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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
SUPREME CHANCELLOR TO TELL
PFTH|ANS DUTY IN CRISIS
AND FRATERNITY"
TO BE SUBJECT OF WHEELING
ADDRESS.
Highest Officer Of K. Of p. EnrouIe
From Oregon Here.

Hon Charles O. Davis. OF Denver. Col
prado. supreme chancellor OF the 81.
prone Lodge. Knights Of Pythlas. lcit
Dallas, Oregon, carly Sunday morning on
his way TO Wheeling. Announcement |"
this effect was received i'll telegram 70
the committee OF Black Prince Lodge No.
10, which is planning for the reception
and entertainment of the supreme chan
Ccllur when he comes to his city 10 aG-
dress IL great gathering 81 PNlh!an
knights Thursday evening. October 80.
Supreme Chancellor Davis attended me
Oregon grand lodge session at Dallas.
and is coming from th"r" direct TO
Wheeling. From tho grand domain OF
West Virginia. he Will so 10 KENTUCKY,
and from there To visit other grand do
mains IN IN" southeastern states.
TN Thursday evening. the supreme
chancellor will address great gathering
If knights OF PythiaS from the First
West Virginia district lodges and tn"
sister lodges in the Ohio side river
front towns. nj the Pythian Castle.
Twcnty-Scventh and Chaplinc streets.
Mr.. Davis recently went To Washington
to confer with federal authorities ret
garding the high cost Of living. IL"
comes to Wheeling with an important
message on "AmCrICaniSm and fratcrn-
ity," in which he will deal with IN" p.-.S-
ent day unrest and the duty IF Pythian
KniEhtS IN the crisis which c0nfronls
the country.
District Event.
The meeting Will be under the auspices
nf Black Prime" Ledge No. -. and pyth-
ians in the first district arc invited and
expected tO attend. OWING /" the hrl"I
notice given OF the supr'm" chancellor $
coming, Il was not puSsihl" In send m
dividual notices To each l'!thIau III the
district. Mr. George Is. swift said last
tho lodges and the committee wants
these notices TO hc understood as an m
lividual invitation To every Pylhian IN
good standing.
During his stay in Wheeling. Supreme
Chancellor Davis probably viii h" enter
tanned by Hon. John T. Arb"ua and Hon.
James IL. Beans. both Of whom ar" past
, grand charrvllurS and Supr"nl" lodE" re-
prrs"ntalivrs. The hour of his arrival
In Wheeling has rot yet been learned.
Grand Chancellor Hero.
Suprcmr chancellor Davis VIII he ac'
companicd on his ,"ur through West NIr'
CHINA by Grand Chancellor J. l.. ii"!@"r
A Charleston, and probably Ivy Mr.. Ar
benz and Mr.. Scans.
The committee of BLACK Prime" Lodge
/ whicil is arranging the event Tor THURS
: lay night is composed of J. II. Th"mns
: chairman; Harry Wagner and George Il
Swift.
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United States. He reiterated the hope
expressed BY the mayor that the dele
gates might choose Wheeling as tho
place Of holding the next conventi"" and
enumerated the advantages the city has
to offer for a convention OF that kind.
A. F. Hedges, Ohio County Agricult-
ural agent, was given an enthusiastic
greeting by the gathering after being
introduced by the chairman as being one
Of the liveSt county agents in the coun-
try. He made few brief remarks about
the successful nature OF the work OF
farmers organization and added to the
hearty welcomes extended by the Other
speakers. Messrs. Saubcrt, of Madison
county. Miller from Fairfield county.
Rawson Of Benton county. Ind. and Bell
from Tuscaroras county. all former
presidents Of county farm bureaus made
a brief response wAen called upon by
the chairman.
Delegation Leaves at Seven.
The farmers will line UP before tn,
Mcclure hotel at 1880 tomorrow morning
for an carly start and willgleavc immcd-
lately. They will be tendsHed receptions
at Washington. Pa. and Cniontown, Pa.
enroute. They will be Joined here this
morning by a number of other Ohio
farmers.
Prominent Mem Here.
Among the prominent members Of tn"
Ohio delegation which stopped over in
this city last night. were Mr.. W. l.
Chamberlain. who organized the frs
farm bureau in the state OF Indiana III
1880. Since then the plan has been
widely copied all over the country. Mr..
Chamberlain is now living near lronton.
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN also ought the Columbus
State Fair grounds property no"
worth aotN $1,oo0,0oo at price arcras-
ing aout $500 an acre for 95 acres.
Mr.. Charles G. Busy. agent for the Ma
tional Stockman and Farmer, has the
reputation for securing more suscip-
tions 70 the PUBLICATION than any oth"c
agent in the United States.
J. C. Hoffman. Of Fairfield. Ohio, Is
one Of the champion apple growers Of
Ohio, taking many prizes at the OH"
state annual fairs held at Columbus, o..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27

Real Sale With a Real
True Value

Our past IS years of honest merchandise and true
vane will give YOU most needed bargains that will al
WAYS keep Whites Bazaar to the front.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-27
STEUBENViLLE

STEt' RiGHNlLLE. Ohio. May 26-Poi-
iC" today had n" traC" OF tn" Ilallan
who Saturday night avenged bear lnS
he received in I local saloon lay drL .nE
4 KNIT" through tn" heart Of Louis Jrn-
nIng&, local blacksmith. and fatally
shooting Harry Brown. cnlOT'd t"alnSlcr,
at the l;ruwn HON" here.
The I-uIIr" though witnesses VII" Jaw
tho Italian near tho seen" 81 the crime.
established tho fact thHt tn" sam" man
committed both murders. y dozen i'r-
sons witnessed tn" killing OF jennings
and the description th'N CIV" # ~"
murderer hts that Of man %""n run
ming away from ia" spot whcr" lr"Wn
was shot Il f'v hours later
The .tuI h"r,tIcS learned mat hoih lea
ninES and l;r"wu assaulted TN" llhIlln
IN AnIOuuCr.S saloon her" Sal urlah a.
tCrn""n. rIyInE ham t"rr'bl" h'nt'nE
When the Italian wa" nnallN rrIT<1ts
from their clutches. h" %wor" that h."
would Kill Them both.
Emmett irr, nam and F,ruand" Rom
inSun, negroes. arrested at the I.quCSt
q fCuruucr +. II. Kirk ar" beng l".d To-
day in ,HnnrctIon with III" killings. m"
Coron,r docs NOT implicat" hem IN nc
crimes but b,.lI"vc they know moro
about tn" man who wr"Idrd tn" knife
and gun than they ar" telling. Tn" m
quest Will b.. held tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-27
new MATAMORAS

c + Fulmer returned Saturday from
1Zr1l,,s visit with friends in Pcnnsyl-
wanna. His family will remain for sew
eral days longer.
Miss Mary Kerr arrived home Satur-
day after a weeks visit with TRENDS ID
Athens and New Lexington.
The Misses Anna Harrington. l-i1c'tr
and Sophia Amos were shopping AT SIS
tersville Saturday.
Mrs. Ava Undcrhill and sister. MISS
Josephine GansChi, spent sunday Win
their grandfather. Jacob GaHtschi oil
New Martinsville.
Miss Enid Iloldrcn entertained her
SUNDAY school class al her home Friday
evening. An enjoyable evening "LS
sp.nt and delightful refreshments were
served.
4 large crowd attended the show boat
Columbia at the river Friday nlgh''
4 great number of soldiers of three
wars attended the memorial services at
tho Presbyterian church Sunday and ils-
tened 10 a fine discourse by the pastor.
Rev. David Kerr.
Boyd Fletcher Of Friendly was calling
on his friends in town Saturday evening.
Editor l.. r. sharp made business
trip TO Sistersvillc Saturday afternoon.
Robert Scott and his sister. Mrs.
Knowlton of wilson run. were shipping
in town Saturday.
Mr.. William Cook and son. George. OF
Newport, are visiting her mother. MIS-
Mitchell for a few days.
Mrs Emma Stanton Of sterling. COL
is the guest for few weeks of her s'6-
ter Mrs. G.. +. May.
Thurman Shockey. who has been in the
L. :. service overseas. returned homo
saturday.
I,r. charles Swallow came Sunday 10
take his family to Alliance, whcro lie IS
located.
S. T.. McCrum Of Wheeling was calling
on friends IN town Sunday.
Harry Audrey. who Is employed at
Fadcu city. spent sunday with his lam
~
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CHESTER

CHESTER, W. Va, May c6.-ReV.
yahn II. Bickford delivered the oacca-
laureate sermon Sunday evening 10 the
nina members Of the 1919 graduating
oIsss of the Chester high schools. The
services were held in the First PrcsoE-
terias church, all Chester churches dis
pensinS. With the Sunday evening ser
he Chester council has asked At
8Fney Robert Ramsey, OF Wellsours. 10
represent the city in its suit for $lO.OOO
ON account, brought against the South
side waterworks company.
= Ramsey Is counsel for the city in the
fight, now pending before the public ser
vice commission. against the waterworks
conpany's proposed raise in water rates.
He also Is representing Newell citizens
Ia their fight against similar move by
the Newell Water and Power company.
Monday Is the first day or Cleanup
week in Chester. Mayer Dalrymple. in
asa appeal to the public. urges that all
backyards and alleys DC given general
cleaning. Refuse will b. dumped in al
leys and cartcd away by the city.
- Capt. William FickeS. chief of police
Of New Cumberland. has been named
Hancock county humane agent BY the
county court.
The Hancock County Courier. publish
cd 1t New Cumberland. which was dis
continued during the war because its
editor, John r. Plattenberg, was in the
army, Will again appear. 1t was announc-
ed Saturday Plattenberg. recently dis
charged from the army, has returned TO
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OHIO VALLEY NEWS!

, nounc"d today. ThrtN-f'N" nr" from
the FIRST ;-raGc ard - from tn" second
grade. Tho tcach"rS ar": Miss Rachel
BAXTER. first srad": Miss Helen Newell,
Srr"iid -:r;Id".
The, playlct Prom Pumpkin Ridge.
WIS staged IN In" SCi!uol auditorium Fri
dal ..NruIuE 10y IN" pupils of tn" "IHhth
grade Of the Newell school
The minstrel Sn,w recently held here
hy clark lodge l. -. -. T.. Will be- re-
pr;,tcd at NcIlSvillc .fuu" IN tn" inter-
rsI of the W,llSylllc hMGr. II Is likely
thu. show will also 70" staged III Fast
Liverpool al n ltt"r datc.
The Hancock County Red Cross IS
rn,,,avOrluE 80 luCat" James Smith, IN
cx-soldIcr. whose discharges papers ""i"
found IN East Liverpool last wrc"
Smith. who recently presented his dis
charge papers to the Red Gross for as
sistancr in filing his applica-
ton for the $50 bonus granted by III"
government. arrived IN Newell several
DAYS ago. but does not ltsc here.
Despite previous announcement. IL
r.is believed here that the second hearing
Of IN. protest of Newell citizens against
The NcNwcll Water and Power com
pany'S application for Increased rates
Will not he held in Wheeling by IN"
IN bic service commission 1t is the
opinion that a decision will BE- handc"
down without calling another hearing.
Both sides to the case were heard At
Charleston recently.
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New Cumberland.
The scenic railway. dip tho dips ana
other amusement enterprises AT k"cK
Springs park are being repaired th'S
week. preparatory to III" formal op"utnE
OF the park on Decoration day.
The Chester Rifle club has been or
ganizcd with the election of tn" follow
ing officers: Dr. Miller Wells. rr"Ni-
dent: Harry l.. Oyster SCcrctary-trcaS-
urcr: X. W. Brown. executive "fGc"r: pr.
Geoge f. Lewis. L. W. Brown and +. :.
Huff, Jr.. range committeeman: l. w.
Brown and Or. George f. Lewis. bylaws
committeeman. The club plans to lease
ground for a range.
Miss Ethel Allison was among the
guests at the alumni banquet or the New
Cumberland high school. held at New
Cumberland Friday night.
Charles Charleston. of New Cumhcr-
land. recently Indicted by jefferson
county. Ohio. grand jury for shooting At
4 Steubenville. Fast Liverpool and BcaV-
or Valley Traction company car. was
taken TO the Canton Ohio. workhouSe
Saturday. after pleading guilty Friday.
He was given three months sentence.
Miss Mary R, Martin. 2 returned mis-
sionary of Sialkot. India. made an ad-
dress at the Sunday morning services
in the First United Presbyterian
church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-27
SISTERSVILLE

Manager Peters OF the Select theatre
WAS in Now MartinsviEe on business
yesterday.
Mrs. Orenstoin and son returned 10
their home in Wheeling last evening
after a few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs'
e N Fischer.
Mrs. f. A. Durham returned home to-
day after q few days stay at Cambridge
Springs, Pa
Edwin Fischer left this afternoon on a
several days business trip TO New lork.
He will then go to Tulsa, Oklahoma De-
fore returning.
Miss Birdie Ertz. who has been the
guest Of Mrs. E, y. Fischer for seVerai
DAYS. has gone TO Wheeling 10 VISIT
friends before returning home TO bran-
ford. Pa
Miss Margarct Wade, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. w. J. Depue. left this art
ernoon for her home in Midway. w. va
Miss Nell Griffin OF Pittsburgh spent
the day as the guest Of w. o. Griffin OF
Mccoy Heights.
Mrs. Richard Williams. after a visit
with her mot her. Mrs. B. Wright, return
ed this afternoon 10 her home in Wheel
ing
MIS-. p. C. Ackerson has returned home
from Wheeling, where she attended the
C. A. r. and Ladies of G. \. R cOnVen-
ton and visited her daughter, Gertrude
who is a student al Elliott college.
Captain Beagle was IN the city today
errpu4e to his homo at Friendly after
attending the G. A. h convention al
Wheeling
Mrss C. B. Dtsque and little dau ghter
Ann, are the guests Of relatives at Pow
hatan this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Rnnkle and little
daughter. who have been the guests OF
Rev. and MIS-. Runkle returned to their
h1rn0 near Columbus today.
Miss Della Thompson. principal OF the
Shiloh high school. was in the city last
evening euroute TO her home in Middle
borne
Edward and Stanley Rawson OF Par
kersburg were here last evening to at
tend the Boy ScoL,s banquet.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Evcriy left
this afternoon for St. Marys. where they
! viii be the guests of relatives for q
couple Of days before returning to Ken
lucky.
Mr.. and MIS-. Jack Kinloaid and Miss
kathryn Donley left this morning fos
Pittsburgh, Pa. to visit friends
II. W. Smith Of Mtddlebourne was IL
the city short while today.
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Brcklnyers Coming.

Tw"nty-right Pittsburgh hricklaHors
ar" expected to 'arrlV" in this city soon.
having been contracted by The National
Tube company for tn" refining "f III"
hig furnace at That plant. This an
nuuncrnI"uj is w"lcum" news Ia the s'N-
"r.Ll Thousand men "mrl"N"d at IN"
plant a. this iudIcoi"S that th"r" ar"
suruc prospects Of rsuminE work th"r"
ia TIN. near future. 1t ~ estimated that
SIN weeks VIII b" required 10 c"mpl',"
h. repair work.
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the point. solid as the Rock OF '''"'"'
tar. The text indicated inc NV
and the wisdom of taxing AWAY
them the Almighty III every u'"'''"N
ing. whether in teaching studying "r ~
ans line Of business.
The choir. under leadership OIL -
Fowler. blended thc\ music IN SP'r''n'0
keeping with tho service 'h'ousi''u' :
The large graduating class with Inv
superintendent. principals ana, tcac".,, y
presented an appearance" or "hl'h INV
citizens and all concerned may "eiI "
proud.
Serior class will be held in the h'sh
School Auditorium on Tuesday night
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Prom Par west.

Mrs. !. ". Jacob. ~ Los Angeles
California. arrived on Saturday evening
for visit of six weeks in this. her ior-
ner home. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob lrft
wcllsburE in 1904, 10 years ago LOT
California. where Mr.. Jacobs soon re-
covered his health. Before leaving her"
Mr.. Jacobs had siege Of typhoid pheu
monia. and was advised 10 lower alu'
tude and is still in good health MIS-
Jacobs is looking we'll and is pleased 10
he hack in Wellsburg on Visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Ligget' oausn'et'
Mrs. Alice Carmichael and dauEn'''
Esther. arrived on Sunday by auto lro,''
St, Petersburg. Florida. after an "o'
sence Of close on to two years.
Miss Cora L. Reed. OF West Aletaioe' :.
Pa. spent Sunday with "eilsD"'s
friends. ~,
Mrs. W. y. Zortman. OF Avalon d.
we'll remembered here as bliss Lucy
West. is visiting friends and relatives
in Wcllsburg.
Misses Mary and Rose care OF Fo'1
lansbec. spent Sunday with tr'ehoS III
wellSbQrg
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WELLSBURG


A man from Warwood. Was arrested
on Saturday night by Hiram Stevens
on a car from Ste1benville under sus-
picion Of carrying booze. The stranger
declared that he had pcen selling horse
l:niInent at Steubenville. and started 10
open the package. He was denied this
privilege, according 10 passengers. waS
brough to the mayors office. was prov
en- not guilty Of carrying booze and was
released
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-27
DESIGNATING Sabbath

Two Greek coffee houses which OK
tended their farcwclls TO John Barley
corn beyond tn" midnight hour Satpr-
day night wrro raidcd by squad of con-
stables and - arrests made. Tho pro-
urlrtorS wcrc fined 5000 and costs and
Inc guests were fined 81 and costs for
Ccsccrating the Sabbath. Cabaret dane,
,rs caught in the raids were ordered
from the city.
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Our Prices on Awnings Interests You
wheeling Tent q Awning Co.
BENWOOD
TAG DAY BIG SUCCESS

Tn" annual Fairgrounds tag day held
in this city Saturday under the auspices
Of IN" school children was Il big success.
Over $40 Will Il" realized. Tho. fall re-
turns of tho day arc as vt an nmpl"tc
This delay has been ocCHSiuncd 10y thu:
bank officials being unlhlr {" open one
of tho small banks. 50 far h" results
arc as follows. 81 Johns parochlal
school. s4I. unton high. So. and one
bank yet to open. center B"mwo"d. 81
North Rrnwond. so. This makes Il
total Of $l36. hut when the enact amount
is announced II ~ expected 10 be $40.
The Shoe Hospital. WhcrlinG's big
gcst and best shoe repair factory. l0iJ
Main street.
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Reuwood Briefs,

Street Comm SsIOncr Jacob kcSslcr.
who has been confined to the North
Wheeling hospital for tho past several
weeks. Is expected To BE- removed TO his
hom" within a few days.
Miss Margaret Krcss has returned 10
her HON" in Grafton after spending the
week end with relatives on south Mar.
Shhall street.
William Anderson OF Pittsburgh Is tho
guest OF his uncle Of South AoAe01
street. Ia
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a landing place nj tho Country Club for
his plane on his arrival. here next Tues
day or Wednesday. He ~ scheduled 10
leave Akron Monday nr Tuesday with
a new type Of atrplanc for fight to
washington. D. {. and this visit is to
he one of his stops. Hc Will give ar
tx b. billion flight ONcr the city.
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q. A. r. Attends Church

Tho annual memorial services wore
held at the FIRST ~. f.. church sunday.
Members Of Stanton Post. 6. \. Il: at
tended. being escorted Ia IN" church by
Il guard of honor composed Of Sons "
Veterans and returned soldiers. The
sermon was delivered by Rev. i. H..
MOhn.
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The city council "f Rcnwu"d Will meet
'hlS evening III their quarters IN the ny
building at s o'clock. Although as yet
nothing Of great Importance IS 10 nc
discussed. Il is desired that all be III
attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-27
B3 Saloons Close

Eighty-threc saloons in jefferson coun-
" went out Of business with IN" dawn
r prohibition. OF this number 80 closed
their doors in StCub"nVill". MinEo. Dll-
lonvalC, YorkvIll" and AmSt crdam. the
only other wet spots III tn" county re-
port quiet farcwcllS saturday night.
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ReSRn&

J. n. walker. who was elected at tho
spring election as member or the
School Board. Independent District OF
,"llsDurS. has resigned. 1ScheI
Palmer has been appointed to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Nj. Walker.
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Baccalaureate Sermon.

The Methodist Episcopal church was
filled to capacity on Sunday night up
on occasion Of the sermon before the
senior graduates Of the class Of 1919
Rev. W. q. e. Barcus. pastor OF the
church. delivered q sermon splendidly 20
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Postponed.

Mrs. Dorothy U"rvcy k"an receive"
q telegram from Prof TcaS""'''
the effect that owing To o'h'r CONNIE
ing engagements. would hnN" 10
ono bis address before IN" Franklin
Ea-r,srs woman's Club until a later
date
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tn" meeting "f tho playground COM
mirtcr that Wa scheduled To hc held
sunday afternoon a: the city hall was
post noncd to a later dRtc. 1t Is antrci-
patcd that this meeting will be held
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Gwen the Limit

Justice Henry Lawler today declared
war on gun toicrS. IA" 1oltCd LOUIS
l?rdoSi with n rinc Of 5000 and costs and
1hrrc months in the Canton workhouS"
and announced that every man brought
into his court on charge of carrying
concealed weapons Will get the same
dose. $3.50
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Seven drunkS comprised IA" docket for
Mayor sprouts last evening at tho r"Gu-
lar session al police court. The usual
fines were gwen tn" offenders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-27

After J.! tw"uty-trur huur br'"tih *
spell. rul"wIuE Saturday nights - l"",h-
tom. tn" city WAS pr"nTr'd To-Day Yer
John Hlr!,vrorn'S last big night.
Thr." saloons which We" granted >p"'-
idl lic.u>"s, ar" open hul Their" Was 4
cont lnuou> s,rram of "h"itl" Sh"pp,r'
passing ia and out all day long. Th' 7"
was no disorder up :" lat" thus after
noon huI all police reserves haN" been
ordered cat To meet ANY 'in'rEen'Y WHEN
ihr last curtain is rung down on 'nS
HOO2" Tonight. \ few FORMER saloons
opened this morning with "kI'kl"Ss"
beer and non-cNhilIratInS pop "u ~hl"
TIT the majority 90 places nr" I" b" re-
modelled f"r uih.r kinds II business.
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Newell

NEWELL. W. Va, May 26.--Seventy-
four promotions will be made this year
in the first and second grades Of the
Newell schools. Supt- ~ D. Osborne an
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MayprS Court.

The docket of Mayor L. G. Roberts
showed on Monday, John Joe arrested
by Hiram Stevens. charge drunk, fine
s.: John Doe. by Chief Porter. drunk,
fine 81; John Doe. by stevens lighting
$500; John Doe. BY Stevens. lighting.
Sl5
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band Held Meeting.

Tho newly organized Benwood hand
hold their m"rtIng Sunday afternoon IN
in" quarters on Main street. and practic-
,d for several hours.
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next Sunday afternoon. June l. An cIao-
crate program Is being prepared BY mo
committee in charge.
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X Of p. Memorial.

Tho Knights Of Pythias Of this city
and vicinity will hold memorial services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-27
Police Court.

some evening during tn" prraent week.
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nirmen To Visit City
Lieut.. C. j. Huttcrly. /. :. Army aVia-
tor, was here today and arranged for