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The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
Reports Loss Of S72
From Workshop Locker

Gus Maris. who is employed at
525 Ninth street, reported to the po-
lice that a pocketbOok containing So
in bills was stolen from his locker
at the above address.
Louis' Beeks, employed at the same
place, told the police that IS was
stolen from his locker at the same
time
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
e; g zlsE E';: q!

THE matinee film feame-Walace Reids clever screen
melodrama, The Dub"-won both laughter and sp-
plause, while the comedy, "The Rip and Stitch
Talors," caused much merriment
The Cosmos Theater Vaudeville this week starts with
an unusually beautiful and artistic offering by Frankie
Wilson, entitled @The Mirage of Light" which presents
more than two dozen highly eolored pictures with Miss
Wilson as the central living figure and closes with the
Royal Yueno J.ps a company Of ten imperial Oriental
entertainers, including two sprishty little midget, in
japanese act, beautiful well wonderful Demo- Scan
Ion and Demo, unusually clever dancing tho; the
sketch comedy by Arthur Picken, and company, called
Their Wedding Morn" Dunlsy and Merrill, with songs
and chatter, and Alexander and Field in eomicaI hobo
number complete the bll.-From The Herald, Tuesday,
March T.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06

Press comments all over the coun-
try express the extraordinary gift of
Josef Rosenblatt, the Russian tenor,
who will be heard in recital at the
shubert-B -Belasco Theater on Sunday
afternoon, March 16. One OF the
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06

where he can raise chickens. and
everything.
Did you know the price Of war
savings stamps was reduced the nrst
of the year? Fact Now Is good
time to start something.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06

features most commented on by the
singers is the extraordinary power Of
thrilling of which his voice Is capa-
BILE
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06

Jim Sprpcebanks says he wears
those green sleeves because he likes
the color. He was OF several days
and now has plenty of dye; could
make 'em any old color.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
C. P. O. NOTES.

CONTINUED FROM EDITORIAL PAGE.
Aud Lang Syne." After the Scotch
comes what?
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06

Miss Nellie V. Ramey. a reader in
the prooSroon. day, Is III az her home
in Alexandria.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06

Walter A. Kinsolving was taken i'll
Saturday with double pneumonia and
Is now holding his own in George
town Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06

Ernest C. Saltzman, worshipful mas
ter Of King David Lodge, at Brook
land. was host to quite a delegation
OF Masons from the ofice Tuesday
night
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06

Sergt. John Waller. Of the hand
section. a veteran OF two wsrs-Mex-
lean and civil-is enjoying three days
rest.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06

George Randolph Chester, the
author of the 'Get-Rich- Quick Wal
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06

Bill Hope must be losing his grip
He loaned four bits to a friend the
other day and didn't ask an eye for
security.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
The Week in Retrospect

PACKED and away they went 10
coast. lakeside and mountains
The social columns were filled
with those leaving Parties
slumpcd and the quicsicSt place
iu town was the. Country club
which usually offers u gay pic
turr Of activity social YIN, ,orning.
afternoon ana evening The 30
rlaI calendar looked blank all OF
"a sudden. and the reason was the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Nov YORK % gallant ypuug pol,
dlrr luH home from usrrsrIr .,.s
tlN'n surprise shower A Mrss
white basket whose hardI. Vus ~.
'wlnrd WITH ropes 90 uIuk and blue
WhIinr. with Hwtsfp,hH uuI corn.
flowers lnl"rmingI,u vuH presented
hrr I'm tho basket N,rr man. g|fs
mat came an much h,riNIUuoI uun.
wrapped in pristine ilau, I'm.
sc0uHrd therein VtH uu nriIfra.
pear ana inside Wa' rno f1loWtur
We have 'ricd lo choose
Some gIfl for yuu
That comes hy tvus
a few perhaps. Fouu
often use.
While some may comfort ana
and HmurC
" YOU should chance 10 got he bl4cs
While household cares
Your mind confuse.
This basket with our blcHslng
bears
BcrldcH the gifts that
Como IN pairs
our friendship and our
Love declares
To share your trouhlOa
And your cares ana
Hold the hose that
Peter wears"
A lovely luncheon was enjoyed
ana those enjoying tho pretty posi-
uuptlal courtesy were. Masses Nor
ma Miller lsla Lynch. Margaret Nc.
kcnGle Lola Kclsu. Nuomi Commons
tuth Kclao. Alice NlFhtengalr. Mrp.
Dan. Hunt IT,, Miss Muricl White
head
Miss Amelia Hroach comp!imcntcd
Miss Ruby Thompson of Durant with
line party on Friday afternoon nt
inc Empress thcater. Members OF
the laku club. the newly. organized
girls club, we're guests ind Others
were Miss Margaret Mosby of Dal.
las, who In an aunt uf the young
hostoss. Miss Jennie Yerger King.
discs Frances Haskell and Mamie
wooden. Refreshments we're served
afterwards Ia the rJpcrlor Tea
rooms
Mr and Mrs W. G. Lamb win
spend the weekend with friends In
McAlcster, Ok Ia. MT Ernest Lamb.
who has been overseas In tho serV-
tee. has returned home. MT Emmett
Ice Merry g., who has been visiting
hiH aunt Mrs. r. L. Merry. In the
Ncwsum apartments. left yesterday
for his home In oklahoma CITY.
one Of the returning soldiers OF
the past week. Mr.. Roland Bruact
was complimentod hy judge r. n
King on last evening when the genia
host entertained with box party al
the Empress In honor of Mr. Rroach
supper was served afterwards ~ q
popular downtown cafe.
Mrs. G, Hubbard Rawson and son
g. II. Jr.. are going 10 Warrington
Va, To spend the summer with rcla
tiVes and expect To- leave July 1,
An important called meeting o
tho civic league was held SaturdaS
afternoon In the library for the pur-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Parties

A beautiful pnrty of tho week was
that given "Wednesday afternoon In
the ballroom of the ketchum hotel
with Miss Ethclyn Carpenter as
hostess when she extended gracious
hospitality 90 her friends that they
might meet Miss Ruby Thompson,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
ridny
SATURDAY,
Announcements A

Miss Thelma Fairbanks ~ 1909
Miss Tholml Flirbhnk " 1909
South Boston VIII nave nH hcr guest
noNt week. Mlss Maud Reed ~ OK
mulgeo and Will entertain 1T bridge
for This visitor on Wednesday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

pose OF having n FUN discussion he
fore women ~ this organization and
official heads Of other women'a or
ganifations regarding tho water
question.
Mr. and Mrs J Howard Thomp-
son ana children left Saturday for
Bella vista to enjoy their pleasant
summer home, located there, during
tho heated term Others az Bella
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Among tho Informal affairs OF
the coming week In the younger sct
will be "a box party given by Miss
Dixie Boiling for her guests. the
Misses Reward of pnwhuska.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

her honor guest. ana the guest also
ia the home Of Miss JullrIfe Hun.
and Mrs uraftUu r. conway VINO
has Just returned from her wedding
nip Tho ballroom WiH ruuNri'tI
mo q sylvan bower, palms and ferns
were used az q r'lIluK for ihr
princess vases of wicker which hrlo
IurHH ana EudIolI no varied hu'H.
ALSO snowy magnolia blooms Whl'h
cont their puugru' fragrance. ana t'
vantage points STOOD podrt|hl ,iE'"
900 wicker holding ututfi'' Whi.h
rlug lu Opposition to the hidden ut.
puratra. which played duuus tn'
hours There we're ,lEht tables or
players mtirun- ana maids prcsrn'
lug a beautiful picture Themselves 900
lhelr airy summer fruCk' ana gay
p.y.uru hats Miss Frances lirodch
captured Venetian candy jar b}
making high score In me games or
auu.uu bridge The honor guests
were presented corstgc floral Cius-
irls. one OF roses ana swc"ip'tS ana
the other swcc peas and Corulluwrth
Afcr the games luncheon was
Nrryed on the card tables TO the
guests who. beside honorces. were
Misses Mary Delaney Frances RIA
die. Evelyn Connolly. Gtarr Down
ing. Helen DELANEY, Mildred Shields.
Mabel core. Irene Hastings buEluda
Bruce, Edna Nelson, Frances Hroach,
Mabel claire VIII. vivian Fulghum,
ll-ttyc Hudson Mary Siil, Naomi
M@a"rye, Julieltc Hunt, Mcsdamcs
Lester Gillespie, Harry 4 Castle,
James =. Nelson. Young @ Mitchell,
Harry Is. Miller Emerson = HlgElns.
Ioyce o. Meyers OF McAlcHter. Mrs
Dan Hunt. jr. r A. Hunt. Robert
lmler, W. T. Savage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Mlss Elizabeth Treat will compli-
ment Miss Maud Reed OF Okmulgee
with box party at the Empress on
Thursday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

The Tulsa Town club will hold IT,
regular weekly dinner ana business
meeting at the v NJ. c. \ on Mon
day evening at 10 O'Clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Miss Linnle Martin will give a
llno party on Monday afternoon for
Miss Glenn Earns
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Among the pleasantly anticipated
events IL the dance TO be given by
the Sequoyah club on June 40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Vista are Mr.. and Mrs r. H. lie.
mans
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Mrs. G. Hubbard Rawson and son,
g. II. Jr., are going 20 Warrington,
Va, to spend the summer with rcla-
lives and expect To- leave July 1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

An important called meeting OF
tho civic league was held Saturday
afternoon In tho library for the pur-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Mrs, Harold Preston compllmcntcd
Mrs. Pete Andre on yesterday after
noon with an Informal party IN her
homo Mt iii south Denver avenue
During the happy season. the hon
orec, one OF June's lovely youns
brides, who's recent marriage I'm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

one of the returning soldiers ot
the past week. Mr., Roland Broach
was complimentod hv Judge \. H.
King on last evening when the genial
host entertained with "A box party At
the Empress In honor of MIR Rroach
Supper was served afterwards ~ a
popular downtown cafe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Informal

Mrs A. Flint Moss was most
cordial hostess on Tuesday morning
entertaining very informally with
seven tables OF bridge In honor OF
Mrs Dibrell OF Arkansas. Mrs. Joe
Bryd's guest. Mrs. Fred Powers. of
Florida, who Is visiting In the homo
of her sister, Mrs Dixie Gore. Miss
Katherine Afford of Texas. who ls
visiting Mrs. Nat n Logon hnduMiss
nellie Spoo, who was tho guest OF
Mrs. J. n. OMeara. Old fashioned
flowers and Russell roses were the
decorations. Mrs Boyd made tho
score and was given n Venetian vase
Miss Spoo cut the guests price
which was the same. Luncheon was
served on the card tables afterwards
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Tho womsn's auxiliary ~ Temple
Israel entertained with an informal
reception last Monday afternoon In
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Max Mad
ansky on Madison boulevard In
Morningsldc In honor OF Rabbi and
Mrs. &. H. Iatz OF Fort Smith. Ark"
who were here 10 meet the conErega-
ton OF the Temple Israel church
over which Rabbi Larz will have
charge In the fall Sweetpeas and
daisies adorned the entertaining
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Tho Robert r. Lee chapter. chill
dren OF the Confederhey enjoyed
an evening in the home uf M and
Mrs ". H. Crowder on Friday when
their young daughter, Miss Della ~
was hostess They were highly en-.
tegtalnod by talk made them by
Miss Margaret Mosuy OF Dallas.
Texas. an educator ~ rcnown in
the south who n IN Tulsa now visit
Ing her sister. Mrs " T. Breach.
Miss Moshy told of tho emancipation
proclamation Later Mrs Louis
Cohen. president of the Clement A.
Evans chapter, e. - c., told OF tho
lifr OF jefferson Davis Sweetpcts
decorated the home and refresh
m,nts were served The auxiliary
Will enjoy a picnic at sand Springs
on next Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05

RADIO Springs. Col. for the bencnt OF his
health.
Warrington. Pa. are the guests Of the
formers mother. Mrs. c. 5. Busbey.
Mr.. md Mrs. Harry Clark and MIS-.
James Baker. Of Fairmont. arc the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.
Schmidt.
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Edward
Errmcr, Of South Wheeling.
Miss Virginia Flaccus has as her
guest Miss Hazel Martin. Of Washing
ton. Pa
Mrs. Robert c. Haasc. Of Philadelphia.
| is the guest of relatives IN the city.
Mrs. Elizab beth kindclberger Is slowly
recovering from a recent illness at her
home on Nor,h Market street.
, Miss Rem" Itousc has returned to her
home in Wordllw1 after visiting Mrs
Grace Rcildaffcr. Of Pittsburgh and
Mrs r. r. Lawrence. OF Grafton. Pa
Mrs. Hollis f.. Davcnny. OF Washing
ton. y. c.. is visiting her parents. At 4.
t"rncy and Mrs. J. Howard Holt. OF
Moundsvillc.
Wait II. Conway. prominent lawye:
~ Fairmont, is n business visitor in The
city and is registered at the Hotel Nc
Lure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05
WARWOOD TAXPAYERS
ARE MUCH 'HET' UP

Warwood is the scene Of an inter-
csting political fight Mt the present time
concerning tho proposed $4,000 bond
issuo for tho paving Of the main streets
and tho supplying Of an adequate sys-
tom Of sewage for the town. The sup
portcrS Of tho bond issue claim that OPP
poncnts arc disappearing conditions
when they say that there will be only
4 ton foot road paved from Richland
coal mine to Third street since with the
work to be done by the street car conf
pany and the present paving there will
10 q thirty foot road. Roller and Con-
rad tho engineers OF the project. have
n report ready for council recommend
ing n number Of new sewers and con-
ncctiOnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05
iMPERIo WON $1,000 PURSE TEcT
1T STRAIGHT HEATS.
powpEN. DRIVER OF EARLY DON,
FINED 500 FOR PULLING
HORSE.
RIDER OF SAFRANoR DISCUS ALL
TIED AND JACK PAULEY SUS-
pENpED FOE SLIPPING wEIG at.

Tho "Cty pay" IA" ~ lard At nc
N.s. VIRGINIA S'a;r FAR ira X yrs''r'
d,y wa= abnu. IT,. h'st "t tn w'"'k
Ma, :hous2rri :,,rs lined tn.. homo
stretch - witm"s> ~" tu.~h -: 'n'' stN
events staged
Impo-ro. from Waiter Ityi"s s"bl"
Meehar,csbu-I. ONO. tn"k tn. tratur"
race OF rho day n" 81 rot. pWr~''
8: roo .Nlta Mac. n" only h'Cai h"rS''
showing u7 good dur nS IN" week.. t"~|
Ssc"0d mour%.
Dowa"n. driving f:arty Don. ""nci ~
r i. Wright. Belmont. OHIO. "2S fined
sInn rrr not trying to win tn" second
heat - II" third race. after h'% horS''
'hrnkr' on tn" h"m" S'r"t"h. Will" he
was In tho first position.
Jockey I'aui"y r'dir;; S;Ltranor n tn"
ffth rae. 4 thrr.-Quarr"r mI!r run. was
d,souarnrd and in.I So. FOR ",Ilppjng'
ono OF his weights. II" lead tho field
throughout m" race. AMI passed und"r
the wiz" two lengths III advan"" 81
Lucky pearl. whn finished """"u|
Lucky Pearl was declared til" winner
BY the judges.
First Race-2:21 Trot-Purse $1,000.
Irnperio took this event in straight
heats. although crowded in ali heats 10y
Alta Ma. In false start before III"
,.rond heat. Imp"ri"'s sulk"y blow I
Sre. and after repairs took IN" heat IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05
70 Aerial Passengers
From England 10
S.AmeriCan City

LONDON, Sept T. (Corro@poudcnc" Of
the Associated css.D-T""ut% paSs"m-
gers and small rarE" ar" I" =" rarr'"d
on the first airsh!3 Journey from Ear
row-in-FurnesS TO Rio d" ILu"Ir". S"'ne
tirnn this fail. according 10 an announce
ment here. Owners "f TN aerial i wa
then intend. II the initial voyac" is Sl"-
: ccssful. to maintain a regular i"ur-'!ar
service between IN" two points.
The airship. IT is said. WI =" routed
via Lisbon. Sierre Leon" tW"st Al"'rn.
Janciro. The return trip Will 10 n'.,s!,
by way OF the same points.
Sir Woodman BurhidEc. is reported 70
have booked three h"rthS for IA" fll.1t
for himself. his wifi" and = fr!.'"0 Th''
price OF these tickets was SS."rh 'aCh.
Tho airship i9 known as III" lt-NO. =
has a gas-bag capacity Of 1.@""."hr cubic
feet. moro than half the s.T" "f n'"
most perfectly constructed s'"n'nl:u"
typo OF airship ard has $r""d Of 6"
miles per hour. Sh" Is I2j C'.t IN
length.
rassengcrs' living quarters arc si'u-
atcd on top OF the hull and consist 90
cabins Of shopping berths. a roof garden
and n shelter deck. There Is an ohS"r
walton car below the hull which is con
means OF passenger lict through IL"
middle OF tho craft
In connection with N" PROGRESS Of
acronautics in England. il is Interesting
the Air Ministry Of IL" ";'"Hiug u'N'
February OF a Royal Air Fore" CHl"t
College for n" training q" ''... %" uri-
ucntIy commissioned of. -. of 'ur
ROYAL Air Force. only f.r'. ~. ,.;'.i,.'s
viii be admitted ~ ~" "rru.'. class #
tho college. Examinations VII J." hr,h
in November. Candidates must h." 30
twccn17i3 and - years "F ~" upon IN
trrinc tho school. 4 TWO year crr:r-,. -
prescribed. ComP"titiv" examinations
viii govern admission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05
Misses
NitSSrS


Mis- I.cSl Seal. whose mrrr.ar" to
Charles Lingo viii h' an 'N'nL 81 SIP
Irmh,r -. WaE ""Ttr''ri'ni"d with
"-!uIilrI rHrty. given last evening by
Miss !I,l,n S'u!nin At hrr bonn" IN North
Whcr;.nI. n" affair was in III" M
tur" "r n lin""ric shower. and ia" hrIl"-
"Icri vas IA" recipient "f many h"auii-
rul arrlclrs. N""dl"w"rk WIS tn" dl-
NcrsIun e tn" group during ia" "V"n-
ing ana vocal and instrumental music
WAS also enjoyed. ~ LAT" hour 7
dainty lun"Ecnn was served. carried out
in u pr"tty color Srh.,u" oC yellow and
white.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05

FOURTH Race, Mile Run-Purse $500.
Privat" Withdrawn from IN" race and
Cy::nuS substituted. Carl EllwanCcr.
Eevcr,y James and H"radity broke the
barrier even. Will" Halsman and Cvg-
nus followed claScly At tn" TWO fur
long Carl Ellwanger was leading. fol-
lowed by beverly james length b."
hind. On tho final lap beverly James
tricd hard hut could not overcome tho
I,lC" 1T hy Carl Ellwans"r. First
cart Ellwang"r: Second. beverly James:
I'd. T"r"ditv: Fourth. HyEnus: Fifth,
1IalSnian: Tine: liz.
Fifth Race, Mile Run-Purse $500.
~ tho getaway Snfranor took tho
lead. and WAS rC"'r ~ danger &C bong
ov.rtak"n. passing unG'r tn" wiz" SOW
rrai lengths IT. adv"ur" "r l.u"k Pearl
has n"arc:,t rival. Safranur WAS dis
qualified and Jockey Inu''r. suspended.
T." .'>itprrd" 4 weight l"f"r" The got
away. but was caught receiving Il rs he
walked To IN" scale, :" weigh in. Fay
Streak was l. - q: ~" post. Summary:
First. Iu"ky i',arl. S"",r!H. IuiE" cur
~: Third. Dr. -. T.mN. l,l6'i.
Sixth Race-one Mile Run-Purse $500.
VIII Soon took the lead from the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05

The corn crop l. FAR ;th"V" tn" aver
avr nc"pr,iIu. t. tho" who have hr"n
k, r'uS tab an tn" crops throughput n"
district and much interest :, being taxi
n by HI farmers in Tho work of taking
;'Irr IT 81. m" balance OF III" gram
. ru;. is h,.rt"" than for som" time. but
l!'f" peg ,.'.ll Il shortage IN the fruit crop
t!r.rI- NUll tho dlStrICl. with Iudi"at IONS
that there WI h' hat very Ccw apples.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05
Camp Cots, Tents and Lanterns
Tent s Awning Co., Tel e63.
west Alexander Fair.

Tho West Ai"NnTd,r Far viii b" hold
next Thursday. Wednesday :nd Thursday
ana ! ~; Attendance - Expected. Th"r"
ar. nanny r:ru+ Ia hay "Nn!hItS and ais"
new features ar" To- - added. Prof.
''H,i Miller. f"rrn"r local school teacher.
VIII max" I,"pI;.m. flight daily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05
Flour Mill Busy.

Tn" Elm Grove Milling company has
h",.u k"It hu-y taking ar" &c IN" l"rE"
rit.m $h'rm' MS that are coming into
tow GHIly and many Vehicles hHv" been
Inc, VI, daily at ih,. mill with loads of
&rarI. Tn" mill = ais" working tU ca
itr:'y 1T the present time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05

start. Jockey Taylor who Wa riding.
had perfect control Of his mount. FIRST
Will Soon: Second. Quinn: T!Hr!. l"''l"
Cote: Fourth. Lord Sterling: F,fth, A.
tnrney Muir. Time 1881.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05
Bridge Party.

Mrs. Garth IIrarn" will h" hostess to
a number OF friends tins afternoon a;
h,r hunc IN Wu"dlawu. An interesting
session II bridge Will Do enjoyed for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05
Time: o:l4i.. o:1tL. c:14K.


Mary Ward won the event In straight
heats. after losing the first I" Early
Don. and taking third place. In tho
:, coud heat Fairly Don entered as tn"
fav"rit". she lead by several lengths
until the home stretch. when she
'hroltr" and was passed by Mary Ward.
rnwdrn. who was driving Early Don.
made no attempt 10 win. after his horse
settled down. The judges hn"d tn"
driver 500 and will decide later whether
they will disQualfy him for the re-
maindcr OF the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05
For Visitor.

Mrs g. J. Milton Will entertain very
informally this "V"EInE a. her HON" IN
Monun\n' Place. h"r"rlnE Mrs. po"lan.
Of K,niUrky. who is the guest Of Mrs.
H. =. Whitaker. OF LCath"rwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05
"C|TY DAY" At FAIR FEATURED
BY BEST RACING OF THE WEEK

":li'. SECOND. Alta Mac was crowded
out OF second place by Redclia iigg1n-
sr'. In til" third heat Rcdrlia Higgin-
Su,i looked coed in tn" final heat but
"nrnk.." IN first lap Nutwood Reed
tried hard for first. but failed by
l,HEth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05

sny"ral hours and tn" aft"rn""n-"ii DC
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