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East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-27
Sturgis Locals

Rev. Haley, of Union preached
to a large congre cation Sunday.
Miss Olga Quinn, of Sardis, il
the guest Of relatives here this
week. d,
Mr.. Evans Lampkin, of Stark.
vile, was here for a short while
Tuesday,
Miss Grace Thomas is attending
the Normal at the A. & M, College
this week.
Mr.. Cliff Lsndrum, who has re.
Gently entered political arena
visited Starkville Thursday.
Prof. Mangum returned here
this week and shipped his house
hold goods to Sails where he i,
teaching,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kolb have
moved to Aberdeen, Mr.. Kolb's
position with the railroad making
the move necessary.
Mrs. B. F, McAllister, and lit.
tie daughter. Virginia, of LaFol-
lette, La, are the appreciated
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. g. E
Green for short visit.
Mrs. Julia B, Woodson spent
Last Thursday in .Wvst Point,
where she Lvisited her sister,
Mrs. ~. A. Montgomery, who
is sick in the hospital, but is
lmpro> ing,
superintendent of Education
Scrogglns, candidate for re elec.
tiou, was here Monday, in the In
terest of his candidacy. lie has
many friends here who think bis
administration should be endorsed
Mrs. 81. Y. McCaleb has re,
turned from a pleasant visit to her
daughter, Mrs, Carroll, at Wal
thai. Walthall being Mrs. Nc.
Caleb's former home she spent O
most delightful time with her rel
tive and old friends.
Mr., R. l.. Hannah spent Mon
day and Tuesday In IStarkville
attending a session of the
Board of Election Commissioners,
Of which body he Ia q mem
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-27

The boys who have been in the
front trenches fighting the Germans
have seen more of the horrors OF
real war than any OF the veterans
of the civil war or the Spanish ras>
berry festival, but they don't tall
as much. .-Sunfower Tocsin.
In about thirty or forty years
from now, like all old people, they
will grow reminiscent, and begin
to live over the past and talk,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-27
The Armenian Syrian Relief Campaign

The Armeniau-Syrisn Cam.
psign will close June 30th, Oktlb,
county has not raised quite al
its Quota YET, and those schools
and individuals that have not al
ready subscribed to this worth,
canse are requested to do so al
once.
The need of the people of tht
Near East is great. Men, women
and children are starving; they al 9
looking to us for hep. If you
have not already contributed to
their needs, now is the time to de
it. Our county has contributed
in every way to the cause of liberty
aud we want the small amount
still peeded on our quota to be
raised Sunday, June 29th to com.
plete our record in this matter,
Please see that your contribu
tion is sent to Mr. g. D. Hsrtness
Starkville, Miss, or to your bea,
leader. The teat leaders are
L. B Camp. l,
V. j, Robinson, 2,
j. A. Clardy, 8,
}. W. Mangum, 4,
Z. u. Harrell, o.
In behalf of the committee,
wish to express the deepest ap.
probation to each person who has
or who will aid in any way in the
Armenian--Syrian Campaign,
q. &. SNOW.
Below is list of the contribu.
tiOns already mkde
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-27

Judge s. b. Critz performed a
marriage ceremony at the Court.
house Monday morning which
united Mr.. r. E. Powell and Miss
Carrie Love Young, The yonng
couple came from one the Delta
counties and were here attending
the Summer Normal at the College
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-27

Mrs. Kitty Bush and her daught.
or, Miss Mary Warren, are visit.
ing Mrs. Bush's brother. Mr., A
+, Rush ut Green WOOD,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-27

Messrs Paul Bell, Clyde Nc
Crcight and Claiborn Howell,
arrived home from overseas this
week. after a years absence,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-27
Odd Fellows Elect Officer.

hldslsy Lodge No, %, /. o. o.
.'sc!sd officers at its last meet.
.ns Tor the snsu ing term of six
!. u0ntns. Will q. Ward was
=. '''eo Noble Grand and j. o.,
,IOmas, Vice Grand. This Order
"a . aourlshing condition,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-27
Wanted

To rent for short time, furnish.
ed apartment, upstairs. For par.
ticulars apply to,
Mrs. j. A. CAROTHERS,
Phone "a,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-27

That quaint Old philosopher Abe
Martin saysl I'VE hired a school
teacher to build chicken coop fol
US the other day because they
work 40 cheap.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-27

Encourage the boy scouts. 1t
is a good movement that trains
boys for better citizenship,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-27

The peace treaty is the irony OF
Fate to the fellow who married to
escape the draft.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-27

If all women were deaf. dumb
aud blind, then the men could
have flawless regulations.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-27
anted

To buy about fifty Red pigs
Weighing around 100 pounds each i,
II, A, BEATTIE.
TslsehVps 27Q,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-27

August . and 26 will tell the
story, snd decide the fate of many
people.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-27

a. AZ" thNAfiNunAs puu eOCleLlbS
haye RENTED direct, which added
% the above will leave our coun !.
" about four huldrsd ($4O0) dol
lars behind. Let US make this
last effort and and 90 over the top.
q. q. 5,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-06-27

ber. While in Starkville he was
the guest Of his daughter, MRS.
John Green.
Mr. ]. E. Brown, Of Bradley,
candidate for sheriff, was hels Sat-
urday mingliug with the people.
he has a great many enthusiastic
supporters in and around Sturgii
who believe he will make a good
sheriff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
GAINESVILLE

Miss Ruth Earrct. Of West Main
street. entertained with a moonhGE'
picnic. Tuesday evening. for Miss F'rrdn
RonnelI. rf NCWCnmcrStowu. TIL" fol
lowing y"uug pc0pl" w'rc present
Misses Mary lc" Rarly. Mary Frances
Workman. P'tty Nult Mari" Gibson
Ruth Rarr"'. Froda Eonncll. and Mahlr
Gardner. of GAINESVILLE; Slcssrs. Christie
Manslicld Roy Groves. Willard camp,
bell Raymond smith Barkl"y Israel
! Lester Mirkl". md HarIand Patterson.
Miss Edna Carter. of columbus O.. is
spending her summer vacation with her
mother. Mrs. !.uti'ia Mercer. on North
broadway.
Mrs. CLINTON Lewis and daughter
ting Mrs. James MrNl"c". They arr
on their way I" Now York. whore Miss
IhwiS will attend college.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ian" and dauch.
tor Elzah"th. Of cambridge. spent Sat.
urday md Sunday with Mr.. Lanes
father, |. r Lane. of South Lincoln
avenue
Earnest Stamm. Of Wheeling. spent
Sunday and Monday at the homo Of
+. II. Howell. "f North Lincoln avenue.
Miss Frcda Bnnn"ll left for her home
IN N"wcnm"rstown. Wednesday. after
sr"cral weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs
Mayfair. If West Main street.
Mrs 'ir"vor White and two children.
Of Clark Shurg. w. Va. loft for their
h"r". Wednesday. after few days visit
with Mr.. md Mrs Albert Schlicniz. Of
Walton avenue
Miss Martha Naylor left for her home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
SHADYSIDE

Al "A meeting Of tho Mead TOWNSHIP
| hoa-J of trustees Saturday afternoon
specifications were drawn for work or
tho improvement Of Day Hill Road. y
copy If th"s" arc now IN tn" hands OF
ia ,l"ril trustee. Mr.. R"Ss"ll Sammons.
Sergeant Robert Caldwell Of Cincinnati
e.. was a guest or Mr. and Mrs. f>r"d
NJ rrunn AID daughter. MISS lean on
sunday S,rgCrn, caldwell Is now sta
tIuncd IN Pittsburgh. hut expects an
early discharge.
driver on ~n" Of tho delivery trucks
at the RcllaIrc beverage company lost
control If his machine here Tuesday at
{ .rroun when turning the car nj tho in
i,."s,.,ilnr: # West Thirty-ninth street
an central avenue and the big machin"
backed over the sidewalk and crashcd
through the plate glass display Window
uf the furniture department or the
Rlln" store. \ considerable damaE"
vas don. T., the building. but the truck
>,"'rrd not I" y" hurt.
Nr. and Mrs Milton Ault and daugh-
ter Miss Elranor'. accompanied by their
two little grand children. left yesterday
in thu, cook automobile 1" visit Mr.. ana
Mrs Nnrrlau summers at E"rkholtZ.
Mr. and Mrs Fred kocnamund enter
ta'u,l a Inity OF ynung people Monday
evening nj their nom" on North Lincoln
lIruu IN observance OF Tho birthday
anniversary e her brother. Mic
S"Iramm
Miss Nmua Wilson If Florence avenue
md West %Sth street is guest oil
friends AT Mck""srnri. Pa. this week
Mr.. Frank Iu"aS If Smithfl"ld street
has been quito SIX since Sunday. lnd'-
r5ti"nS ~. mat Sh" IL suffering from
tArh"id fever.
Nr y. r. Ami, and family who are
srcnIing tho summer At Jacobs burg
w,r.. at their home on Highland avenue
OYER sunday.
J. |. Davis. contract painter. is ~
work this w""k rrpl'nt,ng and d"C""al-
ina. the interior uf tho smith news stand.
rho ntll" Misses Ruth and Mary Whit
mrrc. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. charles
Whitmorc rr south Lincoln avenue. mr."
Sp. nling the week with their grand
,r"rlr"r. Mrs. Farly. III W""dsdalo.
I.icutruaui Harry Wilson. "f Dunbar.
In. Irrt N..r,!ol for hiS HON" after a
sr.It Of several Jays h"r" with III" SIS
tor. Mrs II G. Wagner. ~ Smlthh"Id ST.
Mrs. Wagner and children accompanied
him 10 Dunbar for visit with her par
cnie.
Miss Anna hughes Of YnrkvIllc. is v.s-
ting Miss S"vllln Harrln". "f West ilst
street
Mr. Harry DunnnG has purchased tn"
G.iffIih property on Lincoln avenue.
winch is now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
e. n. Miner.
DIR and Mrs. T.. NJ PrlC" will i"av" to-
morrow nm his annual vacation for tn"
month ~ August. y part rf III" month
VII hr SI.m, on an automobile trip with
her son. Dean Price. "f WvllSV!ll". ohio.
nn1 his famiiy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
ST. CLA|P3V|LLE
Belmont County Seat News


Il'nry W. Workman. admr. "f Martha
VI. GRAY. decd. vs. MHrriman Gray. ~ nj.
Application In soil real "Stdt" AT private
sal" filed summons for mIIur defend
ants ordered aud ISSUED and ,aus. CON
iinuod.
Estate Of ". q. Palmer. decd. APprais-
crs appointed and inventory and ap-
rrais"mcnt "f real and personal pr"pcrty
ordered: order issued.
Dvnracck and Pcltz. partnership. Flee
ton Of Frank T"ltz surviving partner /"
TAX" partnership assets and liabilities
hlcd. endorsed with written consent of
admr. "f deceased partner. Rond II sur
NiYinC partner IN sum Of $500 with
James W. Stewart as surety filed. Eler-
ti"n approved: bond approved and or
d"rcd recorded.
Estate If W. .. Flowers. decd. ApplI-
cation flied tor appointment OF admrX.
Bond $4,000 fllcd and approved. Appoint
mont mad": letters ordered and issued.
Inventory ordered and issued.
II. g.. l'rajt. guardian Of D. *. Allen IS.
HIS Ward. 1T al Proof OF publication
Of notice Of public sale Of real estate
filed order Of public sal" returned and
filed endorsed. Lot No. 275 sold tn
Joseph Holman for 800 and lot 276 sold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
FARMERS SHOULD BUY
fertilizer AND Lime

Farmers who expect to put In wheat
this fall should buy their fertilizer and
lime at once. of they have not already
done SO.
tinted effort among the farmers Of
Belmont county is necessary for the con-
troll Of the Hcssian fly. which is OF con-
siderable economic Importance through
this section.
l'rof. Parks, Of tho Ohio State univers-
ity who is a specialist on crop insects.
advises the seeding of all wheat in this
county on or after September 20. which
date is sufficiently late that the crop is
insured against the attack Of the fly this
fall. However. il one farmer seeds his
wheat on or after September % and his
ncighhor fails to take this prccaution.
the spring brood from the latter field
will probably infcst both fields. This
shows very clearly why it is necessary
for all wheat growers to observe the
late sowing date. September IS. which
happens 20 be the date Of maximum yield
in this latitude.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
BRIDGEPORT
CANNOT GUS!
TRACTION CD.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. July 3o.-Fcdcral
Judge john F.. Safer in n decision today.
refused the rcqhcst of Herman Schaff"r
city so"iIitor Of Bridgeport. Ohio. that
nc INST tho Wheeling Traction company
from the streets Of Bridgeport.
Safer hold that while the city has tho
right to Dust a traction company from
its streets If tho company has no fran
rhisc. tho Bridgeport council has taken
no legislative action 10 order the COM
ranv from the streets and until such
action is taken a court could do nothing
to Gust the company.
Cars Of tho company pass through
bridgeport cnroutc TO Martins Ferry.
Ecllairc and other smaller places, total
ling 10000 population.
The suit was brought by the village
after the car company had increased its
fares and after the expiration OF -
wear franchise granted N 1898.
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to Joseph Holman TOR S1nON. Sales con.
nrmcd and deeds recorded. PlalntllI
Huth"rizrd 10 accept purchase money IL
IN cash. Purchaser nrd"r~d suhr"EatCd
To all rights of holders Of liens herein
ordered paid. $li1m found du" Mary Flo
renee Allen on first mortgag" lien upon
premises DESERVED in her answer and
cross petition. $lnl.79 found to he value
Of dover (inchuatc) Of Mary Florence
Allen in promises sold To Vim. Scott. W.
II. Garlilr and J. {. George.
Estate Of Lewis W. Smith. decd. VIII
and application I" admit TO pr"bat" filed
with waivers If notice. Testimony OF
witnesses taken. reduced I" writing and
Rlrd Probate and record ordered. Cita-
ton ordered and issued To widow 10
make election under Will. Continued.
ApplcatI"n filed for appointment or ex-
ccuIrIX ~ bond required. Appointment
made. letters ordered and issued. lnren-
tory ordered. order issued.
Realty Deeds Piled.
Leroy r. Mcpherson TO Thomas Walk
or Lot .. ~. 20. 81 and % of Scar
Nlutm"i.r to tho Village Of East H"llo-
way. Si."0n.
Caroline I"chran to AlNa \. wilson
Part "f lot . IN Martins Ferry. $40.
Annie NrAnnInrh with Ed {. Mean
Martins Ferry, $40.
Mike freak and Mary freak To The ST.
CIrlIv ana Maphyd" RUSSIAN orthodox
Greek Catholic church of F"llatrc. North
half IF lot Il Of Bul-s Addition to Bel
larrr, $1,000.
George Webb and wife to +. r. and
Adaln" Myers Land in Pcasc Tp'
Sl9Hu
lanes \. Campbell and Louisa V.
Campbell to Mike ErchIk. North half OF
Lot 81 II, Eutrs Addition t" B"llair"'
$500.
f. i. Jones and Mar,ha N. Jones I"
Frank :. Cornw"ll. Lot AZ H. plat 81
In,t.... and McCdll"uEh To Rr"okSidc.
si7j.
Elizabeth T. Leo and Thomas w. lie"
TO Sarah VI. Coss. Land in BcIlarr". $40.
Probate Court.
Estate Of Ernjlmin Frazer, dec. lnHcn-
lorv fn"d. approved and ordered re-
corded
Estate Of Charles V. yelling. decd.
Npp.lcarIrn filed for order fixing add
,innnI amount Of collateral inh"ritanc"
tax due. Tan determined and ordered
paid.
Marriage Licenses.
irwin IIrndershot. Jr.. and Nellie
Lnrlrk ms. both of bridgeport
Albert Dratka Of GlcnCo. ana Rose
SIHX' Of Shadysidc.
Emil Pcc"ny If Bridgeport and Julia
VrjwuUdS Of Bcllalrc.
Common Pleas Court.
: New eases filed
George Turagus and George Maranjos
w. The American National Ere 1nsur-
nncc company Of Columbus Ohio, cor
;,uratrun. Action for money. Amount
ella mcd $l.2n0.
Gr,rGc T"ragos and G"org" Maranjos
vs. Tho Buctcyc National rirc 1nsur-
ancc company IF Toledo. Ohio, corpora
ton. Action for money. Amount
claimed $2.0nh.
.. John n,usscss vs.. Tho Industrial Com
r7iasIon Of ohio. Appeal.
Stcvn Hali"u,. vs.. TIL" Industrial Com
mission uf OHIO. Appeal.
Katherine Al"N9Li"r vs. y. Is. AIcN'
andCr Action for almony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
Now These Huns Will
Fight 1t Out in Court

BERLIN. Tuesday. July 30, (By III"
Associated Prcss.)-Dr. Karl HclfcriCh
tn" former vice chancellor. announced
To-day that having failed to induce
Matthias Erzbcrgcr 10 sue him. he will
cnlc. suit against Erzberycr. to prove
him liar and traitor and TO bring the
truth TO light"
CA Berlin despatch under date Of JUL
. reported that Or. Hclferch writing
IN the krcusc Icitung blamed the Reich
stays peace program OF July, 1917, faith
cred by ErzbarGcr. for the moral col
lapse OF tho German people DIR. Hell
frrIch charged that Erzbergcr had
staged a parliamentary revolution with
cut informing the government and ADDED
that Erzbcrgcr's course was undertaken
nj nc instigation of Count Czcrnip. then
AMslrO- IIunEarian foreign ministcr.(
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
TRUST THE AlGAIcAMS.

CORLENZ. July 5.-Civilians In Cob
l"nz have recently been bringing to lIgh'
their stores OF silvcrwarc and jeTelrS
which have been in hiding most OF the
tim" since the Americans came to Ger
many.
Preceding tn" American army OF occr-
patton were wild reports regarding the
khaki clad soldiers and most or IN"
civilians. expecting their homes 10 De
plundccrd. hurrlodly placed their falu-
ahlcs in safety deposit vaults IN inc
banks or in their backyarda.
Sow that tn" Germans have learned
10 trust tho Americans they arc telling
low and whore their treasure has been
hidden all these months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
TOBURY
=. HIS DAUGHTER

: .I-ndertakcr William Bradley or 'h'S
oAky has located the father oil Miss
NerEarct Ncdrlcks. who died som" tu''
ago al the North Wheeling h"Sp''Al 80
peritonitis. but tho parent haH
- Arrange TO the buria! "f inc
~ nraiilsr has had the body At ms
roo-1uc for nearly three weeks. II -
,r,bsIn,d md In good condition Al
Tho nrcscnt rrmc. \ few years ag" Mr..
I,ralII+y crnbalmed body and Kept u
q, his chapel for mnc months "'l"F'
having il inferred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
MedneadA1 Funerals.

Funeral s"rN'""s Ner" h"Id !'>'
afternoon FOR 'hr late MIS- Ray "'','''
Nuff, Nhu died a. tn" Fhty h"SP'''''
tcrmcnt wns in m" Rose HhI ''n'''
Funeral services were ais" NV"
to-day afternoon fer Alma tt'i,..'
vrar-uld daughter Of Mr. an" 49,
- Ininson Of West Wheeling. Th'
.,,t,a So,1 tr,Ern y housebCat aud was
crowned n ,hr OH" river.
- s.r,.;ce, for Raynnnd. seven m"nth
,,d ann of Mfr. and Mrs. Charles JUNK
r ~ Scns were held yesterday WIN
,,icrmcnt IN rhr Alexander ''n't"rE
at Ncffs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
Briefs.

Miss Doanc Crozicr of W"St twenty
third street. will go TO ParK"rShurg To-
day to visit relatives.
John McBrew Of Akron. Will arrive
hero Friday to visit Mr.. and Mr.
Charles SattCrfeld.
Mrs, Clyde Duffy has returned !" her
homo on Franklin street, from N"unCs-
town.
James Kinney Of Guernsey street Is
on visit to Columbus.
Mrs. I. II. stack will lcav" t"mnrr"W
for a visit with rrIativcs At Toledo.
Rhcy Thomas. Of tho Capitol ar
Company is on business trip I" DE-
truit. Michigan.
Mrs Ed sisIcy has Eon" I" L"r'
CITY, to visit for several days.
David Jones will lcar" n"N, week for
Atlantic city 10 attend 4 c"nt"r"nr" 81
representatives Of tn" Flint ';lhSsw"rh-
er's Union and manufacturers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
MURDERER ESCAPES;
COMMITS SUICIDE

KELLERTON. Ia, July 3o.-Roy
Emerson. Of erosion. Iowa. recently
convicted OF numbering his mother. ear
IS this morning escaped from guards
who were taking him to the Ringgold
college at Mount Ayr. and committed
suicide by hanging himself under
highway bridge two miles north OF here.
lTc used his coat for a rope.
EmcrsOnaccused Of beating his mother
To death with an iron brace. and throw
ing her body down an elevator shaft IN
their undertaking establishment at Crcs-
ton. last May, was convicted OF second
degree murder at Mount Ayr. on July -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July So.-Will
hays, chairman OF the Republican ma
tional committee who is being urged L.
become a candidate for governor Of In
diana, it is expected will announce his
plans at n meeting Of tho Indiana Re-
publican Editorial association which
VIII be held at Magncsia Springs. Ind.
next Friday. Mr.. Hays will make the
principal address at the editors meeting
and his friends here say he will an
nouncc his decision in regard to Tho
contest for nomination for governor
then. 1t is known that pressure is b."
ing brought to have him remain head OF
the national committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
Men, Team Ornanized.

Tho Rond Athletic Club baseball team
which made such "A fine record on tho
diamond last season. has been re-orGan-
izcd. James Mooney. who was recently
DISCHARGED from tho service. is tho man
ager Of the toam Tho aggregation is
made up Of the best players in Rellairr
and district. Games arc desired with
nrs,-rlass teams Of this part Of tho val
10y. Last season :hc team played eight
games. winning all ~ them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
ro p,an snnhau school convention.

Joseph Tcorman. Kenneth C. Cooper
and Charles Mayerr Roa"frr form COM
mittcc which will mako tho general ar
ranccmcnts for the annual Belmont
county Sunday school convention. which
will be held in Rcllairc. The convention
date has not Not b"cn selected. but Nh"
mcc,in. will likely be tho first week in
October. The general committee was
selected at a meeting Of local pastors
and SUNDAY school surorintrnd"nts held
AZ m, United Presbyterian church.
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Beare, Bridgeport Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

in Wheeling today after several weeks
visit with her aunt. Mrs. Charles Jack
lev. Of West Main street.
Born. a son. to Mr.. and Mrs. Lcnard
Maybcrry. cast Of town.
Miss Ida Patterson. Of Clifton street.
left. "Wednesday for several weeks visit
with friends and relatives at Sandusky.
Mrs. Dallas Douglass and two chill
drcn. Of Columbus. o.. arc visiting Mr..
and Ms. Joe Douglass. Of West Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Davcy and two
children. of JOY, O.. left for their HON"
today alter a few days visit with Mrs.
Tom Davcy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
Affair well Attended.

4 large number Of tn" members ana
the friends Of Tho congregation 81 81.
johns Lutheran church attended IN"
lawn fctc given ON tn" lawn "f IN" Ihr-
sonaEr. on North Fourth street. last
night under tn" auspices az the M m
hers of tho Ladies Md Society "i IN"
church. All spent an cnj"yahl" cN"h-
ing and those in 'hnrg" are we'll pleased
with tho natrOnagc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31

David H. Walker. former cashier q;
the belmont Saving and Loan assoria-
tion bank, states than an Independent
tclrphon" company should be formed in
f3cllairc for HON" usc III opposition -
tho Bell Telephone company. fic t.
licvcs that not only was tn" r"ront ratio
increase 10 tho icl"ph0n" company un-
warranted. but that thor" Is absolutely
no grounds for a still further incrcas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
Want Hays to Decline
Indiana Governorship

WASHINGTON, July 30.-Somc Of
tch Republican leaders in congress say
they arc apprcncnsivc of tn" pressure
being brought by Indiana Republicans
on Chairman Hays, Of the Republican
national committee 10 accept the nomi-
nation for governor Of his home state.
They arc bringing a counter pressure 10
bear on Chairman Hays on the ground
that his service should not be given To
one state exclusively, but that he should
continue his work for the party
nationally,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
Franchise May Go Over.

Council President John r. Kcysrr has
expressed the belief that the Wheeling
Traction company franchise. which has
been hanging fire for a year and hal:
without any definite action or Roadway.
may be held over for tho now city Coun.
ell to consider. G. p Billings. traction
.hcd. has asked council to either pass tho
ordinance or definitely reject II.