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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
Martins Ferry Hrtefs.

The Liberty Club of this city gave an
other of their popular dances at The
Frat hall on North Fifth street. last
night.
4 large number Of visitors from the
surrounding towns were here for the
class initiation Of the Rcd Men last
night
Deputy Revenue Collector Cur Lynch.
of W""dsficld. spent yesterday in this
city on business.
Lawrence Turner is home from Beth
any. w. a.. for 4 short visit with his
parents. sir. and Mrs. John Turner. OF
South Third street
Tho l"cnl council D"srrc Of Pocahon-
iaS. will conduct their ritualiStic snr-
vices over hr remains Of tho late Geo.
Harris nj The homo. this evening.
Pierce Groves, Of North Sixth street.
was severely burned by u splash Of hot
metal. whilrat work At tho Whitaker
GlcsSncr plant yesterday.
Local MaSnns who have hrcn attend
inr the scottish Rite reunion at Column
bus. arrived homo last night.
The members Of the Delta Alpha
class Of tho Baptist church, were cntcr-
tanned AT the homo Of Mrs. r. B. Nc
Daniel and daughter. Ethel last night.
Tho Triple IS" class Of the United
Prcshyt rrian church. arc holding sale
of hakrd goods. NJ the Hcinrcich grocery
to-day.
John I.ittcn is confined TO his homo
on Trnth street with illness.
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Belmont ,.

Mr.. George 9Iunter was caller NJ
Hunter one day last week.
William Nichols was caller at MIS-.
Dermott's Wednesday,.
Mason Pittman and Matthew Brandon
Of Holloway. Ohio. were callers IN tnis
vicinity Wednesday.
t ] Hatcher was a caller at Hunter
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Earl Sccrest and chill"
dren visited at Bethesda Saturday eVcn'
ing.
Miss Nellie Hatcher Of Bethesda visit
er her parents here Saturday ana suns
day. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kemp were eal'
crs at Peter Kemp's Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Moore were bcl'
mont visitors Friday.
Addison wilcox was a caller al nun
ter Saturday.
mother, Mrs. Kinney, at Belmont tues
day.
Emette Powell Of cnptina was caiicr
In thI. vicinity Sunday evening:
Mrs. Stanley Moore visited fricnos at
I.ampsville Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hatcher and
daughter spent Sunday with friends al
Bethesda
william Catcher Is on the sick list.
Mrs. Clyde Holllnsworth died al NJ,
home at Bethesda Monday. Funeral %ii
be held Wednesday at o'clock Ihe &c.
ceased was a relative Of Peter Kemp Oh
this vicinity. -.
MANLY Kemp attended tho funeral OF
a reiattve at Bethesda Saturday utter
noon uo,
Douxfas Hatcher was q Belmont cai'e'
1nn6aL
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SHADYS|DE.

Miss yelma Rodcfer was 4 guesS yes
terday OF friends at Bethany college ~
Bethany. w. Va.
The annual Presbytery OF the Barnes
yiI1o district will convene here on MOD
dav afternoon TO hold sessions until
Tuesday evening. About sixty deiegatcs
ora oxpected and on Tuesday the lanies
NJ the willing Workers Society Will
serve a. luncheon In the church Tor those
attending the Prcsbytery.
Friends here Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. r.
THOMPSON. who formerly resided OF
West 39th street. will DO Interested 10
know that they have gone to Leechoure'
Pa, where no holds a responsible posi-
ton with tho Fort Pitt stamping ana
Enamelng company. Since va ',nr
Shadysido they had resided az SCORING
until few weeks ago.
Private Clyde Howell. son OF Mt any
Mrs. J. E. Howell. OF Lincoln avenue
has reached Camp Sherman cnroute
home from overseas service. TIC IS OK
ncctcd here within a few days -.
Ahout fifteen automobiles were used
last cevning to carry half hundred or
more men from tho local tribe OF the
Improved Order Of Red Men TO vista
ton meeting in Martins Ferry. INC
Sbadysidc degree team had been lnviteu
IN cxemplify the work OF tho order III
the neighboring city and did 1t WIN
their customary proficiency.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Holloway OF LIN
coin avenue. moved yesterday 10 bel-
lairc. The house In which they had re-
sided here was sold several weeks ago 70
J. y. Higbec. the meat merchant. VINO
will move his family there next Week
IA Eonar. who recently moved from
shadvsido to a farm near Powhatan. was
calling on friends here Thursday,
Mr., and Mrs Ray MayhuRh who have
bnen living for several weeks in 1ur-
rished ,anartmcnts in Bellaire, went &c
Housekeeping this week in part OF
the property owned by his father ana
located on Central avenue. "
DR.. D. E. Piper and family. who nave
occupied the residence Of DR.. Berry our
ing the past year. have taken tho "e'ch
home on Smithncld street and VIII move
,bar. next week. Mr.. WEIGH and son
have taken the smaller part OF their TWO
family house on the same street.
Mr.. William Fly. Of Bellairc and Mrs
Roberta. McElwain Of Shadysldc' were
united in marriage at the parsonage Oh
the Methodist church on Wedncsoa! cI'
cnng. Only small party OF near rei"'
tives attended the ceremony.
IL S. Russell anu 1a"'s' w. 49,,
lived for more than year on west "e'n
etrnnr moved Yesterday to the new home
tbcv RECENTLY bought in Bcllairc.
Tho Alumni Association Of tho Shady
ldc High school held business meeting
Thursday evening in the school audl.
torium to appoint committees and make
plans for the annual banquet.
Mir. and Mrs. Robert Kedward OF
Highland avenue. will move next week
TO Wcllsburg West Va. where nc. mas
enploYment-
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bridgeport Briefs.

John Schramm has arrived homo from
Ohio State University al Columbus, to
spend Il few days with his parents.
Charles Ncugarl has arrived home
after n few days spent In Pittsburgh on
business.
William Lightfout mas removed his
family 10 this city from their former
home at Barncsvillc.
Several plain DRINKS faced the mn|or
in police court yesterday, and all were
fined the usual five and costs.
Tho members of tn. focal rifle ciun
will hold another shoot In their contest
in the range rooms tonight.
c. \. Myers has returned TO duty after
several days spent visiting with friends
nj ST. Clairsvillc.
William Woods OF Ep;and. was BUS
mess visitor in this city yesterday.
The faro increase on the lines OF inc
Wheeling Traction company became CT
fcctivc Monday as far as local people
are concerned.
Thr members of the Junior rifle club
will hold another shoot in their mcual
contest Monday evening.
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INCREASE
WILL NOT TAKE
EFFECT MONDAY

The fares on the local lines OF inc
Wheeling Traction company will not he
raised hrEinniuE with Monday. April H.
as has hcrn intended by III" company.
according To word received in this rliE
yesterday from city Solicitor II. q. lrait
Ind Attorney David y. james VIII" hr-
pcarrd hcfor" tho Interstate Commerce
commission Mt Washington, yesterday.
and presented the facts in the CityS sue
OF the rate increase controversy. Inc
commission ruled that the fares cannon
be raised without notice of the fact that
the company intended to make aPpi'ca-
ton TO the commission.
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Choir Gives Musical.

The choir OF the Second Presbyterian
church will give musical program 1T
the church Sunday evening. The pro-
gram follows:
Organ Prelude-'Grand Chorur."
Anthem-"Christ, Our Savior"
Invocation.
Solo-"In the Place Of the King"....
~ l"o i@il''i
Scripture Reading.
Anthcm--"Christ the Lord is Risen
Again"
solo-"Thcre Came 10 the Scpulchrc.'
....................M Miss Carr
Anthcm-"The Easter Dawn.
Announcements.
Offering.
Observation-Disclosures From The Holy
City"
Pastoral Talk.
Congregational Hymn.
Anthcm-"Oh. Lift Your Joyful Heart
Violin Solo-"Hnppy Days" ........
MISS f1uEEhr
Anthem-"Christ. the Lord is Risen To-
day"
Rcncdiction
Meditation.
Postlude-"Festival March,"
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plan Memorial Day.

A meeting Of the hellalre Union NE
mortal association was held at the city
building last night with John F. Sherry.
the president in charge OF the meeting.
REPRESENTATIVES, were present from var
ION. industrial organizations. as we'll as
fraternal and civic. Initial plans were
made for the events on Memorial Day.
NAV 80. which comes on Frlda ythls
year. With the termination recently OF
the world war II is expected that the
Memorial Day observance in Bellairo
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speaters Announced.

Speakers for tho big Liberty loan
mesting to be held at the east side or
the city park next Monday evening have
been secured. and were announced yes
ferday, They are Hon. VIM. r. Dixon.
Belmont county's prosecuting attorney:
and Mr.. Lowry safer. L representative OF
the fourth federal reserve district. Z.
NJ. Rodeter. local glass MANUFACTURES
will be the chairman Of the meeting. - !,
he other features. including q monster
narade in which returned soldiers Will
march in full uniform.
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Solicitors Held Meeting

4 meeting was held ut thu First Nat
ional bank building last night or inc
committee and solicitors who have h'c''
conducting tn" campaign here 10 90
ii This city. The n""rsSary $4,000 has
about been subscribed at the present
time and tho moving of the plant to
BCllairc is now guaranteed.
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Re6 Cross Budget

Tho Rcd Cross budget for Belmont
county for the remainder Of the year
1919 has been estimated and fixed Mt
$15,800. by the executive committee Of
the county chapter. All money in OK
cess Of this amount Is TO be considered
as surplus. Tho Lake division heal
quarters Is already calling in tho sur
plus money. Some time next week
County Red Cross Secretary F. L: tTcct,
will go to Cleveland TO present the Bel
mont county budget to Lake Division
headquarters for approval. Following
approval by the various county branches
will be called and the budget presented
TO them.
Rev. Erect. the Red Cross secretary
has been authorized TO write 1000
word history Of the local Red Cross
chapter, Washington headquarters MAX
ing the request.
Home nursing classes may be starred
in different parts Of the county under
auspices Of the Red Cross and n cOmpc-
tent instructor secured Rev. Fret. the
secretary. will investigate the advisa-
bility Of thia
The Shoe Hospital. wheelings. big,
ooo-. haat Shoa 1DJI
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Popularity voting Contest.

The popularity election instituted ny
the local lodge Of Loyal Order Of Moose,
IS becoming interesting. The following
contestants have entered up 10 date:
Hugh Wilson. Robert Ruthcrted. Harold
Murphy. Samuel Moore. Thomas irit-
9TH. Alvin Nichols. Harold Yates. Earl
Rolon. Walter Pylcs. in the boys bicycle
contest. Geneva Jackson. Ruth Ward,
Josie Kelley Lillian Mcdonald. trnsi
Overlook. Margaret Donlcy. Annie Clare
and Silvia Williams in the diamond ring
contest The vital question now in their
minds is How many votes can COL
iccl"" Dictator Thomas Hughes mas
placed halloting boxes at Hickey's News
stand and Comets Fruit store.
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Funeral services over the mortal rc-
mains Of thu late George X. Harris. we'll
known resident of Jefferson street. who
passes away Thursday evening at a:3Q
O'clock following n lengthy illness. Will
10 conducted from the late residence
No. CO. Jefferson street. tomorrow after.
noon ut $50 o'clock. Rev Will Way, OF
the Island. will nificintr, and the remains
will be- laid ut rest in TtivcrviCw come
terry. The Red Men. i'nrrcstCrs OF Amer
iGa and pocuhnninS lodges. Will attend.
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Twelve additional jurors were draMG
r. Sheriff VIM. L. blilligan on Fri,
d GEru and arc to appear on Monday; april
\. G. Branum. bridgeport; Rooert
Glasco. Colerain: John, Calowei,. ~;
Ciajrsvillc; Y. X. Pugh. Armstrong
Nils: Emmet Lynn. Flushing; G. ?: NC
M Mar, Martins Ferry; Ammi Workman.
I9eiiaire: Oliver ]. NeguS; coler a1H:
Clark Nichol; St. Clairsville; George .
Peabody, Bridgeport. r. F. D, 2; Henrf
/, Barnes, Bethesda. R F. D.; W: n.
Davis, Jerusalem. r. F. D. !.
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snereck Funeral yesterday.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Stephen Smereck, we'll known resi-
dent of Barton. Ohio. who died III inc
North Wheeling hospital rs the result OIL
burns received mt her nome few days
nyo. we're conducted from the Barton
Catholic church yesterday in charge or
Rev. Father Vogcl. and the remains were
laid al rest in I.inwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
No Increase in Phone Rates.

Prosecutor William r. Dixon of Bel
mont county. took up III" matter OF me
matter Of the proposed increase in the
rates for telephone service. which WAS
Ia become cffrcliv" here on May !. win
the attorney general of the state" ana
the public utilities commission at 20
lurbuS. o.. with tn" result that tho
telephone company will DC rcslrait'"u
from putting the new raleS into effect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19

Several local men were initiated into
The Improved Order Of Red Men last
night nj the meeting Of the order hcid
in the Fralcrna! Hall on North nlith
street The degree team from the tribe
Of tho order were represented. The lodge
room was crowded to it's capacity. y
short program was offered at the con,
clusiOn of the degree work. The special
feature Of the evening was an cNrellcmi
lunch. The next district meeting VIII
probably be held at Shadysidc in the
near future
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White FunoraI Sunday.

Rev. S. ". Whitc. PASTOR nt N" st.
Paurs A. NJ. T.. church. will b" huri"l n
Charleston, w. Va. Monday. Fuu"Tal
SERVICES will be- h"ld Sunday @ft"rm' III
at 2:3O o'clock at thu church. Members
of the Brllairr Ministerial ASS"CIHli ~
HAY" .td"ptr! resolutions IN "pnl,:;i"n
with his death and Will attend -: S''r-
vices at tho late hon'. this rT"'nnS.
at their hall and gong III Il body 10 Iii"
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Tonrinr Car Smashed.

4 National touring car. the property
of r.. T. Kimberly. well known resident
nf Wheeling. WAS badly smashed yester-
day morning al 1915 o'clock when the
auto and Il street car on the Bellaire d.
vision of the Wheeling Traction COM
pany came together ut Stop s. near
Monrr's Run. in u hcad-on collision. the
automobile WAS badly busted. 1t was
necessary for passengers on the street
car line TO be transferred past the
wrcckug" OF tho auto for several hours
Yesterday morning until the wreck car
could clear the track.
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GO years Of age al the time Of dcath'
and was for many years employed as Il
mailer. Il; tho old LauEhlin nail mill.
n" was Il member Of tho Elks. and
the knights Of pythiaS of this city. and
also of tho First Methodist church. Be
sides tho wife, thrc" children survive:
Miss Laura ut home. DR., Charles OF
Souix city. Ia, and Arthur of Lodge
Grass. Mont.
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Chairman George Ralston Of the city
Liberty Loan committee. has called
meeting Of those who will TAX" part IN
The coming loan campaign. as well rs AL
Interested citizens. including returheu
soldiers. sailors and marines ~ the
Board of Trade rooms this evening. 10
plan the work Of tho campaign. the
meeting is called at this time instead "i
Monday. as at first proposed. so that
all may hc in readiness TO begin the
work on Monday morning. The quota
for Martins Ferry in this drive is SILL
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riremon Meeting Tomorrow.

The meeting OF tho local volunteer 1irc
DEPARTMENT. which will h" held IN ihc'r
quarters in the city building tomorrow
afternoon. will probably develop into an
Indignation meeting. as al! OF the mem.
bcrc Of tho department are sore" at
Inc lemon which was handed In them at
the hands Of the city council last Tues
day. The developments resulting from
the meeting will be watched with inter-
est by citizens in general.
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CAGE Is Appealed.

ATTORNEY Clfford l.. BrII, r'pF's'HV
ing city auditor George V. MrfhuIhrE
ami service director W. j. Mctlhln mas
taken an appeal in til" mandtmus sun
decided rcccntly by Judge Lynch Of the
CANNON ulras cnur: in favor Of CITY
solicitor Tall. who brought tn" action
to compel payment "f wage increases
To city employees. The court OF appears
meets nj ST. Gainesville May II and the
case will b. reviewed al that ilinr
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SueS Policemen.

Albert pit" Long. local man, entered
suit in common pleas court II ~. CIhIrS-
willie to-day against Officers Mike Davis
and Joseph McMahon. Of IN" local police
force He alleges that on March 80 he
was unnecessarily injured while being
arrested and put in the local jail on Il
charge of being intoxicated. Long ~
suing for 5000. Attorney Warren W.
Cuwcn is representing him.
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plav erouuds Meeting Tuesday.

Tho directors of IN" Martins Ferry
Fairgrounds Association. will hold Il
meeting in tho Board IF Trnd" rooms in
this city, Tuesday evening. ut which
I mr tho reports u: all Of tho commit
tees appointed al tn" last meeting will
be- hrar,l The meeting Of this week
was called off on account of tho room
being in use.
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Easter Services.

The Resurrection" will be the subject
Of sermons by most Of the Bellaire min
listers tomorrow. Easter Day. In addi-
ton to these special sermons by the pas
tors, most Of the churches have arranged
special programs eitehr by the choirs Of
a musical nature or by me young people
Of tho Sunday schools. All Of the
churches anticipate big attcndanccs to-
MORROW
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Dewey Asher. colored. Bellaire, caval-
Taken To jan.

William Brown, colorcd. arrested by
Officer McMahon on a charge OF being
O. witness to a murder in Birmingham.
Alabama, was taken to the county Jail
at St Clafrsvi1le yestcrdayQ. He will be
confined there until uYrIcialS come Ia
take him and Charles Whitley. charged
with the murder back for trial. Wimley
was arrested at Lafferty.
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peneer1 Funeral Probably Today.

Funeral services over III" remains OF
the late Jack Dcncgri. Lansing miner
vino died at the Ohio Valley general nos
piIal Wednesday evening. MS the result
Of injuries received in an accident AT d
roaI nIinc Mt Philadelphia, W. Va. this
morning, will probably bc conducted this
afternoon and the rcnlnins will be IN
tered at Linwood cemetery.
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Tho Fratrrnal Order OF Eagles lodge
Of this clly held Il we'll attended meeting
i'm their lodge home on North thtth
street last night. al which large
amount Of business Of importance was
given attention. Following the business
meeting. the members spent short
time in social session.
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As To Decorating

The 0. 3. Todd company has received
tho contract for thu street dcCoratlon::
for tho coming celebration in honor OF
tho return of tho soldiers Of tNrs city.
Tho services Of the company may nc Sc
cured by residents ur business houses
prcrcring to have their places so decor
OF .l
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Funeral services oyer tn" remains al
Tnhor. the young child of Mr.. and Mrs:
C;rurE" T"rnE. we'll known residents OF
Dewey rect. VIII" passed away at the
N"Stn -r"line hospital. following Il
brief Illness OF pneumonia. will he con-
ductcd from tho home Of IN" parents
this afternoon. and the remains Will be
inferred AT Rivnrvicw cemetery.
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NOTICE.

Tho pariy who. has the 500 Liberty
bond M. S04005 is known. If bond is
returned to my office on or before April
18th no questions will be asked II not
prosecution will follows.
ap-l5-i JAMES FREEMAN.
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Raid ON House,

Parties arrested by police in raid on
n house in West Rcllairr w"r" before
MAYOR tulbrrIS son in court yesterday.
Miss Bertha E"dmansnn. one "t lhrm
was fined S35 and costs but it was SuS-
ncndrd on her promise To leave town.
Jack Rodmanson. said to be- her fathrr
was fined $40 and costs. Two other men
were fined $40 and costs.
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porary chapter Of the Veterans Of the
World War" was formed. Plans were
made for taking an active part in III"
Victory loan drive when opens on Mon
day. Tho soldiers will take part in tho
big Liberty Loan parade Monday even
ing. Nearly 100 Of the boys in khaki at
tended last nights meeting.
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All complaints Of non-dehvcry
OF Tho Intelligencer viii DO ad-
justed by notifying tho Birds
Ncws Agency, South FOURTH St.,
Martins Ferry, Ohio. St
I,auphlin To Resuc1e,

Tho report comes from Very reliable
source. tina, prari i"ally all Of the hot
mills mt thr 1.aughlin plant uf the
American Sheet and Tin Plate Com
puny in This city. will resume opera
lions on thu first turn Monday morning
This Will "" very welcome news Ia most
uf tho local residents.
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St. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Look Ont For The Whipped.

1t. will arrive at st. Clairsville at
1900 r. NJ. Wednesday. April 23rd md
will be here until $50 Thursday morn
ing. Arrangements have been made for
ground on the evening of the Gath.
1t will be worth while for every citi-
zen Of st. Clairsviuc and vicinity to
make an effort to be on hand upon this
occasion. 1t weighs six tons and is
manned by two soldiers rho know how
10 manipulate IT. It will go through
the same mancuvers that made 1t fam
Gus on the field of battle. An interest
ing program has been arranged and two
noted speakers will accompany the tank
to St. ClairsviIle- Good music Will be
an Interesting part Of the program
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Last pny Of Bazaar.

This is III" last day "f. the annual
Floral Razanr. which is being given nj
The Armury Hall. corner ui Grant ave
nur and Broadway street. by IN" lnra
lodge Of Modern W"odmtn nj America.
and one uf the biggest crowds of the
week j. rNnTrtru.
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Good Crowd To Attend Game

4 large number of local baseball FANS
will attend the game 10 be staged at tho
local park between III" McCnnkcH'S or
Wheeling. and tho Athletics W TINS CITY.
Sunday afternoon. This will he the
opening game of The season at the local
mark -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
Pufhinn Initiation

TIL" local lodges OF knights nf l'yih-
ias Will 60 Ia TiltonvIlln Tonight I"
attend a big class initiation Of the or
der The local lodge has had stand
ing invitation from tnc sister organiZa-
lion for some time.
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Odd Fellows Meet.

Tho Independent OrGcr of Odd Eel
lows of this city, will hold their weekly
meeting in the rooms Of the Hclnlein
building this evening at T:30 O'Clock;
rlans have been made % initiate several
candidates il they appCa: az the mcctlhG.