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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-06

Tie intermediate. class OF IN" Lima
Hcnnic- Sherman school nj Expression
and Art gave an" arttStlc rcHI'A' AS
evening in thu auditorium II III" !. W.
{. A These affairs were: formerly heiu
in the studio. III Chaplinc street.. but II
has been necessary 10 us" larger hHil
now. The adult classes viii hold their
recital next Monday evening. May -. AZ
tho y. W. g. ~
Th" following was last nights pro-
gram:
star Spanrlcd Banner. .C4hss
Young George Washington. .---.---.
t>rc1ia GuldiiuEer
In FLANDERS f'il1dS. .Gcrtruir SllTc
Tommy Brown. ....-- Elizabeth Harmon
De Pc White Trash. ---- Virginia Craft
E>ncour1 cement --.....- ldab'l Wagner
Miss Maloney Goes TO the Dentists.
Observation-Disclosures. Martha Moore
Masters Julian Ulrich Vanc Bob
bins. Hal Conrad. Eugene Ewing and
George Z. Johnson. Jr.
How a Woman Caught 4 RurElar-.-.
Eleanor RoScnblIrE
Wolscys Address, from Horny Will
Shakespeare. .. Elizabeth knittle
When Birdie Studied Delsarte. ......
Observation-Disclosures. Marcclla Mayer
w
Margaret Frederick
A Fearful Fright. Alma Stcclman
4 Boy ut the Circus Kathleen Palmer
Buying a Railroad Ticket
Francis Bcavon
Foreign View Of the Statue Of Liberty
.......-.--..B Betty knausS
A BescttinE Sin. Virginia HOFFMAN
Trials OF a School Girl. .--......
.-.----A Martha idlcbcrFcr
Mary's Little Lamb 49, Sara liartcnStcin
What Bill Said. -...--.. Evelyn t1Sher
The Corn Stalk Fiddle. -.-...------
Vida Emily Krupp and Betty knaus9
Posing lass
The Unknown Speaker Fane Robbins
Rory CMoore --------. -CtaSS
Irish Jig.
May T. Fasste and Virginia Hoffman
Jimmy Browns Prompt Obedience
Eugene Ewing
On the Judgment Day. Hal Conrad
FL Darst. Helen Jucrgrns
Her Folks and
Gertrude Connolly
The Easter Symbol
.--------k Kathleen Gallagher
Aunt Sophia ut the Opera. .......,.
-haTtna McN;LSn
Courtship Under Difficulties. .-.
Holy Cha S.
So WGS Ann Taylor
A Character Sket Est ella O'Brlcn
A SuYraEette Speech. Helen Saunders
On the Street car. Margaret Ferguson
CourtiH the Widdcr 80 Ruth Ferguson
The Broken Pitcher. -. Mary T.. FassiG
Doing Your Julian Clrich
Pretty Maid Class
Battle hymn OF tho Republic. --- Class
COMM Thru the Rye. Class
Virginia Holman. Mary r. FassiE
MY Faith Looks Up to Tho. Glass
Accompams st MIS- ": II. Conrad
Dance numbers coached by Mrs. Alma
Wilson Slrafcr. teacher Of interpretive
dancing in the Sherman school,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-06
Fob pancC-Swrnt knir..... Cir:

MS charming ~ tn" pretty piri Sir. ~
might riEhiYully b" expected Ia IL" Shin
nyinE np trees. rnmpinS over JaEr.'d
r,4'k$. rolling down Il rugged hIllSId".
running and l"lpinE 1ik" Il mountain
goat from craE To "raE. and TAX" hii:E
dives in 'Rlt0g"th"r" Illusions Dat any
krllnrInnnn might turn h"r h"ni IT,
envy. Then rnIum"uCrS ih" transit i"n
tn Mabel N"rnand ia" S"nSai inuaI.
Mickey. IN" NurmaHd rhIrart.-. h".
CONES n Cinderella with Il ''kirk." she
k"& TN" worst" of II liE' "winrrf
breasts hllnw. aud comes back ~ her
antagonists with liberal interest. i'r"v":l
upon h?- ""V"i nris and distant ;rtat I. g..
who hcIicv" at first that sil" ~ rich only
later to ruIrlnd" hat Sh" is poor MIr-
key takes matters AS tho come. ana
wins the man she loves without. much
moro than half trying.
Further along. when Tim" comes tn
md tho nim---hHrau%' Itlm% NAL "nd--
thor" ~ m intervening right" for IN"
possession ~ Michry'S personality that
* splendid "Xampi" III direction. In
ridrntally Miss Nnrrn;tul defends her
Srlr on 'h" k""n jump. climbing poles.
"lamh"rinc over roofs. whiZZrnu down
tho shingles. and swim En;: of by her
hands tn dnnEle until her bray" h"r"
r"mes 30 tho timely rescue.
There arr mad races hrtw""n trains
and motors. rafting "ChcSrS' on horse
back an cyolllinr ballroom Scene. and
everything else that Is known Ia film
dom even 10 lavinl: &nmc eats"
mickey" is motion pictures opitnmiZod
and mighty good motion pictures as
we'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-06
Cot5Ilton Dance

Last evening in tho Carroll club audi
torium the popular Cotil1inn club held
their regular weekly dance. Tho hall
was beautifully decorated for tn" rcra-
sion and Rcntt1clds orchestra furnished
the music The usual large attendance
WAS present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-06
Bowling Party.

The Craftsmen will entertain, their
members and friends with n bowling
party at thc 2. M. e. a. Following soy
eral hours OF this interesting diversion.
Refreshments Will be served at the Cole
man grfll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-06
Stop dandrutf and double
beauty of your hair
for f ew cents.

pandrufr causes I. rcTrrtSh Irritation
If the SCALP. the hair r0rtS shrink. ZOOS
tn and then the HAIR comes out ih!;i ia
stop falling hair at en-" ami rid 'ht
nrnlp ut every yrarticI" ui dandTuff. got
. small bottle Of "Dandcrinn' at an
drug store form few cents. pour a littl"
IN YOUR hand and RIB it into tn" scalp
After several applications The hair
any dandruff Your hair appears sort
glossy and twice rs thick and aouno
MN ur3 nok puB mo 5u!uuoo sdols
ant Try it,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-06
Awnings, Good Goods Only. Tel go.
Wheeling Tent & Awning Co.

The, greater the necessity for SAVING
the greater your opportunity 10 us.
! The Intcllecnccr Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-06

Miss Margaret B. Owen, four
times Champion Typist Of the
world, will give a demonstra-
ton of speed and accuracy, on
Wednesday, May 7th, between.
the hours of 1900 and Zoo
o clock, at the Underwood,
Typewriter Company Office
No. 1888 Main Street, Wheel
ing, W. Va.
All Stenographers as well as
the Public are invited to wit
ness same.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-06
Country Dance ........--...--G rado
Opcretla--Tho Princess Of l'oppyland
Inaugural Ball

The Theta Mu Fraternity. thr newly
organized fraternity of Cathedral High
school alumni. will hold their inaugural
ball Monday evening. May 10, in the
! Carroll club. The young pcopl" ARR
! eagerly anticipating this social event,
! and although the plans are not yet conf
plntc this function promises 10 hr on"
of the delightful affairs Of the May sea-
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Entertained Club.

Miss Lillian kloctzl.y entertained the
D. I. y. Girls at hcr homo on South
Broadway street last evening. Music
and games were IN" diversions OF IN"
evening and III s"aS"nanl" hour doll
cinuq refrcShmcnts wnrr served. Those
present were:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-06

Deputy T.; s. Marshal Short returned
! last nigh; from Smithncld. "et@ci
! county. where he has been serving sub
| p"nnas for IN" torn Of L. S. district
/ court which begins to-day.
/ Mrs. George Dixon Of 1912 Eoff street.
lis visiting her mother and sister In
| Syracuse. y. Y. for 4 few weeks.
/ Miss Mary Miller. Of North Wheeling.
| left Sunday for Pittsburgh for a visit
! Of several days. with relatives.
J Miss Mary Mooney. Of Fairmont. pri-
. vatn srr'rrlary 10 the United States mar
shall. Is n visitor in the city, attending
federal court.
r. A. Rcich. IT Huntington. has re-
! turned home after spending several days
| hero ON business.
| Miss Eyrd Erz Of Bradford. Ia. is
| tho guest of local friends.
General Edward Vnllrath left ycs;er-
day morning for his homo ri Cleveland.
after speaking here in tn" interest OF the
| Victory loan.
| Miss rathcrn" .tul will lnnrn today
| for cambridge Springs. whrr" she will
! visit her grandmother. Mrs. S. G..
| SrhwrrtfrEcr
! W Il kcyscr nf Sistcrsvill" arrived
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-06

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-06
About People
Movements of individuals to and
From the City.
AT TIE HOTELS.

M'LrRE--I' d. Dawson. Charleston
w. p Crane. Fairrnont: w. {. Hoyt, Nor.
Eantown; 4. q. Dayton. Phillippl: y. +,
Bartlett, ParkersburE !. .. Fiddler
ClarkSburS: VI. H. Wolfe. ParkcrShurG
J. Cunningham. ParkerSburG; +. v
Adams. New Mariinsvillc: \. p. ClarkS'
burg; y. l.. Ficmy. Parkersburg; W. y,
Brewst"in. Charleston: II. L. Snyder
Parkrrshure: Mr.. and Mrs. r Middleton,
Grafton: O. +. Lytl". Parknrsburg: H.
G. Green. MOrSantown: T.. \. Hamilton,
Charleston: G.. W. Hill. Sistcrsrill": l.
Y. GlcsSner. ParkcrSburg; J. =. Mallory,
Parkrrshurg.
WINDSOR-J. n. North. TaIrmont: N.
]. Dorsey, Fairmcnt: Mr.. and Mrs. e. W.
LrEgett CharlcSton: Geo. l.. Poe. Fair
mont: Mr.. and Mrs G.. l. Smith. Fair
mont: Virginia Fleming Fnirmont: G. l..
Gcolfy, Grafton: W. l.. Cook. Grafton:
w ". Keen. Grafton: II O. Newton.
Parknrshurg: T. N. Martin. MarttnSburE;
W. c.. Kilmer. MartinshurS: P. R Harri-
son. Martinsburg: Mr.. and Mrs II. o.
Water. Martinsburg; J. \. Williams,
Proctor.
GRAND CENTRAI--G. f. equity,
Parkcrsburs: Paul NJ. Lau. t'lnrkshurg;
Forest Hedges. Clarksburg: ". A. John
son. ClarkshurG: p. \. Judge. Grafton
J. NJ. Wayland. Greenwood: Mr.. and MIS-
J. ". Anderson. Ora alton: j. l. Rnush
Graham Station.
ROTERS-John r. Conrad. Parkers-
burg: Creed Malone. tairmont; Jas. Cal
den. ClaySvillc. IA.
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Interesting Huptin1s

MI. and Mrs. Harvey Chase JcErtt
have the honor Of announcing
the marriage of their daughter
Marie Helen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-06
School Entertainment

The Center school Of N'h""linr will
hold an rntert aiumc;It "u Thursday eye
ming. May g. ut IN" High Sch"ul. Many
tntrrr.rinl, features arr an tho i'roEr:Ln
and doubtless many viii attend.
Th" following il IN" urn!.rIru:
W,I-.,ITI.. -. . fNran"'i ISal".li" .InhnSun
GaInc~-- LOBBY Loo: DID You s;'''. y Las
SIZE ....-.......tir ;h,S | and :"
Physical Drtll -..........-....f Grade ::
Song and ltr!lI--'ropsy Turvr........
..-.... .i'r:tti''!; - ami !
Fob pancC--Sw""t Kate. ..... .Gr:id'. j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
NrSdanlcs
Dclpliia Young.
Marlin Refining Co.
May Increase Capital
Stock 10 S25,OOO;OOO

Mitchell & Stevenson. brokers. hav"
issued n circular letter tu III" stockholm
crS OF tn" Mnrianh oil 4 Eofining Conn
many. Of this city. relative 10 n special
meeting Of the SiurkhnldrrS of the COM
pany which is called for rouCa. May list.
Al This meeting u proposition 10 in
crease III" capital stock Of III" Company
from ten million dollars I" twenty-five"
million dollars Will b" vot"h upon. Tn"
PURPOSE If III" meeting rs explained III
the circulars il IL Civ" tn" officers nf
the comnany power to ISSUE new stock
for the extension Of III" companH'S
oDrations and also for the distribution
Of profits In the form of dividends from
time 10 time. TIL" company recently
made a very larc" purchase of oil and
gas land in the Usage reservation. ANA
are beginning cxt"nSiv" operations in
that territory. The Mariana Company
is now conducting extensive work III IT.
deyelopcd fields near Pnnca and with
the raptd increase of the cumran%'s bus
mess, large additions 10 III" capital are
likely to become necessary. Wheeling
stockholders will be represented nj tn"
meeting Of the company by a number of
we'll known business men Of this city.
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DREADED FOR z.'5;f
NIGHT TO CONE
Texas Lady, IN Pretty Bax Fix,
Heard of Csrdui, Tried It.
And Now Says It Saved
Her Life.

Chiffon, Te1as.-Mrs. Mary Roose
Of this place, states: Sometime ago
T was quite sick and suffered great
deal. l had been suffering quite
awhile At times l had such
severe pains In my back, across my
hips and in my sides,-l was In a
pretty bad fix =. was so rest
less / dreaded for night to come.
Having heard of Cardui, thought
I'd try 1t | commenced 10
get better with my first bottle.
took six bottles OF Cardui, and will
tell any woman what this Cardu'
Home Treatment can and will do II
taken according to directions. We not
only feel it cured but -. most
likely saved my life. ! am able 10 do
my work with ease and know Cardui
did it."
Cardui has been found to relieve
many womanly pains and ailments
and thousands Of women have written
to tell Of the benefit 1t has been to
them, IN cases Of female troubles and
weakness,
Cardu is prepared from mid, me-
dicinal ingredients. which act as a
tonic and help build up health and
strength in a natural manenr.
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visiting his sister. Mrs. Mac Ferreu De
Muth. Of Elmwood. Mr.. Ferrcll has not
seen his sister for twelve years, having
spcnt some time in the west pr7or 10 en-
listing in the army.
f. F. Young. of Buckhannon. ". Va.
is business visitor in this city TOT
several days.
MIS-. Mary A. CASTOR Of Wood county
". Va, has left for her home AFTER a
short visit with friends here.
Mrs. Alexander Glass. of Kenwood
Place. Is making a visit to New 1orK
City.
Mrs. Samuel warffuel. who has been
! attending an important business rneeting
OF the Lady Shriners at I'Erkcrsourg.
has returned to this city.
Mr.. and MIS-. Edward Herzer. Of North
! Wheeling announce the arrival or
/ Charles Edward Herzcr. weight le4a
pounds.
John Rincho,t IS seriously i'll at tho
| Ohio Valley General hospital.
Thomas Minor is seriously III at tno
North Wheeling hospital.
Mrs Margaret Lyons. OF Parkersburs.
! is visiting local relatives
! l. W. Leonard and FL G. Rider. or
Charleston. W. Va. are business visitors
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs John Matthews who have
been visiting friends in this city. have
returned to their home in Huntington
". Va
S. W Hnrper Is making a short busi-
ness trip TO New York city
Clyde Moore. Of fourteenth street Will
soon be able to be about again AFTER sew
eral days confinement at his home
80 ~
! vopd. Pa. who have been spending sev-
cral days with local relatives have re-
tue,ed to their home. They expect to
! return to this city some time in June
! when they will spend the summer
months with relatives here.
Mrs. ]. T. I.awler. the late guest OF
Mrs Jarvice Price. has departed TOT
Montreal. Canada. where she Will meet
her husband. Captain LAWYER. who -
enroute from France after four years OF
overseas duty.
Mrs. Kate b Linton lott yesterday
morning for WeltsburC. where she Will
remain for several weeks.
: Miss Anna Smith will leave this morn
! ing for SistcrsvillA. where she Will re-
main until the first # next week.
Mrs. Charles Seihcrt. Of Elm Grove. Is
| confined to her home on account or Ill
ness.
Grover Clelland Of Springdale, Is
quite i'll 1t his home.
Miss Grace Worley Of the Y. ". c. A.
will leave this evening for her home in
GAINESVILLE. where she viii spend the
Easter holidays.
Miss Leila Porter of TIC Elliott school.
will leave this evening for her home IN
GAINESVILLE. where she will spend the
Easter holidays with her parents.
Miss Ammo Cox. Of the Y W. c. A. IS
confined to her room on account OF ILL.,
ness.
: Mrs. Isaac futile. and little daughter.
! Wilma. OF Springdale, arc III OF intluen-
IA
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bitter and family.
Of Sprinsdllc. arc slowly recovering
from influenza
Or. and Mrs J. n. Thornton and child
! rcn Of N-oodSdale. win leave in the near
future for the south. where they will
spend a short vacation.
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EVENTS SCARCE
FOR NEEk~E END
A DULL WEEK CONCLUDED WITH
A BLANK SOCIAL CALENDAR
FOE GOOD FRIDAY.
Easter week viii Be Replete With Gay
Events After the Lenteu
Season

Today is G""d Friday. and as is usual
OH ihis day Ihrrr is 4 complete apS"nr"
Of social functions scheduled for the
week end puTing ihr cn:ire l.cnt"n
period thrr" has been hut little activity
among thr members &c the social set
other than meetings OF tn" rarinIs de-
par;mruls ,r' tn" WomanS club and
small Informal gatherings of other or
SauiHatIOnS
The younger folk. however, have not
been entirely idl" during this time "nd
almost EVERY club and Organization IN
the community has madr arrang"m"n,S
for elaborate "rcntS which Will be hrl"
IN Easter week. Dances are the pr
dominating feature &c the future social
calendar. which is more complete than
has been the case for several years. ow-
in:, To the fact that so many of inc
boys have returned from France and the
different cautunmrntS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
Young Argentinians
To Combat Radicals

BUENOS AIRES. April li.-founS
Argentinians, including the members of
the January White Guard" arc orGa-
nizinE and arming 10 combat the Max
imalist demonstration being prepared
for May /. Two thousand arc already
, under arms and declare their determ-
nation to deal vigorously with III" en-
pected outbreak The regular army IL
now composed Of conscripts who have
been under the colors less than two
months.
The demonstrations in Buenos Aires
assumes revolutionary character and
il is expected TO be counter-balanccd IN
the interior. where the MaHinallst
! movement has not reached a stage OF
importance, 1t is rumored that the dem
| onstraIion of May | probably will serve
TO cover important political changes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
+ r ECKLE S
,on>t Hide Tnnm with = Ven; Remove
Them With Cttdne-Doub1e
Strength.

This preparation for the removal Of
reckless is usually so successful in re-
,oving frccklcs and giving clear beau
lful complexion that it is sold under
narautee to refund the money il 1t
nils,
Don't hide yor frecilcs under veil:
et announce of Othine and remove them.
sven the first few applications should
how a wonderful Improvement. some OF
he lighter freckles vanish entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist fo7 the
cubic strength Othine: it is this that Is
old on the money-back guarantee.
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Emmanuel Baptist ~ !.
:.
Choir Easter Program

The lnrgc choir Of the Emmanuel Bap-
list church at the y. VI. C. 4. building
--~s
will go int" vcstmcnts on Easter SUM-.
day. r. has shown a most consistent
growth both in members and efficiency
during the past year under the direction.
of Miss Bess TuiIe and has become one,
Of tho leading church chorS OF the city,.
4 beautiful Easter cantata. Death and
Life" will be given by the 1mmanuel
Baptist choir at tho Sunday evening",
S o'clock services in the 7. ". c. A.
auditorium. -
The pastor. Rev. Geo. f. l-ockhart,
will be assisted in the special Sunday.
MORNING worship by Rev. William W. =
Barker Of New York city. The morning
worship will begin with choir pro-
ccssiunnl at 1880 o'clock. half hour !.
earlier than usual.
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Entertainment and Social.

There will he All entertainment. ana
hox and pie social tonight in the valley
Grove school house. Beginning At
o'clock. an interesting and we'll nrepar-
cd program consisting uf dialogues
readings and vocal and instrumental
music will IT, rendered. The proceeds
from this affair will be used for tho
benefit Of Che school. and large attend
ancc Is desired. All the girls are re-
qucsted TO bring boxes containing a
lunch, or pies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
Odd Fellows Dance.

The independent order Of Odd rel.
,,u. wiD give an entertainment and
dance rr SATURDAY evening. April b. III
tho ODD Fellows hall. corner Twc!tlh
and Chapliu" streets. The program Tor
tho entertainment viii consist Of local
,.l.n, from the membership Of thr or
der and no doubt an interesting pr"-
gram will result.
Following the entertainment IN" dance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
Bake Sale Tousorrow.

Tho Kings daughters Of the FIRST
United Presbyterian church Will hoId
bake sale tomorrow in tho r. Z. Dancer
store Bread. pies. rolls. cake and other
n,s,r,y u,iI ~. on sale and these women
are famed for their skill in tho culinary
art, Mrs. Frank Gaus and Mrs. Bch
Hamilton will be- the efficient chairmch
in charge.
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Birthdav Party.

Miss Hazel Smith will entertain
r-roun of hsr friends this evening ~
her home In Bcnwood. celebrating tnH
seventeenth anniversary of her o'r'h'
prepa rations have been made for an en-
.oyablc evening for tho guests. and INC
serving Of n daintily appointed luncheon
will coneaudc the Affair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
Alnha Fl Dance.

The members of the Alpha ~ Alumni
rratcrnity will give another one Of th'ir
on tovablr dances next Tuesday evening
ut tho E;ks' home. Martins Ferry. Jones
orchestra will furnish an interesting
program Of III" latest dance hits and 4
lurch will be served during the even
lnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
Els Dance Last Might.

The members of the Elks CLUB OF
Martins Ferry were delightfully."- enter
tanned last evening In their home on
North Fourth street with IN informal
dance. Jones orchestra furnished AN
interesting program Of latest dance hI's
and a large crowd Was in attendance
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will b. held. music for which Will he
furnished by "A local orchestra. I'm off,
cirnt Conlmillc" has been IN charge "f
all the arrangements for this affair and
Il pleasant evening is assured NJ! whn
arr SO fortunate a. 10 r"cctr" an invila-
ton.
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About People
Movements Of individuals to a,,S
From the City.
At TEE HOTELS

M'LCRE-T. u. McIntire. New Mar
insville: l.. =. Goodman. Cameron: r.
T. Rector. ParkersourG: Mrs. w. A.
rooter. Huntingdon; NJ. +. Reeder
suckhannon: r. Z. Dorsett. Pnwclton
!, E keeney. Earkersourg: J. Z. Jones
sistersville: N. II Willis. New Martins
lille; J. H. McCleary. Sistersvllle: Mrs
.ee r. Rodgers. Clarksourg: II. r. steele
Petersburg: X. Hughes. ParkersburG
:. D. MiIlus. Charleston: 3. NJ. Anderson
Petersburg: L. D. Tenyford. Sisters
illc: J.. Russell Martin, KtnEwood: IS. &;
quinn. Alliance. ..
ROGERS-E. W. Showaeer. Fairmont
WINDSOR-Geo. Hoffman. Clarks-
urg: H. 8. Watson. aFirmont; E Z
.anGtIt. ParkerSeurE.
GRAND CENTRAI-S. S. Bushardt
sel1nont; J. A. Morgan. Fairrnont: K
jackson. Clarksburg: Lora Smith. Fair
nont: R P. Young Buckhaunon: c.. L.
Ferguson. Pine Grove: W. A. Mitchell
irafton: c. c. Brown. Cla-ksburE.
STAMM-Jessle E. Limsville. Hunt
ngton: H. H. Furbee. Middleoourre: b
:. Litman. New Martinsrille: SO. Arm
trons. West Alexander, Pa
Sergeant Major Harold K Haas ahc
ergeant Kenneth VI. Haas. after visiting
heir rncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
:. Johnson. OF the McIaiu apartments
ftar recently being discharged from the
r1ny. left yesterday for Kent. Rarenna
nd Cleveland. Ohio. which cities they
rll visit on their way to st. Paul. MINI
rhere the young mon will reside with
heir mother. Mrs. E. E. Cleveland.
Mrs. Belle RigEle is visiting her sister
srs. William Rice. in F'airmont for
hort time.
Private G.. L Ferrell, formerly OF
1eeport. Ohio. recently OF the army. is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
X.Hlah Dance.

The E-High club Of Martins fcrrF
have issued about zoe invitations tor
their Easter dance. which will be hcln
In the Elks' home on Friday evening
April 25. Gunps orchestra will FURNISH
the music for this enjoyable event ana
refreshments will hn served thronEh""'
the evening. Tho committee lnCIu"'S
Mcssrs. Greer. McLain. Davis. IhonP-
SON. Williams and Barnes.