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Evening journal., 1918-07-05
BABY DRINKS COAL0IL;
DIES In SHORT TIME

Joseph ouisley, Jr.. the i5-month-old
son Of Joseph Quigley, a well-known
farmer at Hares Corner, died this
morning from the effects Of coal oil
which he unfortunate baby drank. A
memrs- OF the family had the oil in a
glass TO be used In starting stove
FIRE, and the baby getting hold of II
drank some OF the oil before the glass
could be taken from him. He lived
but short time. Mr. Quigley is one
Of the best known farmers in New Cas-
tie hundred, and in addition to the
Hares Corner farm he also owns the
Hamburg Cove farm
Evening journal., 1918-07-05
Alto HITS ROY.

Robert Mitchell. aged about years.
of No. 2i3 Madison street, was carried
into the Delaware Hospital shortly be-
fore 2 O'Clock this afternoon Dy Harry
Witsel, OF No. 1909 West Fourth street.
Witsel is a chauffeur and found me boy
lying on the street at Third ~ d cadi-
son streets He had evidently oeen
struck. by an automobile. Authorities
at the hospital said that the lad vas
not seriously injured
Evening journal., 1918-07-05
WILSON WANTS TO
CONTROL WIRE LINES
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. July o.-Presiaen..
Wilson has sent a special request
through congressional leaders that the
House and senate pass before the re-
cess tho resolution empowering MN
an tske over tue telegraph, telephone
radio and cable systems Of this coun-
try. 49,. .v,o.,od
The Presidents action was eApectsu
I'm administration quarters TO result N
massage Of the measure. II persisted ID,
opposition 20 the legislation may ioi'
Congress from recess indefinitely.
Evening journal., 1918-07-05
ORDER BALL PLAYERS
TC GO TO WORK
Rv The limited press.

BY The United Press.
DALLAS, Tex, July 5.-The first In
dicatlon Of the status baseball players
may have under the work or nght
ruling Of the War Department was re-
corded today when sam Lewis,
pitcher for the Dallas Texas Leaguel
club, was summoned by his local
board and ordered to engage In an es-
sential occupation or be placed IN
Glass 1.
Lewis, who Is married, and has GRE
child. had previously been In Class l.
He Will appeal. ,-
irwin Compere, another Dallas pitch
er. who supports his mother and had
been placed in Class on dependency
claim, was ordered 10 do likewise.
Evening journal., 1918-07-05
CLASS | MEN MAY
ENLIST In NAVY
By the United Press.

BY the United Press.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-Class one
men in the 1917 class may still enlist
In the navy or marine corps, provided
they have not been notified OF their
oali IN the draft and get their local
boards permission, II was declared at
the Provost Marshal Generals otlce to-
day.
.Class one men in the 1918 class may
enlist under similar conditions in the
marine or the navy corps or IN any
branch for which a call for volunteers
has been issued or In the engineer
corps, where there are many Vacan-
cies at the present time.
Evening journal., 1918-07-05
TEACHERS SALARIES READY.

City Council and the Board OF Educa-
lion having passed the school teachers
psvrou for June, the checks for the
teachers will be available at the once
Of City Treasurer Banks tomorrow. he
Is anxious that the teachers call for the
same promptly.
Evening journal., 1918-07-05
SPENT HOLIDAY ON STOCK FARMS.

/ Paul Mullln, Joseph II. Gould and
Lewis S. Fell visited a number Of
stock farms in Chester County. Pa.
making the tour by automobile. Az
The farm OF A. B. Coke. at Paoli. Mr..
Fell rode behind Mr. Coxe's widely
known racer, Socks. The trip proved
Of vast interest to the party.
Evening journal., 1918-07-05
THESE FTsHERMEN HAVE LUCK.

William C. Devine, Of the Wilmington
Trust Company, took a fishing party to
Bowers Beach yesterday and as a re-
suit Of It's great success, many friends
Of the members Of the party enjoyed
flsh dinners today. About ninety fish
were hooked by the party.
Evening journal., 1918-07-05
SALISBURY WOULD
HALT HUNS In PACIFIC
BY the United Press

WASHINGTON, July o. senator
ssulsbury, Delaware, today introduced
resolution asking that the Unlteu
states. Japan and Great Britain FORM
an agreement TO proven German as-
gression on the Pacific Ocean.
Evening journal., 1918-07-05
rNuRFD ny STREET CAR.

Joseph Martin, a Negro, OF NO. 5UZ
East Sixth street, was struck by q
trolley car at Front and Shipley streets
Yesterday afternoon and Injured in
fernally. He was taken TO the Homeo-
pathic Hospital. Mike Kakocetewka was
treated at the same hospital for a
lacerated head.
Evening journal., 1918-07-05
aIrro FREAKS HIS LEG.

Run down by an automobile bearing a
PENNSYLVANIA license near the VIII
mington Country Club grounds yester-
day, Fred Josef. aged 3 years, sustained
a fractured leg. He was removed TO
the Homeopathic Hospital.
Evening journal., 1918-07-05
1iiz MARINE CASUALTIES.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-There have
been i.4i7 Marine casualties to date.
This total includes two lists which
have not yet been issued to the press.
Evening journal., 1918-07-05
mrRr TRTATFD Ar HOSPITAL.

Among those treated at the Delaware
Hospital today were Albert Culbert, in
jured foot; Walter smith, injured
thumb; James Grubb, injured fingers ;
William ]. Hutchinson, injured elpoW.
Evening journal., 1918-07-05
CONTINUE LIQUOR CASES.

Hattie Boyd, Negress, arraigned De-
fore Judge Churchman in Municipal
Court today on two charges OF sell
ing liquor without a license, had her
case continued until Tuesday at the re-
quest OF Philip L. Garrett
Evening journal., 1918-07-05
THREE MORE FNLIsTMENTs

James L. Wheatley OF Sharpstown,
Nd, and James F. Wilson, Of Whining
ton, were accepted at the army recruit
ing station today for the medical corps,
Stanley Philips, also Of Wilmington,
was accepted for the cavalry.
Evening journal., 1918-07-05
WILLIAM III. BENNETT DIES.

William II. Bennett, aged Y years,
died yesterday at the home Of his son.
C. w. Bennett, No. iii3 Kirkwood street.
The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon and interment
made at Riveryiew cemetery.
Evening journal., 1918-07-05

The Want Ads offer good positions in
offices, and domestic help should ad-
yertise in the Want Ads during the
coming two weeks.
Evening journal., 1918-07-05
PERSONAL.

Percy Warren Green, deputy attor-
ney-general. is spending the weekend
at Rehoboth Beach, Del.
Evening journal., 1918-07-05

Household interests are all under
heneficen. ruling, ana these coming TWO
weeks will ne the best time for adVeF-
,,sIng them in the Want Ads.
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visiting her son. DR.. G.. D. Wiliilm-

Is visiting her son. DIR. c. D.. 'Wil,i1m-
sim Of thus city.
Mrs. Charles Spoon. who underwent
IN operation ut the Glendale hospital
Monday Is recovering nicely.
Miss Nary Shelf Of New Concord. o.
Is visiting here.
Mics Mntiin Francis OF Fifth street.
whn Is in the Columbia hospital at
Williamsburg. Pa. IL improving slowly.
Bert Koder. 40. passed away At the
Glendale hospital Monday evening after
an Illness with Iubercular ElrniISitis.
He is survived hy 4 Wife and four chill
drcn. one son and three daughters. Fu-
n.ral services will be held from the
home AT the corner Of Washington ave-
nue. and Eighth street Thursday con-
Quoted by Rev. J. Is. Smith. Inter
mrnL will b. made in GrrenlaWn. -.
Charles Leland. who is walking from
coast TO coast. was in the city yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. CARR" Fuller. %hn underwent
serious operation At in" Glendale hos.
pital. Is Improving nicely.
MT. and Mrs. W. B. Pack. Jr.. who
have been visiting At Jncktown. have
returned 10 their home here.
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SIDE TALKS
THE MOST IMPORTANT QUALITY
BY RUTB CAMERON.

r, is g we'll known fact that certain
q the mos, progressive business con-
Germs keep record cards on which all
their s.lcspeoplc ara graded. somewhat
the WAY wc used 70 be graded on our re-
pur; cards in school.
Only. Instead OF reading and spelling
ani algebra the sslaspEuPlc get their
marks on such subjects rs accuracy.
;innnsty. knpwlrtlSe or the goods. etc
HOW Much Each Factor Counts in Tho
Eyes Of The Firm.
Tnr either day one NJ these charts
,airs. into my hands. II was very IN
;rrrStiuc |. think j. might ho good
lila Il such charts ~cuhl hs given OUT
among Tho high srif""l and college stu-
dents. SO tina; they might realize how
much each factor counts toward sue
cess.
rt"rc ar" thirty five headings under
which The marking is done. and these
th;r;y-fivn Hrc grouped under four main
heads: Physical. Intellectual. Person
nl,tI. and SnlrsranShjr.
One Quality More Than Twice az val
liable IS This Rest.
Tic rcint which Interested mc most In
tn. whole chart. was this: th"rn wore
fourteen qualities listed under Person
y,
which co,nlHl more than twi"" rs much
ia any nu" If the others: i. counted
twice and 4 hnlf times as much as lmhi-
ton. enthusiasm and honesty and five
times a.s raur' as that most Wanted OF
ali business qualitioS.-prnmp,nes And
wha: do you think tho quality was"
Something tina, nnlr the exceptional
person could a"dufr"?
mar
t"r, how lacking in hr;lliance. or pep
could have Il h. willnd =:
Just courtesy.
lust tho habit ~ always saying good
mt rnimg." and 'rl"aS>" md thank YOU"
jus. a smil" and Il pleasant note IN "nn'S
vri". lust mixture Of good manners
end kindness.
The Hotel Manager Feels The Same.
'Th" day aft"r this chart cam" To my
attention I picked up n naga2in" and
read an arti"I" by nns. &c III" leading no.
rel mana cerS 90 the country. Speaking
Of his walters. lie said:
We try to impress upon waiter
that no matter how N"ft he Is VIZ vii!
not keep him II h" Is perp4:unily
grouchy or sukv. w always point ou'
TO him that oven II he is slow ana no.
very able ar frs. II h" !s court nous md
shows Il willing spirI' :" serve to tho
best OF his ability tho average man will
condcns his errors
Th:r, YOU hav" /, again.
put cnur;cs;. III tho halanrn against
ability. and 1t - not tt" inur" snowy
Grialltv that TIPS the scale.
Courtesy is heart sunShr" Its pres
enc. WARNS and cheers ns and puts us
IN = better mood. Mill" the nbS"rre nF
/. affects us AZ disarr"cnhly us tho cnn-
tinMeI absence OF :i.e sun on SUCCESS
sion 81 cloudy days.
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NoundEville Briefs.

Mrs. ErsSi" Turner NJ McM"cE"u WAS
adiudgrd Insane and committed 10 Iha
asylum by the insanity commission
TueS1uy.
Chester Cuen and John T%"happHtt
hoIh Young men uf this city. were c%-
nnlinsd Tuesd"y 81; Whc"iing i"r the
naval reS"rv" corps.
Circuit clerk Victor T.. Myers l"tt
Tuesday evening for HichnI"ni. Ky.
called th"r" by the ~crinus illrr:;s OF
his mother.
Charles Rohren Of near GlHudal" has
purchased the property OF the late. j.
Hudson LiattS At Glendale.
Mr. and Mrs l.. {. Grsell and daush-
ter Miss VILLA have arrived TT Los
Angeles. wnern they Will arsnl :hn
season.
t.. H. Earlew!nc has returned t" Ak
ron after visiting his pArslI;.S. Mr.. and
Mrs ]. T. EarlnwlnA Of Center street.
Wilbur X. Steele 81 Ash avenue and
Center street. who has been seriously
in. is resting somewhat eHSicr.
Mrs J. Nj. Williamson OF Charleston
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Dancing Party.

an event Of unusually keen enjoyment
wns the dancing party last evening n
the Mozart. with MIR. and Mrs George
R.nrkc in the rolls of host and hostess.
Orchestra music furnished the pro-
grammo for those indulgiug In tn" light
Fantastic. while n fGw card tables ne
cumnodated the ones not partlcipat-
ing in tho former diversion. The guest
list included:
Misses Elizabeth McNown. Mildred
Pracht. Hazel Flood. Elizabeth Farmer.
Helen Bailey. rilda M"hlman. Helen
rri,chlow. Irene Farmer. CARR" Sch"n-
erIcin. Rose S"t.ll. Louise kn!s"r. Mni"l
Miller: MreSrs. Edgar M"yn. Eric Pet
ersnn, Eugene Strnmr. Toward fi'r-
man. Th""dur" Daniel. William F"ii"'
Nelson Denc"n. Bruce Mak"ku". ''thfi"'
Mc.lkemill.r. William Farmer Joan
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS
HOLD INSTITUTE
BIG SESSIONS AT 81. MATTHEW'S
EDHICE OF OHIO VALLEY EPrS-
CoPAL CHURCHES YESTERDAY.
Election Of Officers - Afternoon Meet
tng-Promtneat Ministers Talk On
Sunday School Efficiency.

Tho annual meeting OF the Ohio Val
ley Episcopal Sunday School Institute
was held yesterday afternoon and even
ing ut -. Matthew's church. 4 large
minh,.r Of delegates was presen; and
prominent minis: crs from Pittsburgh.
IIuutiuStnu and Columbus wero present.
Thu, afternoon session opened with the
serving. -: luncheon following which
;h.. R"v. pc. Jacob birmingham. rector
of st. ;un"'s rhurrh Delivered an 81
say Prayer was HI.r offered hy Or.
!:r'ttin4hur,.
At t.. opening % tiic business seS.
sion in III" AFTERNOON. officers were
elected They arr: PRESIDENT. pr. q.
~ .\S.Ii,ai. Of Wheeling: rI"H-pr"si-
,:cui Mr.. l.. \. t'"rQu. r,.ran. layw"rk"r
Ut th"s,.r. ". Va: S"''r"tary-t TREASURER.
isrv j. j.. tlanS!:DrE. rector ot st.
I*,ul's Church. Martins Ferry. Tho past
officers wrr.: President Rev. L. f. l..
: ri'-r. TT 81. Matthew's church. city:
,irr-ure<ii"ui. Dr. q. y. -Nshman: SOL
:.lary-ire.,sur Rev. l. Frederic Jones.
-: lie Trinity rirur.h. Eslluire. Mrs.
W r. Wolf y: ,h- Island was reelected
S..cr-;arv ~ Tho. Horn" department.
Tn" principal speakers "f the after
Econ wrr-: Miss ti.ssi.- Leach. mission
worker IN thu Hn"kng, Valley. Her
>ubj...t MAS The t'!urch and Child
rnu<"rvnt!uu. H'v. +. y. N"a'l". rec
or ~ tn" thUvch Of III" Red~"mer 81
Pittsburgh. Pa. l.."tUr.'I on prom the
Institute. t. tn. chilli What Should
t.. tl... t.ru.r.;,<iS IN -ur Sunday School
Teaching IN tn ;.isn; ~ the War.
va. tn. suh;.r; ~ ta.' Rev. Sidney l..
Sw," rnrtor at -; paul'S church OF
: ,iu,r,i.,IS t,:lin. 10th talks were "i
..>i"rial interest ami tcnded toward the
f,.tt.-;u"nt ~ Sunday Scnu"i w',rk In
IA. !G:ur".
ri... r.i".r;- 1T Ih. work tha; !irs
r....t; ,ipu-. - -. Various churches Of
til. :vStituj.. V. T.. II. NJ read. Thy con
:r-r.L ~ :, detailed ..'cuur; q: the say
:..i.s ii;al ::tv.. boon formed. and the
number IL I!. churches. the increase or
,...rr"a<c during tn" pas. six months.
NJ . ..'ri"r> II" evening session waa
ni.t."d Mllh ,as serving NJ IN "lainrarr
rati..,t.;. i.ll"w"d by a short evening
prayer.
Principal :,u:"nS III" speakers of tho
r,.u!u. N-rr th: following minister's:
Th. i;..>. =. 4. Tyler. rector OK :ha
'rri..l:, church ~ Huntington. His
sun,.r; was "rh" Sunday School Teach
..r." "itrligi"uS t.ducationS Special
opportunities. WAS tn" subject OF the
address OF tn" ls"v. William P"rkeSS.
r...trr of tn" Grace. Church of Pitts
hur:h. !:"tn n,"n arr: noted speakers.
and their words u. ;nstruc lion "ill hc
helpful ~ ;hs SUNDAY schools * the
lusti;I;t:.
S.:"lnI hymns v"r" sang by tn" audi
.:,:".. tho closing hymn being Amer
IT,'
Til, following we:" present at the
l,;u,.I,r,. at l. n'rinCk:
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MOUNDSVILLE
Fifteen Leave To-day.

Fifteen vnuEE men who volunteered
To 90 +" Akron. ohio. In tnk" ZIP *r"-
rinl S"r.I"r along mechanical lines.
laavr for Tint city this morning nj ?:i:
and vii. arriv" In Akron shortly after
six Tonight Those who will 80 to-
day arc: Frank &. Berry. city: Elmer
Hickey. McMrchrn; I.eSli" {. Fylc$
Reiltun: Ran"dict Edward Murphy. No
M.rh"n: Edward T.. Viewer. city: Frank
,'rril Robinson. city: Charles Michael
Callahan. city: Chester Arthur Olsen
Rcnw0ul: Donald T.. Grimes. Cameron;
Charles T. tiallahsr. city; William r.
Ir,rgnn Ecnwund: Rnh~rl Mct;lumph"y
city: Eugene A. WNcir. BcnW God; Ralph
UuidrrInAn. R-nw0ud.
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Women Plan Drive.

The women Of ;nc Rod Cross are
making cNlnuSiv" preparations for their
mart in TIC coming Rcd cross drive.
The captains for thu w"n,"n's Commit
toe hay. arranged IL add many more
lsdieS To their teams. Tho women viii
meet with ;hr chairman. Mrs. Vera New
man. at the Rcd Cross: rooms Thursday
evening tn get information and sup
plies for tn. drive.
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Mes ala Fern Linton. riHuEh;'r "f
Mrs Gar"lIi," Linton. 6 ''hIi"l Hill. and
SIR lI.nr. EuIl. son nI Mr.. and Mrs.
WalfirIu i',yd. ST. "f Elm Grh!'.. W"r"
IN" PRINCIPALS ~ q dut"i w"'l"tmC or
y"~!"rrlnI morning. which v'T% S"i''i:'E-
iz," -: tho par::THar" at tn" N"ihuhi'i
Eursc"pnl church in Philadelphia. by
IN. Rev < f. /: Shrn 4 Wedding break
r,,., followed at tn" brides home. wii"lI
Included tn" rrt"til"S and 2 FrW Init
rrnI.. friends Mrs. l:""ii - Il graduate
g. Trim,l"!rIin high. srhn"l and IL quite
rnni;1.r ia ihnt dist riri. White ih' groom
has l..rr rnniI"rr.1 with III" cling
Mold II Foundry Company. hH' departs
tn. ...,rrirr Friday f"r Fort R"namiIn
IIarriynn. wh"r" hN will "1'.- III" off
C"I.' iraJr,nL carp.
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JohnSou-Tphe.

What will come rs great surprise
10 the many friends Of the principals
will BE- the announcement OF the mar
riagn Of Mr.. Harold ?. Johnson. for
mcrly Of this CITY, but recently OF
Akron. D.. and Miss Anna Marie Tighe
ri. Eoft street. The ceremony was per-
formed by Father John O'Kecfe in the
rertnry Of ST. Mnry's church on Mon
day evening Of this week. the news be-
ing conveyed by wire Il few hours later
To local relatives.
Miss T!ghe WAS attircd IN spring
suit OF becoming design. with Access
series 10 match. There were no attend
ants. After a brief honeymoon. they
will take UP their residence In Akron.
where the groom holds lucativo po-
sttion with thu Cadillac motor car COM
pany The bride Is the daughter Of MT.
and Mrs. NJ. ]. Tighe. a graduate or
ST. Jnsenh's academy. and will be great
~ missed among q large circle Of local
friends.
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Cra1ner Anderson

y Wedding of unusual SiEnitt'"Er".
because az n" popularity "f III" hridr
in local circles. Was tho marrihTr e
Mr.. Theodore CrHmer. of Kansas ti;N.
Mo. and Miss l.lvh boswell Anderson.
OF This city, which took place yesterday
morning in The Fourth Street Methodist
ErlS"rraI church. with tho pastor. Re-.
T. f.. NlIrn. UiiIriHIIng. using III" rang
Srrvirr Of the church. Th" "dirtc" WAS
nttrarlivr in H.. simple decoration OF
spring blossoms.
Following the ceremony. Mr.. ard Mrs.
Crarnrr Departed far - W"st"rn honey
rluun. which VIII terminate" in Kansas
cit? wh''rc th' GROOM ~ engaged in
huS,.l"ss. Til" hrIdr w"r" suit 81
Rookie ~hH'I" with accessories :" car
+. er"n.; ,".inlI";'i nv = rur~Hc" IF sweet
r"n%.
iirs. rr1rn." - ~" haurh"r rf Mira.
Sarah :. Anderson. and hns ."''n rr"1nl-
u,.r'!y ui'm'ti''i with ~" r"ilNiti"S of
~" Fourth street ''huv,h. where h"r d"
rrrturn will l." k'"nly felt.
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HIS PATE UNKNOWN.

NEW YORK. May 1'.--Wh'i" on an
air patro. SHOVE I'll" German lines In
FRANCE. Lieutenant Frank X. knaHp. An
American with the British royal air
forces, disappeared on April !" ana MS
fate is not known according 20 word rH-
r"ivei to-day by his parents. In Hrn"N-
iyn.
Two iavs cartier Lieutenant Knapp
was attacked by five GERMAN airmen
II. descended In.onn .cet and eSca ped
without tai,.ry. after downing nna Of
tho enemy machines.
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DEMOCRATS TO MEET.

PARkERSrT' " Va. May IA
The b,nncrAtic stat" c"muitt"" and
prominent Democrats from AL over IN"
state will gather here Oh Wrdnasda;
for an open meeting tn b" held AZ p
local hotel. II is runlored that res
oiut!nu 10 return The present state con-
gr.:ssi"nal delegation without contest
will. be considered.
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Grand Jury Soon.

The grand jury !ur tn" May term -!
circuit court Will meet In TWO weeks,
Tuesday. May ~. This Will probably
be one Of III" highest terms eyer !'fd
in the county as.therr arr but :"w cases
to come up. The juri"> I"r ths last
sevcrrrl terms hav" had loss t" ii" than
for several years.
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Juniors to participate.

Mound ''ily Council M. Il. Jr. q. |.
A. NJ. has d"Cld"d L" participate IL
tn" Rcd ,'rusS i'arH'i" /" h.. h"lG here
Saturday. May II. III" Juniors VIII
!n.rt at HE hail an Third street at
81 y. IN. Members 1T me Limestone
aud ellen f.aslnn r"iincIiS ana ail Visit.
I'M; hrcrhr"u nav brrn asker! To- join
in the parade with t,c local urgHriza-
ton.
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PLAFT DESTROYED.

lNIitNTpWN. PA. Ma 1.-THE
uu.rtinnnu: glass fa"'"r%. n Fair
chanrr roar herr. Wa destroyed hy fire
early to-day with an estimated loss of
SInn. nho Fire. which started ON IN"
roof. quickly gained s'i"h h"Hdway thar
1872 workers IN tn" plant had barely
inc 20 Irhve rhr building Whom The roof
fell. .hr"aIiiu2; open t." t''nk and seat
trrinE funItrn glass in every direction.
TIL. company was making window glass
for army environments.
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RCtler-Tolnlnr.

Tuesday morning tn" l.uth"r"H church
Of Elm Grove. WAS thu $rrr'' "i c;uirt
Wedding. when Miss Neil i'nl,nhr. daugh-
ter Of NJ. G"nrG" l.. f'ult.!Ar h"cH'n"
III" hrid" Of MIR. Arthur Eutl"r. 81 Elm:
tiruv.. Rev. +. r.. Alrnr$ performing th''
ceremony Following thr service. III"
ynWni; couple hmarh"1 - train IN spend
n sn"r; houcyrnn"n III western Ohio. nI-
tor which thcv will r"Sltls in an Cpnri-
m"nt ~ Elm Grove. The groom ~
member Of ;he Winters Packing Conn
p:.lN
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Wu!dn2 Mi.:S Hartman - We'll known
l.tnll%." occupying ;hc position -! cashier
al IN" Morris Plan bank. wh!l' Mr. lar
kin is the son If Mr.. ana Mrs. Walter
| .arkin and Is CnniI"r'rd with me
Wheeling Mold 4 Foundry. ~ iraft"
manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
To Camp To We'd.

Miss lmrg"m Akin" "f Eureka. whh
has been living her" for the last year
and who has boon employed a time
keeper ut IN" L. : Stamping company
plant. left Monday evening tpr Camp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
Elect Teachers.

The school board Of tho Independent
school district mct TucS!ny evening
and rlcrtrd trachrrS for the ensuing
year. Practically al! the old t"arhsrs
w.r" elected bug Il number Of varnn-
rie~ We're not acted upon. aud iii" roll
will he cninpietcd later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15

Leo - MARY Clinton Whi.iach ri Cen
ter street who Is i'm training there
WhiilaCh was formerly dippcr nj tn"
stamping p!ant and was star player
on tn. k * foot ball team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
Knitting Party.

Miss Anna Wingjrter WAS hostess 20
small party Of friends NJ her home on
Twelfth street yesterday afternoon. Tha
guests 1T this iittlo affu!r came equipped
with their knitting bags. the contents
Of which formed the material for the
afternoons activity. which combined an
afternoon uf social enjoyment and tho
accomplishment Of the days Dit for
tho ladies included. Light refreshments
were served al the close OF the session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15

I'll. ,n.nCrrn"n: &c Mss liI2Hl"ih r
Hartman. daughter Of Mrs. Aura Hart
u,ar. Of Martins Ferry. O.. =, Mr.. Walter
" I.qrls,:. .,r III" came cIt$. has been
announced and will cuIlmnri" Ill a Iun"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
6taP Affair.

Mr.. John A. Weaver entertained a
number Of friends last rv"ntfr" at his
home ON North Main street. I'm tru" stag
style. Cards formed Tho nHl"r portion
Of the cvantuI's enjoyment. luncheon
W III" tempting variety illuminated the
event for the reluctant guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
Coli Student.

Among the number uf daily golfers
rrequenting the country club, W. F.
Wilson. Jr. Is to De found rs one Of tho
conspicuous figures these days on tho
clubs links. Nj. Wilson is among the
youthful aspirants of the gam" locally,
md although nc has b"en playing bur
u comparatively short space "f titnn, h"
has made marvellous progress In the
iiuo points or the game.