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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-21
SPORT NOTES
II COLLEGES COMPETE
Pittsburg Normals Are Expecting a
Great Track Meet.

Pittsburg, Kan, March 21.--Athletes
from seventeen Kansas colleges and
normals are expected to take part in
the big state conference track and
field meet at the State Manual Train
ing normal here Friday. May 16. The
date for the annual meet has just been
set by the conference committee.
All of the conference schools also
can send tennis players to compete
in the state tennis meet on Saturday
May II.
Under a rule adopted two years ago
the big conference spring meet will be
sent around to school after school IL
is the climax in Kansas field and track
work each year.
Prof ]. w. Fuhrer, director of ath-
letics at the normal, is in charge of
the extensive preparations that are
being made to entertain the collegiate
athletes. The new athletic field OF
the normal is as fine a field as there
is in the state conference. A quarter
mile track is unequalled in Kansas. 1t
has concrete curbing on both sides
around the entire course. Underground
drainage has been provided. A cinder
surface, well rolled, completes the
track.
Each school will be permitted to
send an unlimited number of athletes
to compete for honorS. Jack Grover,
former star track man at Washington
university and now with the Kansas
City Athletic club probably will be co.,
ductor of the meet.
Members of the Kansas conference
are: Baker university. Ottawa uni
versity, Washburn college, Midland
college. st. Mary's college, Emporia
normal. College of Emporia, Pittsburg
normal Southwestern university,
Friends university. Paramount uni
versity, Cooper college, Hays normal,
Wesleyan college, Mcpherson college
and Bethany college.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-21
BE A FIFTY-FIFTY AFFAIR
Best Gucsses Arc That Track Meet
Could Go Either Way.

Kansas City. Mo-, March 21.-Ad-
vance dope on the Kansas Missouri
sixteenth annual dual indoor track
meet to be staged here tonight, today
voted the outcome a "fifty-fifty'' af-
fair. According to best guesses haZ-
ar6ed the one mile relay will be the
deciding event. barring one-sided
breaks for either university.
Followers believe Kansas is sure to
take the fifty-yard dash while Mis-
souri, is said to have the pole vault
cinched. The other events are expect
ed to be nearly equally divided with
"A slight shade for the Kansans. If
Missouri takes the relay, it means the
winner by one point, they predict.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-21
KANSAS RACE DATES SET
Topeka Meet Is September S-13-St
Marys Is tie First.

Salina. March 21.-The annual
meeting of the North Central Kansas
racing circuit held here Thursday aft
ernoon, with nearly every county in
the circuit represented, adjourned
after naming dates for the various
towns for races the coming season.
The dates are: st. Marys. August II
to 16; Belleville. August / s to "a; Con-
cordia, August rs to 80; Clay Center,
September l TO 6; Lincoln, September
8 to 13; Topeka, September to 10.
Dates for Salina were not made at the
time for the county fair has not been
set.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-21
FORT WAYNE TEAM LEADERS.
In Fivc-Afan Event They Bowl Way
Into First Place.

Toledo. o., March 21.-The Lincoln
Life Insurance company team of Fort
Wayne, Ind, crashed into first place
in the fivemen event here last night
in the American Bowling congress
tourney. The Lincolns gathered a g.
$50 count. The team collected games
of 9S6. 9S1 and 992. Frank Farnan
led the five with 635 total J. Kelly
was not far behind him with $40
The rolling of this five was the only
high spot of the day not another five,
doubles or individual being able to
break into the first ten in any of the
events.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-21

been charged with professionalism on
account of his writing athletic articles
for a Chicago newspaper, today was
restored to full amateur standing.
Loomis said the articles were written
in filling his contract as an advertising
solicitor for the paper.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-21
zBYszKo WILL MEET LEWIS.
Match Is To Be Staged at Madison
Square Garden Tonight

Zbyszko and Ed Stranger" Lewis
will meet tonight at Madison Square
garden in finish bout for the heavy
weight catch-as- catch-can wrestling
championship of the world. Under
the terms of the contest one fall will
determine the winner who will get all
the prize money In the event of no
fall being gained by either man, the
mana gement has announced that all
charges for admission will be refund
ed to the spectators.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BOUT!
Manager Is Considering Offer for a
Fight at Manila.

Kansas City, Mo-, March 21.-Man-
ager Billy Gibson today was seriously
considering an offer guaranteeing
Benny Leonard, lightweight king, s20,-
900 with transportation and picture
privilege to meet Lew Edwards, Aus
tralian fighter, at Manila. July a. The
offer was contained in telegram
from a Tacoma, Wash, promoter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-21
swINEHART LEADS OTTAWA.
MuIvane Man Will Captain the Track
Team for 1O19-2O

Ottawa, March 21.-The Ottawa
university basketball squad has unan-
imously elected Clay Fat" Swinehart
of Mulvane captain of the 1920 quin-
tet. Swinehart will play his third sea-
son next year on the on. team. 0.
u. will not lose a man by graduation
and most are expected back next sea-
son, including Wynne, Cochran, Da-
Wis. Potter. McBrian and Field.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-21
MALONE WINS FROM DowNEY.
Referee Hinklc Decides That st. Paul
Man Is the Best of Two.

Columbus, o.. March 21.-Referee
Matt Hinkle, of Cleveland, awarded
Jock Malone, St. Paul welterweight,
the decision over Bryan Downey of
this city, after fifteen rounds of fast
fighting here last night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-21

Rock Island. ILL.,. March 21.-Stock
yards Tommy Murphy of Chicago.
won four of ten rounds in a slow bout
here last night with Len Rowlands
Milwaukee. Rowlands won two
rounds
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-21
1893 and 5.98

II a I S tasteful and
becoming in tur-
bans, sailors. side
roll and all sorts of
choice new shs pes in
a wide variety of
trims.
Hats trimmed free
when the shape and
trimmings are pur-
chased here.
Barxafu
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-21

New fancy tint stationery,
some with tinted contrasting
edges. also correspondence
cards, for Saturday,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-21

Chicago. March 21.-Joe LOOMS
versatile amateur athlete, who had
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-21

TRIMMED hats and
untrimmed hats by
the hundreds. Here's
the place to save
money. A wonder
ful assortment for
Saturday in the New
Ma nagera sale at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
County Board Votes
Down REIMBURSEMENT

At a meeting OF county commissioners
held in st. C1a;rsville. which was"a!-
tended by many persons from Belmont
county, il was decided not TO reap
praise the countys' real estate this year.
Shadysidc was tho only community that
presented a petition for re-apprais'-
mcht. That towns attitude was sup
ported by the statement Of Auditor Hon
kins that rcnlty transfers Passir.
through his office show that taxation
values arc often far below the amour,
for which the property sells, which III
some case. amounted to so percent OF
It's sale price.
Among the taxpayers speaking on III"
nroposaI Hcrc:- McSSrs Yost and R"-
defer. Bcllaire: Mckee and Henderson
Bird Ecport; George G. Ralston. l. {:
scdcwick George Smith. Barr and
Spence. Of Martins Ferry.
Tho decision to postpone action Wa
due to the fact that next year N"
ouadricnnial appraiscm"ni will be made
which will take caro- Of ali increases.
During the meeting II was brought out
That Belmont county IS appraiser AZ
high, or higher. than In other parts 81
Eastern Ohio. Talk OF increasing taxes
ON land adjacent to tho National ron"
was Immediately dropped when II was
made known that this was im7oss'olH
without raising NIL adjacent taxation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
nAhaannrt Rriefs.

Mrs. Mary Alexander, Of this CITY. IS
spending n few days in New YORK CitF
on<busincss. ..
- The three children OF Charles Du'f!'
street car employee. are said TO De- scT'-
ouslv i'll at their home on Bench street.
Frank Nispcrly has arrived home from
Camp Zachcry Taylor. after receiving
his honorable discharge. from the ser
vice.
Oswald Schick. local business man IS
confined TO his home with serious H.
ness.
: c. ". Appcnzeller Is able to be out
after being confined to his home IN
Kirkwood. for some time. by illness.
Some Improvement IS being made 10
the streets near tho Pennsylvania freight
station.
There arc still eight cases OF the IN
flucnza in existence in the city. accord
ing TO Health Officer Moore.
T. Squire william Britton continues
slightly under the weather.
Miss Coletta Dillon is again adj" I"
resume her duties after being OF i"T
about six weeks with Illness.
Only three DRINKS appeared in polio"
court yesterday morning, and they were
heard in about as many minutes.
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icht nff"nd"rs faced Mayor Cuihr-t-
son IN polio" court yesterday.
Tn" LADIES social club az tn" s.,
Johns church is planning for n social
and bazaar tn b. held soon.
MlG-ycar examinations arc now being
h"l! in both tn" public and the 9arcch'
-inl schools.
Rrv. -. NJ Cl"Ianl Of tho L. r. church
lis home from u business "trip IL Pitts
hurGh.
John Fitch has been employed as n
inriter IN IN" First ward school build
ing.
l-ncal mail carriers began Tuesday
working, .on the T"w division Of the city
mari routes.
Sergeant Fred lewis. recently OF
Camp sherman. hns tnkcn his former no-
<itinn as q fireman "u-lnr .. Il +.
The high school basket ball team held
4 good practice Tu' sda%- evening.
This First Presbyterian Sunday
school has hocn roorCau;zcd with Ken.
meth q. Cooper as Tho superintendent.
The missionary society nj the South
Hcllairc II. l.. church meets this after
room nj the church.
W. c. Whitney. representative Of the
Rrdpath Lyroun Rur"au. was here yes.
to-day regarding Il course for next year
Bud Hunter is home from Washing
ton. n. G.. whcr" h" is in the govern
n"nt service.
meeting Of Presbyterian mission
arv societies of the district is In be- held
today at tn" Second Presbyterian church
here
c. J. Howart-.has returned 10 Barnes
vile after a visit here.
IEnatius Brennan has returned to
Moundsvillr after visit hcrc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
MANY OUT OF TOWN
MAS0NS ATTENDED.
MASONIC CEREMONY

Martins Ferry Atasons now boast
their own council. which WAS installed
her" on Tuesday evening. with numHr-
GUS 1u.-of-inwn guests present. y ban
Guoi followed thr institution OF tho
council n whirh Tho following from
GU, II" tho city were present:
Ihr,chsvillc-pr g. ". Sheppard ana
Or. ION" =. Grovcs.
Farm ~sviilN--AEdrHw J. RasFs. On
y, G. sheppard md Ross r. Fowler.
East I.'vcrTonl--J. Frank Flower and
Ell l.. Rrahc!oId.
Rc}ia!yH.-W. r. bishop, RnFs j. Jor-
dan, l.. T.. I.ann1r md !. f. Nelson.
. Bridge ori--Eur"no Hi.
S.. Cl%!rr; llr--J. r. Ryan. l.. A.
Cl!pp. Far L. Lewis. II. *. Dixon ana
George ThcrraUrr.
Tho following l""ni M"ronA Pnrt!c!-
patcd In Mo cvon'Tr'@ orn:oTT: Or. j.
". Dnrrah. Geo. " .1ohnaon. J.. ~ Oar
rnh. II. II. Evans. Homer Moore II. T.
CArraIchnrl 4 Il. 1crdnr. Il. G. Red
rond. Il. l.. McCnmhr. J. r. wilson. H.
4. Sterling. W. Vi. Brown. u. Il. Cocn-
ran, Roy L McMonnlu md J. g. Parr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
p-o+aet.ve Association Probable.

The charter Of the former Belmont
County Fish and Game Protective AS
sociation will be surrendered at mef', =,
;nc to be- hold in the. near future. hn ',i
a large number Of local sportsmen wiz
reorganizc protective assoc,atton ~, =
ccoTdtng tn plans which arc hcing MADE
hv few residents Of this city.
The prospects Of better Legislation, on
o,onr the line Of the protection OF inc
Wild game Of the state. and thc proo"-
h,l;tv Of the establishment Of either
state game farm or a county game tari''
in each OF the counties OF tho stato
has stimulated the interest OF me nun
ers. 1t Is possible that WIN .'lH ,on,
= ssurjne the responsibility Of protect
iny as we'll as propagatinG and rearing
the game and fish for the purpose "i
local distribution 10 all parts OF inc
state. the state may again NC aDie ~
q fford some sport for the hunters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
COUNCIL. HOLDS
QUIET SESSION
FIRE QUESTION DoDGBD BY CITY
FATHERS AT SHORT SESSION
HELD LAST EVENING.
J. W. MORROW SELECTED II
SUCCEED A. X. CONWAY, WHO
RESIGNED.
WATER AND LIGHT COMhITTEES
ORDERED TO MAKE NEW
CONTRACTS.

Tn. regular monthly meeting OF the
city council was held At the City build
ing last night and several matters OF
minor Importance were given attention.
Tho vacancy caused by tho destination
OF 4. H. Conway som" time ago. ana
ritl"d by The appointment OF Fred CooK'
the local gror.ryman, who refused 20
accent. was again filled hy the selection
&c j. W. Morrow chairman of the local
draft board, and there is no certainty
that liz will accept.
Tho water and light committees wore
heard and ordered tn proceed with the
making of Ihair contracts for the year.
The matter Of proper fire hghtinS mp
paratus for the local fire department
was not even suggested 1T the meeting.
According TO a statement made BY one
Of the members. this further serves 10
demonstrate tho fact that officials IN
powcr arr not looking after the inter-
csts OF the citizens OF the town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
; School Notes,

Announcement is made that IN" total
cnrniI,rrur Of the public schools has
reached req che th~ %.ol5 mark This is an in
crease Of nearly 100 over the same time
During tho month Of January a total
Of 1909 pupils of the public school were
perfect in Attendance.
nubIir shoots during the month of jan
nary, 1919. averaged 9G.3. This is ono
of tho best records ever made Tor at
tendance.
\ total Of 74>pupils were tardy during
III" month nf January. Thr same moh'h
in 1918 showed only On tardy.
Tho high school enrolment has now
reached 81. this being As more than at
tho Same time last year Eleven or the
high school pupils were tardy during
me month If January and the per cent
Of attendance was 80.
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nan PM LRhSeh.

A syndicate composed Of three prosnl.
nent and we'll known business men Of
the city, havo completed an agreement
for tho icnse OF tn" ball park south OF
this place and plans have been made to
have first class football t"am organ
lied locally. In charge OF Albert Graham
former high school coach. stage weekly
igamcs al that place this fall. tn" ioca!
high school has IN" plaC" engaged 10?
five Saturdays fer their football schcd-
ulc. and one day for their annual May
Day celebration. II Is also likely tina;
this oi,y will be represented hy Il first
class baseball team this summer. which
will stage some atlract!onS at the p0pu-
Ia sS$esort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
ENAMEL WORKS.
WILL Be GREATLY
ENLARGED NOW
CONSOLIDATION OF THE BELLARE
ENAMEL co AND JEWETT ENAM-
EI, CO. RESULTS In EXPANSION.
New Stool Addition to 30 Added to
Bel1atre Enamel works as Soon as
Plans Arc Completed.

The R"llairr Enamel company Of this
city. recently consolidated with III"
Jcw"tt Enamel company. Will likely
erect 4 big alI-str"l addition 10 Their
plant III South R"liaIrc. 1t Will be 10
Gated on the ground now Occupied as
the First ward playground. Charles
kapncr n member Of the firm. SAID
yes, er,Iay that the plans and Sp"cifi'a-
lions for the building w"r" being mad"
at the present time. III" local plahi
will begin IN" manu- cturc Of enamel
ware within tho nctX SIN weeks. MI
I<aDDrr said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
HANEST MAN III
BELLAIRE FOUND.


There are mean persons in thr
world. but probably the city Of RSl-
laire is The poSscssor Of rs mean
man as could hr located in any other
city.
Tho attention OF Mayor Charles
Culhertsan mas hren called TO an in
c!dent said to have occurred in II To-
cal industrial plant. y foreman is
said 10 have borrowed S35 from ono
Of the employees poor man who
made barely enough wages 10 exist.
The man was not In the best o.
health and hts reasoning power is
not tho boat. The foreman Is al
logged TO have moi only refused TO
pay back the s35 which he borrowed
but IL also said 10 hive forced the
man 10 give him a $50 Liberty bond
which he possessed III order TO- re-
tain his Job.
II f. Understood tina; officials plan
10 conduct n thorough Investigation
: OF the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
Former Local Bow Killed.

Rev. James II. Lawth"r. OF Sohi"
street. Yesterday received word OF the
death in Franco on October 1th Of Alex
andcr Mckay. son of Mr.. and Mrs Jns.
Mckay. or MCMechrn. formerly Of this
city. He was wounded on September
"Sih in tho battle OF the Argonnc for
eat. lIo was thrice cited for bravery IN
action and was promoted 20 4 second
iint"nancY while in The overseas scrvir"
Although a trained nurse. hc enlisted. in
III" infantry branch nf the SERVED. II"
took part in five big battles. anirni;
them th' battle OF t'hatcAu-Thicrry. the
st. Mih"l and tho hrGnnnr forest lie
was member Of comany r.. a?th IN
fantry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

the home Of the parents. following
brief illness Of lnfantiic lroupies'
Funeral services will be held TINS alter
noon. with intcrncnt in Greenwood ce'u-
CIrry,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
MARTINS FERRY TO ASSIST ARMEN|ANS;
B, OF T, DISCUSSES ROAD QUESTION

decide wha, steps should be followed IN
bringing thc matter TO FOCUS. ana u
necessary. - WISH me railroad otl!c'as
at Cleveland.
\ representative OF the Martlns fer-
~ Times was called upon by Pres'oent
Eaiston for Il short talk. He sad: 1t
will be short. l came hcra and was
asked 70 identify myself with the Inter
ests OF Martins Ferry, which / have
proceeded TO do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
$50 INFANTRY TO -
GO TO C1NCIINAT1
FOR RECEPTION

Special 10 Thu Int"llircHc"r;
CO.l'MRUS. o.. Fob. i.--Th"
23o,h infantry Is understood TO
hs.vT lr;l Newport News ihiS
afternoon and probably Will pass
through Camp sherman i"m"r-
row on i'S way /" cincinnati
whrr" Il wcicom" will nc given
to The soldiers "Wednesday night
or Thursday morning. The rcE!-
mcut will then return 10 camp
sherman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
AGAINST wIrHDRAwAL-

NEW YORK. Feb. +.-Thc Russian
Economist Lea gur. comprising rrpTcSch-
ta;ivcS u: Russian financial commercial
and industrial interests in tho United
States. tonight issued IAN address ~
loyal Russians 10 the American people
urging public opposition 10 the rropoSa'
now before the peace conference Tor
withdrawal Of American and alice
troons fighting the Rolsh"viki.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

Sauire Freeman Busy.
Suui-r James Freeman. VIII" a7noune-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth
0roat. wife Of John Groat we'll known
italian resident Of North Fifth str'r''
who passed away n few days ago. were
conducted from ST. Johns German l'u-
thcran church. on North Fourth street
Yesterday afternoon at , o'clock. IN
charge Of Rev. Frederick Frank. ara
,ntcrment took place at Rirerview Gene
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
mooso 1.odrs Held Meeting.

The Loyal order Of Moose lodge o.
this city had an interesting meeting
n their rooms on East Hanover StTee'
last night. and some very !HpoF an
business matters were discusseo. al
Of The candidates in waiting were
r.,ssad through the various degrees o.
The order. and the meeting lasted until
n late hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
Col6iar Notes.

Clarence Amber has received his final
discharge from the services and has 70
turned from Cook field. Dayton. He
has two other brothers. Charles and
Robert; in the overseas service, hoth
being in Germany nj the present time.
II. IT. Hudson. whose son. Cruzn;tc.
was reported 70 har- arrived in New
por, News. Va. last week. has received
no word from tn" young man.
Nick Schiller. recently discharged
from the service. has accepted a rns-
ton with the american Railway Tx
urrsS rOmDanr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

Tho local lodge OF knights Of Column
bus held their regular meeting in their
hall above the Noble Furniture store on
Hanover street last night. al which tim"
a large number Of the members w"r"
present, District Deputy G. J. Crran
was present and presided ut I'll" ins'aila-
ton IF tho newly elected officers. nj the
conclusion Of which he gave the mem
bcrs a very interesting talk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
me,pn Funeral Today.

Funeral services for Florcncr' ~"
months old dauIh-
Ter of MT and Mrs. Albert Neigh. OF
stop c3ls on the Barton line, VINO
passed away n few days ago. follow
ing a ton days illness Of pneumonia
will be held from the residence OF inc
parents this afternoon at : O'clock. ana
the remains will be inferred IN -'n"''0
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

Tho installation services Tor the knF,
Charles Wingerd now pastor OF ~"
Pros hyt orian church of this city. We
held Al :hc church las; evening IN me
presence Of larE" gathering Of ""
mornh"rs or tho congregation. Rev +.
G. N"shi;t Of Springfield. former pastor
of the local conErcEH;i"n. wHs present
10 deliver th- charge % thi ""nrr"Ea-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
uoman's welfare Club.

Thcimembcrs nf The Wom"n'S Welfare
club Of this city will b. the guests Oh
Mrs. James Slaughter nj her nome on
Pearl street tomorrow evening. ana All
Of the members arc REQUESTED 10 DC
present. Sewing and knitting VIII DC
the diversions OF the evening ~h'cn
will close with q delicious luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
Alpna Class Had Meeting.

The .Npha class Of the "elSh t's',
grcgatiunal church OF THIS Guy "'.'
entertained nj the homo oil MISS SUI
Matthew'S. of Main street. last h!EhI
and s,vrral matters OF business per
,,,ninr 10 IN. class were discussed
rho evening was concluded with
nrh, luncheon. and all those IN at
inndancc had a very enjoyable time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
Mooao Meeting Tomorrow Night.

Tho bridgeport Lodge Loyal Order OK
Moose will hold their regular meeting IN
their building on tho Cadlz pike 'otnor-
row night AZ :3n o'clock. and there. are
n number Of matters Of importance de-
mandinE tho attention or the members
according 20 n statement OF the officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
wees1v Sunday School Report.

Following the plans outlined At the
meeting Of the local Ministerial union
some time ago, the report OF the al
tendance Of the local Sunday schools has
been issued and IS Us follows:
Baptist. $50: Methodist. 23S; Prcshy'e-
rian. eos: United Presbyterian. l4l: S.
Johns Lutheran. 1870: Christian, l20;
Macliey Mission. l04: Welsh ConGrega'
tional, rs; American VI Z. c., St. Paul 5
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