present day, arr carTyin x
on his work. and the social and religious
influence which St Francis had in his
day is Pcrpetuatcd by tn" tria"s. Of
whose he WAS III" founder. They num-
Der at tho present day 5000.
After Father Halls address bencdic-
ticn or the blessed Sacrament WAS given
by Father Moyc and at tho conclusion
OF ii tho bishop gave an interesting adj
dress on the Fourth Liberty Loan. IL"
said in part that St AlphnnSuS parish
had never failed in any contribution yet.
and that hr knew they world do their
share in this loan. His talk was rather
in terms of CONCENTRATION Than nf eX-
hortatinn. and ne closed his remarks
with tribute to TN" patriotism Of 81.
Alpho' ,suS The procession then filed
from the church singing the great pa
tr-otic hymn. God Blcss Our Noble
Men
Tho priests who attended tho cciebra-
ton in addition To those in IN" process
sion were: Father Whitman. Rellair"
Father Won Intel. EridgC port: Father
Gallerin. nillunvalc: Father Pfl"Ecr. Elm
Grove: Father PUllmiski. EdEingtnn
Lane: Father CouEhlin. MnundsTillc:
Father Garrett. Cathedral. and Father
Abraham.
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Probate Cont.

In re- cstat" of Caroline A. Marks. de-
ceased. Partial account filed.
In re estate Of George l.. Horner, de-
ceased. Proof OF publication of notice
of appointment filed. approved and or
dered recorded.
In re Robert Duvall. administrator
of estate Of Elizabeth \. Warrick. de-
ceased. vs.. John T. Duvall 1T nj. Order
Of appraiscment returned and fled
In re estate OF Robert Cartuh. de-
ceased. Application filed for appoint
mcnt cxecutriI. No bond required APP
pointmcnt made letters ordered and Is
sued. Inventory of real and personal
property ordered order issued.
In re- estate OF Henry McGilton. de-
ceased. Final account filed. Set for
hearing November so, 1918. Notice or
dcred and continued.
In re estate of Mary Elizabeth Meyer
deceased. Testimony. Of witnesses to
will taken, reduced to writing and filed
Will admitted to probate and record or
dcrsd. Application filed for appoint
mont Of administrator.
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BRIDGEPORT
Accidental Death.

Mrs. Mary Eovasky. wife Of Frank
vovasloy. died at the Ohio Valley Cen
eral hospital on Friday morning at $3.50.
She was in her fortieth year. Sunday
TWO weeks ago. while cooking food for
pigs. her clothing caught fire and she
was seriously burned. She was immc-
diatcly rushed to the Ohio Valley hos
pital. where she passed away. She IS
survived by her husband and six small
children.
The remains WIRE taken to the Bohe-
mian hall. Stop 10, on the Barton line
from which place the funeral services
will be- held Sunday afternoon al
O'Clock. in charge Of the Bohemian So
clcty Interment will be made In Lin
wood cemetery ut Blaine. ..
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Realty Deeds FILED.

VIII Dunn. and Margaret A. Dunn 20
Ludwick Dyredk. land in Richland
township.
The Cumrnins Company to David 7.
Spring, land in BelJaire; consideration
$500.
Chris ". He'll and wife to Hazel L.
Reddaway, land in Pease township. con-
sideration $1.o0.
George E. Hopkins to Charles E. Crow.
land in Pultney township: consideration.
$500.
Nettie Hopkins to Charles E. Crow
land in Pultney township; consideration
$500.
Euston B. Ward and Lola F. Ward to
Theodore Myers. land in Shadyside; con-
sideration. 5000.
Emma B. Lynn and william. Lynn TO
Francis N. Giesey. land in Barnesville
consideration. $500.
Belle Goodnight and Oliver Goodnight
10 Emma B. Lynn. Grace n Miller anc
John Miller, land in Barnesville; con-
sideration. s1.oo.
Bert ". Hopkins. auditor. to H. T..
Wilkinson.
Harry E. Rice and Blanche Rice to
David Lucas, land in Goshen township:
consideration. s1.00.
Nick Bachkay and Mary Bachkay to
Mike Gersely and Katie Gersely. land
in Pease township; consideration, SlO.O".
J. H. McWillian1s and Dsisy NcWli-
lia1ns to David Lucas, land in, Bethesda:
consideration. $1.00.
Aaron F. Riley and Mary L. Riley to
Elizabeth I. Baker, land in Mead town
ship; consideration, $1,000.
A. E. Sides and Daisy Sides to Cecil
Brooks and Lora J. Brooks, land in
Goshen township: consideration $Loo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05

Ohio. by Chief Of Police Hermann
Srr"cht- on Wednesday, The dnScrtcr
had been working al tho Riichrnan Coal
mine and Is 4 resident of Detroit Mich.
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Whereas. The residents Of this COM
munity have decided to have public
military funeral on Saturday afteFnoon
October ). at . o'clock for the two sol.
diers who have recently died in the ser
vice OF their country, and whose rcInains
have arrived hcre.and
Whereas, It Is the desire OF the pub
lie that we manifest our respect for our
soldier dead in Y public manner at this
time; now tharc
1. Charles CulbertSon. mayor Of Zoe
city of Bellaire, call upon all stores and
places OF business to close that the res
idnrtS OF this city may devote tho time
between . and o'clock p. IN. Of date
10 this service Of respect. and request
that you all join i'll honorinE these
boys. who have made the supreme sac
rit1ce for the republic.
CHARLES c. cULBEl]rsoN.
-Narnr
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that one man. Adam Martinchcck, al
legged pro-Gcrman leader Of the crowd
be intened.
Martinchek.. il is alleged. influenced
the other men in refusing to buy LID
erty Bonds and in 'defying the draft
registration, and It is further alleged
that he. working through German agents,
encouraged the miners Of his own ma
tionalty to lay off two and three days
a week in order to curtail the output
of the Hcrrick mine.
Investi cation disclosed the fact that
the output Of the mine had been re-
duced from 10000 tons daily capacity
to $4,000 tons as a result Of pro-Hun
influences.
All fifteen men came from the same
section Of Austria the CZecho-SloValS
nation. The four men TO be held made
utterances Of a. dsIoyal character and
they will be further investigated as to
their activities against the Z. S.
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TWn Rreaf Iai1.

Boring hole in the south wall Of the
jefferson county Jail at . o'clock this
morning. Peter Vim. charged with lar
ceny, and Sam, Naples. of YorkTille,
charged with illegal selling, slid down
rope made of blankets and escaped.
Harry Gaffncy. another prisoner. was
caugh; by Pan Handle Detective James
Schacfer as he was sliding down the
rope and was taken back to a cell. The
officer was delivering a prisoner at tho
Jail and his appearance probably pre-
vented wholesale delivery. The pris-
oncrs were confined in the bull PEN"
and with an iron bar in their possession
found no trouble in boring a hole in
the decaying walls Of the prison
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The many friends OF Miss Alice founE
of Wheeling, were sorry to hear OF her
death which occurred at GrcenvilIe, B.,
c., Friday morning at three o'clock Miss
Young was q trained nurse from the q
V. H. in Wheeling. and enlisted Is a Red
Cross nurse and was recently sent 10
Camp SEWER Greenvitle 8. c.. and while
nursing at this camp contracted tho
Spanish inttu en1a which later developed
into pneumonia Her siEter, Mrs. Reed
Baird, Of Wheeling. and brother. Mr..
F. M. Young Of this place. verc called
to her bedside several days nEo She
was we'll known in st. Clairsville. having
visited at the home Of her brother quite
frequently. The remains Will likely ar
rive in Wheeling today.
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Amour the Living.

Nicholas Elstay. we'll known Mingo
Junction youth, who was officially re-
ported as killed in action in France
several weeks ago. Is still among the
living \ letter received by relatives
states he is in hospital and rapidly
recovering from wounds received in bat
tic and will soon rcjoin his company.
He was with the Rainbow division.
Chris Tlarnton. Of this city, has re-
ceivcd word that his brother Joseph
Thornton. member: OF Company L, 111th
Infantry, has been severely wounded in
France. He trained at Camp Sherman
and has been over almost n year.
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MILITARY FUNERAL
FOR DEAD SOLDIERS
SPuEIc FUNERAL WILL BE d-sAo
TITS AFTERNOON HI sS
AnE CITY PARK
Mayor Issued Proclamation mat 9os-
ness Be Suspended Dung
the Services.

Psr,atre is to have public nurfary
funeral this afternoon at 3 o'clock hon.
, orius the late William y. Minnehan and
!1Strnar D. Whisconnb. GAllaire boys. VINO
died in camp. Following illnesses OF pneu-
inoonia- Arrangements were completed
for the service and procession at
meeting at the mayors office. city
building, yesteray afternoon. The
Injecting was attended by representa-
] 4ives of the Catholic, Protestant and
tJewisn congregations OF the caty. as
I'VE as citizens and city Officials.
Private services will be- held for each
io- The Young heroes preceding the pub
lie celebration. At tn" park there viii
be singing by n Quart.cttc and wv" orlet
,oddresses After this the bodies Will be
PLACED on gun carriages and. Following
thehind boys Of the present war and
civil war veterans. they Will be- con-
vowed down Belmont street 10 Thirty
second street thence to Guernsey strees
and north on Guernsey street to Central
avenue. They will then be escorted to
the cemetery. .
Tho -urocesSioa win bc composed Of
ix>terans Of tho civil war. boys OF the
inresent war. the gun carriages. oeariRs
The two bodies. firing squad OF civil
var veterans and Spantsh-Am war
veterans, the funeral cabs. the Cathe-
tdral fife and drum corps and corteSe
J Of citizens.
Mayor Charles Cubic! ;on has issued
! a proclamation calling r:t all citizens To
turn on, and show their respect Tor
E,he two dead heroes Announcements
= were made N the schools Friday after
noon and all OF the school children
: will turn out.
s All OF tho stores ard business houses
! we'll as citizens ana IT,; officials.
! will be closed from until ) o'clock.
/, The arrangements var" made huFr!-
cdly. At tho clos" 81 the meeting
Il Mayor Charles C;!h"r;$"n was named
! as the chairman az Z permanent organ
AVIATION to rl-e tur similar occasions.
and Clarence l.. Cnrhatt was named as
the secretary. Other permanent com
nlttecs were nam"d to look AFTER tho
TRANSFORMATION. music. program and
other matters.
The program AZ the par; follows:
Invocation. G.. +. Smith
Music Cuih' lSSI''
Address ... Rev. J. N. Whitman
Music .SudTttlkc
Address Rev. +. L. Frcet
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Rridrennrt Briefs.

James Welch returned to-day after
brief visit with friends at Strubenrille.
Miss Agnes IShmael. of Lincoln ave-
nue.. left Thursday for CoShocton 10
spend several wc"lts visiting relatives.
Postmaster Tinsman, of Colerain. WAS
Il local visitor here YESTERDAY
Floyd Hughes will leave Monday for
Pittsburgh To enter Pittsburgh univcr-
Sity for the army instruction course.
John Poland WAS Il business visitor
in this city yesterday.
Charles Conan is visiting friends in
this city.
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. ST. CLAIRSV|LLE
Common Pleas Court.

William Fl. Hobbs vs. Minerva L.
Cassells ct al. Action for specific per-
forrnancc
Davis Burkham & Tyler Co. VS.. Mrs.
Frnnkk Rataiczk. Action for recovery
OF property.
Grover Spence vs. Frank r, Scdgwick
ct al. Construction of will.
Mile Rendulich Us. Laura Pavlich.
Action for dissolution Of partnership.
JOHN Miklovic VS.. the Baltimore e.
Ohio Railroad Co, a corporation Ac-
ton for money. Amount claimed
s., ono.
William Y. Brown VS.. Lavene Brown.
Action for divorce.
Teresa Bausc VS.. Frank Bausc Action
for divorce.
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Goes 70 Now York CITY,

Miss Eliza both lI"ffnann. popular
Young lady OF Chaplin" street. has gone
Ia Now York city. where she will visit
her brother Eugene. who is III one nf tho
cinlnnmcntS there. Shr was accom-
pa nicd hv her aunt. Mrs. w. II. rruschcl.
Of Pleasant Valley. 1t is expected that
Private Hnfrmann will soon $40 overseas
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watson Appointed Inspector.

Jerome Watson. of Ncfc. well known,
nincr. was yesterday appointed chief in
Spcctor Of Ohio minrS. to succeed L. u
Drvnrc vino died several months ago ~
his homo in Columbus. Mr.. Dcvorr was
a resident Of B"liarr. hut moved to Co.
lumhuS following his appointment.
TIL" appointment Of Mr.. Watson VII
rnrivn tho appreciation OF miners in Obi"
IYc is I'm experienced miner and has al
ways taken M active interest In the
Tinted Min" Workers nf Amrrira. H.
has l,ern employed in I'll" mines at N"h
for L number OF years.
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Willis TO Be Hero Oct. IL.

Ohio and Republican candidate at the
November election. will be in Bellaire
on Saturday. October - and will de-
liver an address in connection with the
Columbus day celebration, which is 70
be held under thr auspices of local 1ta--
ian societies. lie will deliver an adj
dress at GAINESVILLE earlier in tho day,
after which he will. come to Bcllaire.
Tho meeting will be held in front or the
Ross hall on Belmont street.
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Opening Gamo.

The opening game Of the interscholas-
tic football season will be playeN this
afternoon on the Sixteenth street
grounds between the Bcllaire and East
Liverpool high schools. According To
local fans Bellaire is in fine shape and
Will make an excellent showing in the
first game
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Amounted Chairman.

roan has hccn named as chairman OF
tho Eellasrn war savings committee.
His appointment was announced y"s-
to-day by w. G.. NcClain. county chair
man. Mr. Linard announced yesterday
that an intcusiv" driV" to Increase the
sales of war savings stamps would he
,.,adr ar Tho. clos" Of the Liberty loan
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Oscar Mural. who was injured y"stcr-
day II the Strocnann Bakery Company
on Main street when tn" cable nf the ol'-
Vator broke and struck him. has been
taken 20 tho Ohio Valley hospital. 1t IS
feared that he is IN u very serious con-
ditiun. Mr.. Mural. who has h"cn Gnu
plOyed M tho bakery Tor some time. ls
a very puular young man on III" South
Side
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Will Celebruto-

Hon. Q. +. CarriEan of MoundSville.
will deliver IN" patriotic address al the
49, {: q. demonstration on Sunday after
noon. Tho affair has been arranged T.
rclrbrntr the approaching ot their 30
ucrc"nl Of III" Fourth Liberty loan. The
Mem, chen tElnd will furnish the music
for the occasion.
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Will Entertain

Miss Adcline beaver will entertain the
members OF her knitting club This even
ing at her home on Main street. The
young people will each start an army
sweater at this meeting and the one who
does tho most work on il will be awarded
4 Prize. 4 delicious luncheon will be
served by the hostess at the close Of the
evening
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evening at SIX o'clock, Rev. w, H Dick
crson. pastor Of tho Methodist church.
performed tho ceremony, Mr, Rumery Is
an electrician from Cleveland and Mrs,
Rumery Is q graduate nurse from ST.,
I.ukcs Hospital. In Cleveland. Their
many friends extend congratulations and
best wishes. =
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Ready for Campaign.

Tho Fourth Liberty Loan campaign
will begin Monday in this city and ef-
forts will be made to put Bellaire over
the top with the week. The city is
divided into districts with captains and
teams in charge of each district. The
teams will have 4 card index Of the
property owncrs and tenants in its dis
trict and a thorough canvas will he
made. Reports will be made each eve
ming at the First Presbyterian church
by the captains Of the various teams.
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Three Are Released.

Martin Starnick. arrested ut Mingo
Junction several days ago for alleged
pro-Gernan uttcrances. was released
from custody today. the federal authori-
ties who investigated the case finding
that there was no foundation for the
charges. Joe Gotsic and John Zouer,
both Of Rush Run, who failed to regis
ter for the selcctivc service, were re-
leased after they registered and filed
their qucstionnaires.
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Ford Badly Damaged.

A Ford coupe owned and driven BY
Dr. Leon Rerfcr, of Wheeling. was bad
Is demolished yesterday near the Pres
byterian church. = y spring broke let
ting both front wheels off. The doctor
escaped uniniurrd. The machine WIS
taken tn p local Earag" where it Will b.
repaired in n short while.
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e. clstrsvills Personals.

Ray Berry. Of Stewartsville. has pur-
chased the W. G .Sidwell lot on East
Main street and expects to erect resi-
dence soon.
The many friends OF Paul Arnold Of
this place. who Is suffering from pneu-
n,onia at Camp Sherman. are pleased TO
hear that his condition is reported rs
being somewhat improved.
MISS Katherine Duvendcck, OF Mar.
tins Ferry, is spending the weekend
with her friend. Miss Blanche Scott.
Mrs. Earl Lewis and son Robert WIN
return homo today from q visit win
relatives at Nen.
/. A. pease and wife will move their
household goods to Wheeling on MONDAY.
where they will reside. Their many
friends at this place regret their &C.
parture.
Lieutenant Commander Roy Lewis 81
the L. s. navy. arrived Friday evening
for a few days visit with local relatives
John Cook is visiting relatives at High
Ridge.
George Cooke Of Martins Ferry, wa
n business caller in town yesterday. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
rorHds Burning Of Leaves.

Mayor Iunkins has issued 4 state
mcnt stating that any one guilty OF
burning leaves after y. m. within the
city limits. will hc prosecuted to the full
extent Of the city law. Complaints nave
been pouring in by residents. The au-
lhoritirS are determined 10 break up the
practice and il is likely several people
will b. made examples uf.
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Police q rTt.

Tho DRINKS are being hauled in right
and left by the local police. The AUG
ton sales are much to blame for this
as il seems rs though the mon cannot
carry enough away in their baskets so
they attempt TO lcav" tho city otherwise
full. TIL" police managed 10 nail them
before they leave town. The offenders
will b. given their hearing this morn
ing before Mayor .Iunkins.
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Thi1uhlo Bee.

Mrs Preston ". Ault deli El,tfully IN
tertained the Tnimble Bee Club and sew
cral visitors on Friday evening at her
home on Marietta street. Knitting and
fancy work were the diversions of the
evening and an elegant lunch was
served
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Body ArEtYes Herr.

Tho body OF William Minnchan. local
boy, who died at Camp Sherman. arrived
here last night and was taken TO the
home Of his parents on Guernsey street.
Tho funeral will take place to-day. In
tcrncent will be in Mt Calvary ccme-
terry.
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For the RelGians.

Citizens Of Steubcnville donated $500
pounds OF clothing for the Belgians this
week. according TO announcement by the
Red Cross today. Next week q collec-
ton NJ linen will he made for use in
Red Cross hospitals in the war zone
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Rain C1Nb Met

Til" Indies OF Tho Kahn Social Club me-
last evening IN the rooms OF the Kahn
Club. with a full membership in attend
anrr. GuSin'-s rnhtl"rS uG great irnpor-
lane" were settled and Il pleHSan, social
hour was enjoyed. M tn" rl"-'. nr which
delicious refreshments were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
birthday Party.

Miss Katherine Wilkinson entertained
friends last evening at her home on
Harrison street the occasion being her
10th birthday anniversary. The crc-
ming was spent in various games and a
luncheon was served.
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BENWOOD
nance Last Evening,

Last evening the members Of the J.. V.
NJ, Sndaliiy OF 81. Johns Catholic church
gave an "nJ"yLhl" dane" ~ III" school
hall \ larC.. crowd was IN Attendance:
and il is thought that tn" SOdality will
give many 'mofc Of these delightful AZ
fa!..S during the winter
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On Lesser Chnrpe.

II is understood here that Constable
David McAlasters. Of Mt. Pleasant. in
dictcd for first degree murder for kill
ing William Dcnger last February. is
10 he tried on lesser charge to he
NAMED by Prosecutor Carpenter. The
trial is set for October IA.
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psruoo<l. persnnnla

Mrs. William Fall Of MnundsviIle- Is
the guest Of relatives in the city.
Master Bill Hopkins is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Anne Culrig. OF Locust. street.
Mr.. and MS. Harry ribbons IF Pitts
i,urEh. arc visiting tho formers sister.
Mrs. Willis Tirrncy on Main Stect.
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Red Cross busy,

Tho local Red Cross has been very
busy during tho, past several days COM
plotting their allotment of pads and
dressings Tho Chairmcn in charge OF
tn" different departments report that an
unusually successful week has just
,In
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New ReEidentg-

Mr.. and Mrs. Wylic HALEY and fam
lily are moving from the farm In Cross
Creek district to the corner Of twentieth
and Charles streets. being one side or the
J. hpplcSatc residence property. The
citizens of WcllsburG will be pleased 10
have them for citizens.
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Soldier Writes Home.

Private George l.. Muldrew. son Of
Mrs. E +. Muldrcw. has written a very
interesting letter from France. in which
h" says that 10 would not be in tho
States again with free conscience until
The Hun Is whipped. His letter is very
cheerful and confident Of success.
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Promoted.

]. c. Hawicy. Of Camp Leo. Virginia.
has been promoted to sergeant. and in
addition has passed the examination as
an expert auto driver. The young mans
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Hawlcy,