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r. q. Mcbride has returned HON" aftcr
81. .',''nl It number Of days at tlarkS-
bur. iHi$'u"%&.
Mrs. 49, Nc, 'uskcy spent yesterday
MnundSNi'.'
sirS. .luln "u"l;lry spent yesterday in
Wheeling WIKI relatives and friends.
~ Scott uC MuuudSvill". spent ycSlcr-
day in this city IN business.
Miss Clara jackson. who has poem
visiting her aunt here. returned 10 her
in GAINESVILLE yesterday.
Little May Eileen Socknlan. who has
boon in ut her home for some time is
abba 10 he out again.
Miss lfrleu Long who underwent a
serious operation at the Glcnoal" hoSpi-
tai 4 few days ago. is getting along
nicely. =
HARRY Long was calling on friends in
MouhGSvill" last even
Cha$. Hodge. Of Wheeling. spent yes
tcrday in this city with friends.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Ga-rcy wcr" calling
on friends in Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Florence Thomas has returned i4
her home NJ Stcuhenvi!lc a1ler Dr'"l
visit here with her aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kline have returned
to their HON" at Proctor after brict
visit with friends
Miss Regina Otto. Of Columbus. Ohio.
is visiting local relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Schultz. OF Me
Mcchen. have arrived homo from visit
ing friends at points In Ohio and Penn
Mrs. Elsie Clark. of Farkershure:;
spent tho wcck-cnd as the guest OF
friends in this city:
J. \. Stamm. Of Huntington, W. Va.
is business visitor in the city Tor ScN-
Mrs. VI. \. Kempt. of Sistcrsvillc. W.
Va, has arrived for several day VISIT
with McMcchcn friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. roster. or I'arkerS-
burg. are the guests Of local friends for
several days.
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NEWELL

II NEWELL. ". Va. May o2.-Final e1-
4snirnt4ons for seventh and eighth grade
#upils IN the Newell school will begin
$riaay. with the exception Of Thurs
&ay, all next week will be given over to
Tests. On Thursday teachers will grade
&apers.
Il The minstrel show beid Tuesday night
3knder rhe auspices Of Clark lodge. L.
s.. O. F. in Newell, proved success.
Il large crowd attended. The program
as given under the direction Of VIII
Fam Stevenson and Fred Simpson with
#frs. George Neal as musical director.
A special entertainment will be held
&hurs6sy evening by Pride OF Newell
HIodso Of Reoekahs in the Odd Fellows
%ooma Pupils Of the fourth grade Of
Inc Newell school will be featured in the
frcgTam-
Harry williams is recovering from in
rrses sustained when his auto plunged
BFer an embankment on Newell hill. The
machine was badly damaged.
q George Neal has purchased home at
'B<cond and Jefferson streets from Mrs.
IN. 5I. Allison. of Steubcnville-
Sidney Porter. Of Krnilworth. who
GsTas a member Of the Fifteenth enGtn-
Aers, recently returned from France, re-
Eusned to his home yesterday following
inis discharge from service.
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CHESTER

y CHESTER. W. Va. May @-.-CneStei
spaoyes of the American Sheet and TIN
late company are assisting IN the SAT
Alton Army homo service fund CAM
AiEn. T. R Timothy. manaScr or th'
Ekfll. has been named chairman OF u com
Ftttee to make n canvass OF the p'an;
Mrs Harriet Kemp. aged 65. an aunt
&s Richard Banticld. OF Chester. IS dead
Il South Pasadena satto-sla. IN" WAS
Formerly principal OF a schoof~>o t''ts'
,urxh. Among her Survivors are wv
.hrn Banfcld. a brother. and Mrs. Mary
Eately, a sister. OF Follansece
n Commencement exercises will DC neg
1y the senior class OF the New Eu'n>~r-
$and High school Thursday eyc0inE I"
ehe Presbyterian church thcEs. y ne!d
meet will be held by ihc Ugh school
Glasses Friday.
The marriage Of Miss Eva stewart
Ind Stanley Pugh on Saturday was an
kounced Tuesday. The ceremony was
&arforned by Rev. Frederick Conner OF
Sc First Presbyterian church.
4 Twenty bags OF clothing for war sur
rers in Europe. collected during re-
can't campaign IN this district. were
shipped to Brooklyn yesterday. to be
cent across the Atlantic. from the New
All headquarters of the Red Cross.
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KINGS DAUGHTERS
MEET THISE MORNING

Thu annual meeting If tho central
Crunril of Ning., Daughters will opc"
in lhIs city the; morning. ANA Will III
;!nu" oyer Friday. This - an import
an, event "a tho activiii rs Of III, var, US
circles a. liz Kings Daughters. and
roprrSrn;n:iy.s from ali OYER The Cnft"'l
:;rai"S and canada Will b. present. THIS
council - "A gathering IF tho hIEhr'
authorities, 4: Kings Daughters ana u"
usually held IN New York CITY. MS
K.,l,,r, !. Red. of Wheeling. Is intel
national rrrpitirnt and she VIII PRESIDE
AZ ALI Tho business Sessions.
The meeting Will open with COM
nuniun service held in the 81. Luxe
f. T.. church this morning 1T CLOCK
Al In:4I there viii h" Il business meet
INK al tho parish house NJ the first
I'rcsh:ir rI:In church.. This VIII con-
,.I,dc with III" serving Of luncheon IN
In. dining room Of tn" church' "lth
Mrs. Reed presiding A. hostess. Inc
executive officers of tho CITY mon "l
kinE'S Daughters and stat" representa-
,iv,,- will also attend this luncheon. y
business luncheon will occupy the al
;r,.nonn hours until O'Clock.
\ [rlishtrul f':l;urc az IN" meeting
will be tn d:mrcr party held this e"cn-
INK ri iii" Country club. All the dtlc'
yn,,s il, IT,. city will meet NJ ihr Wind
sor hotel at O'clock and they VIII ne
c,,r,ryrd to tho club hy aulomobil"s
donated for tn" occasion 10y friends
Nrs y \, Taylor Is ia general charge
&c tho Arrangement for Va" dinner ana
ali reservations should b" made with
NIstl II
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MANNINCTON

James Cardinal Gibbons. Archbishop
Of Baltimore, passed through mere on
train No. Sc Tuesday morning enr"ute
to Wheeling. where he goes 10 prGSioe
of Bishop P. J. Donahue.. 4 large dele,
cation was at the station and prcSentc cd
him with beautiful flowers, The Card
NAL appeared in the yestibulc OF The
Pullman and gave his blessing as the
Alfred Ferry returned homo Saturday
night having been discharged from mil
itary service. He was member OF the
lssth 1nfa9e in S STan saS's'0n anu 81"
Miss MayIne Kindelberser. who WIS
struck by r. & @. passenger tram Ne.
50 near hero Saturday morning. dird al
the arrival thcr at noon SATURDAY DE-.
ceased was IS years OF age. tn" boay
was taken to Wheeling. her former homo
Sunday morning for funeral and inter-
nlent. u 4.
Hundred by the death Of his grand
/. n. Ashcraft has returned from a
business visit In Charleston.
Earl Baurnan returned home from
Camp Lee Sunday. where hr was dis
charged from military service,
Mrs Ira Ice is very III at her home
on Baltimore street.
Roy Alder has returned from 4 Dusl-
ness visit in Columbus.
J. J. Allen is a business visitor In
MIS-. T N Iaugh returned from Wash
inEton. D c., Sunday. Her daughter
Mrs. Burr Brooks accompanied her loi
Mr.. and Mrs F. J. Shortell have ar
rived from Clarksburg where they have
been for the past few months.
rct1rned from California where they
spent the winter. Mrs. n. W. -hIendcr
| of Fair1nont. accompanied them.
Miss Jennie Scott was taken TO the
! Ohio Valley General hospital ut wheel
ing FOR treatment yesterday.
Chester Straight has returned 10 Camp
Sherman, Ohio, after a visit with rela'
| tives here
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WILL NOT ELECT
BISHOP At ONCE.
1AeifSH &c
DR.. Grecr's Successor May NOT b
Picked Before Next
Autumn

NEW TORE. Nay 2lINo s ,uf e SOY
Of the EpiSc"Gai DiGSeT be OF eIecteS for At
least thirty days and perhaps not untit.s
next fall according 10 The Rey. Dr:-
Charles Sumner Burch. who as Suttra>-,
gan Bishop assumes the episcopai iunc-
''' Hi,hourh The canon Of the church does !.
not spccify the time that shall clapsSa
after the death Of a bishop before dto~i
successor. DR.. Burch said that It Is cus-11
tomary to wait some time before taking
Among the candidates mentioned veg.
terday 10 succeed DR.. Greer az head OK
The diocese were Bishop Burch. the Rev.
DR.. Ernest II. Strcs. rector of st:
Thomass: the Rev. DR.. William t.
Manning. rector Of Trinity; and Or. VIE,
liam w. Beliinger, vicar OK 81. Agnes -,
The body of Bishop Greer will not lie.
In state but will remain in the cpiScopal
residence next to the Cathedra, OF 90:
John the Divine unit! the Iuncra fTloayn'
Messages Of cnndolonce were received :
csterday from Gov. Smith. Mayor ny
Ian, tho Rev. Daniel S. TutIe. presiding
i;nitcd States: Bishop Hall Of Vermont;
Bishop Lawrence Of Massa chusetts,-.
Bishop Babcock Of MassaG,hnseeo'sie i S
Whitehead Of Pittsburgh. Bishop Lyone :
of Newark. Bishop Burgess Of Long,
island bishop Olmstcad OF Utica. Btshopg
F ; ri syracuse. Bishop Dawes of.
Massachusrtts. Rishop {. r; Brewster Ct.
IInri ford. Bishop. Perry OF Rhode ISLAND =
RishnD benjamin brewster or Maine,
Bishrp Darlington of Harrisburg. Bishop
Talho, Of Bethlehem. Pa. Bishop Mutss,
! ray Of Baltimore and Bishop Harding Rk3
Washington. D. {. 90
rnmmandcr Evangcline Booth paid
! tribute yesterday TO the late Bishop
! IiavItl Fl. Greer His memory will cyefs
. live and be kept clean and fresh in tns
! mr tht Salvation Army she said. We
! nil recall with grateful and loving pri9e{
that among his last official acIs was hist
! ',rnrinusly luuded tho efforts Of the Sal
! Tnricn .lfmy workers at the BATTLEFRONT
and at home. Our hearts are fun: ana
vi, deeply sytnpathizc with the lored
ones who survive him..
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Garyiu weliusc Home.

Garyin Wriiluaa r,.,.r.:,'i Oh Tuesday
afternoon after IN ,.h$'H." - franc" OF
one wear ackir- th:-" days. ''ldscr
Nycllmau was started "n his WY ~"
in January laS;. but VIZ III I'm host 80
bases. The last ;irn il" WAS operated
upon seven pieces ~ glass W"r" removed
from his foot. which was badly cat sew
eral years ago. Thrr" pieces OF glass
remain. according to N-ray iak"n. tut he
SAYS he will keep them while. HI has
gained 80 pounds in Weigh; dr;pIt" his
long siege in the hospital. How Mr..
Wellman ever got into til" service IL
wonder. with ten pieces Of glass en-
bedded in his foot. However. the writer
knows that he tried to- enlist at three
different times before hr succeeded. Inc
young man was full OF loyalty parrot
ism and pluck.
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par!orS. Evrryou. named below Sho"'a
b. present. Tho &nih division Will taad
the first Of ncXI week. and TIC w"rN ~
the committee becomes pressing. ne
next meeting Is very imF"rtHn'' liz
names Of the Commits" Ar" HN i"i'""S'
Or. Fl. q. Mct'usk"y. Gilbert F"!ItnS pee
r. r. Anderson. .. l.. Me- oy. j. VI no
v.r. J. l. Leonard. =. l.. Waugh HS"'S"
Hunter. I'D t'"nw.ck. 'ir,t"c Fh"hhlS"h.
Prof. Mcknight. oscar galloway. D. l..
Mcndcl. Prof. l:.";lam. q. /" Curtis. Geo.
Nahne. John kalSton. ". u. NUSS'I'' L.
y. Diitcr. W. j. kirk. Elmer Jackson *
J. Is. Walk:rshaw. .I'r. X. {. i'raShSaF.
William Lake. :. G. VOLS. t. i. Jacob.
JornrS Stephens. J. II. Matthew's. W. Is.
TAYLOR W. /. Gulicttct. Henry t!mis. IL
Hall.
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SISTERSVlLLE

81 John J. Jacobuccl, Of wheeling. at
8fended the commencement exercises last
eTentng.
! Charles L. Broadwatcr. principal Of
1.-The Middlebourne high school. was a
guest at the commencement exercises Of
s1stersvi1le high school last evening.
John Fish left today for Cleveland on
business and to attend the convention Of
gas producers.
DR.. J. H. Clark Of Cambridge. former
~ rector Of st. Paurs Episcopal church.
this city, is a visitor in Sstersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Shaw and daughter.
who have been residing in this city FOR
the past three months: left today for
&onongahela City. Pa.
Mrs. J. w. Harper and Mrs. G.. J.
Saeger left this morning FOR Wheeling
30 attend the G. \. r. enca1npmert.
Guy Brown, Of Cleveland Ohio, passed
through the city last evening enrousc 20
Alvy to visit relatives.
A Mrs Will Clarke. and daughter. of
Aeader. arrived today fo:' visit with
Mrs. John Clarke.
Misses Margaret and Virginia Thistle
Of the city. are guests of friends n
Wheeling for few days.
Mrs. B. Wright and Mrs. J. L Kellar
arc in Wheeling in attendance at the
state encarpment Of the G. ~ R., .- .
r..
News, arrived in the city yesterday call
|, ed here by the death Of Mrs. !Boyce-s
mother. Mrs. C. E. Chadderden:.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Keller and two
6au ghters have returned to their home
Rn Pittsburgh. after a weekend visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Garnan OF
sexford street
- DR.. J. P. Jung, rector OF St Paurs
ichurch. is in New Marttns7ille today. OF
3Iciating at the funeral Of the late Sam
.lel R Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs John Brown, Of Eldred.
Pa, arrived today to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Browns sister, Mrs. c. E. Chad
derdou.
Deputy United States Marshal Geo., L
Rose arrived in the city this morning
Acron Wheeling. where. be has been at
aending the session OF federal court.
& Miss Blanche E. Smith. Of Elm Grove
s2Aas returned home after visit With
8Aocal friends few days.
"A Mrs NJ P. Spencer. OF Mfddleoourne'
&was here today enroute to Marietta TOT
"a few days visit with friends
*HMisscs Melba and Aria ForTineer and
Sathryn Scott. who has been guests at
Hthe home of y. L. Eoyles. returned today
81 TO ClarkSburg
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ETouudsyillc Briefs.

Miss Alma Riggs. If I'ifih street. won't
tn Fairmcnt yesterday. wh"r" she at
tended 4 social affair last evening.
james Raker. who was injured while
nj work in Akron. Ohio. Is improving at
his homo on Tenth street.
Mrs. lncz Bowers. Of Second street
has gene to Gainesville. ohio. where "hH
will yisit her daughter.
Edward Conlcy has returned nome
from a visit with friends and relatives
in Ruckhanron.
l.. Il Thomas. who has h"rn III"
guest rr relatives her" for few days.
bns zone tn Cleveland w business. He
will 60 from hero. to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Holmes. Of |anrs-
willie. arc tho parents of 1t now bah! boy.
Mrs. Holmes was. formerly Miss Hazci
bowers Of this city.
w. :. Hcnnrn has returned :" MS
HON" IN Reader. after visit WIN
friends and relatives hcrr.
Mrs. w W. Henderson. "r tlfth street.
il The guest NJ nor r"rcr,>. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles E'am. of WASHINGTON IA.
Hamilton Conlov. Of Twelfth street is
very ill., II" makes his homo with
Charles Conlcy.
Mrs. Enrrn Smith. who has been Wis
iting here for few months. left yes
tcrday for California. where she VIII
make an extended stay.
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GAINESVILLE

The marriage Of Miss Alice May to
Mr. Bartlett Gibson took place al nc
home or. the bride in Athens. o. TuesdaE y
Miss May. who hsre been icachrr 81
domestic science in the public schools
of this city for the past two years has
cndcared herself among large circle ol
stay here Mr.. Gibson. who recently ar
rived in this country from FRANCE, WAS
a member Of the goth division. Mr.: and
Mrs. Gibson will reside at Athens. They
enjoy the best wishes Of their many
]. T. Hcizer Of Charleston. ". Va.
spcnt Mo-day with his sisters. Miss
Mae Hrizer and Mrs. John Campbell OF
North Chestnut street
Mary Elizabeth. little daughter OF Mt
and Mrs Charles Reed .oC South Lincoln
avenue, entertained n uIrIhcr "r friends
al her home Wednesday afternoon. Tho
Young folks devoted The afternoon L"
games and refreshments were served
Mrs. r. p. Mornbrook. Of North Main
street IS visiting her son. Capt. Fred
Hornbrook and family. OF Marietta; Sh"
will also visit another son. /. u. Horn
brook, Of rarkcrsburs. before returning
Miss Laura Rogers, Of North Chest.
nut street, has returned after weeks
visit with her sister. Mrs. Charles casey
o' Tornr@A daughter 10 Sir. md Mrs.
John W. Kirk, Of Vest church street.
e. II. Reed. who has been, working in
I:ri,!:.cport. has returned u his homo on
East Main street ..,
!" this country from l>r;tncr. r"rci:"d
ID: discharge and returned I" ms nom
GHUth casual company.
Mrs. A. W. Laughiir. and children or
NCnltYn avcuu". will L" 1" E"Il&trc IN"
l">t &c IN" w""; I"r VISIT win f'Hr
49,. il-rl;EIrl, ct i.lllnEtpn
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s.. after which the council sessions

t. s.. after which the council sessions
will be concluded.
On Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock Mr'.
Reed will entertain tho Kings DauSh-
rcrs Of tho city and the visitors with
= delightful informal tea party et her
homo on Twelfth street. This will pe
the final event on the program and VIII
also be a charming compliment to tho
visitors. .
Each church will have Its own com
ml1icc in charge Of the various sesSions.
Mrs. Jacob BrittinS5am. Mrs. r. 2
Boyd. Mrs. Harry Mcndel and Mrs
Harry Took will preside ut the St
i.ukes church. At tho Fourth StTce'
church Mrs. J. y. Dowlcr and rnemoar'
nr tn" Kings Daughters will DC IN
charge. and at the First Presbyterian
church tho Home Mission Circle MIS-.
r. J. Reed president. will make all az
rangcmcntS.
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STRONGER men
TAKE the LEAD
They Have Nerves Of Iron and
Real Red Fighting Blood

Vital force is the material from
which leaders in all walks OF ltte are
made, II is well worth getting ana
holding.
The health and nerve OF the athlete
Is what Nature intended every man
and woman to have.
The blood Of an athlete IS pure and
red. strong heart pumps and drives
It through his body. No wonder tnat
, every inch OF his system is filled win
renergy and health. his nerves hKe
Iron, spirits high. hard tasks a pleas
ure and life one song OF JOY.
A leading Doctor says. Everyone
should feel this way. That II you are
not red blooded, arc nervous. all run
down and on your last legs. Tor you 10
build up your blood and nerves with eH,
ercise. fresh air. nouishing food ana
Natures great prescription. PhoSphat-
ed Iron real blood and nerve builder.
He also says. "phosphat"d Iron feeds
the blood cells with iron and Nerve
force, and tina, leading specialists are
now using K successfully all over the
country, that it Is one OF the few reme-
dies that better. class doctors can now
depend on to produce results.
Special Notice: To inquire doctors and
their patients getting the Genuine Phos-
Apaated, IRON we>-have put in capsules
Anly, 30 DO not allow dealers to sell you
afis rcr tahlets.
q c. a Griest & Co.. druggists. anc
Fading druggists everywhere.
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HARRISVILLE

Mrs Robert Smaliwom'h died At hrr
hom,. west nf town Thursday hI''F an
illness Of several months FH''Iu
vices were held at 1hr h"ln" Salhrnah
afternoon and inr"rmrnI at plIN" l't!,I' II
Ecsidrs her husband sI" leaves tnrr"
children: Mrs. {. -. t'Elt'"flS,h' ia .NM
Athens: and Alma and trair''% ~ ',''i iI,
Ira Mercer WIN has spent several
months in France and has received us
honorable discharge. - Nl%illhE ~
morhrr, Mrs y. !. ll"nI"rs"n ~ 'h'N
place. ,,,,u ,,,,s,rc.,.
visitors N hdrua Tu"staH.
NJ and MR.: W. &. LELAND ana son
Donald, Georgia Jones and dauih.r''
Nellie wCr" shorninE III Nh"rihE SAY
Sara DUNCAN AMI Virginia ~" HAY"
zone 10 Iilrhrrton. whcr" they VIII A'-
Ccpt pu.,IlI"nt. !,;,.. roll
a;ives III Martin; Ferry ,,,,i, ,-,,rk,,
Mrs. Emma l.yi" an! .iulIn ''arh'
vcrr y.i.;,lU;s IN hdcna Wednesday.
A number at Friends from t"l"ra u
attended the lrrnthly meeting al inns
p'; NJ and nd MR.. carl johnson and Mrs.
rhC,nnG Thun,.S wcr" shopping III
Wheeling Wednesday,. ..;,.;,o-
Morri:; l;.n:.an was Il business visitor
in Cadiz M"n,try. ,,,,1o-
Mr., an.; N~s. Jmrrs MrFarInn, MIR and
Mrs. Franz, Wilson and family, were
shopping n adj" Saturday.
e q Mrr.,r ana dauEhtcr Ina. AND
Mary Vat~nu wrr" "h"r3inE III h"HI-
ing rurSdaN. ,,,,,,
The dane III mi i'A''' Ihu:HHa!'
Carl johnson 49, ui"HeG into the ..
L. h ,.TN n ir",,' j. lH west shows will
exhibit II H., I.I...'' a;;.> :ith.
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Wilson Funeral.

Because Of the fact that captain =
Il. Wilson. stcps"n Of the 'atc MrS' l.
L. Wilson. was lat" in arriving noun
tho funeral services for Mrs. HS"''
were delayed for a tim" ycStrrda! Az
crnoon. Captain Wilson arrived moan"
a, 4:30. however. and the Impressive
rites were carried out without o"Ia!'
The services were held in the late nome
M Seventh street. conduct cd by Rev. c.
g slater, pastor Of the First N. r.
church, and intcrment took place in
Mount Rose cemetery.
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Hearing PoEtponed.

The preliminary hearing or Har''E
Fletcher and Joe Soprnski. h"nwn."I
men. charged with III" murder 81 Mr.
KaufrmaS. in Bcnwood. last week: was
~ have been held before SOUR" f. NJ
Irw,s ycs; crday morning. but h"cauS"
of the failure Of tho state 10 secure nm
rortan, witnesses the hearing was ron
rinucd until Friday morning at
o'clock.
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Cutting Toa.yht.

yIi.. evening "A big d It Ms will he hcio
la. tho members OF Flanagan council No.
80 knights ot Columbus. and lhe'r
rri.nd. Antus will curry the pcnlckefs
~ up,,.I Ditr on the WaHncSburS lHau
This -. ming. and II hiS suppc" VIII DC
s"rv.e! there secretary ~ J.. Ne'l nag
issurh many invitations. aHl hiicn''";s
poirI ,ha, the atr"nGaH"r VII, uc !arGG'
'rh.. a,;tus leave the corner "f Scfch' n
srr..,: and Jefferson avrh i ut '.'"
q rl,r... Arrangements for ~ GU 'hs
were complete ed al "A r,t'rinS 3l nc c"rh-
iii held Tuesday evening.
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The demonstration held in the city
last evening by tho Salvation Army
drive organization was q big success
Tho Moundsvillc lodge of Elks. knights
of Pythas. Jr o. L. A. NJ. returned
soldiers, school commissioners. city and
county officials. school children and
many citizens Joined in tho parade
which WAS held preceding big meet
ing at the corner Of Third street and
Jefferson avenue. Thr"" bands fur
nishcd music DouGhnnts were sold ny
100 women Of the city during the DEM
onst ration at Third street. and h'g
sum was realized. Tho tasty creations
of pastry sold at 81 each.
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Recital Tonight.

This evening tho SECOND recitai or 'n'
wear for the Woman's club VIII he mel"
in the auditorium Of the First fresnE-
terrain church. The program lnciu"'S
some splendid selections by local artlS'"
Of merit, and the event is open 10 inc
public. 4 small admission f"H VIII 31
rhurgcd RchcarSaIs have been hrld
steadily during tn" past few weeks LOT
the affair tonight.
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M0!)IljIjDS,lI
NEWS
Agricultural Meeting.

Las; evening an agrlruiturai mrHNhE
was held IA tho $uh""l I"IS :" Nou''''
Bottom by .hr farmers -: clay "iS'rl'..
The meeting wls addressed by I"nH'%
Arr,uIluraI Agent Fred Reed, VIII" .oiS-
r,Is.,d fertilization Of ground AID IN"
cultivation Of plants and crops u " ma,
turing. \ general dls'nSS''r i"'l""'"
th, address,. and tn" ''"'iIit agent an
swcrcd questions prai"n"deu by me lar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
McMECHEN
Salvation Army Drive

The Salvation Army drir" which ~
now on in this city is progressing sat!s-
taciorily. The Scouts al the city ar"
in charge of This driv" and arr d"'nt;
every thing in their COVER % make u
a success. The Gi"ta for lhIS city Is
$3.50 and this is II small :Ltn"rnt con-
pared to the size Of the town and H. each
person gives a SNAIL amount 1t Is as
sured that This city will x" over he
top. The, Salvation Army ~ ono OF The
most efficient Charitahl" organizations
in tho wurid and there ~ no reason Why
each person should not civ" to ms
cause. Th"rc are only Il fGw moro days
Of the campaign and if the CITY - I" e"
her part.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
Will, Attend Funeral.

Moundsvillr veterans Of the u. ~ n
will attend tho annual memorial s"rN
ices of the J. 7. Baird post u. a. H. "'
Shcrrard. Ia hc held sunday. hr ScrN.
ices will take plac" in the :N'lcn "'oEe
Irrshy,,rjan church, and Rev. Nj. l..
Drarirr will deliver the sermon. Special
,nusic will feature the exercises. which
will be OF u very impressive nature