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Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24


 Fifty years ago the selectmen of he town of Norwich recommended a seven mill tax to meet the expenses 7l the town for the then current year. Their report showed the total town 5sbt at'tffat time to be S162. 50l.22.
 The 9sraie fire sdepartment held an annual pstade fQlloyed by an enter .ainment a half century ago this week. The same week the annual meeting of the West Chelsea school district siocted A. r. SpaldIag and John lran- c,s members Of t1elr school board for tbree years and the Greenvilln school district laid tax of three mills that week
 Interesting extracts from the files of the Bulletin of September, 1871 fol- low:
 Monday, Sept. 1S, 1S71-The select
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24

their own. have. often heard them say Thank God for Q good mother wht taught Us the duties of domestic If and the fear of God"
 X newly married lady called on one o: these young mothers not long ago ana with tears exclaimed. "Oh. please dt tell me how to manage my household af- fairs. Ny mother never taught me to work and now I am reaping the sad fruits of my ignorance"
 Most children delight in helping ir domestic matters if they are allowed n do so.
 PAULA.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
HAVE SOMETHING TO DO.

Dear Corner Sisters: Concerning the bringing up daughters ideas vary. My dear children never be adle. always have something to do." A good mother who has now gone to Heaven was very par ticular in thus encouraging her chil- dren to help in household work. This she taught them to regard as pleas ure and not task. Her little girls
 are now married and have children oi
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
CORNER MEMBERSHIP 1NcEEAsEn

Dear Editor and Corner Sisters; AS attended Aunty No. Is picnic and had such grand good time, I would like to join and. become a member. Please add my name to the Corner.
 Mamie Sue: I'm glad I was Q T-aiteT. Best wishes to the Social Corn er-
 SPIDER PLANT.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
SCHOOL DAYS. SCHOOL DAYS, ;,

Do you remember the old song about school days being golden rule days? It is wrong to send a coughing. sneezing, spit ting child to school to spread disease
 germs among other little ones. Common colds are infectious. Protect your own and other little ones with Foley's Honey and Tar. This safe family remedy checks coughs and colds, loosens phIegrn and
 mucous and coats raw. irritating mem hranes with a healing. soothing medicine Lee & Osgood Go.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24

Johnny Perry came near never going
 to the circus any more. W. H. Gage & Co.,, of Greenville. wood type manufacturers, are filling an order from Detroit, which requires ! one hundred and sixty feet of lumber for each letter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
WHEELING PARTY
CD To SCOTLAND

I'll" fIr-' ,"riiI:"n' "T E"iHriTnS. Wh"
Will represent Wheeling 49, Tho lnt"rnh-
tinna Rotary Convention I" "" hold ~
Hiuburr. Scotland. Jun" I%-l1. l"fi last
evening ~ or the Pennsylvania railroad
for New York Vh"rc fu"y viii sal
aboard tn" steamer ''Iu'"roula W"du"S-
day for Ediuhurl;. Scotland. Tho party
VAS composed "C MIR and Mrs. OF"
Sch"nk. Miss Ida Smith. Fr"d g..
Strochmann. Mr., and Mra. Dent Taylor.
and Mrs L"s-rh r. Naylor will leave
this evening. Mrs. NayIor wkill acrou-
pany her husband only as FAR as New
York. while Mr.. Naylor will make III"
trip 20 Edo nhurG.
MIR. and Mrs. OTTO Srhenk and Miss
Ida Smith viii Spend five months tour
ing Europe. following tho convention.
in ono party and Mr.. Fred G.. Strn"h-
mnnn will also devote some ;imn {"
travelling oN"r = large part or Europe.
4 largo number "f West NirCirjau.
will he present Al this convention and
an rffnr, is being mad" IN place nr.
Richard Asphalt ~ Rurkhannar. a. N.
t"rnational vire- president ". j. GOV
crnor Of IA" siAth Rotary district "f
West Virginia. western Pennsylvania
and western Maryland.
There are go affiliated and II uu.r-
filiared Rotary clubs in tho information
~ organization. and larry" per cent ri
IT,, Twelfth ronvcn;ion King ,;corE"
V, Of England. will hrrnmc in;"rnr'i"nil
patron Of tho convention. and plans arc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
Ton Meet Sunday.

TN Sunda! afternoon, III =" "ti'e ~
tho Wheeling steel corpora i"n butlG-
inr there was held another meeting at
which ton members "f the n.y. H"In"1'
Wcr. present About III" "nl' c''r'r' Il"
SUGGESTION d"N "InpCd IN this me- uns -
said To- haze been Ia CHOOSE th,' present
major. Thomas +. ThUncr. nrdt"r OF
the new council At tn" orElL!"at."n
meeting The amendment MAXI" II"
rnuncilman-at-ldrG" mayor "t III" at,
does not become effective until JUL l.,
and council will have TO elect 4 mayor
for the interim between June md
July !. In view OF the situation - II
exists and the evident Intention NJ IN"
legislature 10 apply this charter am"n"-
mcnt 70 the incoming council term. It
is regarded as right and altogether i'kc-
Is that Mayor Thonrr Will hc reelected
mayor at the organization meeting Tues
day.
There was discussion among tho ton
members OF council present yesterday
ofpoSSiblc candidates. and the situation
In general but 1t is said upon good au-
thority that the ten CounCilmcn made
no attempt TO Gach an agreement in the
secret session. 1t is likely, therefore.
that any attempt to form group and
force an organization of Il new admin
istration in caucus will hc abandoned
and the selection of officers made in
open session with the full council Pres
ent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
VETERANS Of THREE WARS
ATTEND MEMORIAL SERVICE

K",hl,r newly ordained priests, acted
a. d'Acnu and ub-doacou
At tho conclusion "t tn" >"rNi'H5 4
solemn liberia WAS sung for the souls
pr the departed
rr"f. a. ]. Srhml'r Nds ~ CharG"
IT III" musical program. He VAS as
sisted by St -tlrhUnSus' male CHOIR.
Rev. Morris Ackcrmann dcliNcrcd tn"
memorial address.
In his speech Rev A"k"rmsnn paid r
tribute ;hr patriotism Of tho Catholics
Of America. declaring that low" at
country is an essential artirlo Of tho
Catholic faith.
Tho Catholi" schools and colleges
produce cord Americans" h" said. That
this is true is evidenced by tho part
rla, Cd by Roman Catholics In tho world
war. Nearly one third Of tho soldiers
in tho United states army were Cath
"lir>. and nobody can deny that they
mad" sooi soldiers"
Rcv. Alderman characterized tn {
heroes Of the thr"" WARS which
America has partlrirat,I since Rcvo-
luntiunary days as tn" type Of true
American. in that they wrrc willing 4"
give up their lives III defense Of the
principles on which America is founded"
".tll honor aud glory To those VIII" Ccll
in tho lat great var" h" said. "Th"y
di'i ia their youth that Liberty might
li,r Il is Il spirit such ~ theirs which
has created tho American constitution
and guarantees the right Ia life. liberty
ana tho pursuit Of happiness 10 AL who
como 10 thnqr shores"
The srN,h"r praised tho American
Legion and kindred organization highly.
declaring that they had a great oTp"r-
UNITY for doing good. aud urging all
'ho~c clirih;c f"r mnnrhc rShip Ia join
them. In conclusion hc SL:d: "rru"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
OBITUARY (
miss NELLIE CARMAN
! OF BENWOOD DIES
Popular Young woman succumhs to
illness Of Three Weeks.

Miss Ncllin Frances Carman. well
known Young lady Of Rem" ""h. died YES
tcrday morning at $50 0'rlo"k at hHr
home. no. 1852 Marshall street. follow =
ing thrrn weeks Illness.
Deceased Was born In B"nWnod Octo-
her =. So. She was reared Sn Ben~ood
and educated III tn" public schools or
Union district. She MAS tho daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank tarman.
For IL numh"r uf years she had been
employ rs ti"k"i seller at tho R"N
theatre. during which Tim" she gained
tho acquaintance Of a large rirrl" OF
friends TIL" news of h"r death ram" as
= Shnrk to her man! friends and r"la-
tiNrS
She was an arliv" member of m" Nc.
Mrchcn Christian church. and always
took part IN all social affairs IF tho
church, In addition Ia h"r parents ''H'
leaves Ia mourn hrr loss two brothers.
John and Albert Carman. both OF Rem
wood.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete
nj this time. but IN all probability the
funeral will u" held Wednesday after
noon. Iiurial will b. made in GrccnW GOD
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
Recount Starts To-day.

Much interest attaches II tho re-
count Of tho vote for council in tho
sixth ward. which begins this morning,
The recount was asked for by l.. r.
Mctzncr. who was defeated on the face
Of unofficial returns by Camden s.
fancy, present councilman. by isl
votes Mctzncr'S friends claim 10 be-
lievc that when the recount IS in prog
ross extensive irr"gularitics will nc
found Ia have existed in several wards.
The fact that some OF the precinct re-
turns and ballot boxes in few pre-
cinctS were so late in coming in adds
some color to this report. although no
definite statements Of irregularities
have been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
Saturday NiRht Meeting

on saturday night meeting NJ SIX
m"nh"rS-clrCt of IN" new council vas
hcld at tho homo NJ a prominent coun-
Gilman in III" central part 1T III" r;N.
/, - understood that there was had al
this meeting a general h;S"urs.Gl "t tn
situation and several proposed rtndi-
dacres. but that there was no agreement
among tho six ~ I" any ono 81 th' sew
cral names suggested for aptb ntm"n:N.
Various run,or~ were atloat y">r"rddy :
10 what TRANSFERRED ut this III" ''ins. and
IN Wow Of the fact that all "f IN" "iA
rnuu.ilmcn present pr"hah ' we're
pIcdEcd 80 ~ccrc'N. tho d"N 81 'ImH"tH
may not hcrnmo public. but II IS quite
generally agreed that ~" agreement "~S
rrarh"d and n" effort made l." btIlU. ~.
any enc candidates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
FAT Z 4 BoNAvENTUEE CELE-
BAArEs IN HONOR OF DE-
PARTED SOULS AT ST.
ALFNoNsUs' CHUCK.
LIvEAS n6EMORIAL ADDRESS TO
LARGE CATERING.
woNEN's AUxnARHs OF VET
ETANs ORGANIZATIONS PRE-
SENT AT SERVICES.

An ImrT, ~SIN' memorial service for
Americas fallen heroes Of thr"" wars
WAS held last evening at -. Aiphony u%
catholic church. Tho services followed
the ritual prescribed for such occasions
by III" IL:hplj" church. Six organic
! tI"nS Joined IN paying tribute In tn"
memory Of dead soldiers. They arc:
]. ". Holiday rost No. t. Grand Army
! of the Republic. Ohio Valley camp No.
! !. United Spanish War Veterans, wheel
ing Post No. !. American Legion. y ~
mans Relief Corps. WomcnH .tuNil!ary
OF tho Spanish War Veterans and Ser
ice star Legion.
Tho seats ~ tho central portion or
the auditorium W'r" reserved for TN"
veterans Of the three wars. and the
ladies' auXiliarIc>s - Their rrShniHa t"ns.
The rcma lndcr Of the auditorium was
crowded to the doors h. the large au-
dicncc which gathered I"r 'hc $"rN tee.
In tn" center HiSl" stood CatafaIGuc.
sy mboliu Of tho fallen dead. Tho Corln
WAS drap"d with tho Cnl"rH of tho
American tlas. ami surrounded by blaI-
inS tapcrS.
The service VAS opened with tho
PRAYER for DEPARTED souls. Father Ron
aNrnlurc was tho '"lrbrau'. and Father
FiCrcnz kirchgcssnGr and Father Gerald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
City Clerkship.

Something IF tho same SITUATION rAIStH
with respect IN tho city "l"rkShlp. city
Incrk Homer G. tragN. both IN tho prl-
mary and In tho genera Municipal "lcr-
tIon. Vas very active in behalf Of '"un-
GILMAN N"lt". II is alleged tina Strif"
was created among the Voters "i 'h'
Eighth ward by this c"unrilmanir r"n-
test and Various personal features that
may have an important bearing on TN"
rlrrkShip. Whilc there have h"cu M
definite CdnddaCicS dcI clon"d for tho
clerk ship. there HAY" been mentioned
the names of viii KAN. superintendent
Of tho electric. l;ch' plant: Paul Barnes.
"r III" Eighth ward: R"yd Hilton. "f tho
Ninth ward. and several others. Their :
probably Will hr nn very definite dcvCl-
"pn"ui ON this appointment for ~"
clerk ship until the candidates 80 10 the
mat at the first fun meeting Of coun" !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
RuMoRS FLY THICK AND FAST
BUT THERE HAVE BEEN NO
DEFINITE DEVELOPMENTS
so FAR.
THoNER WILL BE RENAMED
MAYOR FOR THE INTERIM UNTIL
CHARTER AMENDMENT
TAKES EFFECT.
MEETING OF SIX MEMBERS SATuN-
DAY NIGHT AND OF TEN SUN.
DAY-GE NERAL DISCUSSION.

'ompl! ns with IN" provisions ut inc
city charter. IA" n"w cry council VIII
mot for organization al " o'clock Tue -
day 10 effect tn" organization OF the
municipal l"GislatiNc body for the new
term. As thu situation nov stands. 1t
- believed that IN" selection nf mon IL
MI tho aprciniive Offices Will not ID
agreed upon until IN" tirst lull III .ti"S
Of the council.
In spite Of tn" fact that II Wa" we'll
known on Friday morning whr the i'vM
members nf tho council would h". there
has not hcrn up tn this time a''y Formal
agreement among m" mrmbr : ~ :" the
program OF appointments.
RumorS have been flying thI"h ar !
fast, rs naturally they wlll r"nr'"n'hS
IL number ot prohabl" Cdndldaci"S. "l'
none "C the candidates suggested hRr"
advanced far enough TO justify 'hr
statement that any ono CRndldat' fa.'
been definitely agreed upon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
COUNCIL To ORGANIZE TUESDAY;
APPOINTMENTS NOT YET SLATED

appoint mcnt. r." fact l.. mat u" a""'
mite candidacy Ia, Developed against
Mr. Elhliu It l. centrally a%r''" 'hi'
Tho r,,.,-ui campaign WAS l"NGh' wi
LARGE, up"u the r"rnrd o. MT lih''h =
administration. and II iS'G"hhfciE UNI
d"rStom that 4 majority ~ III" ne"
rnuh"il If eleven strongly iaN"r MS IT,
appointment. complimentary 'n"n'"n
has been made "f number ~ H"h'
gentlemen. including !r. William ~
MrI.ain. former rit% health commission
or: former Mayor Harvey !" N'rh ann
Mr.. Ralph Spear. hui th"S" 'anhfia'lCS
have not developed definitely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
6-FOot Lawyer Looked
Like Pumpkin

81 was often doubled up with pains
In my. stomach and was yellow as q
pumpkin before taking Mayrs Wonder
full Remedy. which 10 years ago saved
my lifc. My friends had given up all
hopes Of my recovery, rs tho best dnr-
tors did not help me-. Am enjoying the
best OF health now" II Is simple
harmless preparation that removes the
catarrhal muCus from tho intestinal
tract and allays tho inflammation With
causes practically all stomach. liver a-d
intestinal ailments. including append
ctiS One dose Will convince or money
refunded. Sold by G.. II. GrirSt & Co.
and druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
Wheeling Pays Tribute
To Its Soldier Heroes

Hau~"h's band and In" f"ll'wn-;. dtvi-
..i"n~.
First diIiS 'un r"t"'. r~' w i,r "orn-
manh 81 Mayor Matter Sm':n rn'l made
mp or -. y T.. ,","". - II au'"u"Jil''s :.
Spanish - r!"r;"an wNr Nr;"-alH "nl
w.rld Mar N';rrru,
Second ~ isI.,u iv -. n aI\lilari -.
under ru,rmani ot ' "'''r T.. BrinkmIu.
With Wr,u"n.> Ecli"f ''"rps. Indies Of
t. \. T.. nauchtcr~ "f Veterans. Ladies'
nt S;an!~h War N"t"rarS S.rNI"r Star
Legion. With the ldt' - nrSrrlZaii"n II
carry the flag ~ r"""t:.' con-, ;h.i'' ms.
Third division '"lVt" nni fru"rn:,l "
ganiHdtIonSh. RriEadi.- ';'r, raj G-urKc
{. Myers commanding.
Uniform rank Of all rr:luiHa:i m aHI
all tra'"rmaI N""i"ii"..
KiwauiS aud Rotary club.
Fourth division. WIZ g. Ai'.n Gar lon
IN command
Cathedral high s,hu j ~ lc,s aud drum,
corps.
l.n>ly institute ca'i''...
RnyS drum corps.
Fifth division lau' ,m"!uir). With H.
Z Market! in crrmanl.
Automobiles conveying le"d ana rr'"-
Pea N.:"rnnS or al! war. tnnf"rl"ra."S
aut a.:'d. LADIES nj an ANA. lars and
SPEAKERS.
Memorial Address.
The principal Sp'a.'r e irH 'lIv VIII
l." Hon John / Arh.'rE. whr VIII hc ~
'r"du,"I by col. W. " I:"c"-. com.
mlH!"r 81 II.d'tdov r".t. g. \. 4. .vno
Vii rrs..id" ~ th" ne Ia. rrLtir',>
will b" Delivered from ihy lNr.;r cviCw-
iuc stand at N"mpIi",,! Yards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
City Solicitor.

The candidacy Of li"u. NJ j. tullIn
for rity solicitor has developed CrnSll-
cradle strength. and there may he ~
interesting fight for this appoint mot
between Mr.. t'ullinan and tiiN Solicit -
y. J. r. ORr'cn. Mr.. 0'l'ri"n lost ~
strong ununrilmInir supporters IN tho
defeat uf l'nuurilnIcn John II. kun2
and l.ourS T.. Nol'c. and by tn" same
token tho gentlemen WI" defeated kunH
aud Nnlt,' arc not very enthusiastic for
AIR u'Rricn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
No Change Indicated.

So Ear as the present situation indi-
Gates. there Is nothing IN warrant n
change in predictions heretofore made
in The lntclliG"nCcr To the cn"rt that
city Manager Charles q. Ephlin and
chief Of Police Fred n. Frazier both
have good leads in their races for re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
Kettler Services.

Funeral services viii no held TIL, sGny
afternoon at 80 o'clock for the late
Anna Tiara Nalrska wife Of TharIy =
k"itlcr. who died ar the family home.
"tn1 Nanr" avenue WarwOod. SATURDAY.
morning at $40 o'clock. following an
illness Of ten weeks. Rev. ". II. Strauss
Of Zion Lutheran church will have
charge, and burial will take place in
Mount Zion.
Deceased was born In RrrSlau. Ger
many, on D"ccmhcr -, 1856. hut came
here when very young and has "esihcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
Other Positionh.

There arc rumnrs afoat nt proha ole
opposition 10 several minor appoint
mcntS Of tho city manager. There is
also said 20 ho opposition developing to
tho tcappointmcnt OF nr. John r..
Ma rSchnrr as health commissioner and
city Eng nicer Harry \. Conrad may he
opposed for reappoinimcut by William
Gill. wh" is employed in Mr.. Conrad's
dcDartmcnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30

This morning at $50 orlork funeral
sorry 'rCS will J." hold for Mrs. Martha
D"Errcs " irc nf DR.. John \. campbell
city hartr rinleglSt. VINO passed away At
her home. Oak Park. National rnah. FIR
day - ching. Following services ~ tho
home. requiem ugh mass will he nn.'r.'.
~ 81. Michacl'S church Al o'clock. With
intcrm"nt occurring in Mt. calvary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
Memorial Ad,lrasr,
RUSSIAN PIANIST IS
COMING TO WHEELING
Jack Daniels, brother OF David 70 Inislx,
tho well known vtolinist to make
homo here

within til" N"ry near future Wheel
ing will h.i.o ~ It's guest another noted
artist. who vii! ne doubt make his
HON" here. providing that h" likes ih"
"t'& Th" Young man = Mr.. Jack
tSinI"l>. - hr"th,r nf NJ. rtNld DAnlel =
tn" well known NtohntSt "f ;h!S city.
Mr.. Lack psuI"iS. i one "f tho most
widely kunw' Titui~t~ IN Russia and il
NOT Il nnNIrc at tho game. lie will no
doubt l." IN great demand in this city.
a. hi> nr"ih"r - we'll known throughout
tn" local district and as an atlo as
,iStart IN MANY ways lie will hc ah,c to
help him IN many ways.
--RuY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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For tho oifIrc Of chief nf r"h"" there
j. n"t quite tho same situation. WIFI"
Chief Frazier iS said 1" have ii good lead
over his opponents, there arc NJ beast
thrco other candidates lighting In be-
come the head Of the police department..
These arc Squire Il. -. Hobbs General
George {. Myers and United States n"r-
uiy Marshal John NJ. Short.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30

patriotism H. iu~"parIhl" from religion
f"r religion is aud always hr tn" main
:IL, 0f love "f country. Tn" thought
az - nation lives ~ ItS E"'rrnm"nt; Us
er'GI.r- ar. j.. Int" hi"M. lat IN" soul
"f = nation lies IN IL r'ii@i"n. Let uS
lh.n offer our hearts {" ii"h III prayer
,r tbs Memorial DAY. asking that II"
VIII continue to grant I";I'' ana Pros
rn,rIiI To our below c'l country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
under way by tho Rotary club OF Paris
to entertain tho delegates at the con-
ycnti0n at the French capital.

is there \ secret. armed communist
guard in thr United states asks ar
alarmed contemporary. " mere 10 SUCH
guard. II probably Is arneh-nearly
r:cryhcdy ri>r i. Rut IS an?thing ever
.,r-,, in this count ry?-kansas City
Star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
Oppositdon Truitless.

It is no secret that ono or tW" ""uh-
rilmcn arc supposed In nc antaGnhlS''c
to Mr.. r.phlin. and their opposition has
been manifest. hut their Efforts !" So
cure = combination Ia bring about MS
defeat for r"appointmvnt have been
fruillcSS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
ANNUAL MEMORIAL PARADE AND
SERVICE TO BE MOST ELABo-
Rate IN YEARS.
VETERANS or THREE WARS VIII L
BE IN PARADE-ADDRKSS BY
HON. JOHN p. AABENz.
woMEN'S AuXILIARnS CIVIC AND
TRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS
WILL TURN OUT.

Wheeling today will ray it's annual
tribute to tn" "nuntrys defenders III rho
observance OF Memorial day. The ~ Il
heroes OF today'S ceremonies vii! u"
Ohio county'S survivors "t the war ,
tween tho states. the SuSlvor$ ~ VI /
here now are thlnned 10 n!nSi:-siN.
In today'S memorial parade tho viii
march or ride tho veterans Of :hc Ci' II
war who now compose the Grand Ann:
% the Republic. the Spanish-AnIcrIcan
war veterans and the larger nuIntcr {
the young veterans OF the world war.
Church. traternal and civic orslrl.n'in rs
will also turn out In the VI m 'r.l day
parade.
Business generally hrIu.Trat the
Wheeling district will oc suspended iE
observance OF Memorial da:. AlrclGH
decorations in the natin". | "O!1r> az"
flying from many ot Whr"Iu.'< N"I;irs
and business houses. vh.l.. many p,nrr
will take on their hpl'al: att r. thu
morning
Burial places Or IA" S",d.'r zeal viii
be strewn with hnw"",. Yesterday 4
detail from the Grand AIRY visited III"
cemeteries al Mount Or, aAl Sand
Hin and decorated tho .>AldirrS graves
there. This rn"rn!HS. rnl'- sup. rvi>irn
Of the q. \. r.. METALS a.; wur,l war
veterans and Boy Scnu Will \ISjt The
several C~-n"tsrtcs In NIr IN: ,lnd an
mediate vicinity To plI q, H"w"r,; upon
the graves Of soldiers ni In, .hrn. wars.
To-day tho Ladies OF n, II 4. H. wiIl
have their annual S"r'',e IN m"mnry ri
the unknown soldier l,II. nml tr,u Tn,
Suspension bridge t'owrr> w.,l u" stf-wn
uron tho Ohio river TO- m, sailor lead
aid soldiers who lost n. " ;.v"s at SEA.
Parade At Ton.
Tnr!aES memorial r,rl,Ir sI1-.s
promptly at m O'Clock. ...rl PROMISES t.,
b" unusually Largo.
'rath"ring At SiNt.' ~ S,r,r Ct and
hdp.ln". tho prore~s'ol VIII prn,ceu
DOWN 'harlinH To thu Nh".l:n.; I.Ir.
f'r'" station. up Ndrh"t - N.urh. ~. u
|" Nam. down Main =. Tm"n;: fourth
I" Wheeling & I.akr F.''r <.a.'"n ,cls.,
'h"7 To Chaplin" and pas: ;hr r,.v:,;, m
stand ~ IN" Hempii" d >.-d,. Al! IN 10
rht""nth street 10 d'thond
H"adinc the parade VIII b. ,hn ::
marshal Harry r. Cl"r>o ami ,'h,.,f #
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She was we'll known and highly re-
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