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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16
La Atlantids.

Por 10 que hace a Ia rresen5c CUES
ton. Ia aparicion del homore o!ancc
On n America. = Guiza "a dc los pr
meros pobladorcs d. 2UesCrc CONT
Dente, esta me1cl&da con Ia ieye"ce
= Ia tradicior dc Il eNis-e1ga de "a
Atlantida. o sea lie n Sruo iS.a,
mas grande que Europa ' cue Africa,
que existi6 entire Europa : Aasr'c2.
En- Crcc;a eyiStla, uucoCS amos an
tes de ~Jesucristo Ia rcGd.clon lie esa
graz isla 0 con.i1e7re 1esapa -eeIdo,
Z P!at6r. fil6sofo crIeEo que naclo En-
el n 429 snres 6e ~J5sucrjSUo. IA con
sigma en- ano de SIS d'o2oE2s 222c!en
DO que &c IA Asla2ti1a Sc pasaca al
gran may. 0 sea al Oct@2o Pac;ilco.
La fa5u,a dice que reiDaoa En- esa
isla Che. hija del Dos Neptune, que
era e. dos lie las agU0s. dc Ia INTO
Iogia-Srega. y Ia ia0uiG : a ira
diei6n r~efieren que IA .s'a estab2 III
vidida ea GieZ Estado7 Independent
ties entire 81. pero confederadoS, Tor
mardo una sofa uacioH: que re:n&o;
ALI T. gran civilization, ha5lendc
ciudadeS popuIuSas. : guc st haoIaI
eo.strai6o ca2ales para haccr Gus
los bugues llegarao Aasta las ciada'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16

Una estimable seHorita s~u6ser!-ora
de Ia PRENSA. ha hecho a Ia Sec
cion De ConSu.tas, Ia S~.-UieEte pre-
gun5a: sQIieu tuc el primer hon9re
blanco cue Diso Aner.-a::. - e. ince-
ligente reGactog lie GicAa section ma
guerido que uosoyrc> IN couteS-emoi,
no obsJaHte que q pudiera nac,rta
con maestria y e-uGlc'oa-
Para correspondent "a L. Gv.anVerIa
de nuesrro comp2nero Y sac.ssacer i&
lagitima cUr!oSidad de q Sanor-a ae-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16
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.ASUNTOS De ACTUALIDAD YDE
MTEREN ~SELECQONADOS Y TREDUODOS
E~SPECALMENTE PARA "LA PRENSA, DE-
LAS PRINCIPLES REVISTAS DEL MUNDO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16

Al hacer 81 pedido procure hacer
dos selecciones de pleas. para cue
$; Dor alguna Circunstancla cStamoS
falJ0s de IN disco podcr suStltulr!o
con OurC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16

Nindcnos cinco nomDrcs ce per
scnas cue sepa listed que rlencn 10
uografo dc c~ualQuier clase que sea,
Y diez ccntavos en Elective. y Ie Ell
y:aremos I'm precloSo an!!io.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
HON, C,E, CARDIGAN
FOR GOVERNOR
MOUNDSvHLE MAN NAMED BY
PROMINENT EDITOR.
HON. GEO. N. EITTLE FAVoRS
WILL n. Els FOR
PRESIDENT
AND MR. CARRIGAN FOR GOV
ERNoR OF WEST VIRGINIA.

Hon. Geo. NJ. Kittlc, Of Phil!pp Ear
yesterday on his WAY to Columbus
where h" goes to attend tn" Methodist
centenary. Mr.. Kittlc is ON" Of The
oldest. best known ana most prominent
Republican editors Of central West EIr-
ginia. He has taken an aCtiN" part ~
state and national politics for years
and is Il keen observer Of affairs TO
an lntrllEcnCCr reporter he SAID
Il have one CandIdat" for the R"Lub-
liran nomination for president and one
for the Republican nomination OF Vest
Virginia. and h"li"v" that my cana =
dates. If nominated. will h" sure OF
election. and Will render Spl"ndld *'rV-
ice to the country and /" IN" state. My
candidate for president IS VIII ~.
Hays. Of Indiana. and for governor OF
West Virginia my candidate ~ {. T..
CarriGan. Of MoundSville.
"Rclativr TO Mr. Hays. ! can say that
have been impressed by his k"cncSS
Of mind and his understanding of III"
people. which might be called marvel
uus. and from all that ! can learn OF
him he is one Of the Clcancst. most
straight forward and most effective men
in public life.
"R"lativc to Mr.. CarriEan. can say
that ! have served in tn" legislature
with him. know him well. II" IS a
straightforward man and Will max" III"
KIND Of governor that tn" people
want. In our section think h" would
nun exceedingly we'll. l believe that
the people Of West virginia and par
tiCularly the Rcpublt<n voters are E"t-
ting tired "f perpetual uffir" holders
and are asking for new men, and ! hop"
to see Mr.. Carrigan. or m,n OF his
type. nominated and elected governor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
NEGOTIATING FOR
CARE OF PRISONERS
Council Authorizes City Manager to Con-
tract With Sheriff.

City council last night voted TO City
Manager {. q. EphlIn thu. Hut tr."l1 =
enter into a contract with Sh'''ft IT,
ard Hastings for tho care and suctody
OF city prisoners for the fiscal year - O.
ginning July |.
The manager presented {" council n
new contract with the sheriff. in which
one of tho features to which objection
was raised Tuesday evening. was eliml-
mated. I,Iat was IN" section giving tho
sheriff tn" authority /" work city pre-
oncrs on the county roads or other coun-
~ improve m"nt-.
The section. p"I.i."'; 'h"' ."
shall not take its prisoners out to work
on the Str"lS public Improvements IN
less the number Of male city prisoners
shall number fifteen or moro. remains III
the contract. \ provision is inserted.
however, whereby a few nr all of tho
city prisoners may b" worked ~ or about
the clIy building and city offices.
Sheriff Hastings - To r"'"lN" sixty
cents per day per prisoner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
over THREE MILLION
FORD CARS IN The US.
Fortls In EXCESS Of All Other Cars Com
bined In the United States, Accord
ing to Reports.

No stronger evidence of tho important
fact that the Ford motor car has become
a vcritablc part OF the life of the people
could be asked for than is given in the
registration records OF the various states
which comprise our country.
For instance. in the month Of January
there were ll,450 cars Of all makes
registered in the state Of Montana, or
which $40 were Ford cars. This means
one Ford car for every other car or
every make. and 100 over. This propoor-
ton is very evenly maintained in the
other forty-scvcn states. There arc more
than 100000 motor cars in operation
in the United States. more than half OF
which are Fords.
Truly. Henry Ford has been a great
factor of benefit to humanity. as he has
brought the most economical solution 10
tho great problems Of transportation.
and by the fruits of his genius has
linked town and country. community 70
community. and made III" whole country
u common meeting place for all the poo
pie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
CLUB WOMEN DOING
SPLENDID CHILD
WELFARE WORK
Working in Interest OF Health, Eecrea-
ton and Schooling for Chndreu-

Thu. Federation Of Womcn'S Clubs ana
tho Climb women Of Wheeling have work
cd together in tho spirit OF cooperation
and mutual understanding. which mas
greatly aided them IN achieving 'He'I
ambitions and IN the accomplishment OF
many Of the things for which they have
so ardcntly StriHcn
Club women Of West Virginia are d.
rcctly responsible" for the child welfare
work inauGuratcd under the direction OF
the childrcns bureau of Washington.
D, c. The public health committee OF
: the Federation of WOmcns Clubs OK
this state is to continue child welfare
work in all its branches and depart
meats.
Tho aim Of This committee is 10
| launch and carry on the three drives OF
health, recreation and schooling for
those children who have through neces-
sity been compelled TO leave school when
! very Young. Acting in accord with the
! suggestion of the board Of education
; they will use school buildings "a health
| ccntcrs. demonstrating to the public the
value Of health teaching in pubic
/ schools. normal schools and universities.
/ They will continue this fine public work
! until every town. city and rural district
| has n public health nurse and public
1
! health teacher.
| The board of education in New York
: city has appointed public health teach
| crs for the public schools OF that city,
! whose duty il is TO organize classes In
! carry on the beneficial work OF teaching
! health care. hygiene and food values 10
! the children themselves.
! The child welfare committee Is al
| present actively engaged in campaign
to secure health teacher for the
/ schools Of Wheeling. and plans for m
active year in public health work are
rapidly developing. There will be edu
! cational work in all lines OF public
health given great attention during the
i cooming season. and great stridesl are
! expected to he made in this branch OF
club activities.
\ child welfare exhibit valued al
81, 100 has been loaned 10 the state
health department. TO be used in the
child welfare division of federated clubs
, for the purpose Of stimulating and
broadening this phase of health educa'
| ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
MONEY IN SELLING
FLUT-O-PHONES
Sam Cook Finds It More Profitable Than
Stage work-Travels with Family
In Great style.

Sam Cook. the worldknown "Flut-o-
Phone" whistler arrived in town yes
tcrday. and is entertaining hundreds Of
people along the streets. with various
selections.
Cook is so generous that he is willing
TO stop in the middle of n selection In
give instruct ions To girls on how 10
play the flut-O-phoncs. He was Formerly
q member Of George NJ. Cohan'S COM
pany and the "FollieS." but says h" can
make more money selling and playing
his whistles.
Sam Cook makes the whole United
States his home: he travels in a big
REQ. with his wife and three children.
and Is now stopping at the Mcclure he
tel. He will be in this city until this
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
About People
Movements Of individuals 70 and
From tho City.
At THE HOTELS.

16onuro-E L Miller, Warrington;
Floyd A Cunningham. Eckmann; +. G.
Grayson. Clarksbure; B. s. Cook. Char
| lesion: W, l. Mitchell, Warrington; d.
8. Bernhart, GAINESVILLE: o.
Grand Centrsl-M. Z. Ginther. Ra-
venvwood; Morgan Jenkins. Hartford;
8. B. Mccoy, Middleoourne; R. W. Bar
ker, Fairmont
WIndsor-R H Smith. Huntington;
Henry NJ. Masters, Charleston; A r
Jones, Flushing. o.
RogerH-E w. Brayson, Clarksourg.
John Il. Rennard, of Marietta, Ohio.
formerly Of wheeling. IS business visi-
tor in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jacobs. of Akron
| Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Jacobs and
| children. Of Akron. have returned to
their homo after q visit with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmanuel Berger. have
| returned TO their home in Detroit, Mich.
after visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Harry Petersen and son Fred
erick. are spending the week with Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur H Stricklin. Of the Is
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Carpenter have
returned from a motor trip 10 Atlantic
City.
home In Lcnox Sunday after spending n
week in Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Garrison ana son.
George Of tho Island. Will +"avc to-day
| for Cameron. where they will spend tho
next two weeks.
Miss Blanc. +. Smith Will return to
her home in Sprngdal". Sunday. after
spending tho past month IN New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
Smith-Perklns wedding

4 Wedding Of local interest has Bc"n
announced IN that of Major Sidney q.
smith. Of Wheeling. and Miss l'crkinS'
Of Atlanta Ga. TIL" wedding took place
in tn" southern city on May II. ana the
Major smith is Il son of Mr.. and MIS-
&C. Smith. uf South H. 81 street. ~"
has been in the national - rNic" for thr
past two years hav.NE been stationed AT
t'ump Gordon Ca. the greater part OF
that time. Al present he is i'll charge
Of the rrplacrm"nt troops at Camp, Jack
son. Miss. Mrs. Smith - member OF
one of the very prominent families on
Atlanta and is popular IN SOCIAL clrcIrs
there Major and Mrs. smith arr, expect
ed to arrive in the city in mid July TO
visit relatives and Tho many friends VIII
hasten to shower them with cUngratula-
tons at that time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
WOMEN'S WAGES

SAN JUAN. Jun" 4.-ThG project
providing Il minimum wage for women
and girls employed III Porto Rico was
approved in the lower hous" this wHck,
after many stormy sessions. The ell
provides thar women under Is years Oh
age shall be paid not less than - n
week. and women over II years 50
week The first three weeks OF APP
premiership are exempt from ms r"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
TRAINS BLOCKED AND
WIRES STILL DOWN

CHARLESTON. June @I-No trains
have. run for the past three days between
Charleston and GaSSnway on the Coal
ana coke railway, now operated by tho
Bultimur" and ohio, IN account of the
heavy rains Wire communications have
been cut between the cities. md the rail-
way officials here do not know the cN-
tent Of the damage or just when the ser
vice. Will h" started again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
SAYS HE COUNTS THE PRuNEs

ELIZABETH. y, j.. June 27-Charg-
uG Ih"t her husband was so irusal that
Inc counted out tn" pruncS sh" cooked
each ,lay for his breakfast. Regina. wife
If Conrad Wcppl"I. farmer Of Union.
aid In hc worth 800. ono. applied today
H. NIrc-C hauc"llor Rark"S for an order
rru,, thu. court granting her certain
sum of money each week for maintain
un"".
In her testimony Mrs Wcppl"r. who
is ~. thr"" years younger Than her nus
Lnnd tnld the Court her h"%hand keeps
a larE. number Of ChICk'I and always
sold his fresh eggs and Ought stale
ones at the store. The apples. she said.
Wrpplcr locked IN his trunk and would
nIInw none t. hc eaten as they wcr" for
sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
Phi SIGMA Chi Picnic

The members of the Alpha Zcl . chap.
ter Of the Phi Sigma chi Fraternity or
Martins Ferry are planning a most en-
joyablc time for the rourt of July. The
members and their friends will go to
Clarks- Grove near Colcrain where they
will enjoy day of cut door games ana
sports 4 picnic lun,.h and supper Will
be enjoyed. The trip Will be made IN
automobiles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
M,ss D,gbv At st. Lukes

The members of the ST. Lukcs church
have u musical treat in store Tor them on
sunday morning, June - when they
will have the privilege and pleasure Of
hearing Miss. Virginia +. Dighy. who has
been a student at the Conservatory or
Music at Cincinnati for the past TWO
years. Miss Digby was sOloiSt at st.
i.ukes previous TO going to the ConserNa-
tory as a student and consequently more
than usual interest is taken when she
returns home on 4 visit and consents 10
sing. The young artist is the daughter
of MIR. and Mrs George T. Digby OF No.
"a Ohio street, Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
WINE, WINE ALL
OVER LONDON BUT
NONE OF 1T HERE

LONDON. June 1.-THE London
dCrhs wrr" literally running with port.
says reporter Of a London paper.
"rhnu~andS upon thousands OF hoES-
heads lay all around. They blocked the
roads and filled the sheds. Their" ~
more port in London today than there
is beer III the Who'll" Of EmEland. SINE
or III" casks were warped and leaking.
TIL" quaysidc and streets around The
sheds ran rcd with port. Birds, dogs
and cats were having tn" ilm" OF their
lives" Tn" reporter SAW at l"h"'
dozen drunk. living "n their sides or
their backs bosid" rivul"i" of wine.
Shippers with ships IN III" outer
docks loaded with wine compliance that
IN" TIays w'r" So crowded with port
thai they had no pla"" I" unload their
cargocs And other win" ships rr'm
Spain and Portugal w"r" on the way
- -
RIFy wAP SAVIEcS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
NEAT POWER PLANT

HERLlN. June "G-Th" Grcat""t water
mower plant III Eur"p" Will b" - truct-
cd in bavaria Ivy tn" largest ,!rctric
companies in Germany. and will l." COM
plntcd in 1921. il is stated. The Finance
rnmmittrc Of IN" Ravarian Diet ycStcr-
dnv voted -. O00. ono marks-as first in
sinlmrut Of total cost. This Will he the
first specialization SCh"m" IN Bavaria.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28

Mrs. r. II. Kidd Will entertain the
members OF the -. james Circle OF
Kings Daughters at her home in Bac
Mar Place Monday evening. This Will
be the last regular meeting OF the c!rclc
until September. Following brief bus
mess session 4 merry Informal evening"
Of songs and games will be enjoyed and
at a late hour dainty refreshments Will
be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
sr,dav School Picnic

The members Of the st. Matthew'S
Sunday school are eagerly anticipating
the picnic which will b. held at Wheel
ing Park July |. Tho people will arrive
at the pleasure resort at > o'clock where
they will enjoy swimming and various
other diversions Supper Will be served
on the ground in true picnic style. Mr..
Thomas B. Foulk will be in charge as
sisted by a number Of teachers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
~a,. A,-,,,a~ entertained

Mrs. Joseph Hydingcr entertained the
members Of the Ladies Auxiliary or the
ST. Pauls church last evening at her
home on Mozart Hill. The guests as
sembled for dinner which was served at
S o'clock and later spent very enjoy
able social evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
Lacey Kavany.

The marriage Of Mr.. Wilbur O. Lacey.
formerly Of this city. and Miss Grace
c. Kavany Of Buffalo. y. Y. will he
solcmnizcd at o'clock this morning in
the home city of tn" hridc-t"-p". Mr..
Frederick II. Dikcman and Miss Ger
trude NJ. Kcmblr will be the attendants.
Miss Kemblc gave Il dinner ut her home
in Ruftalo last evening for Miss kavany.
Mr.. Lacey is a son of SPUR" o. A.
Iiaccy. recently night sergeant of Wheel
ing police. The young man recently re-
turned from the navy and secured an cx-
cellcnt position at Buffalo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28

Two little boys were playing to-
gether when one asked the
other who discovered America
His companion n W. r e d
"Ohio."
The other said: "That isn't the
right answer.
"Sure it Is" the other boy per-
sisted
"No, you're wrong, Columbus
discovered America
The first little fellow who insist
ed that "Ohio" discovered Amer
lea then said: columbus was his
first name"
COLUMBUS, OHIO, at the pres
ent moment seems to have dlscoT-
cred many worlds, Judging from
the exhibits that are displayed at
the Centenary Celebration
It is altogether fitting that the
word columbus" is attached to
this exposition, because it is IN
Columbus, Ohio, that things are
shown which mark the great
progress of the world since the
DAYS when Columbus discovered
this wonderful cOuntry-the one
country in all the world that is
able to do and is glad to do more
for all of the other countries of
the world than any other single
nation
You know this great country OF
ours represents in a way all Of the
peoples of the world, because we
have opened our doors wide to re-
ceive all who care to come here
and share in the advantages that
accrue to American citizenship.
At the Centenary Celebration, Co.
lumbus, you will find groups OF
people representing most OF the
countries of the world.
You will be amazed and delighted
to see the progress they have
made.
They participate in the great va
rietv of exhibits and entertain
ments at the Centenary CeIebra-
ton.
You will find in the Coliseum a
great pipe organ, played by the
master organist of America
You Will find him assisted in rem
dering his remarkable musical
program by Cincinnati's famous
symphony orchestra, consisting OF
rs pieces
Walking through the Fair
Grounds, you will hear a wonder,
full band composed entirely OF
colored boyS100 of them
You will hear inspiring concerts
BY a remarkable trombone chorus
You will hear in hooks and cor
ners throughout the Fair Grounds
16 negro quartets singing famous
Southern lullabies and melodies
You will see afternoon a wonder
full parade, paralleling in interest
any Barnum and Bailey parade
you ever saw, and consisting OF
representatives of a great many
nationalities, together with ele'
plants and camels, etc
When you want to sit down and
rest for a while you may go into
the big moving picture house
without cost, where the great
moving picture companies OF
America are daily exhibiting
their wonderful productions gra,
tuitously.
These are only a few Of the
things that are provided by the
Centenary
Celebration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
Employes Dance

A number of the office employees OF the
Wheeling Steel and Iron company OF this
city enjoyed a merry dancing party last
night at the White Palace at wheeling
Park. The merry party motored to the
park at 3 o'clock and despite the warm
ness Of the evening the devotees or the
torpischorean art enjoyed themselves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
x-High Club

The members of The E-High club OF
Martins Ferry will hold a get-together
meeting Monday evening in their club
rooms. At tbs meeting final arrange,
ments will be made for the annual
Fourth Of July picnic. which Will DO heid
AT Steele's Grove. buffet luncheon Will
be served during the evening and all the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
RnreWell Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N"ltc enter
tanned with a chicken and waffle dinner
at Wayman's Inn, nca- Bethel. last
night in honor Of Mrs and Rev. q. G.
Dean, who will leave in the near future
for Eucyrus. O., where Rev. Dean has
accepted n call. Tho table was deco
rated with rambler roses and places
were laid for only intimate friends.
Rev. Dean is pastor OF the Trinity Luz
theran church.
Those present were:
Rev. and Mrs. 0. G. Dean
MT and Mrs. Charles Nolte
Misses:
cer.r,,6c Noltn Sarah Motto
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
Old Stone House.

Tho Old Stone House at Roncys
Point has its usual number Of diners
last night. Several parties were made
up Of out-of-town people and others
were local folk who motored to the old
colonial mansion to partakc OF the de-
licious chicken and waffle dinner.
The following were there last even
ing:
Colonel and Mrs. J. c. Ice and DR.
and Mrs Bates McLain.
Mrs. B. W. Peterson. Mrs. Joseph
Holloway. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moffat
Miss Alberta Stifel entertained @
party OF hye.
W. Ward. Of Bellaire. and party OF
six.
Mt. and Mrs NJ Harmon, OF Bellaire
and party Of ive.
Joseph Bccke and party OF Ave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
Centenary
Celebration
Columbus

Described by William G Freeman
associated with Paul Block. Inc, New
York, Chicago. Detroit. Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28

The Busy Bees Of the OHIO Valley
General Hospital TwIE have postpone"
their lawn party which WAS to have beer
held last evening. until Monday evening
June 50 TIL" garden ClrCl" nt Echo
Point will he the seen" al this d"liEh,
ful affair AMI from : until 9 O'Clock
these cncrg,I ladies will supply tho
patrons with =. variety of refreshments
and cooling soft drinks. delicious homI
made candies Will also l." dispensed. lro'
cccds from the affair Will be used 1"i
the benefit OF tn" Ohio Valley hospital
The following ar" the members q. th'
Twig who viii be in charge:
Misses
EiZnhrth Nutrhlns Quarter IIazlctt
Ruth Woods Mary r.lIIun' II
Elizabeth Ecymann Sweeney
Caroline PAUL Cen" Wilson
Margaret Downs Katherine hurruSS
Elsie Wagner sydney CHM
Virginia IIarpcr Jane Russell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
Lawn Party Postponed

members of the organization are re-
questcd to attend.