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Evening star., 1919-03-29
Contracts Nearly Normal.

However. the revival is more
marked outside the larger cities and
1s especially noticeable in the middle
west. Allowing for the differences in
money values. the contracts awarded
for construction throughout the coun-
try in February. 1919, are 81 per cent
OF the f1ve-year average for the same
month. OF these February contracts
III per cent were for private projects
and per cent for public. OF the
private contracts SIS per cent wexe
residential property. 25 per cent mer-
camille and 20 per cent Industrial.
"8. 1t is still difficult to get a realiz-
ing sense of the effect of present in
f1ation upon prices of building ma
terials and labor and to realize that
neither have increased in proportion
with other commodities or with the
the Investing public generally Is COM
ing to an understanding of these
facts. While other commodities and
the cost of living have increased 100
per cent and more since the beginning
of the war, the advance in construc-
tion costs on such buildings as do not
require steel is only about 4S per
steel the advance approximates no
more than 81 per cent. Construction
costs. therefore, in their upward
tendency, have not kept pace with
other commodities and the cost of
living"
A significant development, accord
ing to the Department of Labor, is
the interest being taken by financial
and building interests throughout the
country in the problem Of financing
the unprecedented building activities
which are essential to make up the
building deficiency growing out Of the
curtailments in this field during the
war.
Evening star., 1919-03-29

Mrs. Susana Rannells, ninety-six
years old. has registered to vote in
the approaching election In Battle
Creek, Mich
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
DON 7 OVERDO
DR. OVER-EAT
But If You Do, Few Doses Of
Black-Draught May Prevent
Serious Trouble.

Nowata, Okla.-Mr. W. B. Dawson,
OF this place, says: II have known OF
Black-Draught ever since can remem'
Der. and of all the liver medicines |
ever used, Black-Draught Is without
doubt the best. We would not be
without it in the house.
Il used to take pills and different
things, but after taking course OF
strong medicine I would be left in a
constipated condition, and would need
then to use a laxative. But after
began to take BLack-Draught did not
have any trouble OF this kind.
81 take big dose at night and follow
few nights with lighter doses, and
am like a new man until overdo OF
over-eat, and neglect to take care Of
myself until the liver gets out Of fix
when l have to go to Rlack-Draught
again.
BLACK Draught have found Is al
that Is necessary for the bloated feel
ing In the stomach, sour stomach OF
bad taste in the mouth 80 common IN
spring in the Rwampy country. I be
lleve II mo# people took n, there
wouldn't b 30 many having chtlls
rs do"
Try Thedt$ IDS Biaek-Drausht' A
all drurpistS "A s'-.-it -
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BRIDGEPORT
NEWS
Leave news stems for The Inter
iigcncer at Hickey's News stand
Seipy & Reeds Drug Store or tDe
Bridgeport Hardware Company.
Maccabees to Debate.

A large number Of the members OIL
the local tent of knights Of IN" AIac'1-
bees Will probably turn ont 10 the meet
i:s Of tho order which Will be hcld IN
their rooms in the Hclnlcin block TO-
morrow evening TO hear the interestins
debate which will be held following the
business session OF the order. The ques-
ton for discussion will be: Resolved.
that the league OF nations will be
bcncti, 10 the United States. Fred j.
Fox and Louis Purdy will take the az
nrmativc side Of the question. and VII
liam Hesslcy and Louis Fortney Will
take the negative All Of the members
Of the local tent have been asked 10
come prepared TO tnke an active part
in the general discussion of tn" ques-
ton following the debate proper.
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L.p,na RxoRHroH VALVES
PRNI,ufMAHY KRA&M0 On
- aE3RDEE CIA34X.
prnv n. ASle to PurutAh Bond And
secu1o Eenaoorsry Liberty.

Charles Thornton. coloTed, pFopr1eeof
an alleged notorious dive ON Union
rect. was arraigned before Squire
iank 8. Mason yesterday On charge
murder for the killing OF william
|sher. Also eolored. which occurred late
bnday at the Thornton place. he
6ived preliminary examination before
n Justice and was ,neld to await aeoon
the Grand jury on charge Oh lno1
Bond was fixed at $4,000.
Fhorntou's reputation in Bena1re IS
kthtnx but good and there was general
Sticism when he was admitted to pail
a had friends at work yesterday en-
&vorinS to seoxre the bond
"A ttorney R W. Schert1er, one or the
Nest criminal lawyers IN eastern ONO
u been engaged to dsfend Thornton
s. case win DO investigated By the next
sAnd jury.
%rhree witnesses were examined -
$uire Mason yesterday for the pun
Ese Of arriving at facts upon which 10
sa the bond Mrs Johnson cosoreo'
liza to be a friend OF Thornton's testi-
9d that she had heard Fisher say that
irtended to lin Thornton
Fhe testimony In the case taken oS
II different officials greatly conflicts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Martins Perry Briefs

Mrs. Joseph Quinn Of Steubenv1lle,
O., Is spending few days as the guest
of local relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank S. Morrison OF
this city. gre spending several days
visiting with s. G. Robinson Of Pitts
burgh.
Miss Irene Webb is confined to her
home suffering with badly spralned
ankle.
John Y. Turner. local merchant. spent
ycsterdas visiting with his son at Beth.
any. W. Va.
A buhnss meeting Of the Barnca class
Of the First Methodist church. Will b
held IA the church on South Third street
this evening.
Miss Lillian Lewis Of Charleston. w.
Va. is spending few days as the guest
of local friends.
Mrs. James Medill Of North Fourth
street, leaves today for short visit
with pittsburgh friends.
Word has been received OF local res
tvesj of the safe arrival OF Frs4 BON.
ners at Newport News. afte oUvt
Overseas X,
The local lodge Of Elks has pledi
themselves to the purchase OF five b
dred dollars worth Of VICTORY
hord1 sg 5,+s 4 X
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Bridgeport Briefs.

J. c. Heinlein of this city left yes
tcrday to spend few days in Column
bus, Ohio. Oh business.
Five plain DRINKS made mp yesterday
mornings session of police court. and
all were fined the usual sum &c IS and
costs
John Fawcott Of this city is spending
n few days Mt st. Clairsville. caused ny
tho illness and death of his mother.
Reports from authoritative sources
state that there will he several business
changes in this city during this month.
|. 4 hand advertising thc lot sale Mt
.Shadysidc. Ohio. spent short time IN
this city yesterday morning and rem
dcrcd several selections on the streets.
The rain Of yesterday is said to have
made driving very unsafe for all auto
mnhilsts. as tho roads were rather
slippery.
\ number Of local people will SEQ
WHY Should MOI Marry" at the Fen
rnv theatre at Martins Ferry Thursday
and Friday Of next week.
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Beaire Bridgeport Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News
Red Men Meet Tomorrow.

the Fepray theater on Thursday an
Friday of next week.
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MOOSE Memorial.

Annual memorial services Of Moose
lodge No. IL, will be held Sunday AFTER
noon at 2:30 o'clock a. Moose hall on
Union street William Roy. suo-dlsH1ct
president Of the miners. is to detfver
the memorial address, The pro8ram'1or
the service follows:
Observation-Disclosures
Introductory.
Invocation. 100000. Kew a ID. RAY
ouartet-Miss Nellie futile. Mrs. E L
Halstead, E e Halstead and John
stevart-"If We Believe That Jesus
Died."
Memorial seTvices-Oficers Of the lodge.
solo--The Singing Of Gods Acre
Mr. e. E Halstead
>ror.o-ia1 address,. William Roy
ou,rtet Some Blessed Day
Benediction-..B Bro. Rev. c. W. Marble
Orchestra Closing. TIL We Meet AaSain
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MARTINI
FERRY
NEWS
Leave news items for The Intel
ligencer at Mobiles nltule
Store Shanrts News stand. Johns
Brothers Cigar Store and Birds
News Agency.
Raid Boat House.

Last evening the local police raided a
boat house at the north end Of this city
and arrested Amos Reynolds. Allie Rey-
nolds and Mrs. Reynolds for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct. They Will
CD taken to ST. Clairsville to appear be-
fore Probate Judge Nichols. where they
will answer 10 a charge Of contributing
10 the delinquency Of minor child The
child WAS found in an intoxicating con-
dition and is but Is years of age.
Geo. Tulley. Of this city was arrested
for disordcrly conduct. He will be tried
in policc court this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Canvassers Report Tonight.

A meeting Of the canvassers In charge
Of tho Fifth Liberty Loan. in this CITY
will be held In the Board Of Trade rooms
on South Fourth street this evening nj
which time the officials in charge OF ne
work are in hopes that all OF the work
crs will be able TO give complete reports
This is necessary that some IDEA may
be- obtained Of how much more Will be
,eouircd to reach the quota which has
becn assigned the town. Martins Ferry
has never failed To reach her quota hne
never disappointed anyone In a work Of
this kind and there is no disposition on
tho part of the workers to let their CT
forts on behalf OF tho loan relax until
tho quota has been reached.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Nev Ordinance Recommended,

Tho fact that the maximum penalty.
according to tho city ordinances. Tor
wilfully turning in II false alarm OF hrc
is nnc Of $50 and costs has started
some agitation 10 have the members or
council consider tho repeal OF the or
dinancc and substitute another more
drastoic. 1t has been suggested that
now ordinance permitting. Of a Jail SEN
,cnce rs a penalty for the offence might
possibly bc the means Of breaking UP
the objcrtio practice. which en-
dangers the life of the Fremont Of the
city and is also expensive to tho cit
iZcns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Probate Court.


Estate Of Henry Rowles, deceased.
Petition to tell personal property and
stocks filed. Private sale at prices
fixed by court ordered. order issued and
cause continued.
Estate of George ". Rcecc, deceased.
Petition filed for authority 10 sell per-
sonal property at private sale. Private
sale for not less than appraised value
ordered. order issued and continued.
Estate OF Henrietta Gregg, deceased:
by. mortgage Of William E. Davis and
Cora S. Davis for $4,000, returned and
filed endorsed with report of sale. Sale
confirmed and record ordered.
Application by Zana Abraham Tor
Estate Of Elizabeth stotsberry: de-
ceased, Final account filed: set for
hearing May 81. Notice ordered and
cause continued. - :.-sj
Stephen Hopkins. Lunacy. 1nforma.
mitted to Columbus State Hospital
Warrant to convey ordered and issued
Estate of Robert J. Coss. deceased
Application filed for appointment OF ex(
ecutor. Bond 81. 500 filed and approvedl
Appointment made, letters ordered and
issued. Inventory Of real and personal
property ordered. Order issued.
Victor J. Kehrer. administrator OF
Alfred Hodgkins, deceased vs.. Regina
Coyle ct al. Petition to sell real estata
mons. Exhibit A and waivers Of sum-
mons filed. Summons. ordered and is
sued to plaintiff for William Hodgkiss,
q minor. and to Sheriff Of Harrison
county for Cloyd McFadden. Cause con-
unued..
Estate Of Eugene Grirnsley. deceased.
Widow came into open court and elected
to take under will.
Estate Of John Rauschenberg.. de.
ceased. Notice Of probate returned and
Id asIo I'D NJ nAHHytHn
Testimony Of witnesses taken. reduced
TO writing and filed. Probate and rec
ord ordered. Citation ordered and is
| sued to wiow dto make election undef
will.
Estate of william Henry Slack, de.
ceased. Application filed for appoint.
mcnt Of executor. No bond required.
Appointment made, letters ordered and
issued. Inventory Of real and personal
proprtr oerdered and issued. ,,
Distributors occaunt filed. approved
and allowed as final discharge Of ad.
mnistratrix. Record ordered
Estate of zepha A Wi nc T.. d dec Ssi
81. 1919. Notice ordered.
Estate Of George Grosurek, deceased:
Application filed for appointment OF
! administrator. Bon d. 800 filed and
approved. Appointment made letters
ordered and issued. Inventory ordered
OFQpT lSSueO
Estate Of Theodor Muszczyuka, de-
! ceased. Application filed for appoint.
ncnt Of administrator. Bond $1,000
filed and approved. appointment made,
| letters ordered and issued Inventory
ordered. order issued.
August wenzel, administrator. Of Ru.
dolph Bleifus. deceased: Margaret Biei,
fus ct al. Order Of private sale Of real
estate returned and filed, endorsed:
premises sold April 2S to Margaret
Peril for $500. Sale confirmed and
! Evnlyn Hosbcy adoption and change
Of name. Petition flied by Taylor Philip
walker and Jane Eleanor walker. hus-
band and wife. Answer and consent OF
Louise Hosbcy, mother Of child filed:
Cause heard. Adoption and change OF
name ordered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Junior Mechanics Meeting.

The weekly meeting Of the Junior
Order Of United American Mechanics OF
this city Will be held in their hall on
Hanover street this evening. and all OF
the members have been urged 10 attend
and participate in the discussion OF
some important matters Of business
which will probably be transacted.
Plans will also be made at this time
for the participation OF the order in the
big celebration in this city on Friday
and Saturday, June 20 and 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Coffee Social Popular,

The coffee social which was given IN
the social rooms Of st. Paul's Lutheran
church in this city last night ut the
conclusion Of tho regular meeting Of
the ladies Of the church was very well
attended and pleasant affair. and nearly
all Of the ladies Of tho church were
present. The committee in charge
composed Of Mcsdnmes Chris KncllIn,
ger. William Elder. Gottlieb Hnrtlcr and
william Ruecklcy. deserve great credit
for their successful handling Of the al
fair.
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The members of the degree Of Pocaho7-
tas Of this city. the size degree OF the
Improved Order Of Red Men. held we'll
attended and busy meeting in the rooms
of the F'ratcrnal Hall on North Fifth
street last night. Al. OF the candidates
who were present to receive the degrees
were accommodated and several new ap-
plicatioEs were favorably acted upon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
OHIO VILLAGE is
WIPED OUT BY FIRE

DAYTON. April 30.-Virtually the en-
tire village of Enlbrook. twelve miles
southeast Of herr in Greene county. has
been destroyed by q fro which started
carly today In n grocery store. cntaillng
r loss estimated Mt from STE. 900 TO $780,
600. Communication With tho town hns
boen cut OFF. hut ut last reports the fire
was making further Roadway despite the
combined efforts OF the fire departments
and volunteer fro fighters from Dayton
and surrounding towns.
Reports state that two grocery stores,
the telephone exchange. garage. furni-
ture store, dwellings and other proper
ties were destroyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Mooae Meeting Tonight.

The regular session Of the Loyal
Order Of Moose Of this city which will
be held in their rooms on tho Cadiz
pike this evening promises to be In
teresting. as final plans will be COM
pleted at that time for the homecoming
and carnival of the lodge which will
take place on the Fairgrounds in the
west end. beginning next Monday and
continuing throughout all Of the COM
ing week. Hopes have been entertained
that this may he the biggest affair yer
held in the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Ct Clair RrAu1A.

The meeting of the st. Clair Grange
will be- held on Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock Following is the program:
Son, IS.
Sabbath on the Farm. Mrs. Jas. Lyle
Discussion by the Men: docs Waste
on the Farm Eat More than the
Middlcman's Profit?
Realty Deeds 1iisd
Harry Perkins ct TX to Joseph H
Perkins; so acres in Washington town
ship; 81. ,, ,,,u... 80
100 in Bcllaire; $40.
william Manley and Bridget F. Man
Icy TO Giuseppe Rspole. Land IN Bell
Sarah A. Glatzcr and Charles Glatzer
to John F.. VanCamp. Lot 8 in Brook
Reymann Brewing Company to chaa,
Rosser. ST.. and others. Land IN Bell.
william S. Glasgow and Martha IL;
Glasgow to Edgar Connel. Land in,
Pultney township; 81.
Charles Ankle and Matte Ankle to
Thomas Ankle ct al. Not in Colerain
township: 81. .5,.s&
Thomas Arkle and Alma Warkle to
Charles Ankle ct al. Land in Colerain
Elizabeth Fratz ct al to Oscar Moses
Land in Bridgeport: $40.
Alfred Leach 10 Samuel Clulo. Land
in Martins Ferry; $40. !.
Hooper Lot So in Holloway; 81.
Agnes NJ. White and VIM. F.. White
to Frank Trulos. Land in Rlchland
Alex. McCracken ct al to Alfred J.
King. Lot in New Castle; 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
womcn Pleased With Patronage.

Tho members Of the Women's BENEFIT
association Of the local lodge Of
knights OF the Macabee express them
selves as being very we'll pleased with
the patronage which they have received
at the hands Of tho public at the bazaar
and festival which they are conducting
at the Armory hall during this week.
and they hope 10 realize a neat sum
from the affair.
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Mrs. Pugh to Entertain.

The Industrious Danes OF this city
will be tho guests Of Mrs. Thomas Pugh
nj her home. on West Walnut street This
afternoon, and all Of the members are
expected To attend. as Il very pleasant
afternoon has hccn promised. The meet
ing will conclude with dainty lun-
chcon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01

s8rhr-e Win be an excursion on tho
garsr Verne Swain out Of Be1laire to-
Bght and several hundred local peopio
IN take IN the event Inc e1co, So,
being given by the Archioao oaao
nder auspices Of the Amerlcus c.uo
he event Is beng given to SECURE
,nds to help detray expenses OF RFee
and concerts In Bellatre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
BUILD PALACE FOR
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

GENEVA. Tuesday. April GA pal
AGO for tho permanent scat of tho
League Of Nations. will ho CONSTRUCTED
on on" Of several beautiful sites along
Lake Geneva near the city. Mcan%h!le
tho city authorities will plac" the palace
Enard near tho University at the diSpo-
sition OF the delegates,
Tomorrow will ho Il public holiday In
Goneva, Tho state council will hold q
special session in the morning in honor
Of tho selection Of Geneva as tho seat
OF tho league
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01

John. the l-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Guad. died at the family home
at Stop on tn" Rayland line. yesterday
morning At sac o'clock. following n short
illness Of pneumonia. Funeral services
will be conducted over the remains OF
tho little one from tho homo or the
parents tomorrow afternoon. ard Inter-
nent will take place ut Rivrrvicw cent
eterN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Missionary Society Meeting.

The regular meeting of the Women's
Missionary Society Of st. Johns Luz
thcrnn church will be held at the home
OF Mrs. Albert KrciEnr. on North Eighth
street. this afternoon. An excellent pro-
grnm has been prepared for the meeting
and Miss Tillic Kchrcr will hr tho leader.
while tho hostesses. for the occasion will
be the following: Mrs. Albert kreigrr.
Mrs. Henry Kuckuck. Mrs. Albert Keh-
rer and Mrs. Edward Kehrer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Euchre And Dance Popular.

The Euchrc party and dance which was
given in the Elks club building on North
Fourth street last night. under the aus
pccs of Martins Ferry Council No. 1421
Of the Knights Of Columbus, was very
popular affair and all who were able 10
attend spent q very enjoyable evening.
The committee who had change of the
affair deserve congratulation for their
excellent handling Of the arrangements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
coIored Lodge to Celebrate.

Much local interest is being sttrr"o
among the members Of the S. W. STARK
lodge of knights OF 1'ythias Of this CITY
In the social affair which will be hello
hy the order in tho Shrcve-Mcdill build
ing on next Monday night. following inc
regular business session. The affair vii
be in the nature Of q box social and the
members Of the Buckeye band Will of
present to render several selections.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Only Awning Makers In Wheeling.
wheeling Tent B. Awning Co.
Potttt Funeral Today.

Tho funeral services over the mortal
romans of the late Mrs. Katherine ~.
wife Of Stephen D. Petit. who died at
the family home on North Fourth street.
Tuesday morning at an carly hour. will
be conducted at tho place Of death this
afternoon at two o'clock, in charge OF
Rev Charles WinEerd, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church. The intcrmeht
will take place in RiVerview cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Mrn. WeldaY Resigns

Mrr, Lillian Wclday, Tor seven years
superintendent of the Holloway Deacon
ness Home. has resigned. She Will go
to massachusetts to nurse her younger
brother who was wounded in the war
The Home has been conducted by the
Methodist churches OF the district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Mrs. /. W. Smith to Canton.

Mrs. l.. w. Smith Of this city left
yesterday morning for Canton. Ohio, to
spend a few days visiting with her son.
I>emotta c. Smith of that place. who
has hecn i'll for n long time and does
not seem IN improve rs rapidly as he
should. Mr.. Smith is we'll known in
this city, and his many friends arc sim
cercly hoping for his carly and COM
plctc recovery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Comfy at Bottom.

w. G. McClnin. Belmont county WI
s,vinps Stamp chairman. has recelved
a communication from John +. keIicS'
secretary Of the Ohio War Savings com
nn,ttco at Columbus. stating that 4'Sa-
mont county is a, tn" bottom Of the 10
Ohio counties in sales thus far thus
YEAR. A campaign for III" sale OF
s,arnps will be. conducted following inc
Victory loan drive.
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-. pr,sn1 Arrsrssnsnts.

Last night arrangements had not been
anon,eted for the funeral OF the late
Milan Fisher. who was shot and Kill
Il nv Charles Thornton. proprietor OF
:, alleged notorious place on UNION
%eet. Tho burial OF the body was Dc
e delayed pending tho coming OF rela-
3S.,s from Homestead Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Tn Entartaiu Gnh.

Mrs. Cecil Davis will be the hostess
to the members Of the Thursday Night
Sewing club at her home on Indiana
street this evening. and there Is little
doubt that all Of the members will at
tend The usual club diversions will be
followed out during the carly part Of
the cvelSng. and tempting luncheon
will be served at the conclusion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
convnntdon Delegates.

Tho local africa Of Eagles has elected
George Pyle and Clifford Campbell as
anlsr.t>s 70 tho state convention to DO
held thts month at Marietta
The knights of Columbus lodge has
named W. P. Curran and George Hughes
as the delegates to the annual sIa''
convention to be held at COLUMBUS.