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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Robert Foyd. Of Tiltnnsvillc. who has
hccn seriously IL. is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. Boyd
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Walters. Of Mount
Holir. spnn, Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Eundy Of Tacoma. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sears and
daughter. Miss Edna. were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. :. Il. Naylur OF NJ. Holly sun
day
Miss Lou Earncs Of Sandusky. Ohio.
spent Tuesday with Mrs VIM. Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Smith of Zancs-
willie. were guests nc Mr.. AMI Mrs. l.. II.
Foreman If Sp"id"l. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. l.. Eailry and dauEh-
tor Ruth. of Rarn"$villr. were guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Moore Sunday.
Robert and lIuu'rr nkry .. Bethesda.
wrr" visiting at In" h"m" "f Mr.. and
Mr.. John Brooks last week.
Miss Anna Wilson, "f Rarnnsvillc.
Miss Lon IarncS ur Sandusky. and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Nihlock. wrr" enter
1nincd NJ dinner Tuesday evening ut tho
HON" Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. 1soyd.
Mildred and Martha Bailey of Mount
Holly. were visiting on the Ridge ID
nrsday.
Mr.. John Warrirk returned home last
wrrk. after an extended visit through
tho west.
Mrs. !.aurh Long and Family Ethel.
Edna and Howard ri Bethesda. spent
"Wednesday cHcning with thu family Of
hnr hrnth"r Herman Moore.
hnrn--Tc' Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Dal.
ot Goshen Ridge. Saturday. July 9Th. 4
son.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Nc
Farlnnd, Of Belmont. Monday. July s. a
daughter. Mrs. Mcfarland was former
IS MlaS Edna Day. Of Goshen Ridge. and
was we'll and fHvorably known in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs Ella Wallace and Miss
Alta Young NJ Newcastle. were guests
nf Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wallace of Rarnes-
viln. Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Carpenter Of Rarnesvllle
spnn, Thursday vito SIR and Mrs
George T'urchfnld
Mr.. and Mrs. William pnttcn returned
to their home nj Whittier Iowa, We'd
n"shay. after spending SOM" lime with
friends hHr". They wcrr accompanied
by Mrs. Joseph ll"Er ~ rnr no Washing
ton. D. c.. whore she Will visit relatives
Mr.. Alfred Bailey. who hns hrrn work
ing in tho ship yard Mt Philadelphia, ro-
turned tn his homo MT Tacoma
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. raitrn mntorcd
through Ia t>nlunhlana county TO visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. z. rlumacr Of Viz
Einia. ar" visiting nj thr home NJ Mr.
and NIra Ralph rlummcr OF Tacoma.
\ shower wna given Miss Irrthn Hall
81 hrr h"me rnst Of Tacoma. "Wednesday
evening. Hnr marriage to Mr.. Albert
Guindoru will take place In the early
fall
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Hold Field Meet.

An interesting field meet was staged
At tn, Martins Ferry play grounds yes
t"rday afternoon. all of tn" klddl"S TAX
ing Part. The meet WIS planned some
Time ago and .arran gem"nts have been
made To hula one every Thursday alter
noon. TIL" meet yesterday was full "t
pep" and all uf tho youngsters woro
eager 10 land first hunorS. 1t is likely
that mdrc interest will h" created IN tho
meets MS more OF them arc held. The
winners of tho events which wer" staged
during thu afternoon is rs follows:
Bows. $50 yard dash. first. Fred Schal-
fer: second Charles Seek.
Girls. first E"ulah bowman: second
VIRGINIA Schaffer.
Boys. three legged race. first leo
Ryan and Charles Fec; second.
Girls three legged race. first Berna-
dine Burdnff and Evelyn Langford: Soc
ond Jcssjca Ralston and Marjorie Morri-
son.
Boys wheelharrow race. first John
Davis and Alfred kclsy: second William
Rclville and Chester Meyers.
Girls whcelharrow race first Mildred
Darrah, second Virginia Schaffcr.
l5-yard race for children under ten
second Joe Jones.
A race between Buster Tatn and Gudy
Goodhcart WAS feature Of the after
noon and this was won by Goodhcart
ANOTHER race between the two young
Stcrs will DO staged next Thursday af-
tCrnQon. 49, 80. =
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MANN|NGTON.

4, 4 meeting OF the board of educa-
ton held Monday evening Prof. j. II.
Patterson was elected TO superintendent
of tho city schools for the school year
l9lS-lg. 4. J. Thomas was elected TO
have Charge of the district schools OUT
side Of the city for the coming year. Mr..
Thomas was also elected as secretary
of the hoard Of education and Miss BeS-
sic MoCklcr elected as assistant secrc-
tary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beers and son Ed
ward. of Moundsvlle. arc guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. l. T.. Hamilton.
Mr.. \. l.. Thomas has returned home
after n business trip TO Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Willard are VISIT
ing the formers parents in Clean. y. I.
Miss Emma Bartlett is home after Il
months visit in Romney and Berkeley
Springs.
Miss Rcla Mari has returned from
| Rural Valley Pa. Miss Marian Hill!wll
accompanied her home.
Miss Gladys Ward. of Weston. is Wis
iting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. !. r. Burt hove returned
from an auto trip TO Pittsburgh:
w. T. Rymrr is hero from Berkeley
Springs fer a few days visit.
Miss Hazel Connolly is home froEi
AkT"n' , o., ;1r T bsr here MISS ~
MIR. and Mrs. Robert, Of New Free
rort. Pa. spent week end with the lat
'cr's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. 4 Weed
Mrs. Charles Hamilton and SON o.
Wallace, w Va. arc guests or inc
formers. sister. Mrs. Charles Mercer on
A. Howard Fleming was a Sunday ris-
i,or from Fajrmont.
Mrs. CT. Borgess. has returned to hcr
homo in Wheeling after visit with her
! sister. Mrs. A. K. Modi.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Guys have re.
turned home to Salem. O.. after visit
with the latters grandfather w. L.
Young.
Lieut.. Harold 3. Mari was visitor
i,at his home here the first Of the week.
returning to Wcllsville. O., the iirst
nt tho week.
MIR. NJ. u. Darrs OF Grafton. was
business visitor here the first Of th>
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Moundavtlle Rrtefs.

Mrs. s. II. Meals. and daughters
Misses Margaret md Mary Belle 81
iShurEh. ar" thu guests Of friends
In the city.
Miss Mabel shrimp Of Cambridge. a..
Is III" guest Of friends In the city.
Mrs. Thurlcs SAltsEHvcr Of eastern
Third street. has returned home from
visiting Mrs. r.. J. Parsons at Akron.
Ohio.
Mrs. Smith and children OF Newark.
DhIu. Hrr visiting MIR. and Mrs. l.. II.
L.n"h and family Of Third street.
i'rlrntr Isaac nm, Jr., who hna h""n
visiting hts h"mc ut knuSooth, since
July 4th vii! l"avn for camp. sunday
evening.
Charles Fisher former resident or
this city. hut now uf Itnrh"St"r. Pa.
spent Srvrral days In the city this wtrk.
I.itilr Miss haihlrnc Young Of cam
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Mrs. James Sheridan will return IN
her HON" in Canton Sunday after spcnh
ing 4 few DAYS ut tho homo II Mrs. W
IT, Saunders in South Zane street.
James MiSkell has returned homo af-
ter making n business trip In Si"ul,"n-
Vile.
. Joe n. Turt OF Williamson. Is visit
ing at thu homo of relatives in this city.
Mrs. Samuel Simpson is Spcndinr \
few days ut the home OF r"la tivcS n.
Moundsvilie.
Mrs Louise Sanders Is expected To 70
turn home Sunday from Cleveland whore
she Sncnt two weeks with relatives.
4 larg" number attended tho United
Presbyterian church 7icni" held ycst"r.
dav afternoon at raddcn's Run.
Tho congregation nf the St. raml's
Episcopal church hold its annual picnic
ut Wheeling Park yesterday afternoon
The Ferry Athletics are making great
preparations for the game Sunday ar.
ternoon.
Earl Barnes Is improving after an i'll
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Rellaire Briefs.

John Steele and Joshua Chase have re-
turn"ri to Camp sherman. after visit
with local rrlatives.
Corporal Louis Heinlcin. Of Camp
Perry. is visiting his mother. Mrs. Ger
Irude Ei.inlcIn. on Gravel H!ll.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris have re-
turned from 4 visit with friends 1t rlev-
Gland
Mrs. George r"nnnrs Of Guernsey
street xhn has been Ill for some time.
loft for Paltnnrn. where She viii take
treatment in 4 hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. tHarcncr Fawcett have
returned from visit with friends Mt
Iarns lille
Miss Margaret Shelly left yesterday
for :! visit with friends at Stroudsburg.
Pa.
Miss Pauline Moo continues i'll at
hrr homo on Washington street.
Z. ". Dickens is spending I fnw days
1T Epworth Park.
John W. Morr"ll hH" returned from a
brief visit n Stcwartsvill".
Tho funeral nc Mrs. S"ltis NJ Neff.
who died Wednesday. will TAX" plac"
this m"rni, at tn" Ncn catholic church.
1nt"rmnnt will b" mad" at Mt. TalN AIRY
cemetery.
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MOUNDSV|LLE
ChautaNuia 2ocios Today

TIL" lIlN NuuSuSyiII" Lincoln Chau-
tauIm Will open III MoundSvilic tins
afternoon. y SIX days program will bc
given each day ri the Park theatre.
Exceptional talent is included IN The
organization this y"ar and M"unrSvillr
VIII b" given treat along t'hauiaIiQuit
lln"S. This afternoon at =:in opening
exercises will be held conducted by the
platform superintendent. vt ":i5 tho
Mrtr"r"lltan maic Iri" Will give m en-
lcrtalmmcnl of music and mirth. At
:Sn an address. "NIlall2cd Community.
Will h" given by pr. Harry McKcrn. At
':Hn inns evening Il laErHul ''tolumhia s
AWHk"ninE' viii h" presented by the
young pcopl" Of the community. They
have been in training for tho past week.
ana very rr"dllahlr performances is on
pc"trd. At %:li tn" Metropolitan Trio
Viii give Il tnnr"rI. Al h:4a Or. Harry
M"kcrn WILL deliver patriotic address.
"k"'p III" HON" Fires liurninr."
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star Chamber Sessions.

chamber sessions of tn" city council IN
connection with conferences Of repre-
sentatives Of the Wheeling Traction
company pertaining 10 the franchise
ordinance TIL" people ar. as much IN
tnrcstcd as members of council and feel
as if they should BE- taken int" conn
dcncc regarding any action that may u''
yelop over tho disagre"ahl" sQuanhle
According 10 reports the meeting Wa.
pesday night tho conference was no,
nrolific of good results for the city. IL
was stated that the Traction Company
wants all and is not willing to gram
the least concession 10 the cltE
Meantime. pcopl" arc guessing ana
would like to learn what has become Oh
+be So rcr day that the city solicitor
VAS instructed TO collect.
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Walter huffman Of Laos Center street
dropped suddenly dead Thursday morn
ing Mt Bcnwn"d, whore II" was employ
cd at tho plant of tho Wheeling Steel
d Iron company II" became affected
between seven and eight o'clock and was
taken IN tho office uf Or. ". Is. Hart
wig. whrr" liz expired. Mr. huffman
had meyer complained and had gone I"
work apparently. in good health. Tn"
autopsy held by Coroner !. r. Mrt'nm hs
rev called that thor" was cons idrrahlr fat
around his heart. II" WAS thirty years
nf nE" and is survived by n VIII" AMI
child n" was member or Mound
city Council No. "?h. l'rntrctcd HON"
Circle. Funeral ARRANGEMENTS have not
hccn cnmnlrtnN
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Gave Program.

The following program was given IN
ti,n First NJ T.. church Tu"Sdny even
ing al tho meeting held IN III" interest
al tn" war savings work:
CHORUS The star SpanGiod Tanner
Piano DurI--NiiSacH Katherine Miller
and Helen Warrington.
S"Ic-AIiss FrEsi" bowman
S"lu--AirS. George Fisher,
Violin Solo Robert Fisher.
SOlo---Mrs. Ray n"p"w.
Snln-MiSs Alma Flowers.
lIili"s. Mary Sh+p-
rard. Mrs. John Kirk. nr. cook.
Irayrr--I:rv. Scott.
tnrrlr:I--t 'hOrUE.
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GAINESVILLE

Tho dralh Of Mr. James Williams "H-
CURED nj III. home in r'Hirm"nl Tn"s-
day morning at $40 o'clock. Death r"-
surfing from organic hr"ri trnnhir. lie
was ~ years Of aG" nnI was W"!l h""" u
lar. Encidns his wife hn leaves ono
l,urhtrr Mrs. Charles Arnold. nt fh'r-
view. F'uncral services will h' held
from the home This afternoon At ono
o'clock Ecv. bedford officiating an"
inrrrm"nr will h. mad" III tn" fhrricw
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BRIDGEPORT
1rnior Rehearsal Saturday.

chmirs in this city Will b" hold ShIurdh )
..ycn,ng at the First Nj. l.. church ~
Kirkwnud. The rehearsal IS i"r ~,
rIrrnSr Of getting every In"nin'T -.
shane for the l'r"n"h hA'i"ii'i h,'i'''''
which will be- observed III th!$ '!lN "'
Snndnv, II is likely that French rag
viii b. sccn on IN" flag poles 'h'S dnS
together with that ."r IN" An"rirnu
iInw Committees HAY" h""n Hri"ih'N.
Lv MAYOR Iunkins and tins day IS I'l'i7
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fiuen Good Scare.

Several children in IN" habit "f play
ing in III" street near III" A"lhANih'
bridge were given good scare !'Nt't
H. !. r,nrnnnu when AN rlrrtri" vcnirl"
.,.rcrt nm on them and when about W."
fec, rrnm tho children thu driver Of tn"
,r,chinr r,Inc his hmll TIL" children
hny., had several narrow escapes III IN"
Iast amt mntrrtsIs VIII" drive 'nrn"I Il
,hrr. rrcuurmlly stale that on 81 'f'"
n.,II In. L He'd if better ear" ~ mot taken
of them.
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present. and this was insufficient for

present. and this was insufficient for
a three-tourthS majority.
:, The matter Of revising the appropra-
ton downward WAS done for the purpose
of economizing. Tho revision means IA
Gu, of S23D60 from the original ordi-
nance. Incidentals cost Il lot of money
IN the various departments and those III
charge will be compelled to cconomlze.
IT. will mean less ink less spring water
and pcrhaps the cancelIug Of city box
in the postoffice Despite the uproar
the appropriation ordinance is in the
hands Of council. and it. is doubtful if
any Influence can persuade tn" members
to change their minds. On III" cnntritr!
they believe that Il reduction Of S23.0hu
in the amount is necessary and any ac~
ton of council that will reduce the use
less expenditure of public money will
he appreciated by the taxpayers of the
CITY
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Funeral Tomorrow.

Funeral services for the late William
Morris. who passed away at the homo Of
his parents in North Fifth street. Tues
day afternoon following 4 short Illness.
will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at
the home Of his uncle. Edward Ruckman.
in South Zane street The services will
he in charge of Rcv. r. F. Mcdaniel.
pastor Of tho First Baptist church. In
torment will be made in Warrcnton
cemetery. north OF the city.
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MARTINS FERRY
viii Lose Good MIN.

Tho Martins Ferry Athletics VII lose
I'm, of it's best players and the ba"khnii'
ri IN" team OH the :2nd Of TINS month
when Alvin Nelly. pitcher for Inc Lc:ti'''
viii depart for Camp sherman. th!lh-
Gothic. with IN" other boys from THIS Nls-
trirt Nelly has acquired some iaiiip as
riirhcr and has pitched in some hiE
"A NJ: in his part 1T tn" valley IL -
IL great rav"rii" "t IN" fans ana NO.
doubt will h" missed greatly. II" VIII
ni:rh mex; Sunday Afternoon Tor 'h'
Athletics when they met IN" l"ila'r'
A,hl.tirs nj ra,ldcu park Ferry has
me-, ,hr Ecliairr team three times ana
on Zach occasion has defeated II. Th'r''
Will II" doubt nc Il larg" crowd IN at
tendance
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Entertained Sunday School Class.

Miss Mary Eiizabcrn Rodefer enter
tanned tho members of her Sunday
school class of IN" Christian church last
evening at her home on Belmont street.
\ brief business session was held fol-
lowed by Il social holIr.
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CHARGED with Theft OF Jewclry.

yn,Inr Clarjnptun youth WIS
,rrnirurd hcfur" squire l!rj''"n N"Si'r-
day afternoon IN n rharE" rr"t'r'" ny
a resident of this city. Th" young man;
!; is alleged mad" away with Il "i''','i,
ring. owned Icy the badly and valued ~
sHnm IIr had been WORKING on n farm
AT high Ridge and MAS brought t. ,hS
..i,,, fnr rial Th.. raS" was S"iil"h
when n" delivered the rinS /" Us r'Eh''
ful owner and paIG thu court 'HhrE'S'
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Arstrians BeinQ Held.

Tho two Austrans arrested Tuesday
evening for making scditiouS remarks
against the United States are still be-
ing held in the city Jail. Federal In
spector J. 3. Wilson investigated the
charges against the Men. and while
nothing was given out concerning them
rho Rellaire police were notified to
hold them for further investigation. II
is understood that the department or
Justice at Washington. D. c.. has been
notified and instruction regarding the
men are expected here in L few days.
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Robbers Enter Home.

The home Of John Rudda, In South
Second street was entered yesterday
morning about five o'clock by n burglar
and u watch and money to the amount
.or sl4 was taken. The intruder was
sccn to enter the homo and several shots
wore fired Mt him but ne made his get
away. Officer Clark hurried TO the
scene and found that the man had COMO
through tho pockets OF onn Of the mon
staying at the house. Tho police are
sal working on the case and at late
hour last evening no arrests had beet
mazda
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Stuart Holmes in Tho n"rclirt" will
be- seen at tho Frnray thcntrN this ov"n-
Ing II Is n Fox feature and ClaSs"d as
ono Of the best films on the market. II
is A striking picture and no doubt Will
attract a large crowd. 9TH" Grave In
dcrtakinc'' n two part Keystone comedy
feature will be an added attraction.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. Cloudy have TO-
cniv"d u card from their son M"chnn-
iC W. t. Cloudy telling Of his safe ar
rival In France. Mrs. Gay T"rrIcl "t
Third street, haa received word from
her brother Friend Powell VINO has
been stationed NJ Camp Sherman. 'tha'
IL" has arrived safely overseas.
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Several trucks har" hrrn d"monsi RAJ :
cd to the members Of ""uh"Il III w
, rnw DAYS Tho matter uC hotter
nv thr fire equipment of this clty mas
come To the front and IL is Thought mat
nctiun will u" taken Ia have tn" present
ire cnginr motorized. TIL" members 81
rruncii have not drCidrd which make 81
:, truck they will pick for tn" G"rar'-
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BELLAIRE
C1nnarofaa Pal

Arthur Montgomery. colored. ana
Harry McAndrewS .wer. arrested yester-
day charged with stealing eight quarts
OF liquor from the GraSsi saloon on
Union street. Both men were given J
hearing yesterday afternoon before
SQUIRE f. S. Mason. Montgomery plead
ed guilty to stealing the whisSey ana
informed the court that McAndrews
had nothing TO do with the THEFT. Nc
andrews was dismissed. while Mont
gomery was fined SIS and costs with q
jail sentence attached. He will DO
taken to the St. clairsvillc Jail today.
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husband And wife In Service.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers Of this city.
arr in The army service at tho present
time Mr. Myers. former undertaken and
coroner 0f Belmont county for on" term.
received his commission in tn" medical
department. of tho army and is now In
hos u!tal IN Washington. u. {. Mrs.
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An important meeting Of III" rircm"n
OF this city VIII hc hold at tho Central
hose house in South Fifth street Sunday
afternoon n two o'clock. This meeting
has hecn called hv Fire Chief Coleman
and it. Is likely that it will hc OF i'm
portancc. All fircmrn arc requested 10
he Drcqent
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Meet This Evening.

4 special meeting Of Rcllalre den or
Lions will be held this evening III their
hall on Union street. At this meeting
"A class OF candidates will hr initiated
and ARRANGEMENTS will b" made for So
rial session huuoriuS 4 member who
leaves for CAM. Sherman with the next
ron; iugrnt of SclnCtiv" soldiers.
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Entertained Friends.

Miss Norma Lockwood was hostess to
q party of friends last evening at h"r
home on Gravel Hill. TIL" affair was
complimentary I" Mrs. Ray D"nlcy or
Ravcuna, 4 guest ~ the lockwood home.
Errdirwork was tho diversion Of the CIV
ching and Il luncheon was served.
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AreRt prllnks.

'rhrr" plain drunks were picked ur ny
tho local polio" yesterday ait"rh""h'
tncsr being John Druth. John k"rnim-
SKI and Mark i+arkn. All OF inc mon
warr ronftncd To the Jail over night and
will hr given their hearings this morn
ing h"fnrc Acting Mny0r Freeman.
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Big Paws Saturday.

Much money will bo in circulation here
Saturday rs the result Of The large pays
which will bc distributed to tho on-
7lnycs Of tn" Ti1urhlin mill and also to
tho employees Of the Horkvillc plant of
tn" Wheeling Stool and Iron cnmmpany.
Local merchants are making pr"para-
tions for big dNY.
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Lad Hine Picnic.

Tho members OF tho United Prcshytcr-
an church held n fine picnic At Paddcn's
Run north Of this city yesterday after
noon. 4 large number was in attend
ance and q general good time was enjoy
cd by all. Several athletic sports w"rc
staged during the afternoon for tho kid
dies. prizes being given to tho winners.
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Mn-hn,al1ox ToaSt-

Next Wednesday evening at Rock H'll
Mics Grace SnrticrHSS. Of Guernsey
street. will entertain friends with 4
rnarShmallow toast. Quit" number
have been invited "r'i ,nH event prom
ises TO b. enjoyable.
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To ReGiatcr YotcrE,

Tho county court will mcct in special
session Saturday In register voters from
/ IN" primary If August 6. All men who
did not inquire concerning their regis
tration when Tn" registrars sat. should
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Those in charge Of the anniversary
celebration Of tn" fall Of Bastile. given
the French freedom from tyranny. an
nounced yesterday that it had been
postponed until Sunday. July 2S. II
was originally intended to celebrate
the event at the First VI. +. church next
Sunday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
RoYnnrkahl. rnra

n"ct"r-"nlH Inn cur" for drafn~sa
really h-lr your hrnihrr'"
/ THt-"Sur" enough: IVA hadn't heard II
f"und for HrnrI. and thr dHv nficr Ne
took rhrt m"dLr!ur H.. heard from II
friend In tmrrlcn. New York hnrri-
can,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
Climb MeetinE,

Mrs Clarence Lowe of Warren avenue.
entertained tho members of her club 1T
her homo Tuesday evening. TIL" "vcn-
inr was sprnl at sowing and knitting
nnd dainty lunch was served nj prop
"r time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
Present strrstng Appearances.

Tho four fa..s floating over tho flag
poles ut the Fairgrounds which rc7r"-
son. tho American. British. French and
italian nations make 4 striking attrar-
ton. Several Of tho residents Of this
city have expressed their thoughts to-
wards this fact.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
-ive Picnic,

Miss Nircinia F,lyS Sunday SCHOOL
class Of IN" Presbyterian church. gave 4
rIcnic west "f town Wednesday 'N'n'hH.
\ MOS en- ioyahl" time WAS held b. those
present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
To riye Address.

Mr.. G, A. CoIpitts Of this city Will
ri o. an address, ut III" flag raising a.,
,hc Ohio -l:jxlcr Mines NJ Eail"y's NILS
Saturday afternoon ~ tnrc" O Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
Entertained.

White arc enjoying an outing at Ep
worth Park. bethesda, this week.