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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. J un6 w :
CATTLE - Receipts. 10000. Beer
stores opened strong to uneVeniE
higher but eased off and closed lower
If some medium and top medium
grade. Best cows. medium bulk bo-
Iogna. 100: bulk fat bulls. IS TO 81.
Calves closed mostly lower with bulk
al 1878 to 1850: stockers steady.
HOGS-l6. COG. mostly higher Best
closing steady: others weak; top 1900;
bulk light and light butchers, 1873 to
1875: bulk 1856 pounds over 14lo 70
1870: pigs. 25 to so cents higher; bulk
ll6G TO 1850. -
SHEEP-Receipts. 10000: quality
poor, little on sale. Best spring lambs
1850. Best shorn. 1925; with bulk
1900 to 1862; with bulk at 200 TO 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
Reds Win with
Ruether in Box, FL

New York, June 10.-Puether out.
pitched former Cincinnati pitchers
Douglas and Benton. in a pitchers
battle here today winning an II in.
ming game by score of to l.
Cincinnati won when Daubert, Groh
and Rariden, a pinch hitter. punched
singles. Score:
CHM. 0 o o o / 90 IL /
y. Y. 90 0 0 0 0110-1 3
Ruether and Wingo; Douglas, Ben
ton and Snyder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
New York Money Market
New York. June 10.

Ne" II orb. june ~.
Mercantile paper. ~; exchange ir-
regular: sterling 6e-day bills. 2-s7 Il !;
commercial so-day bills on banks.
3.s7i7: commercial 69-day bills. 3-si;
demand. 392: cables. 3.923..
Francs. demand. 7.6i; cables. 80
Belgian francs, demand, e-Vl; cables,
Guilders. demand. 35.25; cables.
36.27.
Lire. demand. 5.7i: cables. $40.
Marks, demand. 2.5S; cables. 2 90.
New York exchange on Montreal, II
per cent discount,
Government bonds easy; railroad
bonds irregular.
Time loans. strong: so days. 80 days
and months, ti-.
Call money strong: high II, low I.
ruling rate =, closing bid Ii, offered
at II, last loan u, bank acceptances
6is.
Sterling advanced sharply in late
dealings Sixty-day bills. $751;: com
mercial 6o-day bills on banks. SSS !. !;
commercial e0-day bills. 5-SI 4: de-
p7zpd q2I. cables asa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
Chicago Produce Market

ONICdBU, JUN w.
Extreme weakness developed In the
erain markets today after oats had
Jumped 10 a new high price record.
Immense realizing sales on the part
go Closed nervous. half cent net
lower to one and a quarter cent ad-
vance. with July 1741s-114A and Sep,
TENDER 1918 to 1917 Oats finished
at 2ia decline to 1 !. cents gain Pro
visions showed a rise varying 1rOHl
IN 70 cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
Pills Trim Cubs
in IL Inning Battle

Philadelphia, June 10 Pitcher
Gallia's single won an thinning bat
tie for Philadelphia over Chicago to.
day. driving home Paulette with the
winning run. The score was 8 to s.
Chicago:
OO2 1 1 900 OAS-4-e
Phila .3 0 3 0 1 O01O 1851
Henry, Martin. Carter and Oar
rel; Cause, Weinert, Gallia and Ira
geSSer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11

For a year D. T. McRoherts. a
business man at New Castle. Penn.
has not been able TO open his safe on
account of the combination being .ost.
and so has been unable 10 get at
papers and other property inside the
safe. Monday night burglars broke
it open. found no money, left the
papers and other property. and Nj.
McRoberts is very much Obliged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
BOSTON

Two base hit Boeckei. Stolen
bases Carey, Southworth. Sacrifices
Southworth. Whitfield. Cooper. Dou-
BILE plays Cutshaw to Cation to
Grimm; Powell to Maranville. Left
on bases Pittsburgh 6: Boston q.
Base on balls off Cooper / off Scott
5. Hit by pitcher by Cooper Pow
elD by Scott (Southworth). Struck
out by Cooper ;; by Scott 1. I'm
pires Quigley and O'Day. Time 1 80.
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Maine Postal Changes

Postm asters Commissioned -
Fourth Class: May 26, 1920, Star
board. Willis H. Allen.
Sites Wash
ington county. LIZ mile north, OF
1881. Effective May 26. 1920.
Summer Post Ofices-Ocean Point
Lincoln county. will open June IS
1920.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston. June 10.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle. - to
RUTTER-Northern creamery ex-
tras. 81 to STU: western creamery ex-
SCTItIEsE.SESTwin extras. 81 to 27A
CORN-No. 2 yellow. 225 to 22s.
EGGS-Nearby memories. 81 to 81;
western extras. so to 81.
FLOUR-Spring patents. 1876 pounds
sacks special shorts. 1915 to 1855;
stand 1915 to 12.55.
HAY-No. timothy. 43 to As.
LAMBS-Spring, 80 to So.
OATS-Fancy 40 lbs. 14o to 142.
PORK-Medium backs 1850.
POTATOES-Aroos and Green
Mountains, 500 to S25.
SUGAR-Granulated American Su-
gar Refinery quotes 22is cents in hun
dred barrel lots, less per cent Tor
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INDIANS BIG 5TH
TRIMS MACKS, 7 TOP

Cleveland, O., June 1o.-Hastey had
a bad inning today. the fifth, and
Cleveland beat Philadelphia to 2.
Smith hit for a home run with two
on. Covelskie was a mystery except
in two innings. Score:
Phila. -. 0 0 o 0 0 o % /
Cleveland 90 o 0 0 l x II Q
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WINDSOR

On account OF the unpleasant
weather there were no services az ".
E. church last Sabbath. Weather
permitting there will be preaching by
Rev. W. j. Layton al go P. u. Sun
day, June IS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
imp in Bad After
Card Win Over Robins

Brooklyn, y. Y, June 1U-Cmpire
Rigler had to be escorted Off the field
by policemen after St. Louis had won
today's game by to 3. The crowd
took exception to a decision at the
plate in the seventh. Score:
st. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 % II
Brooklyn 90 0 o 0 o 0 0. 3-3 10 2
Schupp and Clemens; Grimes, Mo-
hart, Miller and Elliott.
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CHICAGO

TWO base hlts-NItt :, FeISch'
Murphy. Three base hit-E. Collins.
Home run - Schang. Sacrifice -
E. Collins. Double plays-Vitt to
McInnis; Weaver to E. Collins TO j.
Collins; Schang to Witt: Z. Collins
to Weaver to J. Collins. Left on bases
Chicago 9: Boston IL. Base on
balls-Of Harper ?; off Cicotte ?;
off Russell l. Hits-Off Harper in
one inning. none out on the second;
off Cicotte in six. none out in 9TH.
Struck out-By Russell 3. Wild
pitches-Harper. Winning pitcher
Russell. Umpires - Connolly and
Moriarty. Time, 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
BRAVES TRIM
PIRATES TO I'm
FINAL INNING

Boston. June 10-An error by Ca
ton, an infielder and Maranville's
bounding single to center gave Bos-
ton a run with two out in the last
of the ninth and - to victory
over Pittsburgh today. Scott had
the better of Cooper in a well
pitched game. O'Neil and Hole
played brilliantly. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11

$500 to 5000: Bermuda do, HOO to
100. -
CABBAGESLFirm: Virginia, Dbl,
400 to $50: North Carolina crate. $50
| to $50; South Carolina do. 800 to 400.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
S0x HAVE BATFEST
WITH HuRLERS
CICOTTE AND KERR

Chicago. June 10-Boston found
Cicotte and Kerr for IS hits today
and defeated Chicago for the third
straight time to l.
Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11

Gilbert Hancock Of Hancock's
Bridge, Penn. caught a sturgeon tina,
Melted him sos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
QUICK GLANCE AT BASEBALL
NAT. STANDING
AM. STANDING
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

AM. YESTERDAYS RESULTS NAT
York;. 2. Pittsburgh 1.
d, rain) 9. s,
Boston l
Cleyelan Philadelphia 1.
Louis Is
o. LOUIS 49, e - Louis
AM.
Boston at
New a.
a. Clevela
shingto at Louis a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
SHADYSIDE

\ good game is anticipated for to-
morrow afternoon when tho Vance team
Of Wheeling meets tn" cambria conner
4cs team ON the homo grounds.
Mrs Robert Euth"y Of Lincoln ave-
nue., with her daughter. Miss kather-
inc. are expected HON" from Barnes
! VILE today. They havo visited rela-
tIv"y there during tho past two weeks
Mr. and Mrs Rufus llnincS or Cen
trail avenue, mr." with relatives in FOR
tag" county for n few days.
M"sSrs. James l.. Davis and son arc
painting the Gambl" building on lhnColn
avenue. which is occupied by the Ho-
burg grocery.
iicv. \. q Whitmorc. pastor OF tho
Lincoln Avenue Methodist church. Will
deliver n sermon tomorrow morning on
tho theme. Living by the Law OF the
Renewed Heart" At tho evening sorry
, ice delegates TO the recent conventions
i'm HarnrSvillc and Columbus, Will make
reports.
street commissioner Irwin is suprrin;;
street At the meeting of council on
M0ndav evening. citizens from mat
part Of town appeared in hody 10 pro-
test against the condition of that thoro-
fare and IN" street and alley committee
went out that evening 10 make an IN
sprction which resulted in the present
Miss Nellie Kelly Of Lincoln avenue,
returned "Wednesday from visit win
relatives in NShfabuIh.
Mrs. Fred Rocks Of Lincoln avenue.
was hostess Thursday evening 10 the
Indies class Of the Christian church.
The WomanS club has chosen Tues
day evening. July 9TH. rs the. date or
the Garden Social which will be- given
To raise money toward tho fund for tn"
Community House in which the town IS
Interested.
Shadysid" Sank. IS expected homo today
from Cedar Point. wherc h" has been
attending the convention OF the state
Bankers Association.
Mcssrs. Haul tolvin Of Lincoln ar"-
nuc and Luther Ault Of Smiihh"!d
street. hay" gone 70 Cleveland TO spend
tho end Of the week with friends.
Tax lists for Shadysidc and Mead
township will remain open al IN" Smith
News stand next week. All persons VINO
have not paid their taxes should do so
to avoid the delinquent PENALTY.
Mrs. Albert peNaul of West ilSt
street. vii! entertain number Of chill.
drcn this afternoon in observance or
tho birthday anniversary of hHr SON.
Master Irwin.
Mr.. and Mrs William lIartsook NJ
East %6th street. are expected homo to-
morrow from Il visit with relatives near
Charleston. W. Va.
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Morrison. chairman; W. r. Dixon. LOUIS
Etch. Charles I. urt, graf. Arthur Dick
son.
Exception L H. H'nch. chairman:
+. $. MORRISON l.. +. Ma'k'y.
House \. H. pochrmE. chairman;
Ralph Smyli" E"Sor .. hupt"n. Ear!
FlnancS-H. Ii. Kathmtlir:, chairman :
A. 7. Scihy. Dr K. II. Wilson. Wllbcrt
Moods. Charles =. rptcpram.
EdHcat.on-,A II. M'tyn%l Jr.. cha. char.
karI l.. Kothrrmund, Walter Carlisle. \.
H. Mitchell. Jr.. II. H. t'IthmlllcE;
Public Arla,rs-H. II. CrlSMclI chair
man; Fred l.. Sclby. James ". EaIston'
H. Long, Or T. To II, M5'S" t,,lcr cboir-
man: H. NJ. Miller. Or Il. II. wilson
i y. =. Selby. Dr. I. :. Morrison, John
Nader, Joseph Wr,sk,rchcr.
classification -~ Roger Lupton. chair
man: Wilhcrt Woods. Roy zimmerman,
l. ,ir,cIanrcS Earl v"unum. chairman;
|! john eaton. john kr!m. Homer Moore.
'"' ~ Council Meeting
i Tho regular meeting az tn" city coun-
81 Will Ice held n their chImh"rs al IN"
CITY building this evening, and a ARG
amount of interest IS cAncct.d I" De
4 dvVr,upcd N Tn" m""i.nE as plans WI
I probably be, mad" at That tim" for III"
ton controversy.
Tromoulis Funeral
Tn" fuIcral serves 10" the lat" Aug
ust Trrmoul!H who died at Baltimore
SEVERAL days ago. viii hr from the h"mc
, Of his brother John Tr"mouliS, on tliih
/ street, tomorrow afternoon, and the m
lirrmcut w.li be made at luNrrv!"w Gem
rtury.
Ear "Bauty' H"slop WaS compC!I"d
! T. decline the offer /" captain Ia" local
! klwau!a club baseball team which hHS
| 4 game scheduled with n" team from
the Wheeling club and William "BliI'
! shane has been appointed to the Naran-
~. with the understanding that he Will
proceed AZ once To- organize a team
, which Will y" world heater. Members
Of the WhvrlnG club pleas" take notice"
Martins Ferry Briefs
! Rev. X. ". Jameson has arrived
. bonn" after preaching al IN" Mica
/ I'rcsbytcriun church at WaSh.uEton. Ia.
Mr., and Mrs. samuel A!p,ugh have
iRrrsNcd home after week spent WIS.,
ting at New York and eastern cities
MIR. and Mrs. ices" Har,om haN" ar.
rived home for :, '.sn n.'nthS, leave, Of
absence from IL" .l'" R.cd hOSrltd!
| The member. az the. baseball team
from the Yorkv,.l" mil will meet th"
team from the L., Belle Mil at Wheel
fDr j. q. rarr Of this city leaves TO-.
day for california to JOIN his family
after hc!u. ralicd home on account "l
tho dcata Il relative:
! Bert t'n.- &C Newark. Ohio. is spend
ing few days as the guest OF his
brother. clyde Coss. OF this city;
MIR. and Mrs. $. 7. Kerr and BABY Of
weeks spent at Atlantic city
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McNanus OF tins
city leave today for two weeks Naca-
ton to h" spent at buckeye Lake.
! Tho members OF the local Acric Of tho
rrat.rnal order Of Eagles held an IN
IercStlng meeting in their home on
, North F'if;h street last night
! Mr.. and Mrs. i;"orE" H!pkinN l"'i Tor
their home al Camhridgc OHIO. lrstrr-
day after brief visit with relatives
! here
Ri,lie Gamble. son Of Rev. and Mrs. s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
HANNIBAL, 0.

Cov. E~'rI returned homo Friday from
Ecrca. Ohio. whore he spent several
weeks at school for rural minister's.
Miss Mary Cline was Wheeling v!s!-
tor Tuesday.
John Muhleman left Saturday for
Pittsburgh. after spending week at
his home here.
Miss Helen Frindcn. was New Mar
t!nsvillc visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhoads and Misses
Helen and Gladys Neff and Mrs. Louise
Thoncn left Sunday for their hcm" In
Columbus. O., after 4 short visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bruny.
Mrs Frank Lloyd and two sons lntt
Sunday afternoon 70 spend week with
relatives in McM"rhen.
Mrs. Lazicr. Of Wheeling. was week
end visitor Of Mrs. Homer Wickes.
Joe Sole left Monday for Bremen. O.,
whore he is Employed after short visit
AZ his home here.
Mrs. GchrinE and daughter. of Sardis,
TO-. spent Monday with Mrs. John Black
Mrs y. A. Plummer. who sncnt ton
days with her daughter. Mrs. webster
returned to her home at Straughn. Ind,
Monday. called there on business.
Mrs w. 4. kasSCrman returned Fri
dav from Akron. q, where she spent a
week with her husband.
Albert Nothing was at Wheeling on
business Tuesday.
Earl Day. Of New Martinsvillc, was a
Visitor in town Tuesday.
Miss Ola Syrhcr, OF Wheeling. is WIS.,
i,ing her sister. Mrs Sam fisher.
Mrs Eanc Smittlc, Of New Martins
willie. spent Monday with friends in
Mrs. W. T. Dietrich was hostess n
tho Ladies Aid Society Of tho VI. f.
church. al her home at BuCkhill Bottom,
Thursday afternoon.
Mis- Margaret Hcnthorn left Satur-
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MT. PLEASANT

Mrs James Nicholinson and children
| Of Oklahoma, are visiting at the home
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie
! Taylor.
Born-To Mr.. and MIS- Ed. onslow. a
daughter. Friday. July ..
/ Mr.. David Buchanan had an operation
performed on his right foot at III:
| home Of his son, Samuel. DR.. kacklcy
/ Of ADAMS. and DR.. Rebel a specialist
. Of Columbus. amputatcd his little toe.
, on Friday Of last week. Mr. Buchanan
is getting along nicely.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chester MONTGOMERY
and children of Martins Ferry. spent Il
/ few days at the formers parents, Mr..
: and Mrs. John krinkc;
! and Mrs. Paul Thompson and family.
! spent Sunday at the home Of Allen
Mrs. \. ]. McConahcy and daughter
/ Miss Camilla, and son Latimer, attended
the funeral of John Potter, Saturday
| at Woodsdalc, ". Va.
! Mrs AIbina Milhoan is visiting at
! tho home Of her son Joe. in Toronto.
! Smylic Kithcart is on the sick list,
! Mrs Samuel Coleman of Harrisvill".
was visiting at the k2r.a Of her son Ben;
; Thomas Gorsuch and bride, returned
! home from their honeymoon with HIS
parents at Buckeye Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene OConnell and
Bud Briggs Of forkvill". were callers
at The home of Harry Schuhle. Monday
evening.
Mrs, Lizzie Beam and daughters.
Misses Ethel and Ella. spout "u".da.
at the home of Mr. Henry Icycr.
Johnnie Krnke and sister Miss Bcr-
tina. and Miss Madge Bowers. were call
ers in Wheeling Tuesday.
DR. kacklcy of Adena. was a profes-
sioral caller in this place Wednesday.
Rev. Lodrick was installed pastor
Of the Presbyterian church Thursday
evening July IS.
Mrs. Ella Walker and her Sunday
school class Of the Presbyterian church
class Of the Presbyterian church, VIII
held n picnic July Is.
NJ G. Dutton was caller In Pitts
hurgh Tuesday. took his daughter Alic"
to the specialist, DR.. Silver. who has
been treating her foot. Alice Is get
ting along fine. and she returned homo
with her father Wednesday morning.
Several persons from this place at
tended the funeral OF Mr.. Ira SedgwicK
Thursday. in Martins Ferry.
Farmers arc very busy people JUST
now, owing to the recent rains. the
working Of the corn has been DELAYED:
The wheat and hay harvesters are just
beginning. .,,,.
Mrs. jessie Bennett Of Steubenrille
was visiting here for a few DAYS.
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BELLAIRE NEWS
cSrclnuillA Minister

Rev. :. :. Ray of Circleyllie. Ohio.
will occupy tho pulpit sunday At inc
Christian church here. III VII! preasn
a, the morning service and also at the
Sarvlce in the evening. TIL" meetings.
viii be held sunday at the usual time.
Picnic Next Thursday
The annual NlCnlS OF me n''t
Presbyterian church Is 10 be held next
Thursday a, tho Wheeling Island fair
grounds Tho Arrangements for the
event have been made on an elaborate
scale The htSke; dinner Will nc ore
Of the features. program OF N'"'s'
tic events will ia carried out.
stole Mine Tools
Tho pol,rc were notified yesterday
morning that a big lot OF coal miners
tools had been stolen from me 'a' ~ n
A. tho Fastening. Tn lock was taken.
he Satc opened and the tools stolen
The police nav. 4 clue that might re-
sHlt in an aT, M,uer Injured
= Robert Robertson. OF kieC. - comm
bd TO the trty hospital Tie = suffering
Etth fractured ribs. injuries 70 MS nayN
and cuts about his body received whita
e. WIS ~ his work N the Schtck coal
Slark is a,,cmIins him a, tn" hospital
Coroner at Bridgeport
p Curon.r Loau l.. Wyatt OK south
Rclla,rr. was a. Bridgeport YESTERDAY
liam n Long. e q. car inspector,
found dead near the Laushlin mill yes.
terday morning. Long was aged 20
Years and had worked FOR the railroad
Company for - years. Pie had oeen
bridegroom resident tor II years. he
Eavcs VIE We formerly resided n
South Wheeling
Ras Leg Broken
Y John Paul 81 kle" Is confined 20 IN"
bity hospital with q compound fracture
eS one Of his legs and with the foot OF
Sis oth"- lower limb badly mashed tIS
Nas caught IN a fail OF Stou" At the
schick coal mine and injured. Or. =. y
Clark Is attending him At III" instItu-
sion.
Z AZ the city hospital last niEht i was
stated that the condition o. Walter
Tyle. young man Of Brooks Run injured
recently when caught under a fall or
stone was very serious TIL" young man
had his spine severely injured II ~ not
likely that h." can surNiN" The inJur!HS
Invitations Received
4 number Of Rellair" persons ycSter-
day received invitations from tho Re.
publican National committee 20 attend
July 80. when senator Warren G. Hard
ing will be notified Of his nomination a.
the Republican standard bearer in the
coming presidential election. The pro-
gram also irCtudcS parade. = lunch
con for invited guests. the notification
address by Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge
and tho speech 0f acceptance by Hon.
Warren G.. Harding
Play Glencoe Team
4 big game OF baseball - scheduled
for the Pinch Run diamond Sunday aft.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
Enioyed Social Affair

Enjoyed Social Affair
Practically all members of the N-hlEh
club and their lady friends attended
the dance and social AFFAIR held IN tn"
club rooms on tn" corner Of fourth and
Hanover street last night. \ Luncheon
WAS served and Il jolly time Was r.
ported.
With tho time limit tor The removal
of the property Of the Wheeling Trac-
ton company from the streets Of tho
city approaching rapidly residents Of
this city as we'll as other cites along
the river are waiting :" So" what tho
nnal outcome Of the night Will be. There
IS some talk in town Ut organizing and
financing Il company TO operate cars on
this side Of the river
Meeting at Urichsville
Final arrangements Tor thu district
meeting OF thr improved Order OF Red
Men which viii he held At UrlchsyIil".
Ohio, on sunday evening. July -. hiv"
been completed by District Great Chi"f
Albert Ottr. working IN conjunction
with the committ"" from the Irirhs-
willie tribe. y .arE" number Of IA" nom
berS OF the tribes IN this section are
pianu!ng To make tn" trip.
Body Taken Home
The body "t tn" late Henry lnngSt.
who was found dead IN Il home in his
city. were removed 10 tho family nome
lng) W. Va yesterday wao"" funeral
ScrI ices VIII l." held this morning at
IN o'clock in charge of Rev. Ulf"r, pas
tor at ST. .Ionn's Lutheran church OF
Wheeling with Int"rmCni at Grc"uW God
Kiwanis Committees Appointed
President Randall MCNIckIr, ircS:-
dent Of the local K!wanis club and tho
members OF the hoard OF governors and
trustees held Il meeting At noon for the
purpose OF making the 4prulntmcnts
on the various committees for the or
ganization. Tn" following announce
do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
MCMECHEN
Visitor Honored.

Last evening at her homo on North
Marshall street. MIR J. II. Sivcrt en-
t"rtliu'd the members Of the kook CLUB
in honor Of her Visitors. Mr.. and Mrs,
Angeles cat. VIII" ~" visiting her"
rur several weeks. Music and games
ullcd tho cN ching with much pleasure.
and at - lat" hour the, guests repaired
Il tho dining room where a tcmptinS
lhrcc-Corsc luncheon was S"rNed'
which was carried out with pretty APP
pointmcn;S Of pink and white.
Concert.
Tho local band VIII give 4 concert
Monday evening on the local play
grounds This is pleasing news to n"
local people as several concerts have
been h"ld. and large crowds gather 10
B. o. Plays Sunday.
An exciting game "f baseball VIII %
played on tho South Ecnwood ball park
sunday afternoon. when The local II. a
- team will meet N" fast Wheeling
steel & Iron nine this game Will de-
I'D" the championship "f tho city; Bolh
teams have hc"n lraclic!nE hard ana
arc N fluH shHp" for the conflict.
large crowd * "Npcct"d - attend.
CARD OF THANKS.
We dcslr" L. extend our heartfelt
thanks Ia III" relatives and friends WI"
go k.roly added uv during III" Illness
and death IF our b-i">rL wifi" Lnd
MIR. ANDREW SCOTT AND InACGf-
TIERS jy-lT-g
Play Ramblers Today.
This afternoon on the South Ecnwood
bail park the b. & q. team VIII moot
the Ramhlcrs. Both teams mr." in fin"
rim for tho conflict and tn" game prom
iS"s to hc one of the most exciting or
the evening
Many to Wheeling.
large number Of the members or
IN" Protected HON" circle Of this city
went Ia Wheeling last evening whore
officers. Grand President Al Shrlver
Of Morgantown was present and assist
I'd with the installing Of the officers.
Wiener Roast.
This evening Misses blanche and Ma
RI" Stanley Will entertain group VI
Jim'S Run. Tho Young people vii!
moot ut Fourth street. and 20 IN
group 20 tho their destination where u
merry time will be spent in games and
other Cui-Of-donr paSt!m"S. huge
honnr" Will BE- built at a late hour and
IN" remainder of tn" evening will he
spent IN roasting wcincrS
Many See Circus.
4 large crowd from this city attend
81 tho Ringing Bros and Rarnum "
Bailey circus on the State Fair grounds
yesterday afternoon and evening. Many
went to SOC tho parade and wcrc diSaT-
pointed to learn that tho show had not
roitcn in in time for them to parade.
Pass Ordinance.
st tho meeting Of the city council
Thursday evening tho council passed An
ordinance prohibiting anyone to drive
bicycles on the sidewalks of tho city.
Anyone not complying with this law
woodmen Will Meet.
The members Of Tho Woodm"n of n"