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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
CHARLES TOWN NEWS

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va. June IS
Tho commencement exercises or Shep-
herd college opened on Friday evening
at Sh0pherdstown and will b. concluded
on Friday Of this week The aunutV
sermon to the graduating class was
preached Sunday evening by Rev DR. J.
I. Gordon. pastor of the First ConEre-
rational church Of Washington City.
The commencement address Will be de-
Nyered by DR.. John W. Wayland, or
the state normal school at HarrisnnburE.
aY 1t Is expected that Gov John J.
CornweIl. State Superintendent OF
Schools n. p. Shawkey and other OH
Gals Of our state government Will De
present at that time.
The state road commission has ap-
proved the engineers estimate or work
and cost on the improvement OF SO miles
Of Class A. roads in Morgan county, on
which the MORAN county court has pro
posed to submit a bond issue for $780,
0oO TO the vote Of the people Of the
county.
Mrs. James White. Of Webster Springs
announces the engagement OF his dauEh-
ter Miss Martha Jean White to Mr..
William Baldwin Snyder of Shepherds
town, who recently returned from over
seas and was tonorably discharged from
the army. The wedding will take place
the first week in August
Announcement has been made by Col
onel and Mrs. Simon J. Murphy, OF
Clerrnont of this county. OF the engage
ment Of their daughter. Lorraine An
nette to Lieut.. Col. Robert II. Fletcher.
Jr U. S. Army. The marriage will take
place in the Autumn
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MopndsvtIla Briefs

Miss Pearl Chambers has accepted q
position at tho Wheeling Metal Works.
The Knights Of Columbus held a busy
meeting at their hall Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Dankmyer. Of Newark. o.
will arrive here today to visit her sister.
Mrs. Ina Bowers. OF Second street
DIR. o. F. Covert has returned from =
business trip to Cleveland and other
Ohio points
Miss Frances Gordon. Of Wheeling, Is
here as the guest Of her sister. Mrs H
S. McCintock, OF Second street.
l. L. Howard has returned to his homo
In Cameron after u business trip to this
city.
Miss 3.ssie Moore returned to her
home hoR0 yesterday after spending q
few days with friends and relatives In
Fairmont-
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Chambers, of Spen-
GER w. Va. who have been visiting here.
have gone to Greene county, Pa. to
visit relatives.
Miss Evelyn Burley underwent an OPP
Grafton at the Glendale hospital yester-
day morning. She is doing as well as
could be expected.
Miss Kathryn jacques Is confined to
her home on Jefferson avenue with i'll
nASA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
BETHESDA

y Several from hero attended the "a
fade. ut Wheeling on Wednesday,
3 Mrs. Orion Lucas returned SATURDAY
.evening from q visit with PARK hl''''eS
,nnd other friends at Akron
~ Mira Emma Lucas and niece, MISS
ninth Jarrett, spent a couple OF DAYS
I6aaA week with their friend. MISS Anna
Burns. south Of town.
1, Victor Bxtsey and Earl Brooks haVe
recently returned from overseas service
aud are with home folks here
Z Rev. VIM. R Chase spent Last week
stho guest Of =. C Jones and fa1niU' 70
Sfurnfng TO South Benafre On s16uroay'
Is ~. md Mrs- Frank watkins OF Ce<e-
lard arc with Nr. and Mrs MAnenl VII
tenx of Lake street this week
: Miss Mildred BcvtnGtnn Is On an n-
tended visit with her grandparents IL
8 cleveland
Miss lydia Wilson Is spendfrg sp1oe
Hime with her daughter, MIS- HaIs'S SSaN-
,teraAy, near Columbus.
= Miss Alice Gregg Is Assisting ner eiS-
her. Ms. Albert Tracy, near BaxnesVlne'
during the strawberry season
Miss Marvel Tracy was the guest OF
Give Martin last week.
1 Chtldren's services will be held At tho
5 tSantfst church on Sunday evening. Spe-
tcfal efkort Is being put rorth LOT an LII
ateresting program
q Miss Hazel Frost, an elocutona1y en-
4erxained Of Belmont, assisted oy tho
sorchestra, will give an entertainment AT
sthe auditorium Of Epworth park on FIJI
day evening.
e Misses Corcna Maris Bessie Irwin and
eAnn. r Rinker are the delegates to the
Bpworth League convention al shaoS-
side. this week. ~,
Miss Eva Hollingsworth Will lRVe
FRIDAY for Columbus to attend the cen
,tennry celebration.
Mrs. Lottie Stone and two daughters
~ Lake street, have gone 20 Aaristta 10
apend some months with relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. Merton Hun arc re-
rtoicfng over the arrival OF q new daugh-
Ater,
81 Mr., Thomas Adkins OF Badversourg
lost a valuable horse during the elec-
trical storm on Sunday.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Logan OF South Bell
afre have arrived to spend tho summer
At Epworth Park. Mr.. and Mrs. Detrich.
also Of Bellaire. spent the weekend
: here.
Miss Mabel Ewrrs Miss Sylvia NC
rKefyey. Ester Hubert. Margaret Kemp,
Emma Kildow and Anna Burns left Sat
,,rdetr for Kent. where they will attend
Sssurnrner school. Miss Burns will visit
NIAGARA before returning.
. Mr. Merle Bevinston Is home from
t,aduskingum college.
h Mrs Alice Coleburn and MIS-. Peter
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wise, Of Nefr. were the guests OF MIS-
C. NJ. Kirk on Saturday. go
Mrs. D. F. Perkins spent Sunday win
her daughter. Mrs. Ecrna St"neoraAer'
Of near Centerville.
Mr.. Bloomerburger. or Martins ferry'
has purchased cottage IN fp"ot !"
Park from Mrs. Angelina Mayhue-
Mr.. Bishopburger purchased II cottage
hero from Miss Lizzie WEIGH OF Arm
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil GLADDEN. attended
the Smith township commencement at
Concord last Wednesday evening;
Mr. Eckerd Bcntly. Newal Ncekly'
Harold Fitch and Paul Jackson OF Cen
terville, were callers here recently.
Mrs .Cunar6 and daughters Miss Mil
dred and Madgel. are moving TO Hanes-
Vile &c..
Mrs. Sara Hoge has returned from
recent visit with Mr.. Gilbert at Bridge
port ...,s;,o
summer school at New Concord
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DALLAS

Mr. ana Mrs. Orlie Kfmmins enter
tanned the teachers and officers Of the
Methodist Sunday school on Friday
evening June 18th. The meeting was
opened by the leader, Rev. b. +. New
man. Altar q prayer and two hymns
tho lessons were discussed. Following
tho discussions delicious Refreshments
were served at 11:3O. Those present
were MI. and Mrs. Alex McGlumphy,
Mrs. Aftoe Clovis and daughter. Mrs
Ella Clovis and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs,
Meade StrtcAfin and children. Rev. b.
r. Newman, Mrs. Mabel Pattison and
daughter, MIS-. Sadie McGlumphy and
daughter. Guy Clovis. Lee White. Ralph
Clovis, Oscar White. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Klmmins and little daughter. The next
meeting will be held on July Srd, at
the homo OF tho superintendent Mr,
Ajax McGbunphy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
Doctor ! ellis How To Strengthen
Eyesight SO per cent In One
Weeks Time In Many Instances

following the simple rules. Here is the
pres .ription: Go 10 any active drus
store and get bottle OF Bon-Opto
tablets, Drop one Bon-Opto taSlsi IN IN
fourth of glass Of water and allow
to dissolve. With this liquid battle the
eye two to four times daily: lou
should notice your eyes clear up per
ceptibly right from the start and IN.
tiammation will quickly disappear. II
your eyes are bothering you. even
little. take steps, to save them now ,os be-
fore II Is too late. Many hopclcSsIE
blind might have been saved If they
had cared for their eyes in time.
Note: Another prominent l'hyslcl2n
TO whom the above article was SUP
mitted. said: "Bon-Opto is very re-
markable remedy. Its CONSTITUENT IN
gradients are well known to cmiHSn NJ
eve specialists and widely prescribed
by them. The manufacturers guarantee
il to strcngthes eyesiGht 30 percent IN
one weeks time in many instances or re,
fund the money. 1t can be optalnco
from any good druggist and IS one Hi
Inc very few preparations feel should
he kept on hand for regular use IN al
most every family" II is sold IN thlS
city by c. H. Gricst &c Co. and othei
druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19

Mr.. and MIS-. @. W. Campbell OF Elm
Grove, Mrs. c. N. Stricklin and mrs.
Meade Stricklin and children spent
Saturday evening with Mrs. Elizaoetn
Archer.
Do not forget the picnic to be given
by the Dallas baseball team on june
2Sth.
A very large crowd was In attend
ance at the Children's Day exercises AZ
the M. E. church Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ruth. Mr."
Josie Ruth and Miss Amanda Chase at
tended commencement at West Liberty.
Tuesday.
Mrs, Jonas Caldwell and son Edison.
and Mrs. Ralph Powell are VISITING
the formers father, Mr.. DOMAIN OF
Washington. Pa
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Mr.. and Mrs. Woods Pattison return
cd to Washington, Sunday evening.
I after a pleasant visit with relatives oi
Dallas.
Mrs. T. r. Swing and children OF
Warwood, are spending two weeks Win
her mother. Mrs f. l.. Archer.
Mrs James Tenant and little oaueh.
ter. arc visiting relatives at Aleppo ana
Cameron.
N.r. and Mrs. Elias Cuttings ana
daughter. Virginia. left for their nome
at Elm Grove Sunday after visiting MS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Cuttings.
DR.. f. K. Woodruff OF Martins Ferry
WAS out TO see Mrs. A. ]. Porter sun
day morning. Mrs. Porter has been
ailing for some time.
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delphia, are visiting friends on the Dali
las Pike.
Mr. and Mrs Orlie Kimmins and MT.
and Mrs. Clcve Crawford wcrc at west
Liberty Tuesday for commencement
and the ball game.
Harry Munper and family. or ray
lorstown, and Mrs. Lou Holmes ana
daughter. Miss Laura, of Donora. WIS.,
tied Mrs. w. \. Pattisnn. Monday.
Mrs. Louis Rhoadcs and Mrs. CAD
Rhoadcs are spending this week with
relatives at Huntsville. Pa.
Tho Dallas people were sorry to near
Of tho death Of our Hcbcrlisg agent
Mr.. Blakrway Of West Alexander He
had made many friends during his
travels in this district.
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Pattixux and Ioo0.

Mss Genevieve Loos Of Wheeling and
Morton ,Pattison OF Dallas, were mar
ried on Thursday evesipg, June 18th,
at the parsonage Of the First Christian
church of Wheeling. by Rev. w. H.
Fields. Me PattiSon retuIGcd from
France on June Sth, having belonged
to the 314th Field Artillery. Soth divi-
sion. The parents Of the groom gave
a reception for them on Saturday even
ing. The happy couple, have the best
wishes Of all this vicinity. They left
Tuesday for o visit with his brother,
Woods Pattison and family Of Wash
ington, Pa
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Official Board Met

The official board Of the calvary NJ.
f.. church held meeting last evening
in the parlors Of tn" church. tn" meet
ing was called by the pastor Rev. y Is.
Hart, for tho purpose OF taxing ur I'M
portant business and il was held after
the usual mid-wcck prayer service
Plans for some important ccrnts were
outlined,
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Social Yhiz Evenin1

This evening the members OF the Ep-
worth League Of Calvary NJ. f. church
and their friends will hold n social scs-
sion in the parlors of the church The
committee in charge. composed princi-
pally OF members OF the fourth depart
ment, has arranged a splendid program
for the occasion. and very pleasant
evening Is in prospect.
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IN Cameron District

Assistant County Road Engineer Rob
ert G. ioho is busy III Cameron district
making needed improvements to roads
in that section. lie has been at work
getting brick on hand for the cOnstruc-
ton work, and is being assisted by two
competent men. He Will resume work
on the Roberts Ridge road III few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
xrea Prescription You Can AH''
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"A x-sa Prsacrtpsion You Can AAve
xIned and Use 1t Aome'
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eaS Arc YOU victim OF eye strain Ut
,:s,ss,nr eve weaknesses? II so. you VII MI
- Eiad to know that according to S. Dr;
SexsS there is real hope for you. Many
@sSotse ewes were failing say tney nay
, Sed fheir eyes restored through ue
soef,,cinle Of this wonderful free pre-
LINTON. One man says. atsr ttSlns
{ a.. PessI was almost blind: could not SEC
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I Sso,sld pain dreadfully: now they tcel
fScSr,e All the time. II was like miraSIc
10 me- A lady who used II says: INC
!. Sfmoephere seemed hazy with or win
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
8evcro Storms.

There have been many severe storms
throughout the surrounding districts
recently. Tho residence of Tom Rino
on Middle Wheeling Creek was almost
an entire wreck when a cloudburst &C.
CURED Saturday evening.
On Sunday evening horse belonging
to John Crow Of Calls, was killed by
lightning.
A barn Of George Crows at Calls.
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Picnic Friday

The fourth year Junior girls Of the
baptist Sunday school. taught by Mrs
Howard McGill. will hold picnic at
Glendale Friday afternoon. The Fourth
year Junior boys will guests OF the
Young ladies. and Miss Flo Taylor will
assist Mrs. McGill as Chapcrone. The
program for the afternoon and evening
is good.
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Fraa Attractions

II has been announced that all or the
attractions during the Fourth Of July
celebration here will bc free The nm
anc" committc" is arranging TO meet
tho expenses. and Il considerable amount
of money is needed. The program tor
the day is being rapidly mapped out, ana
includes some high class features.
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Manager Ross Sears Of the Mound
City baseball team announced that he
has booked game with Il fast independ-
ent baseball team of Warrington to be
played here the Fourth of July in con-
nection with the Fourth of July crlebra-
ton. The event will be free and 4 good
game Is anticipated. The locals will go
to Warrington later for O return game
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Mrs. Frank Nuss was hostess to the
members of the MatronS club yesterday
afternoon at her cottage on the camp
grounds Following the short business
session a social time was enjoyed in the
open air. and the hostess served a dainty
luncheon Many members and their
friends were present.
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pal1as Team at west Liberty.

The Dallas team motored to west
Liberty Tuesday afternoon where they
met defeat TO the tune Of to ). The
game stood 3-3 until tho ninth meeting
when the Liberty team gained two
scores. The team goes 10 Majorsville
next Saturday afternoon. No doubt a
good game will DO played.
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was struck but not burned and the
gas line near Albert Moneys residence
was struck and caught fire.
On Tuesday evening several or tho
telcphonc lines were burned out at Tho
Dallas switch board.
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Will Hear Report

This evening a meeting of tn" Wom-
ans Missionary society of the FIRST
United Presbyterian church Will he h"ld
IN the church at : O'Clock. All members
are asked To attend as report on the
recent IrcSbytcry meeting viii he sub
mittcd and other matters Will come up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
MOUNDSv|LLE
news
Merrick Is Re-Engaged

The MoundsNillc independently dlstrlct
school board has announced that Irol.
II. V. Mcrrick has been again CHOSEN as
superintendent of the local pQpllc
schools for a year. His work has been
very satisfactory and the board made
no delay in the action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
Will Brinp Prisoner

Guard Ed Athey of the state prison
force has gone 10 Summers county 10
bring three prisoners from the county
Jail at Hinton. lie will arrive here to-
day with the men.
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The greater the necessity 1or s1Htn
the greater your opportunity TO u
The Intelligencer Want AcE-
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Mr.. and Mrs. wylie Oldham OF Tria-
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-08
LESLIE SHAW AND BILL TAFT.

Since Leslie VI. Shaw offered to de-
liam H. Taft and the offer was re-
fused by the TAFT management. Leslie
VI. has come in for considerable con-
tumely from those erstwhiIe wont TO
praise him. He is accused of trying
70 get into the spotlight, his qual1ica-
tons uinimized and is being generally
frozen out by some who used to cuddle
him.
Leslie ". has had little to lose po-
the kicks turned his way on the Taft
Shaw debate proposition are not only
unkind but unjust. It was not Leslie's
lack of present prominence that spoiled
that debate but the knowledge that in
debate Taft would be as A hippo in
sprint against a greyhound. II those
two men should meet IN debate upon
the league of nations Taft would
emerge from 81 4 precisely the same
~D'AN4S'tI II wat TIC pd4 ipL tdllis oul vi
that historic controversy with the
monkey. Leslie II. would walk around
him az cooper around a barrel.
Speaking OF spotlight, who has
sought it more constantly than Mr..
Taft himself? Even now the fash
hcro G2-eG &. go minds IL RS friends
these persons VINO know exactly what
they want" and perhaps in the heart
Of Mr.. Taft himself, OF possible nom
of the best chances that any candidate
| ever had and as the boys say blew
IT," Since then ne has not failed 10
travel here and there lured perhaps by
the hope Of a renewal but like Mr..
Bryan attending consistently to the
main chance" az he goes.
Comparison between Messrs. Shaw
and Taft politically brings out that
they are two of kind, politicians who
had their opportunity and failed to
live up to It for ono and otherreasons
and causes. But in the matter Of de-
bate and keenness of mind the com.
parison ceases. Shaw always had
| Taft 'tsl<inned a mile" there.
II may be. as George Harvey says,
that Mr.. Taft may have in contempla-
ton the democratic nomination. Mr.
Wilson will name the next candidate
Of his party AS Roosevelt once very
unfortunately for his party did that
same thing. And Mr.. Taft seems to
looking for something. He may be
trailing the burglar who '1htsd" the
TAFT league a& r2ationk And ~ ~aaA-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-08
DICK OTTER STARTS orr TO. SEE THE WORLD.

Dick Otter decided to see tile Great
World. His parents agreed that he
was old enough ~ go out from the
parental roof and seek his fortune.
He packed his dress suit case during
the day, and planned 20 start on his
travels that night. In his suit case
he carried two fur suits which his
mother gave him. One suit was very
heavy and warm for winter, and the
other was a lighter and thinner suit
for summer
Then he also took In his suit case
two suits Of underwear. But you stop
me. and say that little people of Mirror
Pond do not wear underclothes. Now
neg your pardon, but they do wear
undergarments. And Mrs. Otter said,
before Dick started:
My dear son. Dick, l want you to
be very careful about your health In
your travels and not get sick. You
must wear your thick fur underclothes
when IL turns very cold in the winter,
and you must change 10 your thinner
undergarments when il Turns off warm
in the spring"
Dick was a very obedient son, and
he thought his mother was the wisest
and best mother in all the world and
he said
Mother what about wearing my
waterproof coat for my journey?
Mould YOU advise ne to pack II in my
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-08

dress suit case. or wear itr' You know
That every Otter always wears two
suits OF clothes. just like other people
The undergarments are very beautifui,
fine and thick fur. and the outer are
made of long hairs. and the hairs are
so long and shiny that they turn off
the rain and water better than any
rubber coats that people wear.
Just before Dick started that night,
Father Otter gave him this advice,
Now Dick. my dear SON, be sure and
travel only at night, and hide every
day in burrows and holes along the
brooks. rivers and ponds. and be sure
to travel by the water coures, for your
enemies will catch you II you travel
by lard very much" And like duti-
full son. Dick promised his father he
would travel on land just rs little as
possible, and follow all his wise advice.
So when darkness settled down on
Mirror Pond, the Otter family gathered
on their dock. near their home, and
al the family embraced Dick and kiss
ed him good bye. Everybody cried.
and big lump came into Dicks
throat, he felt so badly to leave his
dear home, but he bravely dived Off
the home dock. and swan rapidly up
Mirror Pond in the darkness, and was
soon lost TO sight.
Tomorrow-Dick Otter Has Won
derfuI Adventure.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-08
THIS is THE BIRTHDAY OF
Albert of Belgium,
APRIL. s. 1875.
is 1T YOURS7

APRIL s. 1875.
Probably the most idolized figure in
the world today Is Albert l., king Of
the Belgians-
He was second son Of the count OF
Flanders, and had no thought OF ever
becoming a king. But the death of
two apparent heirs to the throne made
him the logical successor. so from II
on he was given the military and eco
nomic training necessary for king.
His uncle, King Leopold. died and he
was crowned when he was 81.
Belgian's reputation in the Congo
was not very good, Albert set about
removing the national stain. In order
&c understand his people. he worked
among them in the mines and the
mills; he even drove railway engines.
Even in those days the Germans were
slowly taking over Belgian industries.
Antwerp was supposedly Belgian, but
the Germans controlled the city's
trade. Albert knew he must build
merchant marine and to do SO intelli-
gently disguised himself and as
newspaper reporter Travelled thru All
the seaports Of Europe.
A year De1Ore the war CaHe tuo
kaiser seems to have brought great
pressure to bear upon him to permit
the eventual violation Of Belgian neu-
trality. Albert refused He refused
again and fought, when year later
German hordcs poured thru his coun-
try. The story Of his sacridces aud
struggles. his valor. alOa9 WITH that
Of all his little army. and his eventful
triumph, is one Of the worlds greatest
storfes