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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
Committee 10. Q Reports.

Committee No. =, appointed 10 solicit
The business houses of the city to raise
funds for the big homecoming cclebra-
ion makes thu following rcDorl;
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Tho regular meeting Of The local
lodge, Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics. will be held in their rooms
on Hanover street. tonight at 1880
o'clock and all of the members are ex-
pectcd to attend. Any candidates for
degrees who present themselves at tho
hall, will be accommodated according 10
n statement OF one Of the officials.
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woman's Club To Meet.

The scmi-monthly meeting OF the
Women's club Of this city. will be held
in the Board of Trade rooms in tho Gill
Zcns bank building this afternoon. and
Miss Ella Lupton will be the hostess
for the occasion. An excellent program
has been prepared for the entertain
ment Of the members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
Clerks Meeting Tonight

1t is likely that several If ihc clerks
who arc employed in the retail cstah-
liShmrnts Of this place. will bc present
ri the meeting Of tn" Retail Clcrk
Union in the knights Of Columbus nulIu-
ing an Hanover street. Martins Ferry.
This evening. and several arc expected
10 connect themselves with III" organic
alton.
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Odd Fellows to nitiate.

The regular meeting Of Hebron Ed
campmcnt Of the Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows will he held in the rooms
Of tho Fraternal hall this evening al
which time the first degree Will DC
conferred on a class of candidates. Fol
lowing the degree work. Il social session
in honor of William Mandcry, one OF
the members who has recently returned
from overseas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
pmeives helmets.

The Liberty Loan committee or the
county, which has it's headquarters here.
has received a consignment Of German
army helmets. They are being distrib-
uted to various parts Of the county t" b"
used in connection with tho local cam
pairn which has its beginning next Mon
dag morning. Although tho solicitors d"
not start their work hero until next
week, banks throughout tho county ar"
now selling bonds to those who want
them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
Entertained Church Society.

Tho members of The Katherine For
Born club. Of ST. oJhn's Lutheran church
of North Fourth street, were the guests
of Mrs Carl Becker, at her home or
North Fifth street, last night. The
evening was devoted 10 games and music
and concluded with an excellent lunch
con. All Of the members present speh'
very enjoyable time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
Poker Players F1ned.

The Greeks who were caught in the
raid on a. poker joint in this city
couple of nights ago. were given their
hearings in police court last night. All
plead guilty and the proprietor, John
Thanus was fined S35 and costs. while
each Of the four players paid fines OF
SIS and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
Sell stock Here.

Stock in the y g.. Wilcox glass com
pany will be sold here. Two directors OF
thc company. which has been capltatlzco
at $30O.nn0 i'll West Virginia aodrrSs'c
iocal merchants on the proposition of
ceiling - limited amount of stock here.
r. is manned TO erect n model building In
which the new invention of Mr.. WILCOX
will he used. Bcllairc may he tho place
for tho now building. although this mas
not yet been determined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
Young Ladies' Euterain.

Quite a large number Of the young
folks Of ST. Mary's Catholic church
were in attendance at the cuchre party
which was given by the young ladies'
Of the church, in the Knights of Column
bus hall on Hanover street. last niEht'
and all spent very enjoyable evening.
Refreshments were served.
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Soldiers, Friend Committee.

Fix lodge mon arc To help tho federal
government In vocational education of
disabled soldiers. Tho soldiers friend
committee Of tn" local Elk lodge fol-
lows: r-harlcs +. Lynch. John G. Nichols.
!. T.. barnes. VIM. r. E"riram. e. w.
Dickens. Fred ;;,..rig=s. i. +. M"ll"tt. n
W. Schrrtzcr and W. {. tpr"rman.
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Roast Beef Supper Saturday.

Tho alpha class OF the Welsh Congre-
Gational church held business meeting
last night at tho nome OF Miss Anna
Gregory on Walnut street, at which
tim" final plans were perfected for the
beef loaf supper which will be served
in tho dining rooms of the church Sat
urday evening.
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Ladies' Aid Meeting.

Tho members or The Ladies' Nd
society Of the First Methodist church
Of this city. will hold Il business meet
ing and social tea at the home Of Mrs.
J. W. Muhlcman on West Walnut street,
this evening at 7:30 o'clock, and all OF
the captains Of thr soliciting committees
ure especially urged 10 BE- present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
MIS-, virginia Haldi.

Mrs. Virginia Baldi. aged about ~
years. died yesterday n"un nj her hulu"
on belmont street Following lingering
Illness. She WIS The widow Of the late
Ferdinand Raldi. and had C"ndurt"d the
l:aldI restaurant since her hnshand' :
death several months ago. Several
children survive. Funeral S"rvj"rS Will
I,,. hold Friday morning al tn" -. I"hr' :
Eullr"l;r church. with lntrrm,iI, in ihc
NJ. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24

The Loyal Order of Moose lodge Of
this city will hold their regular meeting
in their homo on the Cadiz pike tonight
at 80 o'clock and Il large attendance IS
desired, as final plans will be- made at
that time for the big Homecoming cir-
bration which will be given by the lodge
on the Fairgrounds on Vest Main street
during the week OF May 9Th.
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EIGHT Three Increases.

Not only is the city Of Bellairc to fight
any increase in telephone rates and street
car fares, but the city will fight the
present rates Of the Wheeling electric
company in effect here. 1t is said the
electric company failed to confer with
the city or give any notice what ever OF
contemplated increase IN electric light
rates. Council has authorized city sol
icitor Tallnan to Investigate the matter
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nvson Funeral Yesterday.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Charles DYSON popular cmployr of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad. who died
n few days ago. were held at the resi-
dcncc of his mother at Tiltonville yes
,erday afternoon, The remains were laid
ut rest In Upland cemetery, near Ray
land Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24

Melvin Scdcrs. Of Martins F"rrF en-
listed in tn" infantry service "l inc iIiiS
nj tho recruiting nffic" 1t tho FItF build
inc, Yesterday. He enlisted for tn" thrc"
y,ar form among the soldiers overseas
10 wos scnt To the Columbus barracks
shortly after enliSiinS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
YrecCurv Rspregertattve.

The next big meeting here in connec'
ton with the Victory Loan campaign
Will be held Wednesday evening. May
80 at the cast side Of the city park
Announcement Is made that a represen-
tattve Of the treasury department will at
tend the meeting and give the principal
address. There will likely be another
parade OF returned soldiers and a band
win furnish music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24

Funeral services over the remains o.
the late Alex Cracium, Roumanian resi-
dent Of Dewey street. who passed ava
Il few days ago, following week i'i'
ness Of pneumonia, will be held from
the place of death this afternoon. IN
charge of tho Roumanian secret society,"
and the remains will be laid 10 rest IN
RiyeryicW cemetery.
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n.nan workers Meet.

Announcement is made OF Il meeting Of
Liberty loan captains and canvasscrs 10
he held this evening at tho mayors Of
flee city building. Blanks and instruc-
tions for the drive will be furnished IN"
workers. George W. Yost is the chair
man Of the local committee and Henry
y. Cowen is the secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
H.ss* Yor Columbus.

City Solicitor James Tallman:, with
Solicitors Schaffer. OF Bridgeport and
Pratt. Of Martins Ferry. left las, night
over the p. a o. out Of Beliairr for Co
lurnbus. At the Ohio capitol they will
appcar before tho public utilities COM
mission today and protest a::slinst the
contemplated wheeling traction company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24

All Of the citizens Of the village OF
Bridgeport. who are interested In, tho
proper protection Of their homes from
destruction by fire will attend the mass
meeting tonight to protest against thu
dilatory action Of the Village Council
The. meeting will be held in the Fire
mems headquarters at tho city building
and several prominent speakers VIII be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
Mnccahees to Entertain

Tho Port Huron club OF The Woman +
Rcnctit Association Of the Maccabces Of
this city will be the hostrsscs 10 the
members of the association and their
friends at n euchrc and domino party in
the lodge rooms following the meeting
this evening, and very enjoyable time
has been promised 10 those who Will at
tend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
HHlh Msss Meeting.

Shadyside residents and officials last
nixht held a mass meeting at the school
auditorium that proved interesting Su-
pc,intendent Billings. of the traction
company attending the meeting and TOOK
NV tha matter Of fare increases between
wheeling and Shadyside. The matter Of
extending the sewage system was also
thoroughly discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
Scouts to Parade.

Arrangements have been made for all
Of The Boy Scouts Of this city In be cx-
cuscd from school this afternoon in
time to mobilize near the city building
on South FIFTH street between 3 and 3:l5
o'clock. in order TO participate in the pa
radn which will take place when tho
tank reaches tho city They will also
hold meeting in their headquarters in
the evening at 40 o'clock to receive
their instruction for tho work which
they will handle In the Victory loan
campaign:
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FinterS Fined $40.

George and John kaden who were ar
rested Tuesday afternoon by Chief by
land and Officer McManus. were given
q hearing in Mayor Ralston's court last
night. Both entered pleas Of guilty and
were fined SO and costs each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
INSTALLATION Nay /.

Rev. James Clark will bc installed ms
pastor Of tho Rock Hill Presbyterian
church Thursday evening. May !. Key.
r. L. Erect Of this city, Roy. r. NJ. frir"
of Shadysidc and Rev. John W. Neal OF
bridgeport form the committee on in
StaIlation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24

Funeral services will be held today for
the late Mrs. James Horn. who died at
the city hospital. after lingering i'll
ness which followed a fall down flight
Of stairs Which resulted in fractured
Ohip Interment will he in the Kos"
XIII cerneterN.
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NJ view Street.

Members of city council and Engineer
Homer Althar next Tuesday Will go over
West Twenty-third street for the puF-
pose Of viewing tho points whers thcrS
arc changes made in the grade. Council
recently authorized the elimination OF
bic fill on the street.
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MahaSfee Funeral Friday.

Funeral services will be held Friday
afternoon for the late Mrs. Thomas Ma
haffee. who died at the family home on
Belmont street after an illness resultlnE
from fall down a flight or STAIRS ana
which extended over a period Of months
Tho services will be at the First Method
ist Episcopal church with Rev. George
r smith. D. D.. in charge. 1ntcrmenc
will he in the Weeks cemetery near
bridgeport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24

c. y. Ware has resigned his office as
superintendent Of tho Western Union
office here. He has accepted tho posi-
ton Of wire chief for the Bell Telephone
company at Cambridge.
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eIaire Bridgeport Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

called 10 meet at the city building on
South Fifth street. dressed in UNIFORMS
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock TO partici-
pate in the Victory loan pnradc "hlc"
will be held following the arrival Oh inc
war tank here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24

Two offenders were before Mayor Gull
bertson yesterday in police court 70 an
swer to charges Of unlawful cohahita-
ton. Nellie Smith was IN" woman and
Ed Hughes was the man. They w"r"
fined SO and costs each. Both paid the
fines and were released.
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NOTICE.

The party who has the 500 Liberty
bond No. S04005 is known. If bond is
returned 10 my office on or before April
10Th no questions will be asked. II not
prosecution will follows.
ap-l5-i JAMES FREEMAN.
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Phillips Infant Dead.

Joseph. IT.. the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Phillips. passed away yes
terday morning following short illness
of pneumonia. Funeral services will be
conducted from 81. Mary's Catholic
church this afternoon nj y o'clock. and
the remains will be inferred Mt St.
Mary'S cemetery. west nf this city.
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A number of Wheeling firms ar" now
listed rs contributors toward the luna u"
have tho .Jcwrtt enamel plant moved mere
wheeling donations w"r" for Slh" hhI
$50 in most instances. Til" full $4,000
has moi vet been subscribed.
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Omen Meeting Tonight.

An open meeting of the Mems club of
the Christian church is 10 be held TO-
night at the church. All members and
friends arc invited. An excellent pro-
gram has Seen arranged.
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The weekly meeting Of the members
of tho Retail Clerks union of this city,
will be held in the knights Of Column
bus hall on Hanover street, this even
Ing.
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street Sunday afternoon of this week.
and plans have been made To accom-
mudatc enough to completely fill Inc
large hall. Tho sermon for the event
will he preached by Rev. +. A. Shape Oh
the Christian church.
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BRIDGEPORT
news
Leave news items for The Inter-
tigencer at Hickey's News stand
Selby & Reeds Drug Store or the
Bridgeport Hardware Company.
Bake Sale

The Ladies AID Society Of tho Lansing
NJ. z. church will have a bake sale IN
D. Shrivcr's store in Bridgeport on Sat
urday, April &c. The Ladies will be glad
to have all of their friends cal as they
are noted for their good baking. The
Vim. Dfcicrson and Mrs. f. ". Bell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24

4 number IF local boys wrr" diSCharS-
81 ut Camp Sherman yesterday Among
ihcm wcrc tho following: David SimkinS.
F.llwond r Smith. Sidney l.. G""dwin
and Max Tnndo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
EIGHT odenders Pinned

Eight Offenders made their appearance
i'm police court before Mayor Charles
Junkins Yesterday morning. charged
with plain drunkenness. All were as
scssed the usual fine of s. and costs.
which most Of the bunch were able TO
Day,
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TIL" sctni-munihly meeting at ih' AM
CIRCUS club is Ia br held this evening.
Arrangements will he mad" for the open
inr q: the local Fairgrounds.
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Not Worrying Much

With about twenty six moro days IN
which to dispose OF their present stock
Of wet goods. the pruprictors of the
i local thirst stem emporiums seem 10 he doing
very little worrying about the matter
Of the approaching closing day In This
when approached on the subject yester-
day. said, I'VE will have enough money
TO live on for week or two after the
closing date. and can probably find Il
doing some real worrying. however. are
those who have the habit and can sec
tho end approaching.
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nrcscnt 10 talk on the need of proper fire

present 10 talk on the need Of proper IRE
fighting equipment. .
There seems 10 he large number Of
local residents who arc in favor or nav
ing the best that money can ouy. pu
incir sentiment will count for nothing Il
they fail to appear ut the meeting. Il
YOU favor decent fire lighting cQuipmen
come to the meeting. il you don't car
q snap what happens 10 the Town. thef
stay away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24

The Shoe Hospital, Wheelings big
gest and best shoe repair factory. 1u4o
Main street.
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Public Celebration.

Belmont City Lodge of Odd fellows
will hold it's one hundredth anniversary
celebration with appropriate exercises
in the Fratcrnal hall on North Firm
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vention will continue for two weeks with
nearly 500 delegates present. Sessions
will be held at the high school auditor,
iuTn-
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co,ven..or opeas June 80

The natinnai ""nE'nti"n -: 1'ih' SE.S'-
workers will ut'u hcf" JIIl" .'h'h. MIS-
i one week carlcr than usual. III" con-
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The Shoe Hospital, Whcelings big
Sest and best shoe repair factory. l04'
Main street.
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BELLAIRE NEWS
FRIDAY SUCTORY LOAN DAY
IN BELLA|RE ANDA HOLIDAY

fare increases and the increase In teic-
phone rates as we'll, scheduled to become
effective May !.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27
Excluding a EEalf

The other day an inQuiring reporter
(the war is over and interest in nor
NAL matters Yevives) asked five young
ladies, picked at random in the business
district, concerning their choice in men.
The quintet coincided in their prefer
ences--all did not hesitate to declare
they liked the dark ones best. One Of
fered a gratuitous insult to the other
sort by saying that blonds are deceitfu.
We don't know whether the replies are
representative, but as far as they go
they furnish another bit of evidence that
styles in men are changing The light
are going out and the dark coming
in. Perhaps it is an unconscious war
reaction and indicates that the aversion
to the blond beast which Nietschke
hailed as superman is deeper than has
been supposed. The fair haired and light
of eye and complexion, after centuries
of vogue and eulogy, have had their day.
Exit the so-called Saxon type and enter
the Latin. Farewell to peroxide and wei
come to nitrate Of silver. Perhaps it is
just. Moreover, it is easier to be an arti-
fetal brunette than an artificial blond.
But, irrespective of where the prefer
ence fell, the fact that one was prompt
ly and emphatically proclaimed is not
without significance. 1t suggests the
greater particularity which has come
in with feminine economic independence.
lime was when the young women were
more catholic, because of an instructive
realization that Of both types of men
there were scarcely enough to go around
Now there is indifference to this consid-
GRAFTON.
The motto is bachelor blessedness if
you can't get precisely what you want.
1t is necessary to revise the verse which
says in regard to the old kind of girl:
Or light or dark. or short or tall
She sets a syringe to catch them all;
ALPS one to her-above her fan
She'd make sweet eyes at Caliban.
On the other hand the stupider but
more constant sex blunders along in old
ways and can't keep up with progress.
1t does not presume to dictate the color
scheme of the delectable. They take the
goods the gods provide and in their dull
and non-discriminating way are happy.
Hear, for example, crowd Of young
men shouting with gusto the refrain of
the song:
like the girls
The short ones. the tall ones,
The thin ones, the fat ones,
The light ones, the dark ones
| like the girls.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27

men and Red Guards we're shot without
a trial. The embittered hatred Of the
proletariat against the bourgeoisis became
Incredible. On many sides there were ex-
pressions Of peace and reconciliation. but
IN vain. Heavy sentences-rnanv against
wholly innocent people-inistrestment and
shootings were the order Of the dav. The
hoffman government was overruled by
generals, who treated the Communists as
brutaliy as though they were Germans in
an enemy country. Among the many IN
nocent victims Of this senseless exciten,ent
we're twenty-one members Of Christian
Labor Union who were holding meet
ing when they were arrested They were
killed in the cellar OF their prison by
soldiers who took them for spartacists
Tho horrors Of the Thirty Years War
seemed to have returned. A strict order
OF the commanding general was finally
necessary to prevent wholesale shooting
without trial. court with three iudges
and two officers was set up to judge the
prisoners; since these numbered more
than a thousand, the prisons overfoged
and complaints were heard everywhere.
The court sentenced those who took part
IA O"o i0NVit AoE uISn treason.
Bitterness Eadures
We have tremendous and growing Bit
terness Of the masses because under the
military dictatorship now existing, with
its evil suggestion Of the wartime Kaiser
ism. it is the proletariat that is paving
the price through numerous unreasonable
arrests and house raids. It IS the poor
who pay tho penalties and mourn the dead,
and it is at their expense that our mill
tary dictators uphold outward law and or
der. The poor, Of course, consider the
troops as the protectors Of the propertied
classes. On beth sides the most terrible
mistakes have been made, and 1t is the
highest time, II there Is 10 be peace and
progress for Bavaria, that there should be
most farreaching concessions on both
sides and these cannot be brought about
by force and oppression.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27

converted into its derivatives could be
supervised and limited. We are much
favored by the fact that the poppy is
not grown here, and should make the
most of the circumstance. The problem
seemingly has been attacked from the
wrong end
The most sinister prophecy made by
those who doubt the good results Of al
cohol prohibition IS that there is to De
a great increase in drug using. Nerves
broken by alcoholic exccsses will turn,
it is said to something worse The
public opinion which was able 20 depose
King Alcohol is surely able, If it will
exert itself, to restrict the import Of
opium and to ration every dealer. Then
the pedler and the conscenceless phar-
macist and doctor will find their pccu-
patton gone. Dry up the sources Of
supply and the poor addict" whose SIS
sues cry out for relief will quickly
register and submit to treatment.