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RECORD POULTRY SHOW.

New York, Dec, 29-(By Union As
ISOLATED Press)-The twenty-eighth
annual. exhibition of the New York
Poultry and Pigeon Association, op-
ened today, with the largest entry list
in the history of the exhibition. The
meetings of speciality clubs during the
exhibition will include the twenty
fifth anniversary of the founding Of
the National Bantam Club,during the
show held a quarter of a century ago,
with Theodore A. Havemeyer as one
of the character members. The cele-
bration will be held on Monday night.
Bantam fanciers from all parts of the
United States are attending the show.
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DECEMBER 20 IN HISTORY.

1674-Battle of Mulhausen, with
French over the Germans.
1804-English ships captured Z
Spanish vessel with $4,000 and q
valuable cargo of indigo.
1854-Prussia decided to open its
coasting trade to England.
1860-John B. Floyd, secretary Of
war, resigned.
1862-Confederates at Vicksburg
attacked General Sherman and drove
him back to the first line of defense.
1864-Alfonse XII, proclaimed King
of Spain.
1877 The president and Mrs.
Hayes celebrated their silver wedding
at the White House.
1884-Earthquake shocks exper-
fenced in Austria, Spain and other
portions of Europe.
1904-Lord Roberts shocked Eng
land by declaring that the British
army was unfit to engage in war with
any modern power; points out deficien-
cies and tells what army needs.
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FLAGS IN COURT ROOMS.

New York, Dec. 29-(By Union As
ISOLATED Press)-In every one Of the
forty-two rooms Of the New York
Municipal Court next Monday the flag
Of the United States will be display
ed. The new order is said to be for
the purpose Of destroying the impress
sion that all is not well with the
courts; that the form Of justice is
worshipped more than its substance;
that 1t is bad with litigants whose in
terSAts fall under their protection;
that the courts are in many respects
machines to create easy life warns
Of referees and commissioners and at
PENDANTS,
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Southern Ry. Co., In Miss.
Greenwood Stati0n.)

WEST BOUND TRAINS.
No. Destination. Time.
q Winona to Greenvillen acc.
~. lea ........7:25 q. III.
9 Columbus to G'ville, acc.
leaves. ...,..-...-.....lZ:O6 p. IN.
II B'ham to G'ville, thru. tr.
leaves ............~.-..6:O5 p. m.
"a G,wood to Webb, dly OK.
(, Sunday, ieayey....--.2:26 p. m.
EAST BOUND TRAINS.
IL G'ville to B'han, thru tr.
-leaves ......-....-.--. 9:2O Q. m.
20 G'ville to Columbus, acc.
leaves ...---.-.--. l:lS p. m.
4 G'ville to Winona, acc.
leaves ......--.-.. 1:V6 .. N.
7G Webb bch., dly. ex. Sun.
\ strives ........---..-..-lO:3b 4. N.
Connection for Belzoni branch Iva.
Greenwood 7:25 4. M, also lvs. Grren-
wood sos p. a., connecting ct 1tts
iBena 6:46 p. N.
Sunday servics-Wsbb-B slsoni bchl
alternate, lyng. Greenwood 4:a5 p. m.
\ GiX GAGE, Tx, ~
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Dr.. Eugene Louis Doyen. sstsS Preach
surgeon. III Paris.
Nov. 21.-Jaek Ionjon. suther. q Santa
Rosa, Cal
Nov. M-s.r Hiram Maxim. noted tnvss-
tor, IN London.
Nov. M-Nra . Mrlhsliaad peiass.
vain. noted sunragist, q Las Angeles.
Dec. I-sir Eraneasco Tssd, compbsss.
Dec, S.-John D. Archbold. .1rssidsat Of
Standard Oh Co, 1t Tarrytewn. N. Z.
George c. Doldt. leading hotel mas. b
New York. =
Herbert. D Peirce. former ninister y
Norway. At Portland, Ne.
Dec. Adams Richter. noted wAsnssisn
conductor.
Dec. M..F1sid Marshal Prince Jwae
'Oyama Tokyo.
Pee. al. ". comyns Carr. English
critic and dramatist.
Dec. 15.-W. c. Nixon. president q.
Louis and San Francisco railroad.
Dec: i..Hugo Munstsrbsrg. professor
Dec. r.-Clera Ward. Princess Chinay.
IN PaduA italy.
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GENERAL GIN WORK
SOLICITED
Sharpening Saws q Spe-
cialty.

Fifteen years with Continental and
Mounger Gin Co. Ia M
Five years a. manager Of Gins fo9
the Buckeye Cotton OIL Co. All work
guaranteed, phone your ordsfs q
phone 73l. Greenwood Picksfy Co, -
write post Office box 343.
W. B. COOKE.
N Gresnwsal l1lsa
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FINANCIAL

Jan. N.-U. 9. Supreme court dec!a-sd
income tax constitutional.
May 0.-Richsrd II Ashton elected
PRESIDENT Northv,e stern railway.
June Acorn Products trust ordered
di} }sa. ., cw Isasa1. I Pseiac sn r ssw aor ao,o
II auction for 1iS.0o0,0o0.
oct. I-American loan Of oe0. 900, 900 made
10 China TO build railways.
Nov. U.-etareh trust ordered dissolved
BY federal court In New York.
Nov lk-Chicago bank made sloan Of
Dec. i.-0reat Britain and France can.
taIed proposed $500 0o.0Oo loan from r. Z
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CHICAGO CHIEF OF POLICE TO
QUIT.

Chicago, Dec. 29-(By Union Asso-
ciated Press)--Charles G. L. Healy,
chief of police has resigned his posi-
ton to become effective at midnight
tomorrow night. The resignation fol-
lowed statements by Chief Healy that
he would leave the service only at the
urgent desire of Mayor Thompson and
that he was not resigning voluntarily.
Chief Healy is awaiting trial on a
charge of permitting the operation
of vicious resorts.
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CONTRACT BLANKS FOR SALE.
The Commonwealth Office has for
sale RENT, SHARE and WAGES
BLANKS, PROMISSORY and COL.
CONTRACT BLANKS, BLANK
BILLS OF SALE, PAYROLL
LATERAL NOTES, NURSES REC.
0Rp6, .stc. In any quantities desired
Y sssyqashls ,sisss. ..,-..,,.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
Morninu WcddinG,

This morning the marriage Of Miss
Lura Elizabeth McCombs. daughter Ut
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. McCOmbs. OF She-.
rard, to Mr.. Harry w. Bloomfield, Of
Washington, Pa, will be quietly
solemnized by Rev. r.. 4. Riddle, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church
of West Alexander. but formerly in
charge OF the Sherrard parish. There
will be no attendants and following
the marriage service. which will be
read al eleven o'clock, an elaborate
wedding dinner will be served at the
brides home.
Miss McCombs will wear modish
travelling outfit of dark blue broad
cloth with close fitting black velVTs
hat and a corsage bouquet of killar-
ney roses.
Today's bride has many friends who
will be interested in the news of her
wedding, and who will extend their
good wishes. Mr. Bloomfield, who is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bloomfield of Sand Hill, was men,
Der of the lntel!igencer editorial staff
for several years, and is well known
in the city. He was recently made
general manager of the Washington
News. al Washington. Pa. where be
will take his bride to live. They will
be at home at 135 North avenue after
October g.
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ing out OF bed rushed to his wife and

ing out OF bed, rushed to his wife and
told her of it.
"a moment please Scton-IIa:topp
and his wife sleep in the main part OF
the building" Or don't you know!
Il do | asked Naylor that question
myself. Their regular quarters ale IN
Tho very center of the house, at con-
siderable distance from the tower. I'ut
on that particular occasion they were
occupying Il suite close 10 the entrance
To tho west wing.
Him! Why had they changed their
quarters" ., 1.u
burned out suite WAS close to their own
and the odor was objectionable.
What! tho odor OF fire allcr Inc pace
had been done up?"
Ne. THE odor OF paint The dccora-
TORS only finished the day before yeStcr.
day. Being 50 close to the tower ana
this bedroom window wide open accounts
for Seto,I-Hartopp having heard the cry
and being able TO locate 1t. lie al once
rang the alarm and awakened all the
servants. threw on dressing gown ana
as soon rs the domeSttcS had asSempled
led tho way to the tower passage ana up
m the doonr OF the suite occupied by III"
Warehouses. All was still and the cnnr
was. as he had surmised, locked on IN"
inside. He could get no answer 10 hls
shouting to her and"
'Stcp bit Let's learn to walk betore
,yc try to gallop. He had not done any,
thing of this sort then before he aroused
the servants? Hadn't. ch? All right
Go on. The door was locked ana the
lady didn't answer. What next:
ITO DO Continued Friday
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Personals aud Briefs.

Teachers from West Alexander ana
Western Washington county are attend,
ing the annual county teachers instl.S
tute. being held this week at Washing;
ton. Pa
! ARTHUR Campbell has regained MS
! position at the Null meat m1fket IN
Elm Grove. 80. -
The members Of the Ladies' Aid So.
ciety OF the First Methodist Episcopal
church of Elm Grove. will hold q roast
beef supper in the basement OF Tho
church on Thursday evening. 10y
The Boosters" of the Buckley MethII
odist Episcopal church will give bow
ling party at Rudler's on Friday eye1
ing. -
ton at the Null meat market At Elm
Grove. s5Lssisig
The Patterson and Elm Grove bAse.s
ball team will play the DuQuesne nlnoSt
on the Elm Grove grounds on SATURDAY.
afternoon. Ss
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Washington County, district board or
education Will be held this evening In
the Fulton school building. .fr:z$s
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new SCHEDULE ON
OUT-THE-PIKE Line
WILL BE MADE PUBLIC TODAY By
W. VA. TRACTION AND
ELECT61C co.
ren-1ruute Service Will No Maintained
lis Effective October L.
Other Pike News.

The new schedule on the West Flr-
ginia Traction and Electric company
QUIT the pike line which goes into erect
Sunday morning. october l. will De mace
public today. The schedule is an I'M
proved one and the usual ten minute
service between Wheeling and Elm
Grove will be maintained. However.
the first car leaving West Alexander
for Wheeling. which leaves now at 5:S4
a. m, will leave ten minutes carrier or
at 5:24. This will hold good for an
cars. The change was made in order 10
eliminate the trippcr which reaches FIN
Grove at S:55 d. M. Instead, the reg.
uIar car bringing pupils to schooi AZ
Elm Grove will reach that place at ZIP
a. m. The car which leaves Iwellth
street. Wheeling, at $50 a. H., VIII ieaVe
al $40 a. M. and the change or ten
minutes earlier will hold good for all
cars leaving the city for West Aiexan-
der, There is one exception and mat Is
there will be no car leaving Wneellng
for west Alexander from u O'Clock until
1880 o'clock each day.
TrjppcrS will be run in the morninE
and evening between Wheeling ana INC
marx in order to accommodate all those
going and coming from work curing
rush hours. In this way five or SD SIX
minute service may be maintained. me
change in the schedule causes an .! tHs
mot6rmen and conductors TO select ine't
runs as based upon the seniority plah'
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To Regain a Healthy,
Girlish Complexion

If you would have n clear. fresh. girl
ish complexion. one ounce of ordinary
mercollzed wax will aid you In this d.
rection more than shelves full of cos
mctics. 1t produces a natural beauty.
This wax. procurahlc ut any dru gstore.
completely ahsorbs a bad complexion, re-
vealing the healthy young skin under
meath. Its work is done so gradually,
day by day. that no Inconvenience is
caused. The wax is applied at night,
like cold cieaIn. and removed in the
morning with soap and water:
Another valuable retuveuating treat
ment-this for wrinkles--ls TO battle
your face In a solution Of powdered
saxolite. o.. dissolved in !! PIT. witch
hazel This has a remarkable action
in smoothing cut the lines and "f1rming
up" the loose tissue.
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MCCORMICK TO SEE WILSON

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Vance C.
Mccormick, chairman Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee will con-
fer with President Wilson at Shadow
Lawn tomorrow on speaking engage
ments. He said today that the Presi-
dent and his campaign managers have
been deluged with requests TO nave
the chief executive speak in, various
parts of the country and he believed
MIR. Wilson will decide 10 accept some
of these.
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GETS IT. docs thu rest Tn" old way
is to bundle up your toe in harnesses
and banda cs use SalvrS that make toes
raw. cotton rinES that make your cnrns
nnp-eycd. knives and ''uigGcrS" that tear
YOUR heart out and leave The corn III.
10 wonder they nakc YOU limp and
vince. Forget all th"sc-us" GETS
TT" the simplest corn remedy in IN"
world easiest In use. never. fails mr.
sticks. painless. Your corn loosnns.
then you lift ii off. You can wear
smaller Shoes.
"GETS-1T' - sold and recommended
hv druggists rv"rywh"r". -" bottle.
or sent on rrt'"ipt "f price. 10y T.. Law
renee l. to. Chicago. III.
Sold in Wheeling and recommended as
the w"rlu's !r 81 corn r"n'"dN hN John
, coleman 60. e. Ii. ';rlrSi ~ 60. Cans
Pharmacy. W. :. N"tslr"Y. L. II. Rau.
Bears. IharmaCy.. Goodwin Drug Co.
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Thurston-Earr Wedding

Yesterday al the home Of the bride $
parents, Or. and Mrs. J. G. ParT or
Martins Ferry. the marriage OF Miss
Capitola Parr TO Mr.. Robert +. Thurs
ton of Carter. Mont, took place. Rev.
]. 3. McClay read the marriage ser
vice in the presence OF the members
of the family. The couple was unat-
tended. and the bride wore her trav,
cling suit Of dark blue with nat, SHOES
and gloves of gray. A wedding din
ucr followed the ceremony and later
the couple departed on short we'd
ding trip after which they will go 10
Long Beach. Cal. where they will
make their future home. Yesterday S
bride has many friends in this city as
well as Martins Ferry, who will regret
her departure. Mr.. Thurston is well
known in business circles of the west
ern city.
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TENNIS DANCE
PLEASANT EVENT
LOCAL CLUB HOLDS DANCING
PARTY LAST EVENING AT
STRATFORO HOTEL.
Committees Named for Reception at
the Holloway Deaconess' Home
Saturday Afternoon-Party
at the Carroll Club.

Adding to the social gaycty OF the
week was the dancing PARTY last even
ing at the StratfOrd Springs Hotel
which inaugurHtcd a series which mas
been arranged for the winter months.
The committee in charge of last even
iug'S affair was composed OF MeSSIS.
r. L. Bowie. Woodward Franzhe:m
and Tom Deattir, who worked out the
affair to its successful conclusion
Gump's orchestra played for the
dances during the evening, which were
enjoyed until late hour, and lunch
was served TO the dancers, among
whom were:
Misses
Eva Jones. Frances Ogden,
Gertrude Dorsey, Edna Kidd.
Washington, Mary Eleanor
d. c., Wright,
Edna Aiken, Frances Ward, Fair
Moundsyilc. mont, w. Va,
Mary Alexander. Hetiie lTdzlrtt.
ESlee Smith. Sarah Jackson,
Virginia Mckee. Sarah Rowe.
Marie Stifel.
Messrs.
n. ". Stubble- Mertz Franzheim,
field. Henry HaZlett.
Edward Bowie, +. j.. HOPKINS,
Tom Cumnlins. Elmer Welty,
William Burt, Wilson Grubb.
Tom Beattic, I.oring hilton,
Woodward Franz Arthur Gilbert,
helm. Sam Klein,
Warner Marsh, Henry Shafer.
G.. NJ. kepner. Frank ThiXton,
r. f.. Blanken- Louisville, Ky.
| sop,
Messrs. and Mesdames
Edward J. Larkin, DR. and Mrs. VIII
". F. Weiss. Cruise.
Will Leach,
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Carroll Club Party.

The Ladies Social club of the Car
roll Club will hold an Afternoon: party
today at that place. which will be the
first OF the series. which will add some
very pleasureable gatherings 10 the
social program Of the winter season.
Cards will he provided for those who
care 10 play, and others will find their
needlrwork an enjoyable diversion.
Light refreshments will be served dur
ing the late afternoon by the hostess
es, Mrs. B. F. Fisher and Miss Rather
inc Farlev
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Baker-Dixon.
Eeinler-leonar NuptlaIs

fSlHIGT-LcOudT Nd PlIolo
4 pretty wedding took place yester.
day morning al ST. Joseph's Cathedral,
when Miss Catherine Leonard became
the bride Of MIR. Henry A. Feinler
Very Rev. 0. II. Moye, V. G..performed
the ceremony at $50 o'clock. Messers
Louis Leonard and Louis Feinler at
tended. the bridal couple. A large num-
Der of friends and relatives witnessed
the ceremony.
Decorations about the church we're
attractively arranged with tall palms
mad other greenery. The bride wore
a handsomeN outfit OF midnight blue
velvet with trimmings Of marten ana
small hat of black velvet. 4 boquet
of Aaron Ward roses and maiden halr
fern was worn at the corsage.
A wedding breakfast was served
at the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
William Pressler. which was attended
only hy the relatives and principals,
and al 40 o'clock the couple depart
cd for Pittsburgh from where they
will visit eastern points and will be
at home after October Is on the South
Side.
Mrs. Fcinler is the daughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. James Leonard and
is graduate of the Blockley hospital
at Philadelphia. Mr.. Feinler is the son
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. J. Feinlerr
and has been connected with the local
water works for the past several years.
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Will Meet Today.

The Girls guild Of ST. Lukes
church will hold their initial meeting
of the season al the residence of Mrs.
Garrett Arms at Is South Penn street,
this evening. Officers will he elected
after which needIcwork will occupy
The members in preparation. for the
annual bazaar of St. Lukc's church
which will be an event of Tuesday
evening, Nov. IS.
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Iobhe-parker Wedding,

Miss Hazel Parker. daughter of Mrs;
Scdona Parker, and who has resided
for the past several years with her
brother, Mr.. Frank Parker. of Martins
Ferry, was united in marriage on Sat
urday morning to Mr.. Chester Hobbs.
Rev. ". II. Fields solemnized the mar:
riage AT 3 o'clock at The parsonage OIL
the First Christian church. and tne
couple were unattended.
MIR. and Mrs. Hobbs have eStab-
lished their home at 3OS South Huron
street
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war. E,tsnsive improvements.

improvements Of an extensive nNtuie
Inc the private school building at WOOD.
lawn and when completed will present s;It
a very attractive appearance. DURING
the simmer the building was put IN
first class condition. The school term
for the ensuing year was opened vi,
Wednesday, September 2Oth WIN sooo
enrolment.
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American Guaranteed Paint, at fa1
tory price, s1.85 per gallon. d. "
Springer, Elm Grove, w. va.
supler Funeral.

AT his late residence in West Aiex-
ander. Yesterday afternoon, at o'clock
funeral services for James suplt hn
prominent resident Of that town VINO
died on Sunday afternoon. were I ne.t,
AIcyandcr Methodist Episcopal church.
mffiriatcd Intcrmcnt was In the west
Alexander cemetery.
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misunderstanding.

Notwithstanding, at o'clock the
marriage Of Miss Bridget Scahill and
Mrs. James peitenberE took place al
ST. Johns church in Bellalre. KEY.
Father Whitman nttlclated and Of
fered nuptial' mass. The attendants
we're Miss Margaret Killeen and Mr..
Michael Curran. a wedding break
fast was served which included only
the members Of the immediate family,
following which the couple left on a
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Suburban Literary Club.

The Suburban Literary club, will
meet this afternoon at the Stafford
Springs hotel at 2:30 o'clock. when
very interesting program will be en-
joyed. Rev. Potter will talk on Brown
ing. and Miss Agnes Acker will give
resuTne Of Current Events.
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reld Intereetiup Trial.

The case of Harry Darnhart VS.. Dud-
lev Doyle and Dudley Doyle VS.. Harry
Darnhart, tried last night before Squire
Scibert in Elm Grove, attracted a great
deal of attention. After hearing the
evidence in the case Dudley Doyle was
fined five dollars and costs but asked
that the same be raised to ten dollars
50 that he could take an appeal. which
was granted. The latter case was dis
missed.
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Many Attend Conferences.

MANY laymen from the Methodlst
rnisc%pal Churches Of the pike district
and f,um various sections Of ONO
count will attend the SEVENTEEN SEES
sion &c tho West Virginia annual CON
ference which will be held during me
next fc.f days in the thomson Metn-
odist Episcopal church.
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Rnrpettrtown Fair,

Everything is in readiness Tor the
Rurgcttstown fair which Will nc held OF
tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday OF
next wcrl: Several race cars from the
nike district will attend.
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Reception at Deaconess Home.

A reception has been arranged To-:
Saturday afternoon at the Holloway
neaconcss Home al kirkwood, when
the wives Of tho visiting ministers.
who arc now in the city for the seven
tieth annual session of the West Nir-
Cinia NJ. +. conference will be homer
ed. A luncheon will he served at IN"
Thomson church. following which the
visitors will be taken on q motor trip
10 various interesting spots about the
city, and later TO the home. where de-
lightful plans have been made 1cr
their entertainment. This nome is
supported wholly by the Homo Mis-
sionary societies, and there are now
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poad wort prorreasiuQ,

The work OF improving the national
road from Elmwood to Wheeling PARK
is progressing nicely. all OF the work
the cast side Of the park. The work
Of improving the Stamm hill will be
completed in the next few weeks.
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Card PARTY,

The Ladies' auxiliary of the, Arioon
sorirty will hold a card party this aft
rrnoon in their club parlors on the
Snnth Side. Following a few hours
at various card games refreshments
will be served.
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Luncheon Party.

One of the pretty affairs oil me week
end will be a luncheon party on Satur-
dav, which will honor Mrs. Kenyon
.lovce, of San Francisco Cal, whoMs
the guest of Mrs. II. f. Jones, OF South
Front street Mrs. J. Sumner Jones, at
her home in KenwOod Place, will he
hostess and the affair will include
friends of Mrs. Joyce.
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MNSdanleS--
Social Meeting.

The Luther league Of ST James
Evangelical church held its regular
semi-monthly meeting al the churcn
last evening. This was the nrst OF
series of indoor social gatherings and
a large number were in attendance.
\ program of exceptional interest was
offered and number of diversions
furnished further entertainment.
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uaarInr This Evening.

coIorcd. who were arrested Sunday on
warrants charging them with being
drunk and disorderly. will be given a
hearing this evening before Squire Sell
bert
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p,b,,c SCHOOLS to Open.

The public schools Of West Alexander
will open on Monday morning, Octouer
.. for the ensuing year. During tFc
INST r,w weeks the school building has
bCrn completely rcrnodeled and painted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
WILL, Holy oyster supper

The momherS Of the DaIIas DaSeDaII
team will hold an oyster supper on
Saturday evening in the Dallas hall
Tho proceeds derived from the supper
will 20 toward the benefit Of the team.