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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
LITTLET0N

Misses Roby and Opal Burch were
shopping in Wheeling Wednesday.
Mr.. William Ycatcr and family have
returned home after u few days visit
with friends in the country.
Mrs. d. \. Walker and little son OF
Grafton, spent Wednesday here with
friends.
Private Floto Loudcnslargcr has re-
turned homo from Camp Meade having
his honorable discharge aftcrc spending
the last year in service overseas.
Miss May Underwood has returned
home after short visit with friends
in Fairmont
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Clark and family
left Friday for their home in Mounds
willie after spending a few days here
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Melchcr and
daughter. Dclvera. Of hcclinE. attended
the funeral Of lose Mary Strasnidcr
here Sunday.
Miss Elydia Mcighcn has returned
ht me after short visit with friends in
hteIing.
Mrs. Pearl Kelley. of Wheeling. at
tended the funeral of her niece. Rose
Mary Strosnidcr here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ice. Of Smith
field. arc spending a few days here with
friends
Rose Mary Strosnydcr, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Strasnidcr. died at
her home here Friday. June 20, age ID
months. She was sick only two days.
Death was due to commissions. In tina
home she leaves to mourn her loss a
loving mother. one sister. Wanda May,
and her grandmother, Mrs. Rose Smith.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev.
Fogel Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and
intcrment was made in the Sand Hill
Ccmctcrcy.
Miss Lutte Miller has returned homo
after a short visit with friends in
Cameron.
Mrs. S. J. Lawlis left Monday for her
home in Rcnwood having been callet
here by tho illness and death Of l:tt!e
Miss Rose Mary Strasndcr.
Mrs Wayne EnciX and family are
spending n few days with friends in tie
country.
Mrs. Cliff Blodgett and two daughters
have returned homo after a short visi:
with friends in Hundred.
Mrs. Charles kimblc and family are
visiting friends in Pittsburgh, for a few
days.
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IRISH TAKE ONE
GERMAN INDUSTRY
Don't Have to 60 to Germany TO CT
Stained GLASS Any
More,

DUBLIN, May 2S.-Dublin has devei'
oped greatly the stained glass art INDUS
try and many churches which USED 10
get stained glass from Munich now get
It at home. The reputation Of irish glass
has been grown and extended beyond the
borders Of Ireland and windows nave
been supplied not only to churches IN
England. but across the Atlantic.
A remarkable window has just been on
exhibition in Dublin. 1t Is the memorial
which the Duke Of Connaught 10 putting
up in Ottawa to the memory Of the eight
members Of his Canadian stan who ieii
in the war. Tho window was desieneo
by young Belfast artist, Miss Geddes'
1t represents a procession OF soldier
saints, Longinus. Sebastian. Martin 70.
mund. Joan Of Arc and King Louis LED
by ST. Michael and ST. George ana iol-
lowed by King Arthurs knights. meeting
warrior escorted by the archanSe's
Gabriel and Raphael and the angels Oh
Death and Peace.
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Belmont

Mr.. r. J. Hatcher and son. oscar
were business callers at BarnesVille Sat
urday afternoon.
Henry Gatten was a visitor in town
Saturday.
s. D. Hatcher and son. Dclbert, were
Belmont callers one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Medley. OF
GAINESVILLE, visited at S. d. hatcher
Saturday and Sunday.
Jim Shultz and Glenn Yoe were Bel
mont callesr Saturday afternoon.
Thelma Masters visited friends at Bel
mont last week.
Mrs Beatrice Shaver and son visited
at Len Perkins Saturday and Sunday.
Albert Kemp visited at Byron kcmp's
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Milhoan and
daughter spent Sunday at the home Of
Dee Milhoan.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Burkhart and
children visited at ]. O. Cartoons
Sunday.
Mr.. and Ms. Frank Moore and son
visited friends near Cool Hill Sunday af-
tcrnocn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manly Kemp and child
rem visited at Victor kcmp's Sunday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Susie Mlhoan and grandson.
Lloyd Travis. were callers at Hunter
Monday afternoon.
Earl Brooks and Peter Lucas were
callers in this vicinity Monday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lucas passed
through this community Saturday.
Miss Alta Hatcher visited at Harvey
Hatchcrs Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Hatcher Is spending n few
days this week with her sister near
Hunter.
1 Mr.. James Owens was a caller in this
community Tuesday.
Harvey Hatcher was at eBmont one
! day this week.
Miss Lottie Wilson Is visiting friends
! in this vicinity this week.
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SISTERSV|LLE

Mrs. Sarah Clcndcrning and daugh-
ter. Miss Jessie. Of Wayncsburg. Pa,
are here to attend the funeral of their
son and brother. NJ. L. ClcndCnning.
James a. DagGs OF this city, is re-
ported seriously I'll at Cambridge
Springs. Pa. where h" and Mrs. Daggs
had gone to spend the summer.
Miss Hazel Collins Of Wheeling and
Harry McK"ndry Of Norfolk. Va. who
have hecn the guests of her sisters.
Mrs. w O. Griffin and Miss Frances
Collins. returned TO Wheeling today.
Sergeant Herman Marsh arrived in
the city this afternoon from Camp
Meade. Md. 70 visit friends.
Attorney ]. Fl. Mccoy and daughter,
Mrs. Harold Stephan, left this after
noon for New York on a business and
pleasure trip.
Attorney @. D. Smith Of St. Mary's
was in. the city short while today on
business.
Miss Virginia stanberry spent yes
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SHADYSIDE

II. Thompson. who has been spending
several months at Lancaster. Ohio. is a
business visitor here for few days
Mr.. VIM. Iams and children, OF North
Lincoln avenue. spent part Of the week
with relatives in Moundsville.
Seven automobiles were used Wcdnes-
day evening to carry n delegation Of
members of the ImCrnvcd Order Of Rcd
Men to Hunter. A jolly trip was report
ell after their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Haines. OF West
Forticth street. went this week TO Pal
mira. Ohio. to visit friends.
Mrs. T. r. Meek and younger children
of North Lincoln avenue. arc staying
for a few days on tho camp grounds at
Bethesda.
Little Beatrice Wiley, second daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Wiley. fell
from a porch Wednesday evening and
sustained a badly broken arm.
Mrs. c. l.. Bowen and two daughters.
the Misses katherine and Mary. arc
spending the end OF the week in Mounds
willie.
The Willing Workers Of tho Preshytnr-
ian church will meet next Thursday
evening with Mrs. 4. G.. Shaver, OF
Avondalc.
Local members Of the Grocers' Assoc
cif ton are Interested in an announce
mont that there will be series Of talks
10 the association by jobbers OF the
| Wheeling district. Shadysidc EroccrS
are urged TO hear tho first which will
h. given next Monday evening at the
home Of tho organization on tho third
: floor Of the National Bank building in
I Rtlluirc.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frazier and two
daughters. Misses Marie and Thclma.
have gone to New York and other east
! ern points. They are travelling in theiE
! own car. -.-,.-.. .......- ............-
John Miller and son, George, Of Avon.
dale, left Thursday for Norfolk. Va, to
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newell

The annual convention Of the
Churches Of Christ Of Hancock county
will bc held in the Church Of Christ.
Newell. Wednesday. July .. with sew
cral state Officers. including P. NJ.
Trout state Sunday school secretary,
and Rev. J. r. Clark. state secretary OF
tho Church of Christ association, pres
cnt.
Three scssions-9 a. m. lis and 7.l'
u. m.-will he held. At the evening
session a Christian Cndeavor rally will
be n feature Rev. J. J. Cole OF Wells
willie, O., will make an address at This
service
Among tho speakers on tn" program
arc Roy. J. r. Clark. or Charleston:
DR.. Alice Swancy. Of New Cumberland
Rev. James T. RidGclcy. Of New cum
berIand: Rev. T. Y. Gallagher. Of Ches-
ter. Mrs, ]. w. Wells. of Newell o. z.
Haeslctt. OF Holidays Cove, and W. H.
Fields. of Wheeling.
Robert Davis. driver or the ). A.
Davis grocery truck. was recovering
Friday from injuries sustained Thurs
div afternoon when the motor truck
unset and was wrecked here. In at
tempting 10 got his machine out OF the
'strect car tracks the wheels skidded on
the wet pavement. with the result that
the truck turned over.
Although lightning struck electric
power wires in Newell during the cleo
trical storm Thursday afternoon, little
damage resulted.
Oscar NcwIen, found not guilty OF
disordcrly conduct in a trial before the
circuit court at New Cumberland was
released from custody.
Tho third degree was conferred upon
-. class ~ candidates Friday evening by
Clark lodge. Odd Fellows.
Daniel Shpckler. at present assistant
assessor. and Harry Rowe. former dep
utv sheriff. Thursday announced they
would he candidates in 1920 for the Re
publican nomination for assessor in
Hancock county. Charles Jackson. Of
Chester. Is the present assessor.
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terday in Wheeling visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. ]. c. Morrison, VINO 20
undergoing treatment at the ohio wi
ley General hospital.
Bert Noll has gone to Mariet'A' "
be ut the bedside Of his wife VINO un.
dcrwcnt an operation at a hospilal a.
that place last week.
Stacel Piercy, who recently returned
from overseas where he served eese
al months with the 3l4th flcld AF.'
lery. is back at his desk in the I!leF
County bank.
s. A. Smith of Newark. Ohio. Is the
puost of his aunts. the Misses Blanche
and Josephine Way. Of McCop Heights.
Mr.. Smith has just been discharged
from the army, having served iof
eighteen months In Franco.
Melvin De Grootc. who has been VS.
,t:ng at his home here for the pact ten
days, returned today to PITTSBURGH
Pa. .
James Clarke of Cambridge, o.. IS
in the city visiting his brother. Aool-
sor 4. Clarke. He will remain until
after the Fourth of July cclcbration.
DR.. w. +. Stathers and son Hugh s.,
who have been visiting relatives IN
S,stersville and in the interior OF the
county during the past week. left To-Day
for their home at Buckhannon.
Earl Thcoencn and Jake Young re-
II rncd this morning from Charleston
from which city they drove new Hud-
son Supcr-Six Exceedingly bad ROADS
were encountered on the trip between
better roads were found between mere
ard parkcrsburg.
The formal transfer Of the traction
line between this city and New Mar
tinsviIIc from the Union Traction COM
rary TO the Sis,crsville and Now Mar
tinsvilln Traction company organized
hy Boston interests. will probably take
place about July l. At the SAME time
the sam" interests will take over inc
! power plant. which will be operated
I,r:drr the name OF tn" West Virginia
ItCh, 4 Power Company.
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new MATAMORAS

Mrs. Stella Davenport. Of philadelphia
is the guest of her sister Mrs George
Monteith.
George Machctanz was business Wis
itor at Middlebourne Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Pool. Of Jolly. was calling
on friends in town Wednesday,
r NJ. Cunningham went TO East LiH-
erpool Wednesday to sec his sister. Mrs'
Arthur Ellis, who has been very III.
Lois Dye. OF Jolly was visitor IN
town Wednesday. o.
Harry Donnally has returned TO ms
homo in wheeling after few day >
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. George Harvey was shopping /"
Wheeling Wednesday.
Mr.. Walter Newman OF Moundsville'
10 q guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Newman.
r I. Hanlon left for Kentucky We'd
nesday evening where he has employ
ment.
Charles Kettle. Of Pittsburgh. is spend
ing a few days with friends in town.
Asher Rinard and son MILFORD. or
wlngett, wcr business visitors In town
Thursday.
Nathan Barr left Wednesday evening
for the Kansas oil fields where he Will
be employed.
c. E. Sutton and son wayne returned
Thursday to their work in the OIL rleid
near Antioch after spending couple OF
days at home.
Earnest Amos, Of Friendly. who trav-
els for the John s. Naylor Co. OF Wheel
ing was calling on his trade IN town
Thursday.
Harry Hoffman was business visit
or at Parkersburg this week.
MIN Martin. who has employment at
Beech Bottom, spent a few days at
home here.
Charles Schley, who Is employed at
Hazlewood. Pa. Is spending a few days
with his family here
Mrs c. T. Riley Is the guest Of her
daughter. Mrs. William Galbreath at
Woodsfeld.
Earnest Little, who Is employed In the
oil field at Cameron. W. Va. Is spending
a few days at home.
J. D. Bowman, Of Salem Hall. was a
bu sness visitor in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Best. Of Marietta were
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South Sids Personals.

Mrs. Harry L. Bond Is quite III IL the
Ohio Valley General Hospital.
Mr.. Joseph Zitmann Of the South Side
has just returned after spending the
weekend in Pittsburgh.
Sergeant Edward Armbrecht OF Sout
Jacob street. who Is now located 81
Camp Mills. N. Y after many months
service overseas, Is expected to return
home within the next few days
Miss Nellie Dugan Of South Eon
street, who underwent an operation At
the Ohio Valley General Hospital few
days ago, is reported to be improving.
Miss Irene Schafer Of Fairmont Is the
guest Of friends on Thirty-seventh
street
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ruests Thursday and Friday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cochran, OF
Grandview avenue.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Baptist
church met Thursday night at the home
of Mrs. w. Z. Adamson. Delightful re-
freshmcnts were served at the proper
hour.
w. A milestone returned Thursday
from a few days visit with his son.
Donald. at West Union. Mrs. milestone
will return later.
Captain and Mrs. Carl Edwards re-
turned Thursday from three day visit
with his brother, Philip Edwards al
Newport.
Mrs. Earnest Little, who has been in
tho Ohio Valley hospital at wheeling
for several weeks past returned home
this week greatly improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
BOYCOTT ON GERMAN
COMPOSERS REMOVED

ROME, May 28.-1talians have not Tor
many months boycottcd German music.
Works Of Wagner, Beethoven and other
celebrated German composers afo con-
stantIy the attractions In Ronlo music
halls. A recent program consista6 Of
Beethoysn.s -Affh- symphony. WAgnNEg
aDte Miestsfsinger Won Npraabefk 81
hio TAnnAAnooe oxo9t1EA 8 1
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Kiddiaa Mnmaroua.

Despite the fact that during the past
week nearly every afternoon it has
rained there are always more than
hundred children about the Center
Warwood Fairgrounds. When 1t rams
they go under the awning and in ne
spacious shed and wait for the show
ers to blow over There has been an
unusually large number of Riddles at
the grounds each afternoon and even
ing this year and not only do the chill
dren enjoy the grounds. but grownnps
as well enjoy sitting in the park-hKe
place in the cool Of the evening.
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NARNOOD
No A1lNirht Rtko.

There will be no overnight hike Oh
4he Taoy Scouts OF troop IS this evening
a originally planned owing 10 'he
heavy rains OF the past tew Gay,
Anont fifteen boys OF the troop had
Manned 10 leave this evening about
o,elock for over the hills and return
tomorrow, but this has been postponed
one week.
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.R~nolds-Pritchard.

Lieut.. L. f. Reynolds Of Grape Island,
and Miss Mildred Pritchard, OF ClarKs-
burg were quietly married last Ihors-
dav afternoon at the home OF the
brides parents. Rev. and Mrs. NJ. F.
Pritchard, Rev. NJ. A. Workman officia-
ting. They will make their home at
Grape Island. Both bride and groom
are well known in this city.
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1oys smell Wa+smSloas.

When several carloads Of watermelons
arrived at the produce houses along the
creek yesterday afternoon, many boys
of this section Of the city gathered near
the car when they were opened. The
boys tried to get past the guards In an
effort to get a melon for their own en-
ioyment. but were unsuccessful. The
lads are getting to be such frequent Wis
itors around the yards that the railroad
GODS threatened to arrest them.
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PLAY Rules TOMORROW.

The warwood A. c. baseball team
win clash with one Of the fastest teams
Ia tha Ohio valley tomorrow afternoon
on the tunnel Green grounds, when the
Rules A c. Of Wheeling will be met
The game will no doubt be an interest
ing one as the locals have been play
ing a great game and hope TO come
home tomorrow evening with another
victory. Buchhannon or Stewart Will
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EntartAtn IAdie1.

Last evening. Mrs. Joseph Hydinger
Of Mozart Hill entertained the officers
Of the Ladies' Auxiliary Of St Paurs
church with a supper. which was given
at her home on Mozart Hill. Charming
appointments were in evidence
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ST. MARYS


Mrs P. s. Tarbox delightfully."- enter
tanned the members Of the ladies OF the
Volunteer Society OF the Presoyter;an
church. at her home on Second street.
Thursday afternoon.
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nsna1 cnureh servtees.

The usual church services will be Cd
served tomorrow in the respective
churches and II weather permits the
services may be held out OF doors IN
the evening. Sunday schools VIII De
conducted in the morning.
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The lawn fete given the members OF
ma women's' Social club Of the Corpus
Christi church concluded their series
Of lawn fetes last evening with one OF
.ene largest crowds Of any Of the three
ntxhts the 2stes have been held 1t Was
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A community sing and movin g-picture
entertainment was given Thursday even
ing on the Firty-sixth street play
grounds, under the auspices Of the Y. NJ
G. A. Elmer G. Noelzle led the singing.
There was a crowd Of more than LOU
persons present
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z1nrznnallow Toast

A number OF the members OF the w.
W. club went on weiner and marsh
naIlow- toast last, evening up the RIVER
and ali-declared they had good Tune.
There were about twenty young people
IN the party and they left at o'clock
lrNfurninK at 1880.
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SOUTH SIDE
gpringtime Club.

A select dance was given by the
Springtime Club in the Arion Hall. at
Main and Twentieth streets. last even
ing. The dance started at 8 o'clock.
while orchestra music was furnished for
the dancing.
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Attending CnautauauA

A large number Of local persons are
attending the meetings and perform
ances al the Redpath chautauqua- In
TheeiinG. each afternoon and evening.
and they all have the highest praise
for their work. Tonight the Cnocolate
Eoldief1' will be presented.
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TO H Ordained.

Peter Holman, well-known local
young man. will be ordained to the
priesthood this afternoon at George
town University at Washington. d. e.
and on Sunday will read his nrst mass
at 1915 o'clock At tho St Alphons!s
church.
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were honored last evening when q big
homecoming program was carried out
on the Twenty-sixth street Fairgrounds
for them. The program was composed
Of various activities in which the re-
turned heroes took part Ambrose HabIg.
councilman Of the Sixth ward, delivered
the address Of welcome
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originally planned 10 have the affat
bur two nights but Thursday night De-
ing such a bad night it was decided I"
carly on for another evening.
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An important meeting Of the Mems
Club, a recently organized group Of the
Chapline Street Methodist Episcopal
church, was held last evening in the
basement of the church. The primary
object Of this clubbing together OF the
men is for the purpose Of increasing So
ciability among the memberS-
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Fourteen hfoung men Of the South
eide who y ked with the army. navy
and n,arlns be during the rsssnt war.
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WANTED
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EMPLOYMENT
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DOCTORS 900 practice for,alo k,,.,.'
no competition; town TOO. Aer-.I,,,4
high school, city water electricity an
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ZION drugs, office equipment in,ur..,.
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EXECUTIVE

with several years experience all
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for two days only. Box LII. Tulsa
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