The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
MOUNDSdILLE
NEWS

When the votes in the Goddess Oh
Liberty" contest were counted III 'hS
various voting places yesterday al hoon
Miss Sarah Hostutler Was leading al
other contestants BY a majority Oh 30
votes.
Tho contest is to decide the young
lady who will portray the part or me
Goddess of Liberty" in the big parade
biggest and best Fourth Of July cello
bration TO bo held in this city Monday
Mrs. {. f. Hutchinson has been Sc
lpectcd chairman "f TN" escort commit,
ice and she will name others VINO VIII
act as escorts for the Goddess or LID
crty"' in the parade.
According TO the rules or the confess
eaCh contestant must hay" Al ieaSl Yen
votes to b" entered. The contest -
omen 20 all residents of Marshall county
aud will close Saturday, July 3rd. All
contestants must be entered on or be-
fore June 30th.
The standing Of the contestants yes
terday At aoon was as follows; MISS
Sarah Hostutler 1875: Miss Pear SUM.
100: Miss Doris O'Conuell, 20: Miss Mary
Riggs. W; Miss Myrtle GattS, so; Miss
Lorena White. 81. Miss Mona sullivan
80: Mrs Anna Roberts, -. Miss Fay
Francis. 25; Miss Alice kcrns. 90: Miss
Gertrude White. 90; Miss Naomi Lewis.
Is. Miss Virginia sullivan. -; Miss NJ
ma Glasgow. ID: Mrs. Melville Stewart.
Ia: Miss Jeanette Shepherd. 10. MISS
Ann HoOton, ~: Miss rillte Ryan. 10;
Miss Mary Lefferly 10; MISS p%r n'
Misa Margaret Schaub 10: Miss Rosetta
KetCha. 10.
Fast 9ano Expected.
Ono OF the fastest games in the en-
tire Ohio Valley tomorrow Is cApecten
when the local American Legion nine
clashes with the Bcllatre G. y. G. ON
the Fifth street park promptly at Us.
Tho BcllniSe team defeated the Man
nington Consumers Fuel team which III
turn defeated the Legion team last sun
day. But the local team has been prac-
lcIng hard all week and Manager Sears
viii no doubt put has strongest team
on the field against the Bcliairr team.
Tomorrow afternoon the Legion team
will go to Ecl!aire wncr" They Will play
a return game against the I. y. t. 5.
Hold to Grand Jury.
Joe Mako OF Bcnwood. was arra!gncd
before Squire h. NJ. Lewis and held un-
der $500 pond for Il hearing on July
10Th. for participating IN the RrnWood
!. Marko was arrested Thursday night
by Deputy Sheriff Chas. King and l.. u.
NcCurdIe, at the plate mi. al the Ma
tioAI Tube company AT B"Awood.
Make Drainage.
Teams and men are now at work max
ing a drainage ditch near the fair ground
30 that the land may be made Itlahic.
For many years the ground has hccn
IN swampy condition and especially
So on the eastern side where ;h" drain
agr is being made The ground Will be
suwed in grass after being drained
o. o. T. Memorial.
Tho two local lodges of the Indepcnd-
ont Order Of odd Fellows will hold their
annual memorial services tomorrow ar
,rrnuon at o'clock, They will assem-
lie ut the hall OF Progress lodge. so.
~. In the X. of T. building on T"mlin.
son avruue Mt l:E5 n. m. and headed bv
Il hand. will march TO. the Christian
church. where Rev. ca A. Rylev Of Me
Nlrrh"n viii deliver the mernori;l nd
"F %r,er the services atbs ch,r%h they
will march 10 the ceI6elfry whore tl,'
graves of Tia" DECEASED tfaemb"rs will b"
Decorated " "a
Prepare for Paving.
Contractor /: ] McEadd'u is making
l. .M,,n fIrth and Seventh streets. Til"
street y being rl"w"d up ana TIA" DIRT
H. h"inE h1Uirh {" Ill nj ihc big cAth-
Walton on s;rN,uih Strtri.
Circuit Court.
Ten diN"rC" cases Wy" Tried before
judge j. l.. Summ"rVilic ia circuit court
yesterday
hnscr. charged with f"iuninuS assault
VIII b" ;rl"d: aud ON rU' Sdav. IN" oa~s
"f III" STAT" against :im"b'". miSdc-
nraNUr. iG Sci f." irlal
Personals.
Nj. l"hn lldmm"ud W']i leave today
F"r week visit a. ln''~hurEh "rh VII
kooar"rt, IA.
rr r. \ Asworth returned /" h.
homo on Third street yesterday iFGin