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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
SOLDIER NOTES

F,nlis Sims wns accepted NJ inc army
recruiting office yesterday for ScrVlr"
with the American forces in France he
WAS forwarded TO tn" Columbus Dur
racks.
Thc mast week proved tn b" good ono
n, tho army recruiting office. City build
,ny hplf dozen recruits passing III"
examinations and being forwarded 10
Tho Columbus barracks
Ed Patterson, who was severely Gass"d
wbi,c with the Sammlcs in France, has
received his discharge and has returned
to his home ut kloc. His eyes arc re-
! nortcd to- he very bod as a result Of the
gas
Richard Grace. Rcllair" High school
rr,du,tc has received his discharge and
! has returned 10 his HON" at Glencoe.
James Hcrkonhcrry has returned t."
his homo in South !cllairc. receiving his
discharge after returning from overseas.
Roger Leach Charles Schilffor and
| Richard Knvser. thr"c R"llairc boys.
among III" first halr dozen from her" 10
enlist arrived in Erw York Friday with
oIhcr members If tho Rainbow division.
They expect thcir discharge within the
| next VITO weeks.
Charles Sims. who received s"voral
| wounds while in IN" ov"rsr%s service.
has been discharged and has returned TO
| his h"r" hero.
Tho army recruiting nfiirr. 'T'r build
! Ing. cinc" nnoninr l"se than ,hr"" weeks
nro. has ar""r;nd md forwarded about
! - mon IN ihr Columbus barracks.
| 4 mooiinr nr III" R"llairc Chanter.
Veterans nf tho. Word War ie 10 be- hold
Friday cv"rin- y, thr headquarters. In
rbc rnr,m"-ci"r club huilfing. \ dol"-
INTO will likely hN selected Ia attend tn"
! national convention next month at ST.
| Louis.
\ -nunc man has boon accented! ~ III"
army rnrrriiiin~ ~crvicr hcre fer duty as
! n motorcycles driver. Two motorcycles
| with ei1ccars arc 20 "" nrorid"d m &c
| ciet with tho recruiting n tho stations IN
'hc Columbus district. nf which Rcllair"
S ono.
| ~. +. g Wright. who was 'rantair
~ the medical cnrrS nf tn" army an1
| who srcnt nearly Nv" years IN hatiI"-
, fcGs or Tranrc. has returned tn hi"
rr"riiro hcr"
r'r~t -C'res Private V0itcr V. Smith
e III" "rrrv r""r"itirr office. CITY build
ing ~" r"st week hHe hcon r"ttinr M
",anv nnSi"rs IN towr~ md Villages IN
belmont county tr holm stimulate re-
quitting.
c"rr"nnt Nnn lava ~-"p or Tho army TO-
"rriirr "r'lcr. n"~t wrnk Is 10 visit
W""dSh"ld Tcal1evi11" Rnrrcsvtllo War-
mock Tarnn,n. G. CIairGviIlc md May
narh in tho intornsi Of recruiting.
Colonel Smith. ri HE Columbus bar
| rH"kr. IN" commanding officer NJ thn
"uXiliarv recruiting stations. visited thr
Vocal station vne'crdnv TTc WIS we'll
"atisfnd with Tho work at tho local de-
NOT
Local hnys who arc homo from service
are TO take part in the big Liberty Loan
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Bridgeport Briefs,

William Hubble. national auditor. Of
the Journcyncn BARRIERS union. is spend
ing n few days in this vicinity on bust
ness.
George Holman. Of Cambridge. Ohio.
has returned home after week spent III
this city on business.
The Fratrrnal Order OF Eagles Of this
city will hold their regular meeting to-
morrow evening.
c. Q. Woodcock. OF this city has pur-
chased n now Maxwell touring ca;.
Friends OF Miss Geneva Hollcr will be
pleased to learn that she is improving
after her recent illness.
Melvin Brady will return to this place
today after spending Sunday with his
f'mily at GAINESVILLE.
Four weeks from today and King Al
Icohol will have seen his finish, so far as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
FIRE DAMAGES
COFFEE HOUSE
TWO Firemen injured While Fighting
Early Morning PRO.

A Greek coffee house on East Han
over street, and the Pennsylvania rail-
road tracks. w;Ls gutted by flames. and
tho entire contents Of tho first and sec
oud floor rooms was completely destroy
cd by fire al an early hour YESTERDAY
n rnIng. and two members Of the local
fir. dcpnrcmcnt were injured while try-
ing 20 save the property.
An alarm from box 81. at the corner
Of Hanover and Second streets. called
the department out yesterday morning
at 2:l5 O'Clock, ana after lhr ire had
been extinEuishcd as was supposed. the
men returned 10 their homes. Another
call from box %. corner Of Hanover ana
Fourth streets, called them out again NJ
I-l5 and il was found that the same old
place was again blazing mcrrily. Car
rett Kidney. member OF the North
End fire company. had rib broken. and
was carried To his home on North Fifth
street. i'll an unconscious condition, as
result Of n fall. and Howard Fick"rs. or
the same company. was severely shock
I'd by coming in contact with bare
electric wire The building burned is
tho old Parker property on Hanover
street. and is said TO ne covered by in
s,Irancc, and tn" contents wcrc insured
by the James Freeman agency TO the
amount Of Sl.00n.
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to meet Friday evening at the office on
Union street. The matter OF max nS
some repairs To the schools during III,
vacation will be taken up.
A meeting of the principals OF the
public schools will be held tomorrow
Nelson and plans will be made for the
closing of schools.
Supt. Nelson. Of the public schools.
returned Saturday from Langs. Monro"
county. where on Friday night he dclir-
cred the address al the commencement
exercises.
There was pie social and cake walk
held at the Brooks Run school Friday
evening that proved TO be enjoyable 30
the many who were present
Supt. Nelson on. Tuesday will subm'
his report covering the public schools
4 baseball game will be played this
week at tho Sixteenth street grounds b.
tween the Senior and Junior class teams
TO determine the High school champion
ship. The Freshman and SopohmurG
teams have been defeated thus far
Announcement will he made Monday
Of the honor pupils of the graduating
class Of the High school. The two hay
ing the highest average grade for The
four year term will speak at Commence
mcnt as will the two having the highest
average grade for rhe entire High school
term.
The sessions OF the national cCnrcn-
ton of Flint glaSSworkers 10 be held
here in July will be at the High school
auditorium.
The work on the new Indian Run
hscool is about completed and ii will b"
one of the finest buildings III the Valley.
1t will not be put into use until next
Fall
There Is talk Of the Shadyside High
school being abandoned. This would
greatly enlarge the enrolment in the
local High school
Albert Long is busy al the pres nj
time engraving the names on tho dip
Tomas Of the Dcllaire High school grad
yates. \ class Of about - will graduate
The Commencement will be Thursday
evening. juno S. The alumni banquet
I for the graduates will be held III" fol-
lowing evening.
The Wolnans auxiliary Of tho City
hospital has been given the contract to
serve the alumni banquet AT the Gravel
Hill school the evening Of June i.
The Senior class OF the High school
meets Monday evening after school tn
select three speakers for the Commence
mcnt exercises.
organized two baseball teams. Thomas
Cook. Jr.. is the manager OF the ''iirst'
, Tho boys Of the st. Johns school have
Members OF the botany and aEr:cul-
team.
ture classes Of the local High school
have planned for Il number of field trIrs
between now and the closing of Tia"
school.
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LIBERTY LOAN
DRIVE BEGINS
. "A 4 p y
IN BELLAIRE
I1eettng Of Captains and canVassers at
City Building Tonight.

Bcllaire's Victory loan drive will h'
launched today. TIL" opening OF th'
drive by the canvass"rs follows werE
sos biz features and preparations. the
tank. 136th field artillery band and Other
interesting features wer" given last
sweek preparatory 10 tho drive
Carvasscrs today will begin on thf
shouse 10 hous" campaign. which IL tx
spected to result IN he city SURPRISING
ats quota Of approximately $'"".o'n'
Bellairr in all previous dri;eS Ut TINS
character has answered most excellent!
tand has gone .,'r beyond the goals SEE
'The same is expected To be true Of the
present campaign.
George W. Yost. chairman of the Bel
flaIre committee. last evening announced
tthere would be big netting OF the cap
ttains and canvassers held tonight at the
'city building.
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TWP. SCHOOL
To GRADUATE
% THIS YEAR
Friday was Last Day Of School--Con1-
mencemen Next Friday.

Fifty boys and girls are to graduate
from the Pultn"y township schools next
Friday evening when comm"nCemcnt -cx-
erciscs are held at the Ncff school. The
term was Gu, to eight months this year
due To- the shortage of funds. Prof.
Comstock Of The BclIairc High school
is TO give the class address and Mr.. +.
0. Wise. president of the township
school board is to present the diplomas.
The program for the commencement
and the class roll follow:
Invocation ....... Rev. ~. w. Manning
Star SrlanEl"d Banner. ...... Audience
'' %"ith....... Vida Dawson
Papa Was Stumpcd. $780,. Alton Wright
rh.iaudrr Erld:ng's Mistake. Ruth Wise
Solo-"A Little Bit Of Honey"
Mary johnson
Banford's Burglar Alarm. Helen krHls
Grafton America 800. Neal Hess
Thu. Switchan's Story. Edna May Strong
England and America. ..............
............. William K!nd"lbcrs"r
Solo ...............J James t.. MckCen
Essay-Futurc Demands of American
Manhood ........ John Andrew Peril
City Cousins. .....-..--. Kenneth B"ls
6urdocks Goat. opa laFT
The Soul of tho Violin. Bertha Swarrz
Solo ...............,.J james L. Mexican
Class Address.
......... Prof. Comstalk. Bellaire. ..
presentation or SPrllt lCIlcS
$50. Mr.. f. .. Wise. Pres Board Ed.
America Audience
Rnnediction ........Rev. w. 4. Reed
Class Roll--Bcrtha Swartz. William J.
Ltttl"tnn. Waited ". Roth. Jessie Ada
lin" McNrin. Edna May Strong. Joseph
r. Mckain. Martha Dietrich, Palinc
Wolfe" William k!ndelh"rsrr. Charles
Henderson. Kenneth Hercules. Opal Parr.
Brrnicn Meek. k"nnth BurnEnrdncr. Vera
MCCorkle. Edgar Dunlap. Mill" sutton.
Ed!th DevauI. Mary johnson. Caroline
ko'lik. Mary Melee. Arthur Robinson.
Lawrnnce Workman. Verona kaIenich.
lrena Smith. G;rn"virnc Happier. Esther
h"nIr"dy. Alton Wright. otto Mchlmanr.
"'f-' rr"-SCn. Harriet t:"cnlcc. Eliza
beth Citizen. Elsi" Clark. Albert Wise.
trrul Auli. Toy rarhrt. Loretta Fattcr-
son. Ruth Wise. Helen krris. John Rus
sell Campbell. Anna JnSprr. William An
drew Sells. Louie y. Srhrnk. Pos1ly Fla
huta. Eva r.. Johnson. Kermit Lewis
Wright. BmII John kohut"k Cornelius
Howard Hess. John Andrew Peril. keS-
meth Belt.
Other School Notes.
Friday saw the close Of the eight
month Of tho Rcllairc schools. Tho
grade period ended Friday and gradua
tons from the senior class will be de-
tcrminnd on the grades up to this time.
The Pultncy township school board Is
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1,ectura Recital Club Concert

The second Of the series Of concerts
under the auspices Of the Martins Ferry
Lecture Recital club will be given IN the
First Presbyterian church on South
Fourth street tomorrow evening. The
entertainers will be Chalres A. Mcbride.
celloist. Mrs. Joseph c. Altomond. piano
ist and Miss Georgiana Rudgc. who has
spent some time in the various training
camps of tho country entertaining SOL
dicrS, as the contralto.
Martins Ferry Briefs
Nearly all of the members OF the
United Presbyterian church participates
in the communion services at the church
yesterday morning.
The regular meeting Of the Alphi Pi
fraternity Of this city will be held in
their rooms on Fourth street tonight.
Sam Dennis has announced himself as
a candidate for a member OF council al
Tho coming Republican primaries. -
Fred Strain left for Moundsvillc yes.
terlay evening. after spending Sunday
with relatives here
Wilbur Scabright returned to Ply
bursh Yesterday after a few days u
with his parents on North Fifth stree
a. B. Gilmore has been removed Z
home after several weeks illness a
hospital.
Judge George Cooke Of Chicago
has arrived in this city for short
with his cousin. Attorney George
Mrs. James Sinclair. OF lndlan9.
is visiting al the home or DR.. ana
John S. Monks, on Walnut street.
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mr.. J. ". corbett Dead.

Mrs. james W. Corbctt. wife Of II"
we'll known INSURANCE" man. died AT her
h"inc at Thirty eighth and Nobl" streets
yesterday morning at 4 o'clock. lIcuI n
followed Il lingering illness. She recent
~ underwent an operation at tho Bell
afro hospital, but was removed Ia her
homo when ii was determined that her
condition become no better. Sh" was
aged about so years and was a devoted
member OF III" First Methodist EpiSco-
pal church. she is survived by her hus-
band and five daughters. Funeral SIR.
vices will probably be- held on Tunsd1y
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Local Boy Dead.

William Frederick. son or Nj. and
Mrs. Paul Bluhardt. died at the home Of
his brother. Paul Jr.. on Virginia street.
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. follow
ing a brief illness Of complications. He
was in The 18th year Of his age and is
-rcry we'll known in this city. Funeral
services over the remains will be con-
Quoted tomorrow afternoon at o'clock,
in charge OF Rev. Otto Wendell, Of St.
Paul's Lutheran church. Of Bridgeport
and the remains will be laid at rest in
Riycrvicw cemetery.
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Mama Honor Pupils.

Today Principal Floyd l'racond OF
the high school will announce honor pbb-
piis Of the senior class who stand hikh IN
EST in the average grades for the high
school term. as well as for the iaSl year
nupiis with the highest uverac" for ne
FOUR year term will BIZ speakers ut the
commencement exercises. and the two
having tho highest grade AVERAGES io'
the last year in school will also SPEAK
Tho t"niGr class meets after school To-
dav to select three other speakers for
Commencement. and tho high school
faculty Tuesday will select the remain
ing three.
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Odd Fellows Celebrate

Firth street was crowded to its utmost
capacity. yesterday afternoon. with the
crowds Of the members Of Belmont City
lodge Of Odd Fellows and their friends.
at which time the one hundrcdth ami
versary of the order was celebrated with
suitable exercises. The program which
had previously been prepared was car
ried out. and the memorial sermon was
preached by the Rev. r. \. Sharpe. pas
tor of the Christian church. and his talk
was highly enjoyed by all who attended.
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All complaints Of nondenvery
Of Tho Irtell1gencer viii DO ad-
tusted by notifying the Birds
News Agency, South Fourth st.,
Martins Ferry, Ohio. 6s
Two Drinks and TWO Assaulters.

Two men were placed behind The
hars Of rhr local bastilc Saturday night
charged VIII drunkenness. John lscs,
chong wa one Of the victims OF olo
Inbn RarIcvcCrn while John Conway
was thr other Dave Bowen and rom
uanlin were both arrested on charges OF
assault. All Of the quartet Will DC
given hearings to-day.
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Smith 70 Columbus,

First Class Private Walter Smllh
who has bee none Of the men IN ch"tS
nf the army recruiting office at the
city building. was called 10 Columbus
barracks yesterday. Recently, his en-
iistmcnt expired and he asked for dls.
charge. II is understood that ms III
~ the barracks was TO receive his dis.
charge. Just who will succeed HIM al
the local office is not yet Known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
Fair md Festival.

Tho fair and festival. which is ocing
Rcnrfii Association OF the Macabees OF
ibis civ al ,hr Arnory hall. was open
I'd Saturday evening. with good crowds
in attendance. The affair will extend
throughout tho entire week. and tho pro
cccds will BE- used Ia supply float lot
the ladies in the homecoming ccleora-
ton parade on June 2lst.
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Holiness Convention Hare.

A National Holiness contcn,ion is 10
hc held this week at the South Hrllnirc
Methodist Episcopal church. beginning
Tuesday evening. -Four of tho b"st
known evane"liSlS Of the country arc
scheduled to conduct the runv"ulI,.n
The event is one Of SIX smaller oucs be-
ing conducted from California Ia N",y
York by the National Holiness team Bin.
congregations ar" expected. To aIl"aJ
each of the services
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Awe Pageant Tomorrow

Grade pupils uI the First Ward school
hulJIng will present tn" patriotic pas-
cam. TO Arms For Liberty. tomorrow
evening. II will be given At the School
auditorium which Will undoubtedly De
hacked. The main characters. represent
ing the Allied nations in the recent war
viii enter the play i'll the order ihG ma
lions entered the war. RchcarsalS have
been under way for some time under Inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
Gambling Joint Raided.

Members Of tho local police force.
made another raid on an alleged gam
bling house in tho North End Of this
city yesterday, morning. and arrested
George Conis. charged with keeping a
gambling house, and Steve CALAIS. Nick
Pandcras Andy Pnpos and Nick Mitchell
rs tho players. All arc Greeks. and Will
get a hearing before Mayor Ralston In
police court this evening al I:3O O'CLOCK.
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Citizens Bidine Their Time.

The cunccnSus nf opinion among tho
majority Of the citizens Of Tho commit
nifty who have tho interest of tho town
n heart srcms tn hc 10 let the. matter
Of nov. fire equipment for tho place rcst
for n litti" time now, and t!Fn their at
tcniipn to the coming municipal election
and 500 If tho matter cannot BE- moro
r"adily and effectively solved in that
way
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BARRIERS Union Official Hero.

William Hubble. who is the national
auditor Of tho BARRIERS union. is spend
ing few days visiting in this place on
business connected with tho orGnniza-
tinn and will be present At the meeting
Of tho local union which will be held
here this evening. There is no doubt
that most of tho members will be pres
cnt TO meet the Official.
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Loan Meeting To.ui1ht.

Liberty Loan committee. has called a
meeting Of Ill of those in charge OF the
canvassin; for subscriptions In the city.
To be held in the Board of Trade rooms
on South Fourth street. this evening at
7:30 o'clock, and il is hoped that some
report Of The progress which has been
made in the campaign to date. may be
given out at the conclusion Of the meet
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Rtde Club to Meet.

All Of tho mnmhrrs Of the Rife club
Of this city ar" cxnrctcd To attend on
important meeting which has been called
10 take place in Tho club rooms in the
basement Of tho rrStofficr building this
evening. Some matters Of interest 10
tho club members Will hn discussed. The
members nf tho Junior club will hold an
other shoot in their medal contest. fol-
lowing which tho older members will
shoot in their souvenir watch fob con-
t,St
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Lansing Child Dead.

Charlotte, IN" %-ycarold child Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Davis nf Stop -. LINN
sing. died Al tho homo Of tho parents
Saturday evening at o'clock following
n short illness.
Funeral services will hc conducted to-
morrow morning At mao O'clock with
intrrmcnt at linwccd cemetery
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Shot Self In Kneo,

i man giving the name Of Jack Glenn
ems. and haling from Wrllsburg. ". Va.
was taken TO tho local hospital yesterday
morning at o'clock suffering with
gun shot wound in his left knee. The
man is said TO hav" been under the In
fIuencc of liquor and admitted having
inflicted the wound himself. DR.. G. B.
Mcsserly attended him and he is not In
a dangerous condition.
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Elks Meeting Tonight

The weekly meeting of the Benevolent
and Protective Order Of Elks Of this city
will take place in their building on North
Fourth street this evening. and a large
number of the members are expected to
be present 4 social hour will be enjoyed
subsequent to the regular business scS-
sion Of the order.
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The Majestic shows will 10 nj Tho
Sixteenth street grounds all This week
under auspices of the Rallair" fire. d.
pareincnt. In all there vii he twelve a.
fractions in addition /" Tho usual con
ceSslunS and other events. The Rov;,l
Italian band will furnish music and " II
give concerts each evening on the street
before the opening "i Ihr shows. Eg
crowds are expected at the grounds
each night.
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Boat Ride Tonight.

A moonlight excursion on inc stea!n
hv 1bc convention committee Of Flint
Gipssworkcrs. An orchestra Will fur
nish music and render program W
dance SELECTIONS. Refreshments VIII DE-
sold on tho, boat and Eencrn, E ,.b(,
n a,-e'' cynccjcd to attend. Already many
tickets have been sold.
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Tuo Rows Enlist,

Saturday was IL good day nj the army
recruiting office. There were four ap-
nlicants for enlistment in The SrrFlcc'
Rut only two OF them succeeded IN pass
inr the examinations. The Two were
DeSnatio Naurcsfn and Eblis Sims. Both
selected the infantry branch Of service
Tho overseas force. They will be sent
to the Columbus barracks.
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Tho members Of thc class OF 1918 Of
the local high school will hold n class
dance ut tho Duncan studio. in Wheel
ing. Wednesday evening Of this week.
and all Of tho members Of tho class will
probably h" on hand at this event. rs a
very enjoyable time has been promised
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Steel workers Meet

4 meetlng ur sumu Of 'lhc employees
of the Carnegie steel works plant Of TINS
city was held III the Golden Eagle hal'
on Thirty-ScCond street yesterday alter,
noon Frank Lcdvinka, wee prcSlueH'
of the miners, gave ali address.
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The regular meeting Of the local lodge
OF Junior Mechanics will be- held in tho
rooms Of the Hcinlcin building this nvc-
ming md tho prcscnc" Of MI ri tho NOM
hers is desired as several matters Of i'm
pnrtancc will he considered.
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Hua Arrests,

lIivo arrests wore made BY The Bet
lairc noiicc Saturday night and SUNDAY
The charges were drunkenness: d'soF-
derry conduct and lettering. Inc OF
Tenders will face Mayor CulOertson ia
police court this morning.
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pritJsh Relief Society

Tho members Of the British Relief
society Of this city will hold a, meeting
at the Welsh Congregational church on
South Fourth street. tomorrow evening,
and Mrs. Conner Samucls. Mrs. Palmer
and Mrs. Ward will be the hostesscs for
tho occasion.
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Belaire Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and Ohio Side Views

Crisweil, we'll known local soldier boy.
who gave his life for his country, in
the fighting in France. Practically all
of the returned soldiers Of the town were
present in a body 10 do honor to their
comradc, and a touching tribute to the
memory Of the departed was given by
The pastor Of the church, Rev E Z.
Schihz
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Wednesday Afternoon Club Meeting.

A meeting of The members Of the We'd
ncsday Afternoon club will he hold at
the homo Of Mrs. William Kuhn. on Ben
nett street. Kirkwood. Wednesday after
noon IT this week. and all who attend nrc
promised n fine time. Members arc OK?
pcctcd to attend without further notice.