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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-07
ST, MATTHEW'S BOYS
TO MOUNTAIN LAKE
Members Of st. Matthews p. E. Church
Choir Will Journey
Down Today.

The members of the vested choir OF
the St Matthew's T. +. Church VIII leave
AZ & o'clock this morning over the Balu-
more E. Ohio railroad for Mountain Lake
Park where they will camp for tn" next
row weeks on the mountains or Mary
land
Last year the lads were camped AT
Terra Alta, and before that were camp
cd. first at Zoar. Ohio. and later at Ie-
1bcsda. Ohio. The first outing was h"l0
in 1908. and since that time has been
held each year.
Tho boys who will go down To-Day are
MCSsrS.
D W Cox Robert Rodgers
W. S Hamilton Joseph Snaup
Afford Hadcn George ic"'S
Thomas Boyd Raymond "'cHI'r
D,hor, Crawford Joseph t&rnanan
Afford Carol Roncr l"M'"'4
Edward Carol harlcS '"'''"
r.,o-;c; Onhbs Frederick Ford
Basil Davis i''rrh'" =.
John HcH il. W.
orviIlo Eichc.,,,arR A. i. DCvcran
,,orrcr IIolcomh David Crawford
,utra,, 1ruu Rodney S. Crawford
Lawrence kochrs"n Joseph N'!I'CN
George Newton William MCN"la
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kct street, will leave this morning for
Huntington. where she will enjoy bricf
stay. $1,000.
Walter Brown. Of Twcnty-ninth street.
returned Saturday from Cleveland. AFTER
an extended stay there.
Master John J. Thoner. son or MT, ana
Mrs. John S. Thoner of the South Side
is spending the vacation period AT Am
mendal. Md. the summer home OF the
Christian brothers, Gabrial. Martin ana
Edward, of the Columbia commercial
College Of this city.
Dr. and Mrs. \. G. Earnest are So
journing in Atlantic City. and Ocean
City. n. J.
John l.. Fftzsimmons. Of Martins Fer
~, an operator at the Wheeling office
Of the Western Union. has gone 10 spend
his vacation at Atlantic City and other
eastern cities.
J. A. Hughes. Of Springdale who was
taken i'll about ten days ago. became
worse yesterday and was taken to the
Ohio Valley General hospital yesterday
at noon. He Is under tho care Of DR.
c. w. Clfert and probably will have 70
undergo an operation. Mr.. Hughes is
n we'll known Stogie roller. He was en-
ployed at Notes stogic factory.
George Houston, secretary or the Am
crfcan Legion and War Camp Commu'
nifty Service is at Chillicothe. Ohio. con-
fcrring with district heads OF the Com
murity Service.
William rressler Is somewhat improv'
cd after serious illness Of the past
| few days.
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HOLLAND HAS SCORED
AGAINST BELGIUM IN
DIPLOMATIC SCRAP

PARIS, June 12-(Corrcsnondcnce OF
of The Associated ss)-Hoilana nas
scored in the first heat or inc olpiol'I az
tourney with her ncighhor Belgium oFrL
the clauses Of the treaties or 1889; ~niCn
have aroused good deal OF 1ccilhS OH
both sides Of the Belgo-Dutch boroer.
1t was these so years old trcat!cS onat
gave Holland the Limburg peninsula
the narrow elongated strip or lana pop,
uiarly known as the Dutch appendix;
by crossing which, the Germans IN thslr
retreat last fall saved thSmss sSibio can an
tour OF some 40 miles and possible cap
turc by the allied armies.
Tho Rclgians dug up ancient RECORDS
showing that several towns ana NiiI"sCS
situated in Dutch I.imhurg had. IN me
,hirtics of last century, pctitioncd inc
first king Of the Bclgians 20 he JoinCd 10
his kingdom. Although the Dutch lam
burgers Of the present day arc sara To
have no such desires. an lnflucntlal sec
ton Of Belgian politicians clamorcd 1or
the annexation Of LimburG to belgium.
Also. to safeguard the future poSltlon
Of Antwerp, the Belgian ann"NatiohlstS
claimed the territory known, aS lutch
FLANDERS, situated on tho southern hank
Of the Schcldt estuary. which tho trca-
tics named had also given to H"Iland.
These territorial claims aroused n
storm Of patriotic i3dlEnaton IN l lin
land. Queen Wilhclmina visited the as
putcd parts Of her dominlonS. ana therc
was q good deal of flag waving ana
shouting about dying in IN" iast dltCh
before giving up national territory Inc
situation was becoming unpleasant. Cool
headed elements in Holland rcal lied that
an cstrangcmcnt from tho Belgian sister
nation would be fraught with disastrous
! consequences. When conference was
called by the five great powers TO recon.
slider the treaties Of 1889. a delegation Of
eminent Dutch jurists. came TO Paris
with the firm resolve 10 avoid AWNING
| in the nature of a breach with Belgium
on the ccssion Of territory. however
their instructions were definite. and the
| Dutch standpoint has been upheld ny the
| five great powers.
1t was agreed 10 institute commits
sion of seven powers. including Belgium
| and Holland. This commission is 10 cN-
amino tho proposed revision of IN" tr"at :
| les Of 1899 and submit proposals "lmpil-
| eating neither a transfer of sovereignty
nor the creation of international scrNi-
| tudes." The commission will invite Bel
GUM and Holland TO submit Joint form
ulas" in the matter of waterways. the
! general principles Of the Peace Confer
i cncc to be applied as bases for tho Same,
The hcllicose feeling on both sides
! now has almost died down.
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Descendant Of ConfuCiuS
Urges Reconsideration

PARIS, June 1O.-Kong SianG-k"". d.
rect descendant in the scv"nty-tltth
generation from Confucius. ana pr'S'-
dent Of the Provincial Council OF shan-
,rrc province. IS among the we'll known
chinese who have recently arrived IN
Paris 10 urge n reconsideration Of tho
conference dcsCisi0n 10 turn Shahtuns
Province over (" tn" japanese.
Mr.. Kong speaks English and like all
tho other members and attaches OF tho
Chinese delegation. wears modern
clothes.
He is most eloquent in his plea Tor
restoration 10 china Immediately of the
historic province which Germany wrcSt-
cd away from il by force. China's
sacred mountain. Tai-shan. and the home
Of Confucius make this province more
sacred to Chinese than any other portion
Of the republic.
We thought Germany imperialism
had been driven out Of China" Mr.. Kong
said in a recent talk to newspaper men:
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About People
Movements Of individuals to aac
From the City.
AT THE HOTELS

McLure-w. J. Water. Clarksburg; r
4 Loar, Morgantown; D. W. Jacobs,
I Clarksburg; Mrs. b. Bremen. Weston;
| ". E. Lovclle, Grafton; Louis II. Hell
/ mer. Fairmont; W. A. Mccullough, Man.
nington.
windsor-E. J. Lewis. steubenville.
Ohio: o. H. Orth. Holloway. Ohio.
! Stanm-D. +. Patterson, Collier; A
! E. Walters. Sardis. O.; Geo. Leichter'
, Cameron.
Rogers-Earl H. Lukens. Caflz, Ohio:
J. ]. Reich. Huntington; R. G. Dakon.
Rosby Rock.
| Miss Marie Burge, student nurse in
the City Hospital at Washington. Pa.
spent Sunday visiting friends in this
! city.
| city Manager c. o. Ephlin and City
Solicitor J. J. P. O'Brien leave today Tor
! Charleston to appear before the Public
! Service commission in the Elm Grove
fare case
| Lieutenant and Mrs Holland c. Head
! ley. the latter a graduate Of the Ohio
! Valley General Hospital and recently an
overseas Red Cross nurse, left last even
ing for Washington. y. c.. TO reside until
I Lieutenant Headlcy Is discharged from
the army.
Miss Dorothy Riggs has returned to
her home in st. Marys AFTER spending
the week end with Miss Frances Agnew:
Mrs Herbert 1.uchs and daughter, OF
Washington. Pa. ere guests or local
Mr., and Mrs ]. F. Moss and children
are visiting at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Samuel Orenstctn AID son are
visiting relatives Mt Cleveland.
George H Phillips has returned from
Toledo. where he witnessed me "'liaro-
MIS- w ID Church is spending the
summer with relatives in the East;
from philadelphia, and will remain IN
the city for a few days visit Win
friends before going to Detroit. 10 ac-
Miss Ruby Belle Mason. we'll known
local musician. returned 10 INC Ci.y 81 81
tcrday after spending a vacation nj bur
falo Rochester, Cananada Lake and 9TH
oliver pete" Pryor returned to Akron
last night after visiting HIS mother IN
| George Maxwell. of Elm Grove, has
returned after several months service
1 with the A. T.. +. in France.
| Mrs. Elmer Collcy and daughter MISS
| Dorothy. Of Nefr. Ohio. were visitors IN
| '" Mrs III Jones. Of South Broadway.
1 has left FOR visit with her son in Chi
cago., - ,,,..
4 burSh. spent Sunday the guests OF MT
4 and Mrs William Boyd. Of the South
Donald Vincent OF Smithfrld.. Ohio
is spending a short vacation with lrlehos
1 in South Wheeling. 49,,
1 tecnth street will resume work here TO-
l day at the Bell Telephone company, fol-
J lowing a weeks vacation.
= Miss Florence Mcmillan OF North Mar
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OBITUARY
MRS, 7, H. JONES
TAKEN BY DEATH
Prominent Island Lady Goes to Last
Rest After Illness Of Several
Months.

On Sunday at 1880 o'clock at the fam
ily home. No. All South Penn street. oc-
Cured tho death OF Mrs. Florence Chap
man Jones, wife OF Thomas II. Jones'
in the 5O,h year Of her age. Mrs. Jones
was a daughter Of Mrs. Virginia and
tho late W. II. Chapman and had resided
in Wheeling practically all her life. she
had been III for several months and
death was due to complications. De-
ceased was n member of tho Thomson
NJ. +. church.
Surviving arc her brother. Mrs. Vir-
ginia Chapman; her husband. Thomas
H. Jones: two sons, Alan and Russell
Jones. nj home, and four sisters, Mrs.
a. H. Sisson. of Mt. Clair, y. j.; Mrs
George Hoi:mon. Of Pittsburgh: Mrs.
George W. letters and Mrs. J. Frank
Bycott. Of this city.
The funeral services Will be held at
tho late home. No. All South Penn street
Tuesdays AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock. Rev
II. c. Howard. pastor Of the Thomson
N. L. church will conduct tho services
and intcrmcnt will be made in Green
wood cemetery.
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British Say Uprising
FOStered By Russians

LONDON. June 2.-(Corrcspcndcnc
of The Associated Press )-Brtish gov
eminent officials arc convinced that lhc
UPRISING in Afghanstan is being foster
cd by tho Russian Bolsheviki. 1t is stat
cd that the government has positive in
formation that, tho Amir is in close
touch with the Bolshcviki in Turkcstan
and Moscow and that Russian cmissarlcs
have been sent to Afgranistan.
1t is believed here that the Amir is
delaying answering armiSticc terms.
which ne requested. until no can further
concentrate his forces. stir up more trou-
bic apong frontier tribes End get assist
ance either in the form Of propaganda or
money from Russia.
Recent successes by tho Rolshcviki in
TrGns-Caucasia arc regarded with ap-
prehcnsion and as likely 10 impress the
Sghans
The Bolshcvik aspirations undoubt-
cdly are two-fold. Official opinion here
is that they hope through this method
TO spread their doctrine among tho pco-
pic OF the near Fast. thereby widening
their influence and embarrassing the
United Kingdom.
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work for me and I know it will help
others if they will give it fair trial.
Mrs LIZZIE COURTNEY, 1OS Sth Ave-,
West, Oskaloosa, Iowa. s.,
why will women drag along from day
70 day, year in and year out, suffering
such misery as did Mrs. Courtney, when
such letters as this are continually being
published. Every woman who suffers
from displacements, Irregularities. IN
flammation, liberation. backache, ner-
vousness, or who is passing through the
Change of Life should give this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, a trial; For
special advice write Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The result
Of its long experience is at your service.
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Monuments Commemorate
American Achievements

VERDTE, June 15.-(Correspondcncc
Of tho Associated Prcss.) Monuments
TO commemorate the achievements OF 'he
Americans in the battle Of the Argon'"
arc being built, details OF inc WORK pc
ing attended to by different army uilts.
scrics nf concrete monuments
adorned with German machine guns ana
in some instances with German helmets
and rifles has been put up to mark :hc
front line Of . division advance or -
toll If the capture of7a certain village
by some regiment. Most Of the monu-
mcn,s are being placed in prominent
places near the main roads. when pos
siblc, so that they will serve as gui1c
posts for tourists visiting tho scenes
where tho Americans fought their great
est battle on French soil.
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Re-enters A. E. F. Service
Local BOY Enters Signal Corps and VIII
Remain In France With Army.

Ted WISE former operator for the
western Union Telegraph company In
this city, has re-cnlistcd in the United
States army for service with Il telc-
graph battalion abroad. according 4
word received by friends here Mt
Wise enlisted soon after the United
States declared war with Germany and
was sent TO France as n teleerapher
with one Of the signal corps outfits. 4
fcw weeks ago ne secured his discharge
in France and secured employment with
telegraph company in Paris. 1t VA
not known that he contemplated re en-
listing until word came to that effect
couple Of days ago.
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Harry Z. Lucas

Harry f. Lucas. we'll known resident
Of the East End. died nj his home. No,
III Baltimore street, yesterday at 5:iO
O'Clock. following an illness extending
over a period Of year. Deceased was
born in Parkcrsburg but had resided in
Wheeling practically all his life. He is
survived by his widow and ono. small
daughter. Dorothy. For a number Of
years Mr.. Lucas was employed ut the
CENTRAL Glass Works MS n blower.
Funeral services will he hold Mt the
late home Tuesday morning nj S:3U
o'clock and requiem high mass will be
celebrated at the 81. Joseph Cathedral at
. O'Clock. Intcrmcnt will be made in Mt
Calvary cemetery.
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1uatava z. HelwiQ

The funeral services for the late Gus
tavc Il IclwiE. well known farmer or
Triadclphia, who died suddenly Friday.
will sbc hold at tho homo of Mr.. Joseph
Green. Triadclphia. this afternoon at
2:45 o'clock. Intermcnt will be made in
Greenwood cemetery.
Mr.. Hclwig was in the 18th year Of
his age and is survived by ono sister at
home
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REV. kOONTZ'S
LAST SERVICE
HIGHLY ESTEEMED n 10 -
GIVES UP PULPIT TO OAAA
NEW ERA CAMPAIGN.
Will Have Offices at New York, out HA-
poets to Visit Wheenns
ON Tour.

Rcv Thomas Gricr Koontz u. d., pas
Tor Of tho Second Presbyterian church'
ofriciatcd AT his last communion services
Yesterday morning The churCh wa"
,ror,dcd With many friends and members
of the congregation.
Dr Koon,Z has been appointed score
tar-. for tho New Era movement OF ',''
PRESBYTERIAN churches throughout INC
I.nited states He will leave the la'lct
,art of the month for New York. whcre
no viii have his office. He will prop
,hIv mako n visit to this city some tne
during October. During his work hc Will
travel all over the country. and IL Is inc
rxpcctation Of his many friends that nc
will nav this city n short visit ABOUT
that time.
Next Friday evening at the nome OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pickett, EdEw0od
a,.cnuc Haywood. a farewell reception
will be held for Rev. Koontz and MS
wife a committee composed of the
bcade of the various boards OF the church
&c arranging Il program which Will con-
sist Of music and various entertaining
features. and a delightful as We'll as
touching evening will BE- tho outcome.
DR. Ennntz has been the pastor or inc
Second Presbyterian church for many
wears and will be greatly missed oy MS
host of friends and admirers.
The following ministers will nave
charge of tho services at the chu'c" Jul
ing August: ~, %
August 3-Thc Rev. John w. Noel. b.
D., -Kirkwood. Ohio.
August lo-Thc Rev. II. W. McCoomos'
Wooster, Ohio.
August 1.-THE Rev. E. A. Cullcy'
Derby. Pa. WI,
August 24-Thc Rev Maurice r. VIII
son, u D.. Washington. Pa.
August 3l.-The Rev. ]. NJ. ROBINSON
| III
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Matthew Darrah

Funeral services VIII bc held thls
afternoon at $50 o'clock NJ the Til ton
VILE NJ. t. church for the late Matthew
Darrah. aged - years. who passed away
at the homo of his daughter on Grand
view Heights, Tiltonvillc. Saturday af-
tcrnoon. Rev. Ward will conduct the SER
vices and intcrmcnt will be made in
Smit hflcld Ohio.
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Jacob TruaX

The funeral services for tho late Jacob
TruaX, whose death occurred Friday,
will be held at tho late home on SerTpth
street RCnwood. this morning at $50
O'Clock. Requiem high mass will be col
cbratcd at ST. Johns church at o'clock
and intcrmcnt will he made In Mt. Cal
vary cemetery.
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~ "''' FOR YEARS
Mrs. Courtney Tells How She
Was Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
oskaloosa, Iowa" For years was
simply in misery from weakness and

d"Iui pouio u
nothing seemed to
do me any good. A
friend advised me
to take Lydia E.
Pinkham's V ege-
table Compound. !
did so and got re-
lief right away. !
can certainly re-
commend this valu.
able medicine to
other women who
suffer, for it has
done such 200
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u,-r.n,, bible Glass Meeting

The members Of the woman Sptb1
will enjoy an outing n at the tn the no Island
Ut: Ut: a av.cping genuine picnic supper
viii be served on the lawn and later s,s an
; informal social evening will be en3@y ,Sn
MIS-. ]. NJ. Walters is president OF 'he
class and DR.. keesor IS the teacnei'
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YaraWeN Party

On Friday evening a f nF VI P picE.
W. ~i NJ 100 Edgwood street. for Rev'
Thomas fo; Greer Koontz, pastor Of the Sc Sec
o : n9'i Presbyterian church who will leave
iD the near future for New secretary apen Of
Koontz has been appointed See'e'
the New Era movement
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Alas, II girl is easily kissed. 1t Is
apt to put an end to all mans inten-
tions-and II she list 1t is apt TO put ar
end to all his attentions.
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A man always thinks he understands
what a woman means until he discovers
that she means exactly what abe 0ayA
Then he gets all mixed up
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Old Stone House

Yesterday was an ideal day Tor t I'LL
lists and at this particular season th tsc
orc number Of them passing through tne
countrv The Old Stone House. so ideal
" located on the National Highways AZ
Tracts many Of these tourists daily and
Yesterday was no exception There wcIe
several PARTIES made UP Of local people
cniovcd the chicken and waffle dinner
served at the colonial mansion last
night. .ho ,,-+,cs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Whitaker and
party Of three. ,,,,,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers and paTy OF
twelve, OF Cleveland. Ohio. -.
Miss NStie Stroebel and party. OF
Mr. Weir and party Of two.
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AN UNKIND CUT

Tho Brute: Il think that women arc
much hcttcr-lookng than men.
She: Naturally.
Tho Eru,c: No. artiflcially.
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Boat Ride.

On Monday evening. July "a. the mer rem,
bers Of the North Wheeling cup WI
enioy a boat ride. This Is mos, ~
lirhtrul time Of year for boat rae a.
there Is always invigoratinE oreezes o,
the river and the moon will DC on No. -
To make the evening more enJoS Sot.
also. The Verne Swain VIII ac,o. 80
I5e - s!ao o'clock. At Martins Ferry
. sfon will be made. A local orchestra
viii nrovidc music for dancing ana re-
freshmcnts will be served.
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rpehre Party Tonight.

Tho members Of tho Port Huron Social
c,nn will entertain with n cuchre party
hits evening at the home OF Mrs j. L.
Armbruster. No. $500 Wood street.
Prizes will be awarded those ATTAINING
the highest scores and dainty retre.n-
nents will be served. As the previous
affaasN OF this club have proven very
entoyable this one is being eagerly al"
, AnAOatcd
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Wonder Sales:
Event
4 At the Dollar Store Now!
$6.9s Women's Slipover
Sweaters ........ $4.9S
One lot of Women's Sum-
meS Hats ...........l 9c -.
\ One lot of $500 Trimmed
Hats .$1.OO
Miss and Child's Sipovcr
Sweaters .........$ 2.SS
h $5.9S Silk Taffeta Petit
coats for .$3.9S
1898 Silk Taffeta Dress
Skirts ............ 1898
$500 Silk Poplin Dress
Skirts .:r....,..s2.es
Choice any BEST Georgette
Waist .$4.49
GeorgcHe Waists, all col
ow .$3.49
: Size 2 to IA year Girls
Dresses ...........$1.OO
\ Girls up to $500 Wash
Dresses .$1.9S
Boys apiece Chambray
Wash Suits .......S1.OO
I Regular SOC Women's
Sacques for ....... .39c
Regular $1.00 Infants
/ White Dresses ..... CSC (
( Women's Gauze Union
Suits, 2 for .......$1.OO
Extra Quality Women's
Union Suits ........ $50
Chemise Petticoats, Gowns,
CHOICE ........$ 1.OO
New Wolfe Waists, spe-
cial .$1.OO
House Dresses and Bunga-
low Aprons S1.25
Women's Silk Lisle Hose,
pair .............,..5 $50
Mems Half Hose, 3
pair .$1.OO
Childra's all colors IIo-
siery, 4 pair. ..$1.OO
The
dollar Store
\ 1865 NJ ain St.
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PREE LINE COLA TICKETS!
TO ALL WHO SEND IN TODAY .
COU pom
SEE ANNoUNCEnEENT OH
ANOTHER PAGE.
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Dance At Country Club

Messrs Robert and Albert Wh WI ,Sis
viii entertain a number Of IrrSnoS dance nee
evening with a merry 1 IDIOT n1air has
at the Country Club. THIS Sr a1 Wh,tn nsy
godem nj Of Yonkers.. \, Y, and Mon Non
sieuF Charles Louge: Of BiarTitz: TT france
Who Is The guest Of Mr. snd x MFf furnish
iatorestinr program of the latest
da emusic music and refreshments will DO
served.
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hut it has only been supplanted By The
imperialism OF Japan which - SVea .
greater menace TO China"
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LUNCHEON FOR
VISITORS TODAY
MISS HELEN CROMWELL WILL 6N
TERRAIN WITH A LuHCAko"
WR HOME, "ARTLEE.
Society Remains Active Despite the Ia
trerus warmth Of Mtd-SunnneT
Days.

Hearnlee. the beautiful home OF MI
and Mrs. ], G.. Hearne. at Leathcr""ou'
will be the scene of a merry party th.S
afternoon when Miss Helen CroH"I'i
entertain. a group OF girls with lunch
con and porch party. This Will be an,
other OF the delightful AFFAIRS HrIH ti,- "
~ honor of several charming visitors
who are in the city. The luncheon VIII
hs served at / o'clock with tho loTelieSt
q appointments and novel favors in c''
dence ,r,-,,1
Following the luncheon an informal
! social time will be enjoyed on the porcn.
Among the visitors whom TINS oc'"S$'
win honor arc Miss Elizabeth stevens.
Of Glen Ridge. y. J.. who ia the cues. OF
<1,us Josenhinc Cox, Miss Edith Br 'wn.
~ philadelphia. and Miss Mary Hart OIL
Clarkshurg. who is visiting Miss MINI y,
Milton and Miss Move. # Riohm"no' WHO
Is the house guest Of Miss Irwin.
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1.aa,,. Social Carroll Club

Carroll Council Knights Of CoIumous
will entertain with a dinner party al tne
D0Id Stone House this evening honorinS
| thc cbairladics Of the Ladies Social club
during the past months. Mr.. Ehrhart has
prepared especially for the ladies' who
will number thirty. Mrs. John Iroesn
sisting with the preparations for this
: function.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-07
Centenary
Celebration
Columbus
[oH1o)
[oHIo)

Remember this great Cen
tenary Celebration closes
its gates on Sunday, July
18th.
Described by William c. Free
man, associated with Paul Block
Inc, New York, Chicago. Detroit,
Boston.