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The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
who's Looney Now.

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You would imagine that man
who was engaged in guarding luna
tics would have a little sense him
self.
But-Thursday night on street
near Keith's, Ed Perks and several
other soldiers were showing the
theater-g goers how it looks tor be
drunk.
One of the party was too soused
to navigate. Ed insisted that he
take a taxi and go home.
The soldier refused and Ed crack
ed him in the jaw and sent him
sprawling upside Mr.. Keith's the
ater.
The man fell to the sidewalk and
got a nasty cut on his head.
Policeman Davis saw the fracas
and chased Ed. who nan out G street.
When he was caught and locked
up, a homemade blackjack, con-
sisting of porcelain umbrella han
die, sawed off the right length and
a strap run through the small end,
was found on him.
Ed explained possession of the
weapon by stating that he was on
guard duty at st, Elizabeth's and
needed such a thing.
Judge Hardison fined him $50. He
will probably be turned over to the
military authorities.
They're In Again.
1t is a good thing the Monumeht
is screwed pretty tight in the ground.
Otherwise, Jesse Marshall and
Elton Garner would have swiped it
and sold il to the junk man.
An open victoria, a relic of the
days that were. was standing on
NJ street Thursday afternoon. Jesse
and Elton came along, They noticed
fine lap robe in the victoria. The
driver was inside a house.
They swiped it, crammed it in a
suitcase and flew. Someone saw
them. Policeman Smith investigat-
ed the case and arrested them both.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
LOCAL FORECAST.

District Of Columbia and Alphabetically
cloudy Saturday; Sunday fair; no decided tenn
perature change; gentle shifting winds
virginia-Generally cloudy saturday. prob
ably rain or snow in south portions; Sunday
fair; little change in temperature; gentle 10
moderate shifting winds.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08

We irACH THE MOST CORRECT AND Ur-
to-dste dancing in the city. Class dances
Wednesday and SATURDAY evenings. Private les
sons slso If desired. Lady and gentlemen in
structors. sIXsNuTH'S DANCING CLUB. lZlG
g St NV Franklin toS.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Consider Compulsory Training.

A meeting of the committee on
public order, Odell Smith. chairman,
will be held Tuesday at 4.3O o'clock
to consider the question of COM
pulsory military training. On Mon
day at l o'clock a regular semi
monthly meeting OF the executive
committee will be held.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Collectors" to Go to School.

recommendations advocating spe-
cialized vocational training and
general schooling opportunities for
conscientious objectors held in
military prisons, were submitted to
Secretary Baker yesterday by the
conference of prison officials.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
GENERAL FORECAST.

OF the North and Middle Atlantic Coast there
will be gentle to moderate shifting winds with
fair weather; of the South Atlantic gentle TO
moderate east winds; fair weather except un-
settled Saturday of CarolinA coast; over the
east Gulf gentle northerly winds with fair
weather; over the West Gulf gentle to moder-
ate shifting winds with fair weather.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08

Attorney Bolitha J. Laws. have SO
far failed to introduce as evidence.
such a record.
The defense won a victory in fore
ing the prosecution to elect one OF
the three counts in the Indictment
upon which to depend for convic-
ton. The prosecution elected the
third court and will ignore the others.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
lnCAL TEMPERATUREs

Midnight, 81; 2 a m. Is; a. M. 3; a.
m. z: a, m, 2: 10 a. m. ,; II noon 3;
3 D. m. 6; 4 D. m. a: D. IN. e; D. m,
s; 10 p. m, 5. Highest. ~: lowest, D.
Relative humidity-s a. m, 6s; p. m. i3; 8
D. m, 81. Rainfall Is D. m. to M. o.
Hours Of sunshine, es Per cent Of possible
sunshine 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
Playground Directors
Hold Busy Meeting

| A called meeting of tho directors OF
the. Fairgrounds association was h"ia III
the MAYORS office. in the CITY hulldine'
| last night and a large amount OF nusl-
/ ness was transacted. The election or
Supervisors for tho grounds for the sea-
son resulted as follows: Miss Ella Dc
vault, supervisor OF tho Standard Adai-
ton Fairgrounds; Miss Gertrude Lynch
supervisor and Miss Alice James as
sistant at the Central grounds
| The reports and recommendations OF
| the committee on now equipment were
| received and plans made 10 purchase all
which was recommended.
Final plans for tho annual atG day
| for the benefit Of the association were
made. and all other arrangements made
to open the grounds.
II was also decided to give tho fences
and buildings fresh coat of paint.
The ladies in charge Of the collection
for tag day and their positions arc aa
follows:
Fourth and Hanover strects-Mrs. T.
r. Kerr Mrs Alex Dixon and helpers
Scond and Hanovcr-Mrs. Newton Wy.
cofr and helpers.
Fifth and Hanovcr-Mrs. ENlcy. Mrs
]. NJ Turner, Mrs. Frcdcricks and help.
crs.
! Sixth and Hanovcr-Mrs. w. r. Fran
els. Mrs 4. W. Kerr. Mrs Elmer Reed
! and helpers
Jefferson and Lane strccts-Mrs. AL
paugh and helpers.
broadway and jefferson strccts-Miss
Hoylc and helpers.
Centre street--Mrs. G. l.. Spence, Mrs
c. B. Messerly and helpers.
! Fourth and Walnut Strccts-Mrs
Charles Otto. Mrs. Roy McManus and
helpers.
City buildinG-Mrs. Wilbcrt Woods
and helpers.
Standard Addition--Mrs. Charles Tu.
baugh. Mrs. S. Settler and helpers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20

The weekly meeting Of tho Fratcrna
Order Of Eagles will be held in tho mai
on tho Cadiz Pike tonight.
Tho petitions for the referendum elec
tion on the fire equipment question vii
hc ready for signatures in the next &c"
days.
Elmer Moorr Of Dillonval". o.. arriF'
ri in this place yesterday. 10 attend tht
funeral of his mother
Frank iInlicr has returned TO his nome
IN this city after few days at Elk'ns
w. Va. on business.
Tho members Of tho city council arc
manning to place nov floor i'll 'hc
West End bridge. SO that it may be useo
again.
The regular weekly meeting OF inc
Bridgcporl Rife club was hold III lhe
range room in the AcInlrin building last
night.
Thomas Hughes has purchased tho "ho
Clark property in kirkwood. and VIII
remove his family into the place IN the
neal future.
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mADLES AND GUY DANEWohTH
RmED $l2s IN souRE MADEHs
cOUET.
frosted 1t Instance Of State Inspector
From Columbus.

Charles and Guy DanSworth. propr'-
ators OF the Dankworth Bros drug store
AT the corner of Thirty-third and BEL
mont streets. entered ple2s OF EuiitF 70
Ave charges Of violating 'he child LABOR
lowe of Ohio in Squire Mnder'S court
Yesterday afternoon. They were hnea
:e5 and costs on each count. the to'a, OF
the fnes being SIPS. with costs added
They paid.
The warrants were served on tn" drug
gists by Constable Butler ana were -
49, a. the instance OF l., w. SayrN.
slate inspector. He charged that they
employed girls at III" soda fountain for
longer neriods each week than the num-
her Of hours permitted BY law.
The cases were the first time 'hat
Bellaire party had been hneo lor '''.H'
49, +ha chi,d labor laws. other than the
manager OF an industrial concern.
Attorney r. ". Schertzer represented
the Messrs. Dankworth.
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Realty Deeds Piled

Arthur Richardson to Harry Britton
Of al. Part of lot 90 in Powhatan Point.
Andy Wagner and Maggie Wagner
willie. $500.
Carrie {. vickers and Morris P; Wick;
ers to John T; McCarty ct al. Lot p
Gcorse +. Iilciner and Della 4. Klein
or TO Henry Seincr. Lot so in BeiIalrc'
Rudolph Hudak and wife to John Tan
trum. Lot in rultney TP. ST.,
Agnes Mcrryman and Ross w. Merry.
man 10 Paul Slofesky ct al. Lots a:l
and a22 in Shadyside. $500.
Emma b. McI;l vain to Rudolph Hudak.
Lot in Pultncy TIP. $1To0.
Lot in Union cemetery to Roda }.
Rothfus. $40 49,,
Margnrctta r. McNamcc ct al to otto
E So,.aSiic Fast half Of lot ID j" 81
Tho Scott Lumber Co. TO Dempsey D.
Ginin ct al Fart of LOT in Blaine: $40;
Alice T.. Krl; ct al to Howard y. Diehl
Two-third aero in Flushing. $500.
Adolph Ortcrdingcr and Rose Otter
dingcr TO Jas. G. Holiday. acres in
The Scott Lumber Co. to- William Z.
Freeman ct al. Land in Pease TIP. $40.
Sophia Duga ct al 10 Arthur }. Nor
gan. Land in Bcllaire. $1,000:
William Weaver and Pearl Weaver 10
Wesley Morrison Lot II in BarncsEille.
| 81.
Thomas Dickens 10 Angelo Lornbordi.
! Lot in Bcliarc. $4,000.
! J. A. McComas and Josephine B. Nc
( Comas to tho Lorain Coal and Dock Co.
/ 81 acres in Belmont county. 81.
isabella Kelly to Elizabeth Maloncy.
| Lot 2 in Bellairc. 81.
Mike an dMary Huttcr 10 kovacs Mi
| haley. Part Of Lot SIS in Martins Ferry
$3.50.
John Roth and wife to George .Antal.
| Fart SIS in Martins Ferry. $3.50.
j. i. Shepherd and Agnes Shepherd 10
Lee r. Conway. Land in Wayne TIP.
500.
Helen Hall to Joseph L. Corbctt. Land
! in Pultncy Tp. $40.
| John \. Cain ct al to Charles Gschr-
| vcnder. Land In Martins Ferry. $40.
! Rhoda B. Poorman to Richard Forster:
| Lots 3 and in pultncy TIP. 81.
| Belle VI. Gouldn to John \. Cain and
Josephine Cain. Land in Martins Ferry
$3.50.
Anton Rrichar and Anna Brichar 10
! Edmund Brown and Mary Ann Brown.
/ Lot in BelIairr. 81.
| Henry E. Hathorn and Kate Hathorn
to Rosie Paralich. Lot in Pultncy Tn.
$9n. ="
I'olmar Rominc Co.. a corporation, 80.
Henry Dricsbach. Land in Mead TIP.
$40. .-.I
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but claiming to have had the best timc
of their lives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
All complaints Of non-delivery
OF The nteangencer viii be ad-
justed by notifying tho Birds
News Agency, South Fourth ST,
Martins Perry, Ohio. St
NJ RS julius Johnson. formerly of Shady
side. who is Ill in the hospital OF that

Mrs. julius Johnson. formerly of Shady
side. who is III in the hospital OF that
Cit:.
Mr.. and Mrs jesse Gamble. Of West
18th street. visited his parents In
MoundSvillc Sunday.
Several of ShadySides veteran MEM
berS of the G. \. r. expect TO be in
Wheeling this week 10 attend the West
Virginia cncampment.
Miss Lillian McKrlvey spent the end
of the week as II guest Of friends on
Belmont Ridge.
Collie Piper youngest child OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Piper or North High
land avenue. is slowly improving after
Il severe attack Of influenza which WIS
followed by pneumonia.
An important mass meeting is called
for this evening in tho school auditor
um Mnttcrs vital To the welfare of
parents and taxpayers are urged To be
present.
Albert Vessels. Of this place. has rr-
Cclvcd word that his son. Elmer landed
young seaman has heon in tn" y. =.
Navy nearly TWO years. lie expects L"
got furlough sonm I" visit here.
TIL" funeral Of James Fiat. who vas
killed by fall nf stone in l'ultncy NJ inc
last Friday morning. was hold sunday
afternoon. Burial was mad" nj Rose
Hill.
Dale Thomas. of New Athens. OHM
" Hp lSIifN Ill'lhlS u''I' 49,
tho affairs in connection with the High
school commencement. will leave here
today for his home. Mr.. Thomas was
formerly instructor in the manual train
ing Crpartmcnt uf the Srhul
Lloyd kuEhn. employed at tn" Wnd-
dingtnu Farms nrnr Whc"linE. was here
last evening for In" banquet Of thr
Alumni ASSOCIATE ION.
Albert GullrS. who is in charge Of IN"
school grounds. has planted IN" stu
shaped poppy bed at tn" foot OF Ia"
flag pole which is designed nS mem"
rial 10 the men who served from Shady
side. \ few weeks later when tho scar
let popiea arc In bloom. the bed will be
spot Of rarc beauty. Other beds OH
tho school grounds also add great beau
[ V 10 this nnh,. nrnncrtN. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
UNKNOWN SOLDIER
KILLED BY TRAIN

Snecial Dispatch TO The Intelligcncer.
CUMBERLAND, Md. May l9.-Sten-
ping directly in, the path of Baltimore &
Ohio passenger train No. Is at a sharp
curve near Evitts Creek water tower. an
unidentified young man was instantly
killed last night. believed to have been
IL soldier. In the inside coat pocket was
found n pocketbook with ~. S. A in
itialcd on the outside. Written in n lit
lie notebook were the names Of Lieut. l..
Tcbbs, Leesburg. Va. and c. E. Steiner.
Hanover. Pa His hat bore the adver-'
tiscment of the Cooperative Supply COM
pany. Cass, w. Va. He had gray eyes.
dark brown hair and was clean shaved.
The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity to use
The Intelligcncer Want Ada.
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Tho Boy Scouts will meet "Wednesday
evening in tho Christian church. Their
pew, leader. Private Carl rof. will BE- ir
charge Of the meeting.
Mrs. Katherine Lee. of Martins Ferry
spent Sunday in Martins Ferry 10 visit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
Cyril Gladden. Back.

Cyril GLADDEN.. former employc OF The
First National bank here has arrived
at Camp Merritt from overseas. accord
ing to word received by local relatives,
He was member of the 32nd division,
being a member or S24th field artillery
He was hookkeepcr in the state treas
urcrs office at Columbus when he en-
listed,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
homecoming Celebration.

Tho members OF Guiding Star Counc1I
No. IL. Sons and Daughters of Liberty
have all plans completed for big So
cial event which will he held in their
rooms in tho Hcinltin building this even
ing. following tho regular meeting OF
the order. The affair will he in honor
of Tho members &c tho order. who have
returned after giving their services tc
tho country in the recent World war
and all Of tho members arc expected &c
attend
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BRIDGE
news
Leave news Items for Tho 1ntol-
igcncer ut Hickcy's News stand
Seiby & Reeds Drug Store or the
bridgeport Hardware Company.


Funeral services over tho remains OF
the late Mrs. Margaret Moore who pass
cd away 1T the home NJ her son. Con-
stable John Moore on West Main street
at an carly hour Sunday morning, VIII
be- conducted from the place Of death
this afternoon nj = o'clock. with inter
ncnt following at Llnwoud cemetery.
Friends Of The family arc respectfully
invited TO attend the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
Gcts Crotx On Guerre.

Arthur Dunn. local young man. who
returned home some time ago after be.
ing, in action with the Rainbow divis-
ion. has receive Croix -du Guerrc from
the French government The order az,
companytng the honor says that Dunn
won 1t for Conspicuous bravery in car.
Tying a wounded conrade into the Sc,
curity Of a dungout under terrific bonn.
ba r1troent@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20

Most of tho residents OF this city are
highly interested in the wonderful pic
,urr which will be seen M tho Fcnray
theatre Thursday. Friday and Saturday
of this week when Mickey" comes 10
town. Those who hay" s"rn ms Pho,
loplay claim il Ia be IN" hest ever ana
those who have not seen H. wall DC Oh
hands this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
Moose Makes First Donation.

The first of tho fratcrnal organizations
in the city To make donation 10 inc
fund for the erection Of tho manumchl
in this city. to the honor of the soldiers
and sailors who served in the worlo
war. was the local lodge of Moose ana
it is stated that they donated a SUD-
Stantiai sum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
Rizor Funeral To-day,

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late George Rizor. well known aged
resident of this city who passed away
at the homo of his daughter. Mrs. James
wallace. on North FIT hstrcet. a few
days ago. will be- conducted from tho
plac" Of death This afternoon at 80
o'clock in charge of Rev. F. \. Shapt, of
the Christian church. and the body will
be inferred in Riverview cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
myles KsSser EstttrAs.

laire young man, is spending a ten-day
furlough with relatives on West
Twenty-third street. About five years
ago. while playing baseball with other
boys in that part Of town he boarded
a train and his visit home now is the
first since then. He has gone complete
ly around the world and finally ended up
with enlisting in the service. spending
more than n year in Franco. He was
slightly gassed and is also suffering
with injuries received when kicked by
z horse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20

has hcen formed in Belmont. Harrison
and Jefferson counties. Cleo G.. Henry
"a the supervisor in charge. Bcllairc. or
near Rcllairc persons enrolled in the
association are as follows: J. j. Griffin
G. Sons. T. r. Mason. J. L. Dixon. +. G.
Willcrton. W. G. McCIatn & Sons. W. NJ.
Shafrer. F. NJ. Griffin & Sons, E. E. Tar
bett and R E. McAlllstcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
Wednesday Afternoon Club.

Mrs. James Morrow Will be hostess 10
tho members Of the Wednesday altt-
noon club. nj her home on JacQuett
street. Kirkwcod. tomorrow afternoon
and all Of the members have been ASKED
10 attend without further invitation
Tho usual club diversions will be iol-
lowed during tho afternoon.
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Lecture-Recital Club Meeting.

Thu Martins Ferry Lecture Rcr'tai
club Will meet this afternoon in INC
Board of Trade rooms OF the Citl2'nS
bank building, at which time the nc"
officers Of the club will be lnstalico'
rho features Of tn" program to be rch-
dcrcd ut the meeting will hc in charge
IF Miss Cuthrinc Mcvey of StcubeHville'
Ohio. pianist. and Miss Mary Huber Oh
PITTSBURGH, conlralto.
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At Church Meetings.

Miss Mary Workman Of this city. Is
at Cambridge attending q meeting or
missionary societies of the United
Presbyterian church.
Rev. Z, c. Burkhardt and William
Kompart. of tho First Reformed church.
have gone to Canton TO attend q Re-
formed church meeting.
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TINE TO PA1HT CLOSED CARS.
TEL. l3eS-R- WAITE & co.
my Ill
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A3rertcus Club Meets.

The regular semi-monthly meeting Of
the Amcricus club will be held Thurs
day evening at the new headquarters In
the Nicholson building. Plans will. be
made for the opening Of the Fairgrounds
and a decision on next years lyceum
course win be reached.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
ornnujztuR Scouts,

4 number Of Boy Scout companies
are being organized here at the present
time. in connection with the Scout
movement. Companies have already
been organized at the Second I'rcshy-
,erian. First Presbyterian and Florence
VI. f. churches. Companies are under
process of formation at the. South Bel
laire N. E. church and the First N. E
church. ...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
Bradford Again Arrested.

William Bradford. OF Brooks Run,
was arrested yesterday on warrant
from Squire Adrian y. Minders court,
charged with keeping n place for I'M
lawful sale Of intoxicating lrihors. The
arrest was made by Deputy Sheriff Bar
low. Last Sunday Bradford's place was
raded and hc was taken into custody on
a charge of operating g. disorderiy house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
Roval Neishbors banquet.

Tho members Of tho Royal E"iEhhors'
tho auxiliary to The local lodge of M"o-
crn Woodmcn of America. had IL very
enjoyable social session and banquet
following their regular meeting laS'
night. and practically all Of the sIncm-
hcrs Of tho lodge were present ahd spch'
an enjoyable evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
Taken to Newark,

Chalmcr Boyer. son Of A. L. Boyer,
South Bcllairc grocer. was taken to
Newark last night by an officer from
that place. He was arrested by ReTfaire
police on n charge Of non support. pre-
fcrrcd BY a young lady Of Newark TO
whom it is said he is married. Young
Boyer only recently returned home from
the army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
St. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
ST, GAINESVILLE
Observation-Disclosures

Last assignment OF cases lo p' neaFc
In Common Pleas Court This term.
Ia Enche VS.. c. l.. & w. Ry. Co.
Anthony Conrey ct al W. Charlotte
COtter ct al.
Divorce Cases
"Wednesday. May IS:
Andrew Petschaucr VS.. May Petsch'
Peter Schuman VS.. Emma Schuman.
Charles W. Ullom. VS.. Blanch l.. lilom
EIsi. EIeslnp vs.. Howard Hcslop.
james W. Rogers as. Rhoda r. Rogers
Melissa Davidson vs.. Charles David
son. ,,., =,
Elizabeth II. Sikora VS.. Michael T.
Siknra. >,,u
samuel DiBclla VS.. Mary DiBella.
Amelia Bradley vs.. Peter Bradley.
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Jr, o. o. A. ID. Meeting.

The regular meeting OF the JUNIOR
Order Of United American Mechanics ol
this city was held in tho hall OF the
Hcinlrin building last night. win
large attendance Of the members OIL tne
order. Several matters OF first ra'c iih-
portancc were taken care OF. ana tne
meeting was very interesting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
Excitement Hero.

Train whistles blew galore at Ben
wood yesterday morning when the !.
NJ. c. \. membership drive wax FORM
ally launched among the rAilroadcrs.
Rcllairs people became greatly excited
and everybody wanted to know what
the WHISTLES were blowing for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
Wan Team won CANA

j.. The Black Sox baseball team or Ne,ts
won contest Sunday at Neffs from the
FLORENCE Athletic association nine OF
This city. The contest went l. innings
and ended with the score TO o. A
large crowd of fans witnessed the game.
which proved to DC one of Inc best
PLAYED in this district this season. Inc
FLORENCE team is without game Tor
next Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
Rnccrlaureate Sermon.

The annual harcalnurratc sermon to
tho members Of tho graduating class 81
tho local high school. will bc preached
in tho Eirkwood Methodist church on
next Sunday evening. by Roy. Rnscn-
borg IF Trinity Lutheran church. \
program Of several special features has
been prepared for the occasion. and will
dpuhtlcssly attract 4 large audience.
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Enployed Teachers,

Z The May meeting Of The city school
Bard was held last night at the office
. Superintendent J. V. Nelson. Teach
" for next year were employed where
had been made. Plans
8ere completed for the closing Of the
&hools on Friday. juno S. and for the
announcement exercises. Thursday
Senirr June 5.
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James L. Linard. tho wcll-kno~n in
Surancc agent. yesterday was removed
70 his home on North Jefferson street
from the city hospital. He was seri-
uusly injured nearly TWO weeks ago ut
Blaine in an auto accident which cost
the life of Attorney Cook Dnnford.
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Oua Grand big Time.

One of the biggest social sessions ever
held by a local lodge was pulled of by
tho Elks in their club building on North
Fourth street last night. and il would be
safe to say that any member of the or
der who was not present was either
many miles from home or confined TO his
bed with illness The committee in
charge Of the affair was highly compli-
mented on tho arrangements. and all of
the members Of the lodge claimed it was
"Somc feed"