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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
SHADYS|DE

Private John Littleton. of Avondale,
returned home this week bearing. an
honorable discharge from the army. He
had served a three year enlistment In
California and the Hawaiian islands.
Arrangements are being made for q
union service of the Presbyterian and
Christian congregations in the latter
church tomorrow evening. 1t is likely
that the sermon will be delivered by
Rev. D. V. Hall. of Youngstown. Ohio,
formerly pastor of the First Baptist
church. nf Martins Ferry. who is visit
ing the family Of Charles Ekey here this
week.
! Miss Gladys McElwain. Of Lincoln
avenue. has returned from Bethesda,
where she had attended the Chautauqua
program. ~
Mr.. Samuel Zimmerman, Of Buffalo. N.
y, was a guest of his cousin, Mrs. c.
w. Manchester. Of Liberty avenue, on
Tuesday
Miss Willo Ward. Of Tiltonsville. has
returned TO her home after spending
part Of the week here With friends.
j. j.. Davis contract painter. has this
week completed the job Of repaintins
and decorating the interior Of the Smith
New Stand.
1t is announced that a pie social will
BE- given in the school gymnasium carly
this month and the proceeds of the en-
tcrprise will be placed in a fund looking
toward the decoration of the auditorium.
Miss Anna Wilson. Of West Thirty
eighth street, has returned from Nc
Kecsport. Pa. where she had spent a
week with friends.
Miss Marie kocnenund. daughter or
the late Augustus Koenemund. and Mrs.
Koenemund. Of East Thirty-sixth street.
DL,i, 81 oil a ro
were united in marriage at the Presby-
ieran manse on Tuesday evening.
Miss Helen Morgan. Of Cadiz, was q
ruest OF friends here on Tuesday and
Wednesday. Miss Morgan is a member
of the high school faculty.
Mrs. w. T.. Copeland has returned to
her home on Smithfield street, after
spending several days with friends In
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Waldo Carnahan and baby daugh-
ter are expected 10 come to-day to their
home on Lincoln avenue from the Ohio
Valley hospital. where the little one was
born on July Goth.
Mt, and Mrs. willard Baker expect to
move next week to tho house on Central
avenue recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Hall.
Little Miss Beulah Rose daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Rose. Of Olive avenue.
is rapidly recovering from the operation
undergone in the Bellaire hospital ten
adys ago. 1t is thought the child Will
be brought home tomorrow.
Or. Il. NJ. Price. pastor Of the Presby-
terrain church. accompanied by Mrs.
Price. left yesterday on HIS annual vaca-
tlon Cor the month of August. During
the month the only services in the
church will be those Of the Sabbath
school,
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Aellaire Briefs,

Miss Elsie Lowell has returned to her
home here after a visit with friends al
Bethesda.
A daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Merl Kinsey, or North Jefferson
street
Miss Martha Hargravcs has returned
to her home on West Twcnty-thlrd
street, after visit at MinPo.
John Davis has returned TO his home
at Marietta, after visit with friends
here.
Miss Helen Martin has returned TO
her homo at Steubenville after a visit
with friends here.
Mrs. s. Female, Of West Twcnty-third
street, injured when hit by an auto
truck Is improving at her home.
Only routine business matters were
given attention at tho meeting Of the
township trustees last night.
Sylvan Fl. Blum and Herbert Kern
arc on a business trip to New York and
other eastern cities,
The city school board at tho meeting
August Is, will let the contract for
furnishing coal to the schools the cnsu-
Mrs. Gertrude Baker and child have
returned TO their home at DillIcS after
Mrs. John Nciningcr and child. OF
Seneca street, are licme from visit At
Miss Vera Monohan Is spending a few
DAYS with friends at Beallsvillc.
Misses aGrnet and Nena Cronin have
returned to their home at Mingo after
n visit here.
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GAINESVILLE

Allen Barr. OF New Martinsville. Wis.,
itcd at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Mack, on Mulberry street.
DR.. and Mrs. T. L. Hawkins and
John Williamson. Of Akron. are the
Guestes OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brown Of
South Lincoln avenue.
Miss Grace Fowler returned to her
homo on West Main street after three
week svisit with friends at Barnes
Vile and New Philadelphia.
Edward Howard, of Wheeling. is
spending p vacation with HIS brother
Senator G. q. Howard. of this city.
sMrs. Walter Whcatley and daughter
Virginia returned to their home at Har-
pcrsvillc after a visit with Mrs. Wheat
lcy's parents. MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Stackhousc. Of South Chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Albert and daugh-
ter Dorothy and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
G'lligan and two children of Wheeling.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Eich-
cnbcrg. Of West Main street.
Mrs. Amanda Crews and Miss Mae
Brown. Of Newark. have been spending
n few days this week with friends here.
They will also visit friends at Cam
bridge before returning home.
The Little Light Bearers" OF the
First NJ. F.. church. enjoyed picnic at
the church Friday afternoon.
Miss Mary Henderson. OF Fairview. O.
is visiting friends here this week.
Mrs. Ruth Griffith returned to- her
homo here after visiting her aunt, Mrs.
8. Hunt.
Miss Opal Stackhouse If South Chest
nut street. will leave today for a visit
with friends at Columbus. Portmouth
and Hamden.
Miss Elizabeth Lynn. Of Belmont. is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ;. o. Eichenberg and
daughter. Marion Of West Main street.
left Thursday for a visit with relatives
and friends ut Wheeling.
The Following people If this place at
tended the funeral Of Raymond Noling
Mt Belmont Friday: Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Ilardcsty. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Mol
ing md Olga Flood.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flood returned
to their home in Bethesda after q
weeks visit with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hawn Of Chica 60,
Junction. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Emoc Hall. Of Trathenyood.
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Maccabees Meeting Busy.

An Interesting and busy meeting OF
the me.lberS of c. L. Penny tent OF
Knights of the Maccabcc, of this city.
was held in their rooms in the Heinlcin
building last night. and the attendance
Of the members was exceptionally good.
All Of the routine. az we'll as tho special
business was disposed Of. and Il social
hour ensucd.
G. II. Robinson has been called to
Huntington. w. Va. by the sudden
death Of sister who was struck by
Nichoias Schiller of Bcllairc, deputy
game warden. was in town on business
yesterday.
Harry Dyson arrived home yesterday
after a business trip TO Fairpoint and
Crescent.
Edward Johns and wife left yestcr-
day for a short vacation trip TO Buckeye
Lake.
Earnest fisher spent yesterday in
Flushing O., on business.
Robert McCdnnaughy has arrived in
New York from overseas, according TO
word received by relatives here yrster-
day.
The local lodge of Odd Fellows will
hold their regular weekly meeting in
this city this evening.
The regular meeting OF the village
council Will take place on next Tuesday
night.
Charles Ncugart will arrive home to-
day after n business trip through the
state Of West Virginia. in the interest
of his Standard Auto agency
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WEST LIBERTY

The summer torn Of school at the
Normal closed OH Friday. The little
town will settle now for - summer
quit The now dormitory will be ready
for tho Gi:'ls when school opens in the
fall II is n fine building and Is COM
pletr in every detail.
Mr.. Holt and Lawrence Heft who
wnr" hurt in an auto accident are i'm
proving
Mrs. j. r. Downing Of Wheeling was
n visitor in town this week.
Miss Martha Drircr # Washingt on,
Pa. Is the guest of Miss Mary Steele.
Mrs. CLANCY will close her boarding
house and will leave for Washington
next week. Mrs. Flora Fritz who has
been caring for her aunt. Mrs Margaret
Young on account OF i'll health. will
leave next week for her homo in De-
troit, Mich. Mrs. Fritz has made many
friends while here and they regret TO
SEQ her go.
Tho West End Packing Company. or
Wellsburg. are running car from
Wcllsburg to this place twice Il week.
\ number from here Will attend tho
picnic at Clinton on Saturday.
Calvin Davis arrived from overseas
this week.
Mrs. Chalmer Henderson left on
Thursday for her home at New Wu,
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ELM GROVE To
BOOST BUSINESS.
11orosrr1oN 10 BOOST Al JUSH-
NESS LIN10 n 03A9x1O II NIX
GROVE 1oA1D or x2A92.
othsr rtarns Of MtsFo0t oA1h1go4 q
Random In tbs Buy oT6-t1o.10o :,
District

A movement to boost HIM Grove and
the business houses Of The town - 10 BE-
launched by the Elm Grove Board Of
Trade within the near. future II pressnt
plans carry. 1t 10 the proposition %
keep business within tho tow aoA every
effort will be made 10 put Il oyer the
ton. Things have been booming - the
t-the-pike district ana the town Of
Elm Grove has been growing n . ven
derful manner, with the result fiat the
business houses Of the, town ~ grow
Ing and prospering. =,
It is the desire, Of the budncss mes
to keep the business within NE toys
and to Jointly boost 1t. The A6yefue'
Ing work will be conducted IN pneH
manner and 1t will be the policy Of thS
people of the town to aid in putting 81
over the top. Much intereee. 10 beiaa
taken in the work by the town and ita
people.
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Soldier Being Investigated.

The case of Francis Thomas. who was
arrested yesterday morning on a charge
of unlawful Cohabitat.on.' and WAS found
in uniform with overseas stripes. SER
gcant's chCvrOns and war cross. claim
ing TO be on special duty. is being ia
vcStigatcd by the officials Of tn" local
camp of the American Legion. He
claimed to have been sent from Fort
Ben Harrison. and the commander an
swcrrd when wired concerning The man
yesterday. that h" had no record Of HIM
ut that post. The Legion officials have
again wired the army officials in an "f-
fort to clear the mnH'S case up. and IL"
is being held OIL orders from L. S. Com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
Rev. Langhorne ON Vacation.

The Rev. J. l.. Langhornc. Of ST.
Iauis Episcopal church.. of this city.
leaves Monday on four weeks vaca-
ton trip. which will include parts Of
Wisconsin end Minnesota. During the
absence OF The minister after tomorrow
'hcrc VIII be no evening services at the
church, but Sunday school will take
place at 9;l5 as usual. in charge Of
John II. 1larrie. and the morning scrv-
ices at 1890 o'clock Will be in charge of
Layrrader w. ". Stein. All services
will be resumed on Sunday. September
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Hosuftal Notes.

the City hospital. has returned to his
hcme at Armstrong;.
Otto Harold. who was confined 10 the
City hospital with badly mashed Foot,
received at the Webb mine. has been
discharged from the hospital.
j.. Hutchinson. confined 10 the City
hospital with both wrists fractured. is
improving nicely.
Mrs. Waldo Workman. who resides in
Mead township. has been discharged
from the City hospital, where she un-
derwent an operation.
Mrs. George Hanood of Belmont street,
who underwent an operation at the
North Wheeling hospital. is improving
at that institution.
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Him Grove 1STSoaaIs.

Many local persons attended the ma
sonic picnic held last evening at Wheel
ing park. :.
Miss Josephine Werner. Of the Island.
is spending few days the guest Of
relatives at Patterson.
Charles Warren. OF Syracuse. N. T.
left for his home yesterday after spend
ing e few days the guest OF relatives
on Kruger street, Elm Grove.
The work of hauling the material t.
Cracraft avenue for the repairs to thai
street, Is now in progresa
David H. yelling. Of Charleston. W.
Va. Is spending q few days the guest
Of relatives at Patterson.
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ST. ClA|RSNLLE
Belmont County Seat News
Office OF Clerk Of Courts.

Howard X. Dixon, the efficient clerk
of court" for the past four years will
terminate his term CT office on August
3rd. Mr. Dixon has been working in the
clerks office for the past eight years.
having served four years deputy
with his father. James o. Dixon, and
four years as clerk. TIL" patrons of tn"
clerks office have found Mr.. Dixon a
capable and efficient clerk and during
his tenn of office the clerks office has
given general satisfaction. On Tuesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
CARPENTERS WILL
PARADE LABOR DAY

The carpenters local No. ; held thsA
regular session last evening In them
quarters in the Ohio Valley Teadee and
Labor Assembly hall. and decided to
turn out with all union men II IL Labor
day celebration. ,..s,s ;
The Glass Workers No. > will meet
this afternoon in the o. V. 7. and Il A.
hall. while the Bakers No, 3l1 W01 0A
this evening" ...-.t6,S,,.i
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Belaire, Bridgeport Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

mington. Pa, after visiting her mother.
Mrs. Drusilla McCon.
Mis-! R9maino Bell Of valley Grove.
Roy Douglass (colored), 10 home from
overseas, He says there Y no place
Mr.. D. B. Rogers 10 home from Beth
any, where he was one II the inn1Huet.
ors In the summer Schol. Mrs.. Rogers
and children who are visiting IN New
MartinsvilIe, will Join him here for .
visit.
Miss. Maude Curtis who has been ILL.,
IS somewhat improved.
Mrs. O. 8. Botsford Of wheeling,
spent the week with relatives here.
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Donovan Funarnl

Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Mrs. Sarah Jane Donovan. who
passed away few days ago. at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Duke Gofr
on Grant avenue were conducted from
III" place Of death yesterday afternoon
at o'clock, in charge OF Rev. r. B. Nc.
Daniels. pastor OF the First Raptis;
church. and intcrmcnt took place in
R;vervicw cemetery.
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the creditors are threatening suit against
| the members individually. A motion by
! Mr.. Way prevailed that cammittee be
appointed to meet Mr.. Brown and Mr..
! Blackburn and find out why these bills
have not been paid and report at the next
meeting. NcsSrs. Way. Keller and Spi-
| dell we're appointed, with orders to re-
| port 10 the committee next Tuesday. The
meeting was late radjpurncd until Tues
! day Of next Weok.
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A meeting Of the returned soldiers
sailors and marines was held last night
at the Odd Fellows hall here. The meet
ing was largely attended. Formal ap-
plicatlon was made for charter in the
American Legion. Plans were also made
for q big delegation TO go to Epworth
Park on Monday when Victory day viii
be observed and Governor James NJ. Cox
speaks
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Legion Meeting Monday.

The monthly meeting of the members
Of tho American Legion of this city will
take place in the board Of trade rooms
on Fourth and Walnut streets Monday
evening. and all Of the service men who
are not yet members have been urged TO
attend this meeting and make applica-
ton for membership.
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hilbert Funeral

Funeral services ~ tho late Mrs
Edward hilbert, who passed away NJ
the local hospital following an opera
tlon. Tuesday evening. will take plac.
from the home on Penn street this aft
"rnoon a $3.50 O'Clock. in charge Of Rev
+. f. Schiltz. of the First Methodist
church. followed by intermcnt at River
view cemetery.
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IN New York Hospital.

Mrs. Lizzie Larke, Of South Bellaire.
has received a telegram TO tho effect
that her son, Len Larke. is confined to
a hospital in New York. suffering with
wounds received in the overseas service.
The extent Of his wounds and the man
ner in which they were received is not
known. About a month ago Mrs. Larke
received word from his son that he was
we'll with the American Expeditionary
Forces in France. He was in France
for Is months.
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annd Crowd Prasant,

The lawn fetc which was given by the
young ladies of the l'arke VI. K. church
on the church grounds on Bennett
street. Kirkwood. last evening. was very
well attended BY tho members and their
rricnd:. andAr said &c have been very
successful dffar. both socially and
financially.
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noo,s mseti,.q interesting.

The regular meeting of the members
Of tho LOYAL Order Of Moose of this city.
which was held in their home on the
Cadfz pike last evening. was or an ex-
ccptiunally interesting nature. and u was
we'll attended. short social session
occupied the attention of the members
following the business.
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Bible Class Meeting.

Practically all Of the members Of the
Baraca Bible class uf the First NJ. T..
church attended tho ,rgular business
meeting of the class which vas held in
their rooms OF the church last evening.
The committee in charge had all plans
completed and a social session followed
the meeting. with good quantities Of
refreshments.
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Maynard Miner injured.

John OcpSink. \ resident Of Maynard
and an cmployc &C thc Gaylord No. 4
mine near that place. was brought TO
tho local hospitoI yesterday afternoon
ut ; o'clock. suffering With injuries re-
ccivrd in nm accident at the mine. lie
was said 10 b" suffering with fracture
Of the pelvic hnnc.. and is internally in
jurrd. His condition is critical.
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Station Employees to Meet.

\ big meeting of tho local employees
at. the railroad stations and the en-
ploycs of all Of tho stations in the val
Icy will be held in III" Fartcrnal hall on
North Fifth street "Wednesday evening
of the coming week National officers
of tho organizations OF the railway
clerks andStatio II employees will he pres
cnt TO address the meeting, and n large
number Of out of -Fewn people arc cx-
pcctcd to he present
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The regular meeting nf the members
of IN" local ,ri4r of tn" improved order
of Rcd Men waS held in the rooms OF
the Fralcrnal hall on North Fifth street
last night. with good attendance Of the
members. Unusual interest was shown
in the affairs of the order discussed,
and all enjoyed tn" evening.
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Sergeant Louis Booker. of the army
recruiting office Of this city. went 10
Barncsvillc yesterday IN the interest or
tho recruiting service. II" viii return
to Bcllairc Monday. II" recently secured
five men for III" army at FarnesviIlc
and they were forwarded 10 the Column
bus barracks.
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Eagles vs.. BauerS,

One of the most interesting baseball
contests Of the season is promised for
SUndny. when tn" locals Eagles meet
tho fast Baucrs. Of Wheeling. Both of
the teams have been praCticinG assid-
uously for tn" "ast week and each plans
To Inn the Ger to neat brown ut
L. a fast EAmC
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Monday q Big Day.

Monday will be big day at Epworth
park Bethesda II has been designated
az Victory pay--a day for IN" boys az
the recent world war. and veterans OF
all previous wars. The big feature Tor
the day will be the attendance Of Gov
ernor James NJ. Cox. The Bethesda
band win furnish concerts and thou
sands are expected to visit tho park. The
Bostonian ScxtCt will furnish the at
traction at the park this evening.
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1ons TO Ruckeye Lake.

4 party composed Of Mr.. and MIS-
VIII Henry and daughter, Of Steuben-
willie. O., MIR. and Mrs. J. 3. Houk ana
daughter. of Scio. o.. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Lewis and daughter, and Mrs. Car
oIine Schartcl, Of this city. left yester-
day to spend several weeks IN cottage
nj Buckrye Lake,
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Lennon Funeral Sunday.

The last sad rites over the remains OF
Mrs. John LennOx. well known rcsloent
OF stOp SOl4 on the pike, west OF this
city. who passed away a few days ago
following a lengthy illness, will be con-
Quoted from the place of death. to-mor.
row afternoon at o'clock In charge. OF
Methodist church. followed by inter
mcnt in Linwood cemetery.
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Daughters of America,

The members of the Daughters Of
America. tn" auxiliary To the Junior
Mechanics, held their first meeting for
some time in the Mechanics hall on
hanover street Inst n.sint. and crafty
ing attendance of the members was not
ca. n large amount of business Of i'm
portance vas disposed of. and the meet
ing was Interesting.
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Good Game for Sunday.

a good game Is promised local base
ball fans. when the Eagles OF Martins
Ferry, meet the BhucTs. OF Wheeling
at League Park. tomorrow afternoon
and large number of local people viii
attend, as Arthur Giles. of this city
will appear in Bauer uniform.
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The Bellaire hi gh school football team
next year promises to be good one
The schedule has been completed. II
follows:
Sept. 27-Chrichsville, here.
Oct. 4-Cameron. here.
Oct. 1I-East Liverpool. there.
Oct. lS-MoundSvillc. here.
Oct a5-Marfetta, there.
Nov. MARTINS Ferry. here.
Nov. S-Linsly. there.
Nov. l5-Wellsyille. here.
Nov. 2z-Triadclpha. here.
Nov 27-Wheeling. there.
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OVerseas Yet Here.

Chester Potts. of MaSSIllon. formerly
Of Rose Hill. this city. is visiting wlih
his sister. Mrs. Earl CorbetI on West
1wenty-third street. He is veteran or
the overseas Marine service. having
spent a year in France. much OF the
time in active service. He formerly
played on the Bellafee high school foot
ball team.
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Barton Man Dead,

Charles Drapa. we'll known Barton
young man, passed away yesterday af-
tcrncon at o'clock. following brief
illness. 'AENEuL
He is the son Of Mr.. end Mrs. Tony
nrapa and was 10 years of age. Besides
his parents two sisters survive.
Funeral will take place Monday with
intcrmcnt at Linwood cemetery.
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start WORT 1his WsSk.

Work will be started the coming wscf
on the paving Of the streets Of the town.
The majority Of the -excasation won
has been accomplished and tia active
work Of laying the bricks VIII DO
started at once and rushed to compile
tion. Practically every street tthsa
the limits OF the town are to b. paved
and put in first-class condition durtnR
tine year. The material for the work 10
arriving daily and will b, taken innne.
diately to the place that II II to a. used:
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Mrl Roo1ta to no

ton no s51 bye BY Troop No. q Girl Scouts
| OF the Kings Daughters Day Nursesy
on South Eoff street. The girls VII hite
to Happy's Farm out Big wheeling
Creek. 40 the Boy Scouts summer camp.
boys tomorrow. The girls vail leAve
here about day break. and Will hike 10
the farm with Miss Gertrude Saith In
charge,