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Emmons County record., 1919-04-24
Elga = sgs.VSg -
Company 6f1 American Infantry
Mutinies When Ordered to
9gS..5 Ro.ssianss 8 . aa sscpts I
STATEMENT HelSUEO
!. Aas Z s9sparsg.n . a,te,sss,ss,on !, I, Con.
ceived From Correspondents
3 50 sfHsasass sfHssahstas.'. asa

Washington. April 12.-The War de-
partment issued an ofiicial-atatement
'cpnfiyMiugg pdyicesy from 4rchangel
that -whdts dmonnted 10 + mhtiny oc-
Cured among the American troops
there March sox
Aaopmptry yef5dniantry ,them message
stated: refuSet to '1ntrsin for the front
until personally urged to do 30 by
Col. George p. Stewart, commanding,
thesF Amertpan S-ycntMgmt.-E Open
threats ~wefe mafe 'uf generaE mutiny
unless definite statement from Wash.
ington. insuring early withdrawal was
.9rspa8t Tss sssss 81 sse ssSs sssSss,sjhra.e Of tn.
code message. dated March 81 follows,
the department having eliminated the
4entiAcstion 0f tha coWpary Ind GER
lain, military Into fhsS III tti6n sadt- -zbearing
on the incident.
Men Refused to Pack.
\ 4 ssterdays noratgE arch 30. a
,compahy 81 infantry having received
orders to railroad front, was ordered
out of ba5racks for the purpose Of
$yvaS.fs trSSS q ;,Et.s ~ \ .ts ~ ks s1'
- ..rha -. noncomm;s.,ensd non .Onu e,~s, o,Bcor vho
no. ~ ch.rsa - tha n.or,n. ~ .no,,
ranort.a to ~. s,Asc.Tg::.s ss,s4 -T,a v,sn
refused to 6bey. Uficefs then took
-a,,,ot.,t,n % ~ ~ ~ - ~ as.s. 80 .an.,as.sh,a - .,
dSsu nh. ona, 80 ..ox,ssr vas n,scaa
E,r,s cor4 4,i,, srtss n sS-atar.r. ~ hed
.ha - =, an ss.amh,sd - ~ an - ,,,.h .hsr, ,,.
- ..11ron ~ ~ ~ eo,.s,.,on ~ ~ tha. ., tha
,.,.opo. 49, .,asss ,,s..sa.sd - -. - .",..s.s go
rs.ss. - -. 80 IXt1ySvymss ~ 80
Emmons County record., 1919-04-24
aoyEaAhEA1 JaPfEalsfehsa
Seeks Right TO Fix Railway Ratss IN
North Dakosa. b 8

Seeks Right 70 FIX Hallway Hates N
North Datot1.
washington, April 12.-Authority Of
the director general ef railroads to fix
freight and passenger rates is to be
III mined S 6e sapre1ee coWt.
"a Al|pealSswets ND by the gdrQ Qnnxnt
.fsnm ssNOrth3 DGkota supre9X xDhvt
DEGREES enjoining the Northern Pacific
railway and other lines in that state
from charging increased rates and
ordering them, along with the director
general to show cause why the in.
junction should not be made perma.
neua. -.
Emmons County record., 1919-04-24
Mrs. Auster AcuuIttsd

! n Mrs. Austsr Aequlttsd.
Kenosha, Wis, April IL. Mrs. Anna
AuSter this afternoon was acquitted Of
the charge Of numbering her husband,
Haxry Auster, several weeks ago.
Emmons County record., 1919-04-24

Dodgers Release Jack Snyder.
Jacksonville. April IL. ~ Manager
wilbert Robinson OF the Brooklyn M.
tionals announced that Jack Snyder,
catcher, had been released 70 Toronto
ot g. 1StsfnatSoakt JoagujS ss.5s E.5s
Emmons County record., 1919-04-24
American ol.jn ln ;Nexlco.

washington, April 11.-Edward =.
Morgan, an American citizen. waS
murdered at Chiyela. 4S miles from
sslipa cH1 April I, according to ~:
Emmons County record., 1919-04-24
whore is Declining.

.,sIH &s& Z =.
e. Paris. Ap14 Reports from Ger
many indici ifsaxAat the prestige Of the
|hresent ldman Eayernmsnt slowly y
declining.
This process has tended to weaken
the oficial attitude toward the sign
ing OF the peace treaty and President
Ebest isyepeFted ,to have ststsk =
cont ersatiAn With n intimate tlla&itl
gov{ Fnment would have to sign Ah
peaee the Killed and associated gov.
ernments may impose.
Press Reports Significant.
Press reports announcing the proc.
lamation Of q soviet republic in Ba-
varias corresrpnling movement in
N60fbrnS Sdf aiy sd f fAV
Minister Iandsburg, intellectual leader
of the majority Socialists governing
group afe ta1eW 5by those studying
|rsrhaas co64d6W as gS@pt t6nS Of
what 10 to be expected in case the
present government falls-namely the
establishmekEo Of new regime, based,
Gof G1& n1ll Q Jsue p 4 10 61f4r
cratic elections, hut on theSaction q
the proletariat and the elimination
froM the body polittcsof Che bourgeois
sepalatiSi. Z Gull kGaagJ'
Information received from the lega-
tions In the countries adjacent to Ger.
mnRys Indicate th@ gradtal Feakening
Of yS pepV 81 dityI &t&Ss1
It Is still able to control the situation
in the capital and in the greater part
of the country by virtue. of Minister
aSkSs lFcss& 1eipt I'D f&3 S1
ffooSs.
Reports from Germany indicate that
the ,W9mar government VII not aG
E(H4 4akk htersf GjEhdud 2
for which the forces ct its disposal
are inadequate and viii confine itself
to an attitude Of passive disapproval.
sgzA5ss; s 5s s 4FxxSeW I
FR0Wn ON MOONEY STRIKE
ttias'. 81, ST ~ e: :; 1ass:si!
Emmons County record., 1919-04-24
Mining Resources Of Great Re-
pion AdIudued DpsiA Psrs
~ petuity 10 Nation iIss
Hnns DespoiIsd 81
JlP REQUEST lsll6Ianl !
League Of Nations Commission Lacks
Unanimous Consent Required for
insertion Of Race Equality
Clause In Preamble Of
Ii Of Covenant.

. X q . . y Q Q . . o o = o Q . .
q Paris, April 14.-The council o
q ef four has definitely settled the "
o problems Of the Saar valley. Th1a1
o valley will be granted to France q.
. IN perpetuity to work the coal y
q mines and other resources. o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
PARTIAL COMPROMISE EFFECTED
WHEN SHOWDOWN" WAS
CALLED.
HABIa MOTION TO AUTHORIZE AP-
PONTMENT OF ADDITIONAL
TRAFFIC COP PREVAILED.
REFUSE TO JOIN COUNTY IN Az
Po1NTMENT OF SEALER OF
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

Two proposition involving appoint
ucnts came 10 n showdown Mt last
nights session of City council. ne,
tho proposition To authorize the appoint
mont Of two additional police officers.
resulted IN tho council granting. by
vote Of : To .. the authority TO employ
ono moro T-ollcc officer. |" h" used either
as a traffic man or plajncl"ih"s man,
rs Chief &C Police Frazier secs III.
The other proposition. to enter into
an agreement with tho county rommiS-
rioncrs for the appointment or ROBERT
j. KriSiCr for tho term beginning
August |. was lost when rollcall rot"
was taken. the votc beng A on the mo-
ton.
Tho councilmen who carried the mo-
tion 10 authorize tho employment Of an
additional polio" officer were Council
men Rippus. IIabiE, fancy. ku1z and
THOMPSON Mayor Thon"r and council
mon otto and Noltc voted against the
resolution.
on the resolution to join with the
county commissioners IN TIC appoint
m"n,'o Of the Scalcr Of weights and meas
urcs CouncIlmcn OUo. Morgan and
THOMPSON and Mayor Thon"r voted
aye" Councilman B!ppus. HabIg.
ErCSs and fancy voted no.
Several hours previous 10 the hour
for IN, Council session II was rum"r"d
about tho city building that tho differ
cnCcS between certain council m"n over
tho proposition to authorize IN" appoint
mcnt of additional policemen would pro
cipitVte n "Shuwduwn" IN open council.
and that If one side persisted in oppos-
ing the appointment Of moro police Of
ficcrs the other would oppos" the JOINT
anpoin,mont OF the Scalcr or weights
and measures.
When the committee report on tho po-
lice matter was called up. report vas
read Recommending that IN" manager
be authorized T." make tx" additional
appointments. The report vas signed by
Or. T.. s Bippus and Camden s. fancy.
Capt. W. T. Otto. IN" other member or
tho committees. did not sign tho report.
Councilman Ambrose +. IIahig offered an
amendment 10 limit the increase to one
man tho chief 10 US" tho additional man
~ n traffic man or plainClothCS man. aS
he deems hest; The arguments for and
against the amcnd'd resolution were pro
scntcd 10y Hahn. ia Councilman l., +.
Noltc
When tho US taken on tho
amendment. ,',''g . lr''" 'iatCd that hC
had said that ", y.,.;.'. oppose any in
crease in tho police f"r.r. Therefor" no
voted no on the amendment. Council
man Thompson MISC explained his vote,
saying that Will" he opposed increasing
tho cost Of operating tn" city govern
mCnt. he believed IN efficiency and would
vote for tho amendment. Tho vote on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
"A HOUSE DIVIDED"
Third Consecutive Blachton Posture Pro
duced From Anthony p. Kelly
Scenario

"A House Divided" J. Stuart Black
toms next feature release. which Will n"
shown Mt the Liberty ihcatr" Thursday
and Friday. is the third consecutive
BIackton feature produced from an An
rhony Paul Kelly script. nc autnoI
Of Three Faces East" tn" current
broadway stag" success. ADAPTED The
Common cause" for tommodor" Black
ton from the play by J. Hartley Manners
and Major Ian Hay Beth. Nitagraph ~
now distributing this special. Life =
Greatest Problem" tho second OF the
sotics was entirely hr. Kcly's brain
child. both tn" story and tho script being
his work. rh" third Of IN" BIackton.
Kelly association. "A House Divided.
was ada tod by Mr.. Kelly from tho novel
Tho SuhstLnC" Of His House" by Ruth
Holt BouCIcault.
"A House Divided" presents tho sam"
quIntctic OF stars who arc scoring such
n success in tho BlaCkton special. Tho
common Cause" Sylvia Dreamer and
Herbert RawlinSun are again featured IN
tn" leading roles with Lieutenant Law
renee Grossrith and Violet and Charles
Biackton hcadinG the supporting cast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
AUTHORIZES
FINANCIAL AID
FOR FAIRGROUNDS

lIy q unanimous vote city council last
evening passed on first reading an or.
dinanCc authorizing the city manager TO
spend the sum OF $500 for equipping the
new playground on the Wilson site in
North Wheeling and AN additional 5000
for equipment for the other three play
grounds in tn" city.
The resolution was presented and
adopted after Solicitor J. J. =. ODri"n
had given an opinion that the right
vested in CnLncil by the city charter.
to purchase ground end establish play
grounds by implication authorizes
council TO appr"prIat" money for equip
ping tho grounds as we'll
The 0rdinanC" will come up again IN
one week for second reading and amend
mrnt and final passage.
Council received = petition from Louis
LOhner ond others requesting the city
10 fulhll contract mad" in l?OS wncn
the city. desiring TO open UP Merritt
street. purchased two lots for tn" pur-
pose. Tho petitioners claim that III"
city agreed 10 erect 4 wall l2J feet long
and ten foot high To protect abutting
rropcrty but that the wall has never
been built and that IN" prnr"rt" is he
ing damaged as result "f tn" alleged
failure. Tn" p"tI,i0n was referred TO
tho city manager.
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CITY DADS CLASH ON PROPOSITION
To INCREASE POLICE FORCE
d resolution

amendment and amended resolution
stood the same.
When tho matter Of joining win the
county in tho appointment or seaier
OF Weights and measures came up Coun-
Gilman Hahig opened the fight against
the move with tho suggestion that inc
city ought To make the appointment TINS
time and ,ct the county accept the city
Rppointcc. city Manager Ephlin held
that that step would be impracticabIc'
since tho county commissioners under
/ tho law. must make tho appointment Tor
a full term Of four years, while the city
council could not go beyond the term or
two years in making tho appointment.
Councilman Kunz suggested that the city
have its food inspector act as SHaIcr OF
weights and measures for the city. tan-
tain otto rCplicd that the city had tried
that plan once and il had failed. Man
nErr Ephlin said that If tho city food in
spcctor is made the city scalcr tho health
commissioner will have to make III" Ap-
pontmcnt pr. Bipnus favored having
! council appoint Il Scnl"r solely for the
! city. stating that he believed that the
additional cxpcns" would be justified by
the good done the city.
At this point tn" resolution went to
vote and was lost because OF the tie vote.
Councilman David Morgan was not pres
cnt. creating the tie.
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martirs Ferry ID, please. A case Of
wied emanns for tao home. Jy-lo-h
CITY SELLS OLD
GAS GENERATOR

CIry Manager Charles -. Erhhn last
night reported To council IN" sal" or
,Ight generators and about hity scrap
ped arc lights from ih" old city llgh'
plant. The sal" was approved by couh-
ell.
TIA" manager disposed If tho G"ncr-
ai"rS ~ the National Power II Ma
chrncry company. Of Cleveland. ONO.
for S20h each. and tn" old lamps for
81 - each. The total proceeds OF the
sal" amount to NOR" than S:.3hO.
\ former attempt 10 sell IN" equip
mont ~ ia" old light plant brought only
u bid Of 5000 for The entire equipment.
Al that tim" the city could get but hf'y-
on" cents apiece for the arc lamps as
against tho pr:cr Of Sl"j each Vhicn
Mr.. Ephir secured for them.
Mr. Ephlln indicated that H. expects
10 be able {" got $1,000 apl"c" tor IN"
three boilers which remain I" be Soid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
A WONDERFUL
FLESHBUILDER FOR
thin PEOPLE
Increase weight Prom Ten TO Thirty
Pounds. A New System worth
Trying.

Thin mon and women who would IKE
TO increase their weight with ten or ny
tccn mounds Of healthy stay there raj
should try eating 4 little "SaTSen with
tbcir meals for n while and note results.
Hcre is a good test worth trying. First
weigh Yourself and measure yourself.
Then take Sargrn-onc tablet with every
meal for two weeks. Then weigh ana
measure again. 1t isn't a question OF
how you look or feel or what your
friends saw and think. The scales and
,hc tape measure will tell their own
story. and most any thin man or woman
can easily add from three To flve pounds
IN the first fourteen days by following
this Simple direction. And best or al
the new flesh stays put.
SarSpn IS a highly concentrated flesh
makisg and assimilative agent which.
added 10 your regular daily meals. seems
IN scparate and extract from them every
ounce Of fat -making material they con-
tain and pass them TO the blood in an
casilT assimilated form. Most OF this
nourishrent now passes from your body
as waste but SarGen aims to quickly
stop the vast" and make tho fat produc-
ing contents OF the very same meals you
are eating now develop pounds and
pounds OF healthy flesh safe, pleasant
easy 20 take and inexpensive. c. II.
Gricst & Co. and druggists everywhere
sell il in large boxes (twclTe days
treatment to a PACKAGE, on a guarantee
OF weight increase or money back
Note-while Sargen is widely pre-
scribed in the treatment 81 nervous IN
digestion, il should not because or us
fat-producing power. be used moro than
FIVE days at time by those who arc
not willing to increase In weight Al
least ten pounds-Advertisem
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About People
Movements Of individuals to ana
From the city.

-
Miss Julia Wilson. who Is IN N'H
York, will return 10 the city Soon
Mrs Virginia Shaner who mas peer
tho ru-st Of he: son. Mr.. Albert u
Shafrcr in Philadelphia. for inc pas
six weeks is expected I" return " 'A
city within the next week
Mrs Mary C'riswclI Webster mas ~
turned from a vacation spent a.
chicago. Mackinac Island. Men, anu
other points along tho laIcs
Mrs, Allen Bowie. Mrs. Henry A'"-
lc,t and little daughter. will motor oF"'
ia Baltimore with IN III" next te" ga: ..
Mics Mary Mulkcrn has rc'trheN
,-,, columbus. o.. where she spent
two weeks Vacation
Mrs. i'm J"llic and Miss Mar lhc"''
will spend tho Weekend in ll'tsoufsn
Miss Sarah Whitaker leaves on
Thursday for q visit with lrlenns al
Boston. So
Mr. and Mrs Nelson whitaker VINO
.b,v, hen the guests OF Mr.. b. {. VIM
ak.r at ,'ccl Place. leave for ihcir Ho'''e
in Portsmouth, Thursday.
Misses Alma and Anna Null. OF Elm
Grave, left this morning to VISIT iTcnus
i, cleveland and Sandushy. o. ana other
rlaccs Of interest on tn" lakes
Tho Misses virginia i. h"ho"'
C7or, Holm nc Wheeling. who for inc
ms, year have boon employed IN govern
men, work at Washington. ID. e.. arc
spending th"lr annual vacation win
,bcir narCnts. They leave today 10
pend m" next few days in Park"rSours
~ ne. guests Of Miss Mahonc's re'a-
tlV"s
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Hood and children
rciurnrd last evening from pleasant
SIXTEEN day vacation which they spent
motoring through tn" east. Ih"lr Stops
included camp Meade. Md. whore my
VISITED Louis Noitl". nf MGundSEillc,
who * stationed NJ the Base HosPl'ai HI
the Maryland camp. All
Mrs. Il. NJ. Kitchen with her Two chil.
Grrn is thr guest Of her mother III
k,rgston Now York. w
Mrs willard Groves Of BarncSylIlc -
srrndnE fcw weeks visiting MIS- A.
T. Groves Of tho Island.
Mss Mary Wayman has returned 20
her homo At Bethel after spcnulnE lh
mast twn weeks at tn" Training School
for Teachers at Lake Geneva WIS.
w X. Thompson. secretary OF INC
OHIO on and Gas Association, which was
recently organized and holds IT'S nrst
convention this fall. arrived in wheeling
last night and was particularly interest
I'd in the exhibits being arranged at inc
Market Auditorium by the concerns
which turn nut products used In the OIL
and gas industry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
CANTEEN LADIES HAVE
AMUSING EXPERIENCE

Tho Red Cross cantCcn nj III" r. & q.
had rushing business yesterday. ono
carload oc soldiers went through at D
p. m. cnrout" from IN" columbus bar
racks To camp M"ad. carrying ca mon.
the majority Of whom were rc-cnlist"d
men who are going into service in the
standing army.
An amusing incident in connection
with the work NJ the Cant"c11 happened
recently when 4 young soldier boy just
enlisted passed through Wheeling. where
ne was very well treated ny the mcm-
bers Of the cant"cn. and some time after
his arrival nj Camp Mead h" wrot" thc
following letter to the local Cantc"n
service.
dear Friends American Rcd Cross
Please send me som" cigarettes. <
you please. ] have h"cu in IN" United
states army now for two months, md
have got no pay yet. ! came through
Wheeling the 18TH Of May. and YOU
passed some cigarettes. candy aud'maCa-
zines through IN" train. have stall got
the magazines. Very truly.
carl g It'eor
The cigarettes and n small paclitc" Of
other things w"r" sent to HIM ny tn"
local canlc"n. and Mrs. Charles pRrI"n.
the chairman Of IN" organization. sent
the following letter in reply:
MIR Carl RiSur
Dear Sir-Your letter I" ia" American
Rcd Cross reached mo. Thanh YOU for
counting tho American Rcd E'ross your
friends "" are S"n'InC YOU small
package hcraus, "" w"Uid ( TO- break
your faith ~ E"d cross. It's. however.
u local proposition. supportcd 10y the
Wheeling He'd cross chapter. and does
not furnish anything except Ia IN" boys
who are passing through.
Red Cross wishes yuu tn" best Of luck.
Yours very sincerely.
Mrs. Chas. nIiri"n.
Chairman of local Red Cross san''"n'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
LOCAL HOTELS TURN
VISITORS AWAY

Tourists and travelling men ar" find
ing Wheeling n very mic" place To Keep
away from these days. Last night many
commercial men wCr" walking the
str"ctS. unable 10 find 4 room in town.
auto parties reaching tho city last
night w"r" told that tho hotels V"r"
filled up and many drove out or town
after dirk, determining To drive all
night. rather than SIt around in wheel
ing. awaiting daylight.
Despite hotels statements that rooms
were all filled II is known that many
rooms wcr" vacant. although reserved.
The gas and oil mems association re-
served hundreds Of rooms and big por-
ton or these rooms were vacant last
II, ght. hut the gas and oil corporations
reserved and paid for them. so the motel
prnprictorS could not give them up 10
others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
ANOTHER TEST VOTE

WASHINGTON. July ID Repeal OF
tho daylight saving law believed settled
hy The house Yesterday in sustaining the
PRESIDENTS veto Of repeal legislation was
rcorcncd today at conference between
leaders OF the senate and house ngricul-
tural committees.
Senate leaders insisted on another
vote hy tho house on the rider to tho
agricultural bill to repeal tho daylight
saving act. The matter will be consider
I'd tomorrow by the full house agricul-
tural committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
AUTo1sr ARRESTED.

PlTTSEI NGII. July ia crarch or
two days conducted by authorities or
Pittsburgh. for IN" person who was
driving mn automobile which KILLED tive
year old Marion Horne here Sunday.
ended late to-day with the arrest OF
Joseph Italntia. aged l6. Police Say
younE Bplottn cOnfoa@ed that he was
driving tho car which struck and KILLED
tho child. Tho boy Ia S&d 10 have told
the Officers thar ho was going to stop
the machine after hitting the girl. put
ne drove on when mon who witnessed
tho accident made threats against him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
DON'T LIKE U. S. SHIPS

STOCKHOLM. June 12.-Another
American wooden steamer has arrived
at tio,hcnburg and is offered for sale 70
tho swedish shippers The Americans
hav" expected this tyre Of vessel TO be
especially suitable for tho Baltic hut
tho SWEDISH experts find them much too
large and clumsy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
Entertainment

The two Junior classes Of tho Bethel
Union Chapel of Bethel Will hold an en-
tcrtalnmCnt and social at III" Chapel to-
morrow evening. The Country Doctor"
q most npproprIat" comedy viii l." stag
cd following which r"frC$hm"nis viii L."
sold. \ iarE" ATTENDANCE" Is beng pre-
pared for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
n q q. Picnic.

The young ladies or tho c S. o. Gloss
~ tho Stone Presbyterian church OF Elm
Grove enjoyed I merry picnic al Vice.
ing park last evening. The girls aSS'In-
blcd a, the pleasure resort al an C"s,'
hour and at S o'clock genuine ,,,'
supper was served under inc TT 10
.wepinp hours were devoted 20 ihe
pleasures the park af1oros'
The following were IN e''eHohN'e
Misses:
c-roey Ada Thompson
Frieda Clemens Gtace meA
- prrnon Elvira Mendel
Laura Remke
MesdarneB-
Brranan jones Olsen
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The engagement Of Miss Mabel Slmp-
son of Rrookside and Mr.. Earnest Book
er Of this city has been announced; ne
bride elect IL a daughter OF MIR. and Mrs;
Ralph Simpson, and has been employed
in tho Bridgeport office Of the Boil Tel
ephone company for some tim". Mr..
Becker Is tho son OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
BecLer ri Jacob street and is time keep
er At the Whitaker-Glessner company in
Martins Ferry. The wedding viii, b" an
interesting nuptial event OF midsummer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
IMMENSELY OF The METHODIST centennial
CELEBRATION 4 SURPRISE TO WHEELING PEOPLE

plInlrnts Of tho state. Among IN" ram
GU, musical organizations which CAV"
concert programs were the lainbow ~.
VISIONS R,gtmcntal Band. the 'F'oN
Lakes Training school band. ana DINERS
Of equal reputation.
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session occupied tho carly part Of IN"
day and at noon 4 real picnic dinner was
served An afternoon OF varied social
diversions was enjoyed and supper was
eaten ut tho resort before the merry
crowd returned home Mrs G"rrE" WaC-
ner is tho teacher Of this class OF young
IaI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16

MiSees Ella Mac and E'arneIa WtAVVT:
Of Pittsburgh. who arc the guests oil
Mrs. William r. Stifel were the honor
guests at a delightfully."- informai IunGL.
con Yesterday at the Country Club. Mrs.
John f. Stevenson of North Main street
was the charming hostess. The appoint
ments were very lovely and there were
covers laid for eight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
Local cltrla Ronored

Miss Cara Holm and MISS NlrEiniA
Nahone, Of Washington. y. g. who ar"
spcnding two weeks furiouEh IN the
city, wcro the honor guests NJ "A charm
!ngly informal dinner party last night
at Waymhn's Inn at Bethel. Tho young
ladies OF the clerical force OF tn" Hazel
Atlas Glass company entertained ;h"m.
Mrs. waynran served tho delicious chick
en- and waffle dinner at ! o'clock with
lovely table decorations Of garden flnw-
crs. Covers were laid for twcnty-thrco
people