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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Observation-Disclosures Picnic.

Wheeling park has been leased IN i's
entirety by tn" Whitaker-Gl"sSn"r com.
rany for today for IN" annual picnic or
all of the salari"d employees OF all ot
tho plants Of tn" company in this ~
entity. \ great crowd Of people IS OK
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Red Men Meeting Busy.

A large number Of the members OF
Waneta tribe No. rs OF the Improved
Order Of Red Men attended n busy meet
ing OF the order, which was held in the
rooms Of the Fratcrnal hall on North
Fifth street. last night. and the meeting
is said to have been extremely interest
ing.
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Rcouta to Camp,

Scoutmasters Ralph Gushing and
Ralph Dew. with several rnCnbcrs o. IN"
local troops. will leave today win
lead Of paraphcrnalia for point on 1873
Wheeling creek. where they Will set up
their camp and remain ovct Sunday.
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Local Man to Wed.

A score Of invitations have been TO-
ccivcd here for the wedding Of Mr.. Abra-
ham Sebusky. OF this city, and Miss
Sadie Schlang. of Columbus Tho w"d-
ding will be an event Of Sunday. August
10 and a number from here will attend.
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The following people attended inc
nicnic given in honor Of Miss Lynch
and Mrs. Bailey east Of town ThurSday
evening: Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Howell
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mccartney. Mr.. ano
Mrs. I. Smith. Mr.. George Hills. MI
and Mrs. Walter Harrison and daugh-
tor Frances. Mrs. Cnmpsie Spencer.
Mrs. Ruth spencer and daughter. Mar
raret, Miss Flora Howell Mr.. and Mrs.
v. Bulgcr. Mr. and Mrs. {. Marvin ana
family. Mr.. and Mrs. w Royde anu
family. Misses Sarah Bbbard ana
Frances Healy. An enjoyable evening
was sport by all.
Mrs. A. Allen and daughter. who mas
been visiting her parents. left Thurs
day for ClarksburS. whore she VIII Wis
1T relatives.
Mrs. Sam Fowler and daughter helen,
Of West Main street left yesterday TOT
Columbus. to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Fowlcr's BROTHER, Mr.. Luc Jaws OF
Missouri
DR.. T 5. Roscngrant. the we'll known
physician Of this city. who has oecn
quite i'll for the past two weeks. IS
now much better.
Misses Mildred Hcizcr and cara
IACr or tDIuWIuS, We hI' NV F'''S '''
Of Mr. and Mrs John Campbell OF
North Chestnut street.
Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. harrison anG sons.
Rradfiold and Lewis Harrison OF North
Chestnut street, have returned from a
lake trip and visit to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Norris. Mrs. Nell
Howard and Miss Kate Mcconnell mo-
torcd to Wheeling yesterday and spent
the day shopping.
Mrs. Eliza Ports of Grandvillc. Is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Dennis Bishop OF
Arch street.
Mrs, Kate Gibson Of Wheeling. is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Glib
son. Of West Main street.
Charles Carr. of F'aIrmont. VA Va, IL
visiting his sister. Mrs. Will Hilton or
South Chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Pepper. who have
bccn residing at Surm"rncld. are NOV.
ing this week To this n"iGhhoUrhood and
Will locate south Of town.
Master Harold Taylor of North
chestnut street. is visiting his aunt,
Nrs Clcyc Moore of StCubcnvlllc.
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4 union meeting will be held Sunday
evening in the Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. Roswell Caldwell will
conduct the service.
Mrs. Thomas Puysglovc was hostess
Friday evening at her pretty summer
homo. In the East End. to the members
of the Wednesday Afternoon club OF
bridgeport and their husbands. A most
delightful evening was spent.
Miss Lillian Ferren is entertaining
with house party this week. A weincr
roast was enjoyed by the guests on FRI
day evening.
Wood Darrah. Of Canton. Is the guest
Of his sister. Miss Martha Darrah.
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Tho members uf the Loyal order "f
Moose have been called to meet At thor
hall. tomorrow afternoon, 10 take action
on the proposal to purchase a home for
the lodge All Of the members have b"on
mailed notices and the meeting VIII
probably DO well attended.
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Scout Notes.

Roy Scouts of the First NJ. f. church
on loved a hike out on Rock Hlll last crc-
ming. with Scoutmastcr c. Clyde Duffy
IN charge.
Scouts of tho South B"llairc NJ. z.
church will meet Monday evening.
The first week OF the camp Of the
Scouts Of tho First Presbyterian church,
located on Eork Hill, has proved very
ENJOYABLE.
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mace at the Carnegie steel works here.
which has been down for several months
undergoing repairs will be put into use
again Sunday evening. The furnace has
been idle for about four months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
CAMERON GETS PLANT
THAT Will EMPLOY
ONE HUNDRED men

Special Dispatch to the Intclligcnccr
CAMERON, w Va. July 25.-Ground
Is now being broken for tho new Spang
& CO. Forge and Machine Shop. which
will be erected on the B. & o. switch
cast of the city.
When completed this will be one OF
the largest and most complct" plants OF
its kind in the eastern oil fields. giving
employment to over one hundred skilled
men.
This corporation has bought several
residences near the factory site. and ex-
poets to erect several moro in The near
future in order to accommodate their
employees.
This is made necessary owing 10 the
scarcity of houses in Cameron.
On August 1st the Cameron Tool Co.
will be merged into and become part
Of Spang & Co. of West Virginia. win
head offices at Butler, Pa
The Cameron Tool Co.. Of which Mr..
Verne Monroe is manager. has been very
successfully engaged in business here
for the past twenty years. and from
small beginning has continued TO grow
until its old plant is inadequate TO meet
the demand for its product. whose high
quality is we'll known throughout the
oil and EaS flcluS.
The erection of a new plant was con-
templatcd two years ago. when ground
was purchased for the purpose OF erect.
ing a new and larger plant, but owing
to conditions due to the war, 1T was
postponed.
Mr.. G. 4. Spang. of Butler. Pa. prcsi'
dent Of the company, and MT. Monroe
have been associated in business tog"th-
err for over twenty years and IN the
erection of this plant they expect to
snare no expense in making it the most
complete and up-to-datc plant or us
kind anywhere. Spang & Co. OF WcS'
Virginia, will be one of several similar
plants now in operation and in process
Of building in different states where oil
and gas is found and in the near future
they expect to have plants in operation
in all the leading fields from coast tc
coast.
Mr., Monroe will continue with the new
company as general manager of tht
Cameron plant and will also look i~teI
the supervision of the branch now II
oncration at Clarksburg, w. Va. Mr.
Reid Spang. an experienced contractor
of Butler. Pa. will have charge Of TIT
building operations. and with His famh!
cypcCts to live in Cameron until TN
plant is completed.
Cameron is to be congratulated upoi
having this industry locate here. as /
will be a big addition to the splendid
industrial concerns now in operation
here, and still we have room for others
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Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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ro-ss.arsArset ronirht.

The regular meeting Of the local lodge
Of Forcstcrs Of America will he h"ld IN
tho rooms Of tho lodge. IN this city TINS
evening. and all OF the members are
cxncctcd TO be in attendance. as matters
Of Importance will be discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
May Erect Now Home.

1t is reported that C. NJ. Rodcfcr. To-
cal glass manufacturer, will erect a finc
new residence in the near future in the
Belle Rock addition on Rock Hill.
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Register Today.

New voters here desiring to TAX" part
in the primary. August II, must register
today. All Of the voting booths Will be
open. The hours arc 10 a m. TO ,. m
and p. III. to 10 p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
GAINESVILLE
Shower For Miss Helen worthington.

Shower For Miss Helen Wortnington'
Tie Christian Circle gave u shower
in tho form OF picnic Thursday even
ing, east Of town in honor OF MISS
Helen WorhnCton. All members
brought their picnic lunch in ALUMINIUM
ware. After tho picric lunch was eat
en-. tho aluminium was presented I" MISS
Worthngton. \ large number Oh tho
members were present.
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70 uave Picnic and Ride,

A boat excursion on the steamer F"rn"
Swain and a picnic will he enjoyed by
the Srocers and clerks on Thursday. July
81. Many from this city are planning
TO enjoy the rides as we'll as from other
cities Of tho Wheeling district.
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Rand Picnic Tuesday.

The annual picnic Of the members or
the buckeye band of this city. which IS
compUScd of :. number Of tho we'll known
colorcd mon of this vicinity VIII b" held
at StCclc'S grove. west Of town. Tuesday
afternoon Of the coming week. and big
crowd of the friends Of the popular or
Eanization are expected To attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26

r,,,oa restcrdav solved another chain
, sof local robbcri"s perPetrat'a oS !'""e
Sstamcricans. .,,oa
81 i A clever rusr Of Edwin GrahaH, aScu
"a Of North Guernsey street. ram" "
work. and the lad MAS caught in ms own
tran. While Mrs. Emma Snedeck'r' WIZ
B.. +asides next door H. IN" GrahahS, was
n,t on the porch the lad entered INV
homo by removing screen tFot" t"o
1oindoy Being detected and discovering
- Sc -1;ybt he began to call to his mother
,ext door to the effect that there vas
burglar in tho huGsc. \ call was sent
IN IN the police headquarters az one" ana
frhief Malone and officers J"fcrs ana
: T,,nfee responded immediately. TheF
= IkorouVhly searched the house Out
& eouI5 hnd no person there but young
Graham.
He was finally questioned and broke
jou,n md confessed that th"rc was no.
hody in the hous" that h" knew or nc
confessed that it was the hith tth'
1h.t no had entered the Snedcckcr home
On only one occasion did NJ srcur" any
= thing His first attempt n"ttcd HIM so.
rThe Soy had been reading tivc-cent
,sove,s Of the wild and wol!y west kind
md that he meant 20 try some ot the
. Stunts is seen in tho fact that WIN Ih'
SOS he stole ~ sent ~ MASSACHUSETTS,
and purchased two reviewers. hun'tn6
. Knife and other articles. WIN a.ttc'.S
which he purchased police were aoie 10
ancomnt for about SCI Of the SIS which
was stolen. ~
Tho had signed n full statement OF his
,ctions in the presence OF Chief Of 20
Hce Malone. and ,hcn was compelled TO
x. take the paper to his HON" and give It
to his mother.
Because OF the tender ag" Of tn" youth,
police have no jurisdiction in tn" case
hut II has been referred I" JudG" John
q Nichols. Of the juvenile court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
wedding Announced.

Announcements have been received
here telling Of tho marriaE" of l.i"ut.
Kenneth l.. Millisan. Of willard. Ohio. to
Miss Iris Singer. also &c that I'lar"
Tho groom Is a former resident Of H"l-
lairc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
IOAlty TnnEfOn

]. c. Eaton and wife to A. B. Conrow.
lot 10 in Flushing; 81.
Shirley NJ Eeischman and husband 10
Patsy Scarf. lot 1897 in Avondale addi-
ton to Martins Ferry; f2,246.
d. NJ. Smith and Arabelle Smith "
J. r. Stevens. land in GAINESVILLE: 81.
Raymond A. Lynn to +. W. Piper, lot
80 IN McMillens North addition to Be.
thesda. 81.
Chester Byle and Clara 2. Pyle to Day,
Landcrs land in Pultney township; SO.
Ezekiel r. Smith and wife to T. Riley
Huffman and George Z. Rice, coal h
warren township; $S77.40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
RalDh d. Cole Speaks.

Ralph D. Cole. who was with the
American cxpcdit!onary forces in
France. will speak at Epworth park to-
day. when tho annual Chautauqua has
it's formal opening. with Good Roads
and Automobile Days observed. His
talk will be on good roads. Autoists
from all parts of tn" country are pre-
naring to attend the opening. The Gypsy
quartet andN a band will furnish the
music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
LOUISVILLE

The Young ladies OF this town enjoyed
a social event of very uniGu" sort III
the form Of progressive dinner party
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26

The Shoe Hospital. Whceling's big
gest and best shoe repair factory, 1910
Main street.
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Able to Be About,

our AwniuTs Satisfy and Shade You.
Wheeling Tent Awning Co. jy-lO-tf
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Musical, Service Sunday.

The choir OF the First Presbyterian
church will give musical program AT
49, .h,rcb sunday evening. II will COM
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The Shoe Hospital. WheclnSs e
gcst and hest shoe repair factory Aot'
Main street.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

pcctcd to attend tho affair and won
derful time has been promised.
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.BELLAIRE NEWS
EOCAL YOUTH Of THIRTEEN
!. ENTERS HOME FIVE TIMES

plctc n series Of musical services by the
choir. given under the direction of Mr..
Frankhauscr.
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Cameron Briefs.


and Mrs. Allen Kinscy. Wednesday
morning. Mother and daughter are do
ing well.
]. J. Kcrbyl. tho tonsorial artist. add
ed his name to the list Of Tin Lizzie
owners yesterday.
Earl Conner and family arc here from
Dayton. O.. visiting friends.
Harry Haislop and family have gone
to Akron. O.. where they will spend
some time with friends.
Wesley Kerby was over from Little
ton attending to some business ycstcr-
day.
James Crognn left Tuesday for Ne"
York where hc will visit his cousin. John
HOPKINS, who is in the army. stationed
ut that place.
c. G. Fish and son, Raymond Fish,
came homo from Clarkshurg yesterday
where they attended the cmbalmers' con-
vention.
]. Howard Holt. of Moundsvillc. IS
here doing some surveying in the East
End of the city.
The Woman's club has secured per-
mission. from the board Of education &c
establish play ground on the schooi
house lawn on the South SIDE lhes
were around town yesterday hunting
the nuggets with which TO bcautify the
grounds.
James Howard and family. of iPtts-
hurGh. are the guests OF friends IN inc
city.
arc spending their vacation with friends
in the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Health Board Met,

Health Board Met.
The July meeting Of tho city health
hoard was held last evening At the may
or's office. Routine health matters were
given attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Big Game Scheduled.

Our Awnings Satisfy ana Shade You,
Wheeling Tent D. Awning Co. Jy-lO-tf
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-. ni1lnnnale Sunday.

h.. The i-profcssional baseball team
Of Netts will journey TO pT'lonTai" sun
aay for a contest with the fast going min"
Of that city The two t"ams n" about
evenly matched and m" gam" should
nroye TO be close and interesting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Collar Roma Broken.

Our fresh peach sunda" is sure a
peach. The Capitol Inn.
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Furnace on Sunday Night.
Announcement is mado that the FUR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Marriage License,
Personals,

Daniel Dewey Grimsley and Una Mae
Beal, Of Laffcrty.
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and 1t has become necessary in the
interest of safety to provide that the
streets shall not be crossed except
at intersecting streets and then only
directly across, always keeping to
the right. It's good law. But wc
have our doubts about the necessity
of it in some towns We know. or
course, the number of automobiles
and trucks increasing every year,
the danger to the pedestrian in the
streets of the cities is proportion
ately increased, and the keeping OF
walking traffic going in one direc.
tion will mitigate to some extent the
danger OF sending messages back
home from the hospital ward Most
everybody is in a hurry these days
and the law expedites traffic on the
streets of the cities and prevents "a
jamming to delay the man who
wants to reach certain street or &,
certain building at given time.
We don't know where the name
Jay Walking" came from. IL
sounds much like police slang. but
tlten it's all right If it did come from
thp pDlicp bpcauSe IL ic On clpcply nc
sociated with that department
One may commit murder and
stand a reasonable chance of being
acquitted and going free. but just
you try Jay walking" once.
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THE HAND OF BURLESON.

POstmaster-General Burlcson who
runs the telegraph and telephone as
side-line has announced an in
crease of twenty per cent in the cost
OF kilograms effective today to meet
the increased cost OF operation. Thus
the hand of Burleson goes down i'll
the pockets of Jones. who pays the
freight Jones always pays the
freight. Nothing is said about i'm.
provement in the service and il is
70 be taken forgranted that MI.
Burieson thinks the service is ali
right. If he thinks that. however.
Mr.. Burleson needs some informa-
tion on the subject. He ought to
send ii few telegrams through a relay
station.
In a feeling of human kindness
We must lead ourselves to believe
that Mr.. Burleson doesn't know how
miserable is the service. People gen
orally do not mind paying the pr ce
il they get anything for their money
and service is to be considered in
the matter of kilograms before the
cost. Mr.. Burleson doesn't look at
it that way. His idea is to get the
sDN1,
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in.ttee. if not by great mass OF
people, and escorted to the court
house or some other suitable place.
where speeches of welcome may be
made and dinner or lunch served.
The details of some entertainment
could be easily worked out, and
there is the possibility that the men
will feel that their services and their
hardships are not appreciated by
those of us who remained at home
unless something is done to show
them that they are welcome.
Perhaps preparations are going
forward. But if so. the newspapers
are not informed of the fact, and we
should say that more than hun
dred and perhaps as many as several
hundred of the Lanaster county men
have already returned to their homes
with little more than cordial greet
ing ut the station by the Red Cross.
Many more are TO come, those who
have seen service in the trenches
and suffered hardships that we
know little about and cannot. even
in our imagination. understand.
These men deserve the best that we
have.
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JAY W AIkl\G,
have.

There is no denying the fact that
one almost daily encounters new
things under the sun. F'rinstar ce,
we have the Jay Walker" ID Mt
know what that is? Well go down
to Columbia and try to cross the
street wherever YOU want to cross
the street. and if it doesn't happen
to be at place designated by the
city statutes. the information will
come to you forcibly. Jay Walk
ing" is comparative new disease.
\ year or two ago some of the large
cities adopted the scheme OF chalk
marking the streets to show the pc
destrian the certain designated
places to cross. and this has been
followed up by cities of lesser popu.
iation and area. There is no safety
guaranteed by the law in cross 'ne
even betw cen the chalk lines and you
Will find it necessary to keep your
eyes and ears open for the street
cars and automobiles just the same
as if there were no chalk lines to
follow.
Some of the cities in this country
have bppn mOrp ar loss coniactad
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CHEER VICTORS OF
HINDENBURG LINE
Continued From Page OneD

iment, under command OF Col. G.. F.
S. Pener, OF Knoxville, Tenn, the
118th infantry, the old First South
Carolina national guard regiment,
under command OF Col. p. X Nc
Gully. of Anderson. S. c.; the 115th
field artillery, before it's federaliza-
tion the First national guard regi-
ment of Tennessee, under command
Of Col. Harry Berry. OF Nashville.
Tenn: the 115th machine gun bat
TALON. under command OF Major
Pearce, of North Carolina. and 1O5th
ammunition train formerly the Sec
ond regiment of the South Carolina
national guard, under command of
Capt. Harry o. Witherington. OF
Charleston, s. c., senior officer OF
the train.
The parade was reviewed by Gov
ernor Robert A. Cooper. of South
Carolina. Brigadier General w. e
Cole, commander OF Camp Jackson.
and Brisadier General Tyson, com
mander of the seth brigade. On the
reviewing stand was coterie of dis
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-04-01
THE. RETURN.

The men Of the Thirtieth Division
are returning to their homes. After
service with the American army in
France. after fighting for the free
dom Of the world, and the breaking
OF the Hindenburg line, the most
epochal incident of the whole war,
they return Among the troops are
n IN from Lancaster county. Among
those already landed are some from
Lancaster county. And just what is
Lancaster county doing in the way
OF celebrating their return and well
coming them? The city council
passed resolution some time ago,
If our memory serves us right look
ing to the welcoming of these men
and the county authorities were
asked to cooperate in some kind OF
reception to be given them. An
nouncement has been made by the
Red Cross that a banquet will be
given the returned soldiers and sail
.Ors at a date to be announced How
far the preparations for these enter
tainments have progressed The
News does not know. and likewise
the nature of the entertainment.
other than the banquet of the Red
Cross is unknown.
1t would seem that steps should
be taken either by the authorities or
by the citizens, to provide for a
rOusinG welcome to these fighters
and much of the zest and interest OF
the occasion will have been lost il
too much time is allowed to elapse
before the entertainment is given.
Some of the towns in the state are
preparing entertainment OF various
kinds for the men as they come in.
Columbia. OF course. is entertaining
the men i'm statewide way. men
from all over the state being
brought TO Camp Jackson where they
are released. 1t would seem quite
fitting that the men from Lancaster
county be met at the train by a com
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tinguished men, including Senators
E. d. Smith and N. b. Dial, of South
Carolina, several congressman and a
number of army officers.
The parade was halted SO General
Tyson could pin the distinguished
service cross on the breast of Cor
poral George Wells Batson. of
Greenville, S. c.. member of Com,
pany A, 118th infantry.
The festivities were concluded to-
night by a series of dances given to
the officers and men in every part of
the town.