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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-21
BABE RUTH ANNtxES
HIS TWEATY-SEVEA1H
D~i~>E Ono Over Center Field Fence IN
Ninth Inning, Winning Game
Fo. Boston.

Boston. sept. oo.--The horae-Ezn
record was shattered today when
Babe E-sh, Eoes.on Red sox; burMt
through tied score with the Chi
caGo White sox In tho hrst game
of dovhie~ header by wailopinE
the ball for hia twenty-scveat h
home run Of the season. The per-
forTranee was the more spcctaeu-
lar because II gave the Red sox
the run they required to win the
game
Babe went to the bat In the
ninth inning with the score 3 to =
Pitcher Williams scnt q hot one
over and when Ruth's bat con-
nected with II the stick had steam
enough to put the ball over the
centey fielc fence.
Admitting friends Of the Knights
Of Columbus presented ssBabe-
with AtsOe worth of war savfnxs
certificates after he had walked In
with the run that gave Boston 4
to Chicago's 3.
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NATIONAL
Results Yesterday,

Pittsburg. ?; New York, 0.
Brooklyn. 3. Cincinnati. 2.
Chicago. 2: Boston. 1-(f1rst game).
Chicago. 4; Boston. 3-tsecond
game).
St Louis-Philadelphi rain.
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They were seeking information
were 4 couple Of pretty matinee girls
who were chatting In the dressing.
room OF Madame Lubovska, the
dancer:
Ana what do you cali the man who
runS, the STAGE" one Of them sweetly
inquired.
Madame Lubovska made a little
m0ue. WELL" abe answered. 1T de-
pAhdA vAry largely upon whether you
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AMERICAN
Results Yesterday.

New York. S Detroit. 5
Boston. 1 Chicago, 3--(frst game)
Boston. 5: Chicago. 4--fsecond
camel
Cleveland. 6; Washington. s--tfirst
gaule).
Cleveland, g. Washington, l.
second gane)-
Philadelphia !, ST. Louis. z.
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IotAIS -. 30 . 2 n T.
.Ratted for Davis In eighth inning
Score by innings Il.
TAXA KoIa ans 600 1000
War Risk ,....-.r. .024 600 01o-~e
Summary Two-bane hfts--Pitt
Long Three base hits--Faes Home
runs--Pitt Stolen hases--Fees, Long.
2. Bleier. 3. Jarhal 2: Fees Sacrifice
hits-JarbaI. Fraser. Davis. A Watt
Double plays-Fraser 70 A Witt Hit
by pitched ball-Amos. Wharton by
Sehafer Wild pftch--Davis, 2 Bases
on balis---off Pettway. i: off Schafer.
3, off Davis. 4 Hits--off Pettaray,
in "a innings; of Davis, In l-s
innings. Struck out--hy Pettwav,
by Schafer. s; by Davis g. Passed
hall--Fraser, Time of game-I:40
TN pires-Betts and Hagan
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Score ny Innings.
At Pittsburg-- r. II. E.
New York -. 900 900 000---0 a 4
Pittsburg -. 900 101 o0x--2 0
Batteries-Ryan and Smith; Carl
son and Schmidt.
At Cincinnati r. he.
Brooklyn :. 400 oil 0lo-3 0
Cincinnati !. 200 900 000---2 l
Ratteries-MamAux and Miller;
Ring. Luoue and Allen.
Philadelphia at st. Louis-rain.
First Game.
At Chicago .v~ r. n. e,
Boston ..... 001 900 0oo--l o
Chicago 4. H.. .010 900 o0x--2 /
Batteries-Fillinsim and Gowdy,
Vaughan and Killifee.
Second Game.
At Chicago r. H. e.,
Boston -. 900 oo1 'oo2-3 u i
Chicago i. II. 900 900 03l--4 IL .
Batteries-Scott. Rudolph and and
o'Nsiil ana oowdy: Martin. Hendrix
cd O'Farrell.
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Score by Inning.

Score by Innings.
At New York r H r
Detroit 600 10 e0l--s 10 ,
New York 0lo 14o o0x--s II 0
Ratteries-Ehmke and Ainsmith !:
Thormahlen ana Ruel
First Game.
Chicago -. 900 col ooe--s 0
Boston 500 600 6o1-4
Batteries--Williams and Schalk
Ruth, Russell and Schang
Second Game
Al Boston r. HE.
Chicago. geo 1870 ooo--4 IA B
Boston -. 6oZ II o oox--5 10 o
Batteries-Kerr wilkinson and
Lynn. Pennock. Russell and walters
First Game
st. Louis 900 400 olo-4 !
Philadelphia 900 900 1000 2
Batteries--IAifieid and Collins.
Martin and Perkins
Second Game
Al Philadelphia r. Fl. f.
st. Louis oo2 900 ooo-2 10 s
Philadelphia o12 ell ok Is .
Basteries---Rayne, Gallia and Bill
ings; Fierson. Naylor and Styles.
First Game.
At Warrington r n. E.
Cleveland ...1oa oao oo2-s o
Washington .010 900 o2o--s 10 4
Batteries-Covaleski and O'Neill:
Snyder and Agnew
Second Game
At Warrington r. Fl. E.
Cleveland ....110 11o 00o--3 2
Washington ...ss.0I0 600 ooo-i q
Batteries--Myers and Nunamaker:
Zachary, Erickson and Charity
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First Game

Philadelphia at St. Louis--rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
BridReport Briefs,

Mrs. J. c. Heinlein and family OF
Kirkwood. are attending tho commence
nent exercises at Columbus. o.. where
Miss Dorothy Alexander Heinlcn IS
graduate.
Howard Fl. Wilson. Of this city. made
business trip TO Golfers. w. Va, yes
terday.
Mayor Junkins states that the usua-
conditions obtained in police court yes
terday.
Duiin Barrett and wife OF New zen
sinrton, Pa, have returned to theii
home after a visit with friends here.
Clyde Gamble and a party OF frienos
will leave the latter part or the "eef
for a trip through the mountains o.
West Virginia and the Shenandoah var
ley. ., a,
Misses Mary and Margaret Hopkins OF
Kirkgood arc spending few Gays
tho guests OF CannonsburR. Pa. friehoS
Milton Morgan OF kirkwood mas u
rived homo after business tNp &c
Detroit. Mich.
J. w. Dillon. OF this place. has re
turned home after driving through le
Pittsburg on business.
w. T.. Thomas, cashier OF the Brioge
mort Bank and Trust company. or 'nis
city. made q business trip TO PlttsouEBf
yesterday.
A large number Of local resident,
were in attendance at the opening q
the chautauQua on the Island last nish'
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GAINESVILLE

Tho L. q. o. NJ. lodge Will hold o
meeting in their lodge rooms Monuas
evening, juno 30. All members are
oucstcd 10 attend this mcctine anu
after tho business session refreshments
Mrs G. 8. Brrdncld and daughter
Miss Pauline. OF West Main street. VIII
entertain al "forty-two" at their nome
this afternoon. At a proper tir'e
lunch will be served. ,,},,. a,
Clydo Patterson and Ogle Wiley Oh
this place. are spending few days WIZ
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Patterson o.
Akron.
Mrs. VIII Foley. Of South Gardner
street. was hostess TO the members u
tho Double club at her home luss,
day evening. The evening was Devoted
10 fancy work and conversation s"'
dainty refreshments were served.
Misses Thclma Cunard and Steiia
Lohmirc left Tuesday for Clevelano I.
attend the state convention OIL Wv
Christian Endeavor Society OF the fres'
byterian church as delegates from we
local society. While in that city ME
Cunard will visit her brothers. Clauo'
and Clifford Cunard.
Cyril Qiblon, OF Chillicothe' spcn
Sunday at his home here. -.
M. Isaac Walker. Of Baltimore. Mo.
is visiting her brother, Hon. c. J. How
ard. of Walnut street.
Mrs. Victor Rose. 81 Cambridge. wa:
here Monday to attend the 1uneral o.
Mrs, w. A. Talbot and spent the da!
with her sister. Mrs. Fred Cunard. o.
West South street.
MISS Emma Jane Howard, OF New
York CITY. arrived Tuesday evening tUl
a visit with her mother. Mrs. Nell'
howard, Of North Chestnut street.
DR.. and Mrs. Kyle Miller and iittl'
son. Phillip will return to their home
the last Of the week after Vist Win
relatives in Summcriield.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rutter and chill
drcn. OF Clarkshurg. w. Va. are visiting
with relatives and friends OF this place
Mrs John Twinem. Of south OF to"r
spent Monday with relatives IN DC
: thcsda. .
Mrs c. n. Hunt. OF Main street, was
visitor in wheeling. Tuesday.
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R,,r.r, truck took place We .rs GA.

Bargars truck took place We ars giaf
TO note ne IS improving speedily.
A beautiful band concert was give
nv the Steubcnvillc band Sunday cvenin
al the home Of J. w. Pollen In honor OF
his marriage anniversary ana the mar
riagc Of his son. Dean
Mr.. William Burriss, OF San Francisco
a we'll known salesman OF the Royu
Baking Powder company. Is spending
few months with his sister. Mrs. Buo
holtL and at the Same Time FecupeES'it
from oyerwork. 40
lonvale. had his car badly damaged when
dav afternoon. The accident took place
lust east Of the Fair Grounds:
Among those who attended the MAS.
onic services Sunday from out Of town
Mr and S.9 Mss II ar md Mr.. Charles
Rcionehl and Charles Thompson
Misses Myrtle McHugh. Florence cope,
Rcrtha Kosvanec and MeSsrs Charles
Ritter and D. l.. Buchanan were quests
A new tennis court has been sstab.
lished on Mr.. Cattell's property on Maple
citizen, 30, q ;! sIn'. 70 .H T.g. i sts:
'' meeting Of the Town Council and
interested citizens took place IN tne
Town Hall last Wednesday evening rel
alive to the incorporation OF the Two
avenues and other parts into GreetSH
Snithfield. 1t Is hoped every one VIII
be Interested in this much needed move.
The town reading circle have begun Q
movement for a community house BY ap-
pointing a committee Of J. B. FranciA
Dorothy Welday and A. p. Rose 70 ap.
, point a publicity committee. or q com;
mittee on agitation. for Memorial Hall
NJ our soldier boys to be used for the
many purposes needed in our commun-
ity The above named committee ap-
Ser. DR.. o. o. Sink, Profs. A. J. Dennis
and B. L. Buchannon Tor the, purpose Of
eating the Board Of Education. Village
Council. Reading Circle and Grange as
| organizations Interested IN dSvinng
means for q Memorial Hall to Be located
on the scale lot Just north Of the school
building on High street.
Let every one pull for this much need
| ed building for the whole community.
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NarAna Perry Br1efs.

Bradshaw Shreve left on his return
TO Pittsburgh yesterday after 1e"
days visit with his parents MI and
Mrs. Shreve-
Miss Alma Abcrsole. Of Cleveland. Is
spending short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Green. of this city
Jack Kelley has returned home to
Cleveland after q short visit with MS
uncle, Tom Kelley. OF this city.
Lieut.. Albert Seabright leaves TINS
morning for Camp Sherman TO receive
his honorable discharge.
Tom and Dick Sauters have returned
home from college TO spend the sum
mcr with their mother. Mrs. Laura Sau'
tiers, OF Elm street.
stephen D. Pcttitt, Of North Fourth
street was taken to the loca! hoFpi'NA "
undergo an operation.
rank NcCombs has arrived horne
from Chicago. H., for short visit WIZ
his parents, Mr.. and Msr. f II nc
Combs, Of Hanover street.
Earl Boyd has returned AFTER q snor'
business visit to Pittsburgh.
The work of tearing down tho sllee'
decorations was completed and the ma
;erials shipped away yesterday.
Mrs George Mcdill has returned 70
her home at Cambridge after shor'
+. visit with local relatives. -,
A largo number OF local people wiz
attend the picnic OF the industrious
Danes, at Webbing Park to-day.
The holder Of ticket No. Is can secure
the quilt which was ratified Off lass
Saturday evening, by applying at Blu
Crawford street.
The health officer has decrced that
ALL Of the weeds in the city must be cu'
nj once in conformancc TO city oron'
nanccs.
wilbur Hcslop. Of this city. leaves TO-
doy to attend tho furniture dealers con.
ycntions at Grand Rapids. Mich' anu
Chicago. III.
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,%N, 4
Yarvvvu Fnrsy.

Several local young men nrotored to
Bethesda last evening. where a very en- :
joyable dinner was given in honor Of
Cecil johnson. who for the past year has
been in. charge OF the dry cleaning de-
partment Of the U. 8. laundry and will
leave "Wednesday for Providence, r. L..
where he has accepted another position.
Manager Knapp Of the Park hotel
served the nve-course dinner. and II was
from beginning to end decided success.
Vince Simpson acted as toastmaster,
Charlie Thomas gave tho farewell ad-
dress. and Mr.. Johnson responded IN q
very fitting manner. bach of the young
men present gave two minute talks ana
several musical numbers were rendcrs+
by q Quartette consisting Of COss,
WaIker, Simpson and Bickert, Heather
ington playing the piano The party
broke up at q late hour. and all were
unanimous In wishing Mr.. johnson all
the good luck In the world at his new
vocation. Those present were: Auditor
elect Arch T. Fogia. Charlie Thomas
John Maule, Vince Simpson. Jake Heath
erington. Roger Leach. Grant Day. Ted
He'll. Dave Cosa- Conrad Bickert- Walter
stephens Sam Walker. Alex. Du Bots.
John Krebs. Louis Piersol Frank Cope
land, Robert Mann and Cecil Johnson.
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9robaoO ooUG


John RauschenberE, deceased; inven'
tory filed, approved and ordered re-
| corded.
Minnie K croIlsy. deosasedI final &C.
count filed. set for hearing July Is, 1919;
notice ordered and continued.
John W. Rea- as Administrator OF
David r REQ. deceased. VI. Otto b Rea
| ct al; order of private sale Of real es-
tate returned and filed une1ScutSd aud
! application made for order Of public
sale; order Of private sale set AsIde,
public sale ordered. order Of public sale
issued and cause continued
Frank Bandonee, Juvenile dependent:
warrant TO convey returned and fled
served.
Richard Shepherd. deceased; widow
came into open court and elected to ta<e
under will Of testAtor.
Elizabeth May strobsL Juvenile d.
pendent: warrant to convey returned
and filed. served.
Josephine Reed. deceased: will ard
application to admit to probate h;ec,
with waivers Of notice by part OF mex:
Of kir.
Albert Cameron Of a.. Juvenile de.
| pcndents: affidavit hled. set for hear
Ing June IS. at l p. M: children brought
before court and cause continued.
Lizzie Slack and Ralph z. Slack. ex-
ecutors Of VIM. Henry Slack. decea ser,
vs.. Lizzie Slack ct al: petition to sell
land 70 pay debts: affidavit, exhibit 4.
precipe for summons and waiver Of
summons filed.
| Henry II. Workman, administrator Of
Martha N. Gray VI. Nervin Grey ct al:
answer Of the Buckeye Savings & Loan
company filed; answer Of Vim. G. Nc
Claim filed.
Margaret Enselhardt guardian Of
Eliza Louisa EnEelhardt ct al. minors,
va. Her Wards ct al: petition for au-
thority to sell real eState hled. with az
fidavit, waiver OF notice and answer Of
Margaret EnEelhArdt: set for hearIng
June 30. 1919. at 100 q m: notice to
wards ordered, order for notice issued
and cause continued.
Roger Ashton. deceased: notice Of pro.
bate returned and filed, endorsed with
proof Of service: testimony Of witnesses
taken reduced to writing and filed: VIII
admitted to probate and rSoord ordered.
1SAlty Deeds FILED.
Raymond PAsciutl to Carlo AArlan.
land in Martins Ferry; 80.
f. c. Boyd TO Samuel T. Toust and
Anna Youst land in Martins Ferry;
/ $1,000.
CAliie Craig to J. Il King land IN
Bcllairc: N.loo.
Annie Il. suter to J. c. Nash land u
West Wheeling: $500.
o. g. Shaver and R n. Shaver TO Earl
Drummond. land in Mead township;
1880.
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BRIDGEPORT
NEWS
Leave news items for Tho Inter
lixencer at Hickey's News stano,
Seiby q Reeds Drug store or toe
Bridgeport Hardware Company
Edna Agnes Henuen Dead.

Mrs. Edna Agnes Hcnncn. WIG Oh
James ucnncn, one OF the we'll known
residents of the west branch. netWeoI
BARTON and ST. Clairsvillc, passed away
suddenly yesterday morning NJ
o'clock. following brief Illness. snc
was in the thlrty-f1rst year or her age
and was we'll known and highly fs'
tecmcd by all who knew her.
Resides a husband and five Children
deceased Is survived by her pareh's
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Dawson OF GloVers
GAP. w. Va Seven sisters ana thrr?
brothers also mourn her loss. FuneraI
ARRANGEMENTS are incomplete but VII
probably take place tomorrow afternoon
al o'clock with intcrmcnt at Lin"ooo
cemetery.
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Recital BY Piano Pupils.

The piano pupils OF Miss Mary Nc
Mahon. we'll known loctl teacher. will
give recital At the home Of their
teacher. on tho corner OF Pearl and Mon
roe streets Friday evening Of this week.
and tho young folks are working hard
to make tho AFFAIR a success and are anX
ious TO show what they can do in the
presence oC their parents and friends.
The program Of the event Will be pub
lishcd later.
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Carnival patronage GOOD.

Tho carnival which Is showing th's
week at the baseball park, north OF ih's
city. is attracting a large amount OF
patronage from this city and those VINO
have visited the grounds are OF tne
oninion that this is ono Of the best at
fractions Of the kind which has over
exhibited in this vicinity. The atrac
tlrns are ALL OF a clean and nrst'ciiss
nature and people need feel no com
junction about paying the place visit.
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take place at the city building TINS
evening. at which time all Of the busl-
ness Of the committee connected WIN
the recent celebration will be c'oseu
up and bills paid. Tho Finance COM
mit,ec will also meet at later day IN
the week. and all Of the chairmNn OF
the various committees have been ASK
ed TO prepare their accounts IN shapo
90 they can be settled up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
Plan Rin MeafinR.

A big meeting of the newly Organized
Community club will! be held in the near
future bylaws and constitution hHNe
been adopted by the directors OF the
club ann a committee named 10 present
the articles at the next general meeting
Of the organization. speaker Of ma
tional prominence will be secured TO
speak.
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nr,sT ceRacn N0Od26.

The meeting Of city council last n'sn'
was brief O'Toole and He'll were AO
sent. .,.,.,od Cor a
Indian Run residents petitioneo ior g
water line. II was referred 70 tne
vice director. The mayors ll nan
mort for May showed zines an an S.r'
,,;or Dirsetor Mccain reported that the
", - me Folmar-Romaine Addition on
west Twenty-third street was o. x 1oF
Iren +. rozls resigned 40 memos s.
=, ss,ncu the Same to take effect
Jnlv i. Mr.. Fosle enters on his aunss
rs county auditor shortly after tnA'
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Hort Attraction Ever ssen.

Those who have attended the carnival
which Is exhibiting at the League Park
In the south end OF the city this week.
are unanimously OF the opinion that II
is one Of the best attractions Of the kind
which has ever hit tho burg. and there
has not been the least suspicion OF any
trouble Of any description on the
grounds 60 far
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Boat Rides Popular.

Plans are beng made to accommodate
O record crowd on tn" boat ride which
will be given on the beautiful steamer
Verne Swain by tho members OF tho
LEGAL camp Of Modern Wnodmrn Of
America Saturday evening Of this week.
The affair is h"InE given for the benefit
of David Greer. who was injured at tho
the time of the dynamItInC for tho body
Of the late Thomas Williams. who was 4
member Of the camp.
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mra y. sedrwtch to Entertain

Mrs Ira B. Sedgw!ck will no me
hostess TO the members CT tho ThimhI"
Bee. at he home on North Fourth
street, this evening and larg" MUM
Der OF the members will probably ho
present. The program of events sch"d'
uled for the evening promises 10 h"
interesting and the affair will conCludc
with @ lunchoon-
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ENJOYABLE a,rthdav Affuir.

A large number OF the young friends
OF Master Ward Doering attended tn"
party in honor OF his seventh birthday,
which was given at the home OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Docr!ng. on
Walnut street Yesterday afternoon. The
afternoon was spent at various Juvenile
games and the affair concluded with q
luncheon.
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Nurir and Magic.

Prof. Miller will give an entertain
mont consisting of music md magic at
tn st. Pnul's Lutheran church tomorrow
, evening for the bcn"f1t Of the Sunday
school Of tho congregation. and judging
by tho ready sale of tickets which has
been experienced. neat sum will be
realized
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Rihn mnh 20 Maef.

A special meeting Of the members OF
tho bridgeport Rinc club will b" hold IN
their rooms on Lincoln avenue this even
ing. at which time plans Will he dis
cusscd md arrangements made for the
frs, outdoor shoot on tn" new target
range which has recently been completed
a, stop %. All Of the members are cx-
pcctcd to be present.
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Township Msetin9S.

A meeting Of the Pultney Township
School Board was held last night at the
Office on Union street. September has
been fixed as the date for the re-openins
Of the schools.
The Pultney township trustees Will
meet Thursday evening at thertoWnship
Office, on Union street A.,
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No Meeting Arranged
No Meeting Tomorrow.

Only few nf the officials Of the
various HIhl" classes If III" city were IN
ATTENDANCE" ~ the meeting called for tho
homo Of W. II. Worker. on North Fifth
street. Monday evening. and consequently
tho meeting scheduled for tomorrow
night has been called of and Will be
held Mt some time in the future.
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The first Of the delesates to the ma
esonal convention OF the Flint Glass
workers to oe held IN this city begin
nIng next Monday, viii arrive Saturday
An noon. The committee on arrange
noents has completed plans 70 have autos
meet the delegates at the depot and
fake them to places where they may Sc
eure rooms for their two weeks SAY IN
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.Tl,n Camnrio lEastT

The attraction at the popular Fenray
Theatre in this city for tinGht will be
Alice Joyce in The Cambria Mask" n
stirring. swift moving romance Of mys-
terry. high finance and W-hite Riders.
written by Robert ". Chambers. one OF
tho foremost romantic novelists of the
day. The picture is very interesting.
and will attract a good crowd tonight.
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nHoors Hold Busy Meeting.

The regular meeting of the Loyal
Order of Moose OF this city. which was
held In the lodge rooms at tho foot OF
Hanover last night. was n very busy
orair. and II was we'll attended by IN"
members, short social affair follow
ed the usual business meeting.
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Many Take In Boat Excursion

A good crowd Of local people patron
lied IN" boat excursion on the steamer
Ncrn" Swain. which was hold last night
under III" auspices Of the local lodge
Of Forest, RS for tho benefit OF David
Greer. local man who had his foot badly
injured some time ago. and il was an
tcipnt"d that good sum Of money
would be realized
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Plans for the annual picnic Of the
Industrious Danes OF the city. which
will be held at Wheeling Park today, are
pract ically complete. and there Is no
doubt that all OF the members OF the Or
ganizatlon will attend. The husbands OF
the ladies' will be present as their guests
this evening.
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4
MRS. Moore Recovering.

Mrs. Alcinda Moore, centenariah oi
this city, who has been Ill for Some
tine following an attack OF pneumonia
is improving nicely, and will no oouo1
completely recover in short time oe-
spite her advanced age. Her largo
circle Of friends and admirers will
oubtlessly be pleased to hear Of her
recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
r,,n and Game Meeting.

Tho officials Of tho belmont county
Fish and Game Protective association
have expressed the wish that there
might bc large attendance or the MEM
bcrs from all parts Of tho county at the
regular meeting, which takes place IN
the rooms Of the Riff" club. FRIDAY
evening OF this week. as soL@.saDss"mn'y
important business is scheduled LOT
transaction