The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-05

I contest and this amount will help 10
defray the expenses OF the celebration.
Several prizes nave been offered 10
fraternal and patriotic associations,
best decorated floats. etc. and inc
largest parade in the history OF the
city is expected.
There viii be many floats. three
bands. soldiers of thr" wars, fraternal
organizations, girl and boy scouts. the
, Goddess Of Liberty, and many other
marchcrs. The parade will start prompt
Immediately following the parade. the
frs, baseball game of the day Will be
! played between the American Legion
nine and a team from St"ubenVillc; -.
! Another Game will be played AT $50 IN
ten afternoon between the same teams.
At ono o'clock the afternoon program
will start at the court house with Judge
willis Of New Martinsvillc. as the prin,
cipal speaker. There will be several
svents connected with the program at
tho court house. including several num-
berS ty inmates of the prison.
$500 display Of fireworks. and street
dancing al the corner OF Third and JET
fcrson venue Will conclude The days
The formation Of the parade will be
as follows
Police. marshal II his adde's. band,
soldiers Of the world war and OF the
Spanish American WARM front or the
Jr. O. L. A. M.-west side Of Tom
! linson avenue. resting on north 'on
Seventh street.
X. OF P.-T+ast side Of Tor1linson
avenue resting on north side or He'en'n
X OF C.-wrst side Of Tomlinson
stree, south of Seventh. .
+. y. O. Elks-East Of Tomlinson.
sonht of Seventh street,
Goddcss Of Liberty-Morton avenue
north of Seventh.
Boy Scouts--South side OF Seventh.
! east OF Tomlinson.
Girl Srouts-North sid OF seventh,
east OF Tomlinson.
All floats on Tonlinson avenue ana
! FIFTH street. north of Sixth. All carriages
Did soldiers in automobiles on Sixth
street, west of Tomlinson. north OF
, court house. This division will follow
! the floats.
Prison Will Play.
The West Virginia Terriers Will play
Tho Wilson Packers OF wheeling: IN
what is expected TO he two OF the fast-
est games in the Ohio valley tomorrow;
The first game will he played at l0:3V
! in the morning and the second at 2;3o
D. Of E. Organizes.
, The board Of equalization and review
coming wear s. w. Cunningham was
elected president. n. W. Luke. Of Sand
Hill district. the new member or the
board. who succeeds John HaZlctt, was
present.
After orcanizat ion the hoard adjourn
cd 10 meet tomorrow when tho Work
Of going over IN" assessments OF the
county will bc started
Timby-carrctt-
Announcements have be"n received IN
this city OF tho marriaE" Of Miss Annie
Mac Garrett 10 Mr.. Theodore George
Timby. Of this city. July LIST. at the
home Of IN" bride. at Roanoke, Va.
Both arc we'll known in this city. Mr..
Timhy having been In the employ or
tho United Zinc Smcltcr as chemist for
several wears.
Mrs. Timhy taught in tho high school
in 1852 and while hero mad" many
friends who will be pleased to learn or
her marriage.
Juniors Mset.
\ short session Viii be held this eve
ming in tho Fythian Castle. on Tomlin-
son avenue. Of the Juniors. All NAM
bers arc requested /" h" present a. ~
s~tallat.un Of officers Will a k place.
Planes Left.
Tho TO airplanes which belong 10
the Guilbcrt Airline Co, of Detroit. left
where they made exhibition flights.
They landed on The C~ockayrr farm
Friday morning because Of engine trou-
bic.
Moundsvtus Personals.
Milton Kline. who formerly resided
ia this city. but now OF Newark. y. j.:
arrived in this city last night and VIII
spend Il few days with friends and rel
ativcs.
Miss Madeline Bran,nrr. has returned
To her home on Fourth street. from
Roberts Ridge. where she has been
Spending some time with relatives.
Miss Jessie Martin. who has been r!s-
ting friends at By"svi!lt. q. has re-
turned To her homo here.
W II. Tcrrill. Of Beelrr'S S;l'lon. ts
'., guest or his daughters, Mrs.A. Nil
leg. Mrs. charles Stab! and Mrs j. {.
jefferson over the Fourth.
deputy Sheriff Charles King has gone
:u Michigan whore ne VIII spend some
;lnHo with lEe wife. |
Miss Helen Henderson has returned