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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
MINERS READY
To QUIT WORK
At MIDNIGHT.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND, FIVE HUN
pRED IN LOCAL DISTRICT TO
COME OUT TONIGHT.
District Meeting Being Held ut Coluni-
bus to Give Final Orders to the
Mem.

According 10 Vice President Frank
Lcdyinka Of sub-diStriCt D, of DlStrict o.
United Mine Workers Of America. corr
prising tho counties of Belmont, Jcftcr'
son and Harrison in tho state OF ono
and the counties OF Ohio. Marshall
Ir0okc and Hancock in this state,
total of $500 union miners employed
in the district will walk out tonight.
The actual time that the majority OF
them wilp quit work WILL be O'CLOCK
this evening" but number in various
capacities will not finish work until tho
midnight hour.
Mr.. I.cdvinka stated that President
William Roy, who had been in attend
anrr at the national meeting at lndlah-
apuliS, Ind. had gone to Columbus ono
where he Was in attendance at the state
meeting and that he would likely ISSUE
final orders to the miners this morning.
Meetings will be held 1T which time the
men will be instructed and letters VIII
be distributed to the men giving them
their final orders.
The men will be instructed to re-
frain from all violence, but as they have
been on strike before they will be well
ycrscd in how TO conduct themselves.
We arc not going out TO incitc to riot
or cause trouble Of any kind. but expect
to win peaceful victory. The cendlns
Of soldiers into various districts dli
no, bother III" miners" Mr.. LcdVlnkh
stated. las many OF the boys who arc
working in the mines belong TO the
tronrs and fought with them in france
md arc members Of the l. ,. army
now.
He stated that but two mines in the
local district were unorGanizcd. they
being the Eichland and the Beech Bot
tom mine Of Richland Coal company.
so aaofAyGzys h m nj m m nj m
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Says Krew-Pina
Relieves Asthma
Other Letters Tell of Quick
Relief from Colds, Bron-
chitis, Tonsillitis, Etc.

A woman writes that she finds Knew
Pima splendid for asthma. as it gives
her prompt relief from the annoyance
OF this troublesome affection. We have
dozens Of letters from other krew.
Pima users telling us OF the general
relief obtained through its use. All
bear out our claim that krew-Plna
will quickly relieve internal or e1-
ternal inflammation. often with one
application.
Krew-Pina is an ointment OF general
use, composed OF several old homo
remedies. 1t contains no harmful drugs
and will not blister the skin or stain
the flesh. Makes friends wherever 1t
goes because Of the quick relief it gives
to sufferers. One application will
quickly relieve coughs. colds, Group,
bronchitis and tonsilitis. A little
rubbed on the forehead will relieve
a splitting headache. Stops whooplng
cough. Relieves catarrh and plcurisy
and quickly draws the pain OF cuts.
burns and bruises. Excellent for sore
or stiff back, sore aching feet and joints.
effective for fifty common ailments
that hcsct the average family. Par
ticularly good for children and their
little hurts.
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MISS M|LLAR' 8
REVIVAL WILL
BEGIN TONIGHT.
NOTED AUSTRA ALLAN WOMAN
EVANGELIST COMES FROM
CHARLESTON.
First Service Of Series at Union Mission
at O'clock.

Miss Eleanor stafford M'llar. noted
Australian woman evangelist. of chi
cage. Will reach Ia" city thus afternoon;
aud At eight O'clock this evening VIII
open her cVanE"GStic campa.En under
ia" auspices Of m" Union Mission.
Miss Milar will reach IN" city at AIS
o'clock. coming from Charleston, whore
>h, has just closed n very success! vi
"yang"slist.c campaign IN the capl'"'
Tho noted evangelist will b" met At
tho station 10y Rev. q. W: Cory. SUPER
Intrndrnt of the I'nl"n Mission. with
Mrs. May kinney Lewis. Of tn" Y. W. G;
A. She Will "br escorted to the Hotel
Windsor. where she Will occupy suite
If rooms durnl; her stay III this city.
Revival Opens Tonight.
Miss Millar will conduct TIM first ScrE-
ic" "f her revival series here at tho
Union Mission. ut light o'clock this eve
ming. This s"rIIr" VIII have AS m
additional feature Sp"'Ihl music lilCiu"-
in. vocal selections by Mr.. Howard NcS-
bit.
Miss Millar will conduct services
again tomorrow evening. and on sunday
Will speak at several services, Includ-
ing the Union Mission and Spcc1al
four o'clock service AT the y. w. I. \.
Luncheon For workers.
On Monday evening, at SIX O'Clock.
Miss Millar will attend luncheon given
by SupcrInt Cndcnt and Mrs. Cory wh!cn
VIII be ATTENDED by approximately w.
workers in the CvanIcliSuc ct'npalS n.
These will inClud" tn" hoard Of directors
of the Union Mission, ministers Of tho
thirty cvang"liSl!c churches hacking the
Millar revival. and laymrn ana repr"Sen-
tativcs .of civic organizations.
MGA.ay institute Worker.
Miss Millar works under TN" auspices
of thc Moody Institute Extension work.
She will be in this city for the first
half Of the month Of November. Miss
MiIlar is n native of Australia. She
came TO this country some years ago
and has since been engaged in religious
work. She is considered TO be one or
the greatest woman speakers in America
Her personality is on" OF the great
charm and she appeals to all who arc
fortunate enough to hear her. Her 1d-
dresses are remarkable for the depth or
thought displayed. She is very versa
tile and seems to handle her subjects
with rho same case. This Is her second
enlargement in Wheeling.
The authorities of tn" Mission Is max
ing preparations to handl" record crowds
All during her stay in the city. and II
nj any time tho crowd goes beyond the
facilities OF the mission building the
services will be held in Fourth street
NJ T.. church.
Practically every denomination in the
city is back of the movement to bring
Miss Millar to Wheeling. and all Of them
arc doing their bets Ia make her stay
here n pleasant and successful ono.
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uemphill-Lutz wedding.

a very pretty, but quiet wedding was
solcmnlzcd last evening ut seven o'clock
at the parsonage of the F1rSt NhriSl'h.
church when Rev. W. H.Ficlds, pastor OF
inc church. united in tho holy bonds OF
matrimony. Miss Amelia l.u'z. well
known. young lady Of Twcnty-f"urth
street, and Mr.. b. $. Fob licmphlil. well
known local young man and general
house manager Of the Rex Theatre. Fol
lowing wedding supper inc HAPPY
connie departed on the evening train for
Tho East where they will sp"nd their
honeymoon. Uron their return they Will
be- nj home TO their many friends in TINS
city, Mrs. Hrmphill was formerly CON
nrctcd with the Rex Theatre. while inc
groom has been located there Tor NUM-
Der Of years and is well known no
nrnv friend Of tho contracting parties
viii extend their congratulations
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At
k|WAN|S NEE TING
MANY IN ATTENDANCE AT THE
BIG HALLOWEEN DINNER AND
MONDAY LUNCHEON HELD
YESTERDAY.
Committee Of Ten Named to Look After
Interests OF tho Salvation Army
Drive In City.

The largest meeting ever held by the
Wheeling Kiwanis club was that held
Yesterday ut tho Mcclure hotel, when
many Of III" state and nations noted
celebrities were in attendance.
Charles Davis. supreme chancellor or
the knights of Pyt.as OF tho United
states, was present and delivered an
address on "Amcricanism." while pr.
! H. Mccormack OF Mobile. Alabama
delivered an interesting address on The
South"
Others in attendance wcr: State Labor
Commissioner Samuel i. Montgomery
Alonzo Princr. state factory inspector
Hon. \. s. Bronson OF Chicago. ILL.,
member of the Federal Reserve banks
Judge NJ. II. Willis Of New Martinsviiie'
j.. 6. Musick Of Pittsburgh. Judge T.. r.
Morgan Of Charleston and others.
4 committee composed Of ten mem
hers of the club to aid in the salvation
Army drive was also named. ana con-
sists Of w. J. Wingcrtcr. II. o. Bacr' II.
r. Markell, ]. 7. Iianlcy. c. +. Leon
hardt. w. B. Gibson Hoy PoffcnbarGcr
and c. T. Barry. who %ill name Ten
other members each 10 assist them.
Tho Earle Rogers company donated
tho nrizcs. which were the most claoo-
rate ever given at n banquet of the KIND
and much interest was manifested IN inc
big affair, which exceeded all eNpcc'a-
tionS.
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SHR|NER5 FALL
CEREMONIAL To
Be HELD TODAY
,srRrs TEMPLE WILL TAKE IN BIG
CLASS THIS AFTERNOON.
Parade at Two O'clock WIN Precede
Degree Work.

OSIRIS Temple. of the Scottish Rite. OF
this city Will hold its fall reunion and
ceremonial session at the Cathedral To-
day. when one Of tn" largest classes IN
the history Of tn" order Will b" initiated
into the mysteries Of the order.
\ big parade will be held this after
noon. starting ut o'clock and the new
members viii DO escorted over tue
streets Of the city at the end OF rope.
The auto section OF the parade VIII DC
4 special feature that will be enjoyed.
As the members will wear their osiris
hats. The Osiris band. one of the best
IN the country. will head the parade.
Tomorrow morning the Osiris band
and many Of the members OF the lodge
viii journey TO Pittsburgh. whore 4 big
time Will b" in store for all. The meet
inS today is an annual affair and prom
;scS 70 exceed all past sessions.
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to see me and told me of your won
derful medicine - Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. ! began taking
it, and after taking six bottles feel
well and strong, do my own work and do
dressmaking for others. cannot speak
too highly of your medicine and recon-
mend It to others who suffer with female
trouble. 1t is q Godsend to ailing
women, and you may use my name at
any time. Mrs. PERMnLA HU1S1zER,
2lS E. Fall ST., Ithaca, NY.
Women who suffer from any such all
ments should not fail to try this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia E Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
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Accept "Calfornia" syrup or Figs
onIy-louk for tn" nam" California on
the package. then You arc sur" your
child is having the best and most harm
less laxative or phySIc t"" tho little
stomach. liver and bowels Children
love it's delicious fruiry taste" Full
directions for chld'S dose on each bot
tie. Give II without tear.
Mother! You must say "Calltornia-
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Kahn Club Dance.

The first dance Of the season I" he
given by tho KAN club will be the 1lal-
lowe'cn dance which will be given TINS
evening in the St Mary's AUDITORIUM ID
and Woods streets. The Latham or
chcstra will furnish the music for the
event and an evening Of many pleasures
e assured the guests. This club omit
ted this form Of entertainment from
their social program last year and the
announcement that the dances Will Il"
inauEuratcd this season will doubtless
be received with much pleasure. Many
arc planning to attend this opening
affair.
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Juvenile Party.

Master Robert StCcnrod. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Stccnrod. will entertain
IL number OF his little friends this even
ing at his home in Woodsdale. The
affair will be jolly Halloween party
and the hours will be from 1880 to 9:3O
o'clock. Mrs StccnrOd has arranged n
variety Of merry games for the young
guests. TO include novel diversions in
keeping with the Halloween season.
She will be assisted in The entertain
mcnt by Misses Mary Ella StrcnTod.
Ictitia kcnnon, Of 81. ClalrSTill". and
Halle Latta. 4 delightful feature Of
the evening Will hr the serving of a de-
ljciuus supper. the details Of which Will
be carried out in genuine Halloween
fashion. \ huge pumpkin will form IN"
ccntcrpircc for the table and covers Will
he arranged for the following:
Arthur StiCcl Edward Eb"linE.
N,l,urc CraCraft, Nicholas Maxwell.
Lawrence Clarke, Jack Morris,
Bob IIazIctt. Albert kcnnon.
Elizabeth krnnon. OF ST. ClalrSNilIc'
Of St CE,irSvillc. Joe lla2lctt,
EIncrus Stifcl, I.ccCh CraCraft.
Lc,iria krnnon, Mary Ellen Stc"n-
Halle Latta, rod.
James Ball. Robert Stecnrod'
RoSalic Thornton.
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WHEELING men GET
TEXAS OIL LANDS
Attorneys John p. Arbepx and Carl
schmidt Leave For Dallas to Close
Deal For Territory.

r.h, = Arbrnz and Carl Schmidt left
s., midnight for Dallas. Texas, called
thcr. t. attend TO legal matters in con.
ur~t."n with III" acquiring Of tract OF
800 acres OF promising territory in the
north Texas oil field ny 4 Whcelins
.yndicatc. in which they and Other
Wheeling nrn. Including Johnson G.
McKinlcy and Nelson c. Hubbard ar" in
,rrcetrd. The intention OF the syndicat"
:. not 70 develop the territory. but 70
hold II for Developments in the lmmcd-
late vicinity.
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.[ABORERS To
CD To WORK
AGREEMENT REACHED FOE he
SUMPTION AT YORKVnLE
PLANT.
Man Are Ready 10 Take Up Jobs Mon
day Morning.

An understanding whereby striking
laborcrs Of tho Yorkv!ll" plant of the
Wheeling steel & Iron plant will return
to work was reached yesterday after.
noon At five o'clock. This was the out
rrowth of n two day conference between
the striking laborcrs and the AmalGa-
mated association members who were
empolycd in the Yorkvillc plant before
the 81 rikc Of the laborcrs brought on the
shut down.
III was stated at Yorkville last night
that arrangements can b" made in time
for operations at the plant to be re-
sumcd Monday.
Tho Yorkville plant was not affected
nv tho general steel strike order, since
the Wheeling steel e. Iron company and
Amalgamatcd association had contract
covering the operation OF the plant. A
little later. however. the laborcrs struck
for an eight hour day. resulting In
shut down.
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Osiris Dance.

Many invitations hay. been issued for
tho dance which Will b" given this even
Ing by thc members of osiris Temple
hnnoring the members of Isis Court.
The ball room or the Scottish Rlte
Cathedral will be the scene OF TINS DC
lightful affair which will be Tor Master
Masons and their sons under twenty
one years only. Orchestra music ana
buffet luncheon will be features or the
ntfn
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severe IlaL L COulO
not raise my feet
from the floor. Pains
would shoot down my
limbs and through
my back. and the
doctor said ] had
an abscess. / was in
bed two weeks with
an icebag on my side
and expected any
day that I might
have to 60 to q hos
pital for An opera
49, A fr,oo5 ..-a
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!, ", GA. PARTY
MERRY AFFAIR
DECORATIONS AND
EXAGGERATED COSTUMES DE-
L1GHTrU1. FEATURES OF MAS
QUERADE PARTY.
Social Folk Will Observe Halloween Mt
the County Club Tonight With
Dinner-Dance.

trn ~ the most interesting and by lar
the most enjoyable affair to be held IN
the local Y. W. &. ~. was tn" masqu"r-
AIDE party given last night. The gym
naS!um was the scene Of most or IN"
activities. many games beng IN prog
r"sS there throughout tn" evening. the
room was elnhuratcly decorated in keep
!ns with tho event. \ larE" corn Sh"'k
conferred the gym and the baskets. on
tn, basket ball floor were turned into
hugo staring ghosts. the various appar-
ntuS was adorned with freak costumes
and jack O. lanterns p"rk"d from every
corner. Miss Helen LCcdham. physical
instructor and Miss Evelyn Noble.
swimming instructor. w"r" i'll Ch2rE" al
the amuSem"n;s and that they w"r" H"rI
successful in Their efforts WAS "Hin'"d
b. the mcrrim'ut. "t the young l"Ik.
At 10 O'Clock tn" guests w"r" uSh"r'n
to tho social room whrrc refreshments
appropriate 70 III" event. w"r" served.
The costumes w"r" many and varied
somc very cI"vrrly arranged ideas being
carried out. rs follows:
Marie Rodcwig-Farmcr.
Naomi WilkinSon--SpanIs GIRL.
lIilda Acknowledgements.
Clara ShaftCr-Scho"l Girl.
Mary Hcil-Snow ball.
Emma JacohS--EouEh Rider.
G. DcBioSc---Rcd Cross Nurse.
Edith I.anSon-4'lown.
MARGARET Barbour-DutCh Girl.
Winifred Phcllrl-DomcstIc Science
Teacher.
Mary Rcccc--Clown.
Alta Shaw-Clown.
Esther Schafcr--tarmer's WIFE.
Amy krEcr-Farmer.
Helen Lecdham-Ghost
EVELYN Neutrality-suspicious.
Della Bartholomew-Gypsie
Anna Clarksaden-Gypsie.
Sonhic r. Erwin-Fortunc Teller.
Hilda Feisner-Scotch Lassie.
Marie Otto-Scotch Lassie.
Edna MorriS-Indan.
Mary Blake-Gypsic.
Ethel Comptom-Nurse.
Jennie ampbell-Soldicr.
Florence Capps-Gypsie.
Margaret Scdcrs-Gypsie.
Emma Wcigal.
Helen Siddall-Spansh Girl.
Elsie Otto-Gnost.
Mrs. George Shafcr-Indian.
Agnes Fleming-Indian.
Carolyn Carnahan-Gold Dust Twin.
! Leila I.aRuc-Gold Dust Twin.
Harriet IIall--Rcd Riding Hood.
, Edna DcBolt-Farmcr
Lillian DcRolt-Topsy.
Laura Chutc-Clown.
Eva Burkc-Egyptian.
Mary Sturgeon-Gyps!e.
Martha Boerncr-Fairy.
Elizabeth Conrad-Ghost.
Ncttia Locftler-Eowcry Tough.
Hope kline-Red Cross Nurse.
Vcrda Shanley-Sailor.
Peg SinGcr-l-ady.
Rose FladnG-Ghost-
Clara Finkey-Gypsie-
Helen koCh--Indian.
Edith Nandlon-Ghost.
GusSic Bakcr-School Girl.
BODY IIolmes-Indian.
Hannah Thoburn-Nurse.
Mary Baggs-Gypsic.
lmogenc ChamhcrS-Ghost.
Gertrude Yatcs-Deaconcss.
Pearl Currcy-Farmer"ttc.
Fannie Ganoe-Farmer.
Martha Schocnen-Gypsie.
Shirley Nolan-Red Cross Nurse
Maymc Crawford-Sport.
Martha Kuoke-School Coy.
Emma BaShar-Indian.
Gertrude Davis-Old Woman.
catherine ChambcrS-Gypsie.
Nellie RECONSIDERATION.
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Auto Snlcs Dance,

This evening in the display parlors
Of the Auto Sales company on -Four
teenth street. President w. l.. smith
will entertain all employees OF the com
many with an informal dancing party
About so people. including the families
Of the employees will enjoy the affair
Elaborate decorations have been ar
ranged in the rooms ana an aoundancc
~ good things with which to prepare
a delicious lunch are stored in the
office.
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A Hallowc.cn dancing party Will be
held this evening IN the Island emp
room under the auspices Of Mrs. Maud
Spooncr-Bccker. Special music Will D.
provided and thoS" planning TO aticnu
may expect some unique surprises.
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At Port Henry Club.

Mrs. Wheeler EaChmann will preside
at a very delightful party today TO b"
given at the Fort Henry CLUB. BrldEe
will be the diversion of the afternoon
and tho serving of tea will conclude
this delightful gathering Of congeniai
friends.
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clowns, Mother Gooses's children and
many other characters. Dancing ana
Old time games whilrd the hours away
all too rapidly and at u S"asonablc hour
drlcctablc refreshments were served.
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Tho couisite color. Prussian blue,
moda nv fusing horses hoofs and oth
animal refuse with impure potasaiu
carbonate.
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4 delightful social affair to be held
in connection with the reunion OF con-
genial group Of class mates or Fcech-
wood school, of near PHILADELPHIA when
IS being held this week. will be the card
party to be given this evening by Miss
Louise Woods. at her home in Park
View. The home will be artistically dec
Grated for tho occasion with Simple nov
elites in keeping with the diversion OF
tho evening. which will be delightfully."-
terminated with the serving OF deli
cious supper Of charming appointments.
The honor guests will include:
Misses
Margaret Hartley, Of Pittsburgh.
Elizabeth Tanner. of Pittsburgh.
Carolyn Kingsley. Of New Brighton.
Conn.
Mary Hall, Of I'niontown. Pa
Lois Lilly. Of Blucficld. W. Va
Juno Lilly. of Blucfeld. w. Va.
The invited guests will be:
Misses
Adele McI.ain Agnes vardy
Elizabeth Burdats Blanche Storer
Ruth SchuCtte Mary Stevens
Faith Schcutte
MeSSrs
Tod Campbell David DalZell
Allen Bowie Newton NlcholS
Tom WOchcr Benson JACKSON
Walter Harris Rodney era wford
George Brown. Of Robert Nolan
1-niontOwn Pa MIR and Mrs. James
lack Wright Gilleland
Market Postponed.
Tho market of miscellaneous dellcacleS
which was 70 have been held on Sataur-
day. November 1st. in the Driehorst
store at Birch Lynn. under the auspices
Of the Fifth Twig. has been postponed
on account Of the shortage OF sugar.
The ladies have been very unsuccessful,
in their efforts to purchase sut ihie
that they had planned. Those who have
been anticipating this, market WI
doubtless be very much disappointed
but tho members of tho Twig will hold
! a similar affair later in tho winter.
, The members Of the Twig are:
McSadmCS-
Harry bradley. Gussie NcKinson'
II. F.. FilCdS, a. W. taulI'
William Miller. Allen Burt,
Robert Hazlctt, Gibson Caldwell,
Robert MCCabe. Henry Russell.
Delightful Party.
Miss Katherine Wright will De inc
hostess to the members Of her class OF
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halloween Party.

A number OF friends of Miss tlS'"
Ioges assembled at her HON" Tot
pleasant informal party which was IN
the nature OF a masquerade. Merr'tncnt
,cirncd among tho young people for sew
eral hours, a varied program OF social
diversions being INDUCED in. At II
o'clock the guests were invited into III"
dining room, where a delicious supper
was served. with lovely appointments
suggestive Of the season effectively
carried out in n color scheme Of black
and orange.
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DRESSMAKER
SAVED FROM
OPERATION
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
In Time.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Ithaca, N.Y.-"Three years ago I
suffered from pains in my right side, so
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Norsea Profile,

A delightful Halloween affair was on
loved BY the nurses Of the Wheeling
hospital last evening. Halloween nov
elites in black and orange were uS'l IN
decorating the banquet all. which pre-
scented a scene Of ellen f"stivity. Weird
COLLINS peercd 1T tho masqucd merry
makers who were transformed for the
evening, from dignificd nurses to
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-RUY WAR SAVINGS SrAuPS.--
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Hnnnnru Event.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Albright entertain
cd with Il delightful affair last evening
complimentary to their visitors MISS
Gressa Mascr and Miss T"ssic lfnsmorc
OF Parsons, Kansas. The affair was
dinner party Of charming appointment
given at Wayman's Inn at Bethel. Inc
party motorcd TO the country Inn ana
following the serving OF the dinner
pleasant evening or varled social i"H-
times was enjoyed.
Included were:
Mcssrs and Mesdames-
Rev. T. G. Howard William forter
carl Serie H. J. ScriE
Geo. A. Bailey ii. y. AloriShI
Misses
cresea Maser Elizabeth Scrig
Tessie pinsmore Clota Scrlg
McSdames-
Iaura 8. Bell Henry S"rig
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Ynnnr Mems Club.

The Halloween dance to b" given TINS
evening by the Young Mems club IS De-
ing anticipated as very cnjoyapl' a.
cInb rooms in the +. e NJ. National bank
building in Bcllairc. orchestra music
and special decorations will be features
and the hours will be from $50 I"
o'clock. Tho following is the commit
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|-BuY WAR SAVINGS srAMPs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
Market Postponed.

Delightful Party.
Miss Katherine Wright will be the
hostess to the members Of her class OF
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-06-26

Take a pride In your City and clear
up your lot.