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NOTICE TO AUTOISTS

Automobile drivers who knock down
the Go to the Right warning signs at
street intersections will, in case of
breakage. have to pay cost of $500.
Motorists who drive without tail
lights lit will suffer the consequences.
LEN LOZIER.
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Mail Closes AS Follows

Trail No. COL. North, for Crane,
Weirgor, Exeland, Lexington. Meteor,
Stone Lake Stanberry, 10 10 A. M.
Train No. S5-West, II 40 A. M.
Train No. S4-East, 2 :O5 p. Nj.
Train No. 902-South, 2 10 p. Nj.
Train No. Is, South No. s, East !;
No. Z, West p. M.
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LADYSMITH POSTOFFICE
Week DAYS

Lobby opens A. Nj.
Lobby closes s =. NJ
Registry, Money order window open
from S to Z p. IN.
Stamp, General Delivery, Parcel
Post Window open from s A. NJ to
Z p. Nj.
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Sundays.

Lobby opens 8 A. Nj.
Lobby Closes 80. Mail distributed
in Lock Boxes
Mail for all trains closes at 7:3O
p. NJ
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State of Wisconsin, In Circuit Court,
Rusk County

State of Wisconsin, In Circuit Court,
Rusk County
In the Matter of the vacating of a part
of Sheldon Land COmpany's Sub
division of NEA Sec. No. 26, Town
ship No. 33, North Of Range No. 3,
West. Rusk County, Wisconsin.
TO ALL PARTIES INTERESTED
Take notice that the Sheldon Land
Company, Wisconsin Corporation, at
a sitting of the court to be held on the
18th day of May, 1919. at the court
house in the city Of Ladysmith, said
county. at the opening Of the court on
said day, or as soon thereafter as the
matter can he heard will apply to the
circuit court of Rusk County, Wis
cOnSin, to vacate a part OF the plat
known as Sheldon Land COmpany'S
Subdivision Of the Northeast Quarter
of Section Number &c. Township Num-
Der 80, North of Range Number Five
West, Rusk County, Wisconsin, to-
wit: All of said plat except lots
Number 10 to % inclusive Of Block No.
,. and except such part of said plat as
have been dedicated to and accepted by
the public for use as street or high
way or streets or highways. Said
plat was made and executed on July
u. 1911. and recorded in the Office of
the Register of Deeds. for Rusk COun-
ty, Wisconsin. on July 26, 1911. in
Volume No of Plats on Page Number
p.
SHELDON LAND COMPANY.
(SEAL)
BY H. H. Kleiner. President
Att. II. F. Faast. Secretary.
J. W. Car0w. Attorney
(First publication Mar. II. 1919 1879
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State of Wisconsin, County Court,
RuSk County
cpaSp1
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J. w. CarOw. Attorney.
First publication April 4, 1919 BID
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PHYSICIANS

DIR. l.. M. LANDMARK
Phone No. 9
Ladysmith Wisconsin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-01

troit. Cleveland and other lake, points.
Mrs. John M;Clusk> y, Miss Margaret
McClaskcy and Mrs. Cora Harris Oh
Pittsburgh are the guests Of MIS-. Mar
garct Bauer Of this city.
Mr.. Norman Bruskc has returned from
a visit TO his home at Saginaw. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. W. Ling OF ClarkS-
burg were visitors in III" city yesterday.
Among the tourists who stuprc al
Wheeling yesterday were Mrs. Theodor"
Stansbury. Mrs. David kuykcndaul, MISS
Ethel Dwycr and Miss Marie IartCns
Of Cumberland. Md.
X A. SnodgraSS. general manager Of
the Underwood Typcwritcr company
left on the midnign: tram for Charles
ton. where he was called TO take care
OF business matters.
street left yesterday fer Mckcesport.
IA. to spend a few days the guest or
relatives.
Edward States Of the Auto Sales COM
pany returned Ia his duties yesterday
after spending several weeks vacation
in Canada.
John y. Howard is able To be about
again after having been confined to his
home for several weeks wit ha fractured
arm.
Joseph Wilson Of Canton. Ohio, is in
the city FOR 4 few days the guest Of his
brother. Arthur Wilson.
4. &. Harris Of tho Wheeling Manu-
featuring company OF Milwaukee. Wis.
arrived IN the city yesterday to look
after matters pertaining 10 his COM
pany.
Arthur lorris Of the Warner Roofing
company of Portsmouth. Ohio, is in the
city calling 0n>tradc
buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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LOCAL GROCER ON u:
. ..I5 FOOD PRICES
e. c. LEoNHART, GENERAL NAN
AGEE OF SAM B. MCKEE COMPANY
TALKS TO KIwANIS MEMBERS.
Says That Supply Must be Increased
to Take Care Of Demand to Bring
nOWn PrdcAa.


4, One of the most Interesting taIks
: heard for many months was that de-
lvCrcd yesterday noon. ut the weekly
meeting of the Wheeling Kiwanis club,
when Mr. T.. &. Lcnnbart. general man
! agor Of the Sam i. Mckee company
Eroccrs. gave facts and figures in sup,
port OF his contention that prices would
not come down to any great extent
while the supply remained low.
He stated that there were five retail
Eroccrs in the City Of Wheeling oper-
ating under n government license. he
explained what it meant to be under
government control aid told or tne
manner in which stock was taken ana
reports submitted every thirty days 10
the department in charge OF the gro
Gerry stores of the country.
The first item that he referred to was
sugar. ono Of the principal food prod
uCts. The speaker stated that 80, more Sre
years than had been exported for over
fifty years prior to that time. or IN
other words five billion pounds had pecn
export cd during the past hEe years; , a.
against two billion. pounds for the ntty
years prior TO THAI tine. He stated
that the maximum profit was nxcd Dy
the government on sugar ana me nie
chant was not allowed &c sell IL apoEe
n certain price The n merT ma hundred
mounds for sugar and selling it at II
cents per pound.
Conce Also High
Coffee was the second item refcrcd 20
and the speaker stated that during .he
war II was impossible for inc sou.n
American countries To ship coftec lroIn
their various ports to Europe, nenSe
most Of the supply was shipped to inc
Init oil states. Since the signing or tne
armisticc: tho coffee supply Is pelns
ehinned 10 Europe. which has causea
thn nrice here to advance. 1t VIII DC -.
interest TO know also that the supply
allowed the merchant by tho govern
mcnt during the war was but TO last
over n sixty day period.
Canned tomatoes was next ana hko
ali other articles, It has advanced IN
nricc. Cans, labor. rnw stock ana IN
fact everything entering into the cam
nine Of them had advanced over nun
drcd per cent, in many cases. said hr'
Mckee. no, una
also referred TO, tho speaker declaring
that there was very short crop In tho
East andd that tho market for tho seas
SON was practically closSd-now. month
ahead OF time. His fR0rcs showed that
the merchant was not making big
profit and he invited an isyestigation
Of prices in the local stores ----.--------
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COUNCIL TO MEET IN !.
SPECIAL SESSION
THIS MORNING

Moyor Thomas +. Thoner. at ten
o'clock this morning. will convene an
extraordinary session OF city council in
the office OF City Manager Ephlin Tor
tho purpose of taking up the new wage
increase wanted by members Of the fire
department. Nremen Habig. Myers ana
Niece will appear before the council
as the committee representing the hre
fighting force.
The bremen are asking for an In
crease Of $3.50 per month in pay with
ono day off in three instead of day on
in four. When the demand was pre-
scented council authorized the city man.
ager to negotiate with the fremen ana
TO agree with them upon a settlement II
possihIe. The agreement has not been
reached. and council will meet in body
with the firemen's committee.
The session promises to take up prac-
ticalIy tic cStire day. Mayor Thoner IN
dscated last evening.
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SHERIFF ENFORCING
.s H. HUMANE LAWS

Sheriff Howard Hastings force Is now
charged with enforcing state laws
against cruelty to animals. Under re-
cent enactment '1f the Legislature, the
State Humane society passed out OF eH'
istence and each county sheriff IS re-
Quired to designate one man who Is
charged with the enforcement Of So
called humans laws. Deputy Sheriff
Phil Bachman was assigned to this duty
but all Of the deputies are looking after
the welfare of dumb animals.
Yesterday morning Deputies Edward
Kilver. Eddie Steinflcld and Earl Pedi'
cord were present on North Main street
when 4 horse belonging TO George Rob
fnson fell on the street DR.. Refer pro-
nounced the horse too worn out TO re-
cover from injuries. and the deputies
ordered the owner 10 kill the horse.
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KIWAllS CLUB NJ

Members Of the Kwanis club yestsfs
day voted to cooperate with local Re-.
tarians in the promotion Of Club Day
during qui.Centennisbweek. The I've
clubs will put on q program Of vaFis1
activities at the state fair groundA IA
Kiwanis club committee consists Of: u
P. Hanley. chairman; George A. Biae
ford. Captain J. B. Nlckerson. Edwayo'
Salade, DR.. George L. VieWeS. J. c. DHtl,
and James A. Dyson. y,
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Rrsbev- powler ENLARGEMENT.

The announcement of the engagement
Of Miss Bessie 4. Dowlcr. daughter "f
Mrs. James Newton poEler, of Woods
dale, and Mr.. W. Earle Busbey. of
Wheeling. will be received with much
interest locally. Although the exact
date OF the wedding has not been set II
will be an interesting event Of late
autumn.
Miss Dowlcr Is an accomplished young
lady and great farorite with the
younger social set. She is a graduate
OF Riverside Academy at Riverside"
California, and possesses u lovely con-
tralto voice which has made he quite
prominent in musical circles. Mr.. Bus
hey is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Busbey and Is very well known. He il
q graduate of West Liberty Normal
school. and has just recently returned
from France where he spent many
u.3nths with the A. f. F. At present ne
Is engaged with his father in agricul-
tural work at West Liberty.
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WHEELING HOTEL CAFE

James Pontos. for several years con-
nected with the Manhattan reStauran,
Of this city. will open Ga Yp-to-date res
taurant at II Tenth street. in thE
Wheeling hotel. tomorrow morning. IL
will be open day ana night and the man
agcmcnt expects TO give the pubic the
very best in the eating line nj ali times
Ladies will be served as Wen as men,
The manager is an experienced rcstau'
rant man and has rcmodeled the entire
interior of tho building to suit the re-
uuircmcnts OF the business. Sp"cinI
care will be given TO automobile parties
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work IS a pleasure. tell al my TRENDS
who have any trouble of this kind what
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has done for me. "-NELLIE B.
BRITTNGHAM, 600 Calverton Rd., Balti-
more, Nd.
It is only natural for any woman to
dread the thought of an operation. So
MANY women have been restored to
health by this famous remedy, Lydia E.
Pinkhanl's Vegetable Compound, after
a.. operation has been advised that it
will pay any woman who suffers from
such ailments to consider trying it be-
fore submitting to such trying ordeal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-01
RIVER TElsEGRAMs

Davis Island dam: Sc feet. station
airy; cloudy.
Parkcrsburg: lis feet. rising; rain.
Steubenville: SO feet, rising: rain.
Morgantown: feet, stationary; clear,
Oil City: inches falling; cloudy.
Warren: Zero; rain.
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NOHSDCSS ollo AISoA
aches and every
month would have to
stay in bed most Of
the time. Treat
ments would relieve
me for a time but
my doctor was al
ways urging me to
have an operation.
Ny sister asked me
TO try Lydia E. Pink
h c ms Vegetable
Compound b e + or g
consenting to a n
I took
five bottles Of it and
it has completely
cured me and my
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-01

WASHINGTON July 31.-The senate
was urged today by Senator owen, DEM
ocrat\Oklahoma, to accept the league OF
nations covenant in order to establish
new world order and not TO delay It's
action by "cnptious and harrison ~
putcs" over the wording Of its various
p!OvlsinnS.
II shall not criticize the rhetoric or
the ysrbiaGc Of the covenant. sale Sen
a;or Owen This covenant Is wise. IL
&c thoughtfully drawn. In its substance
i, is splendid. in its purpose 1t Is Slor-
ious.
"A perfect contract between scound-
rcls Is worthless. An imperfect contract
hctwnen trustwc:Ny friends, who have
fought and hlcd together in common
love OF Justice and liberty. Is or very
great value. Lot US DO devoutly thank
ful for tho opportunity to bind tho
world together in bonds OF peace. On
the battlefield a league Of victorious ma
lions was established. The nations com
posing Il discovered that whilo they
y~-c bound together by the exigencies OF
Ear in framing the future rotations OF
the nations of Europe. with Germany II
was essentially a league that shoulo
embrace all the nations OF the world;
The political enemies Of PreSident
blind fury against the covenant ON the
theory that it is his child. The pxp-
cipIcs Of the league are those OF fhe
Hague conventions brought down to
dato 1t represents the best opinions
Hr tho whole civilized world. ~ not
slay the covenant as President wilson's
child He Is not the real rather, put
only IN honest physician who presided
over the accouchmentS
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From tho CITY.
AT THE HOTELS.

walter Myers. New Martinsvillc; T. \
Hanlcy. Warrington; J. -. Cornell. LIZ
Teton; J. j. McGinnis. Huntingdon; y
ID. Hanlcy. Charleston; {. G. Bower, Par
kcrsburg
windsor. NJ. Abbott. Charleston: L
Martin. New MartinSrillc: J. T.. Long
Clarksburg; Frank h. Lucas. Morgan
town; w. J. Reitz. Park"rshurg; W. +
stamm-H. f. Citizen. Huntington; II
y. Carroll. Phillippi.
Rogers. f. Stewart ParkcrshurG
r. II. Hess, Cameron; Paul McClclland
ST. Clarsville, O.; w b. Bridget, Par
kcrSburg; A. ID. OSbuurnc. Newell.
Df. T. Gillispic of Baltimore street
lcftt yesterday for Philadelphia and
New York;
Mrs. i. J. Smith and son Gricr, OF
Clarksburg, w. Va. are the guests OF
John Monahan. returned to his home
on North Market street yesterday after
serving several months with the I. ).
forces at Camp sheridan, Ala.
Lorng Place, will leave tomorrow tnT
points IN Conncctict, where they vii!
be the guests of relatives.
Wilson Scibcrt has returned TO his
home in Springdalc, after spending lhc
past twelve days the guest Of relatives
In Sistersvillc.
Mrs. Fred G. Wells. Of San Antonio
Texas. is the guest of her sister MIS-
George McGowan, of Springdaic.
Miss Louise Raolcs. of JacksonEliIc,
Fla. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
0. Schenk at Pleasant Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schcnk. Jr', ana
Mrs. Howard Obcrman are enjoying an
extended automobile trip through inc
east. ~ %
Miss Katherine Pfarr will return TO
her home in Wuodlawn the last al NV
week from Dubuque. Iowa. where Shc
has bbccn the guest of FRIENDS. ,,
Miss Jane IIggs of Elm Grove VIII
motor to Cambridge. O.. Saturday Tor
visit with friends. Az
MIR. and Mrs. Gus Fisher and Mr..
Carroll Of Elm Grove. Will motor ~
Cambridge. Ohio. where they Will pc TIC
guests of relatives. r,or-
Mr., and Mrs. 7. r. Callahan: OF Glen,
wood will motor to Bethesda, toHay
where they will remain during '"'
month Of August.
DR.. and Mrs. Lee {. Hill arc enjoy
ing an extended visit In Atlahtlc my;
russell Snnwacr. secretary 81 lh'
Mound City Glass Works of bumoerporI
w Va. was business visitor IN INT
city yesterday.
Miss Grace Mcdonald and Miss Ammo
Miller left yesterday fos a trip to De
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-01
RANSDEL[ AND i
OWENS SPEAK
FOR THE TREATY

WASHINGTON. July .31.-Crging
prompt and unrcservcd ratification OF
the league of nations covenant, Senator
Ransdell. democrat. Louisiana. declared
in q senate speech today that the docu-
ment met the ends OF universal peace
AS closely as any human agency can.
Every one demands said tho I-oulSi-
ana Senator that something should be
done in order to save mankind from the
horrors of war. It's enemies submit all
objections to this particular league. but
propose nothing in its place. When one
considers the mighty stake. does II not
seem the height Of folly to quibole and
complain about each and every detail or
the covenant. about where this 81 shall
be dotted or that t. crossed when the
fate of humanity hangs in the balnnceE
In this most trying hour. the CnitGd
States is the sole hope Of mankind. II
our mighty republic fails to ratify the
lea que the league will fail and II the
len que fats the various nations or the
world will continue the same mad cffort
for self-aggra ndizcmcnt. At the close
of the next general war. DARKNESS VIII
settle upon the earth: men will move
back more than twenty centuries and
Christian civilization with all the good
things It has done for humanity VIII
cease to exist
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DOCTOR URGED
k'Y Operation
instead ! took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
and Wes Cu:cd.

baltimore, Md.-"Neariy four years
] suffered from organic troubles. ner-
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Mount Do cblpt,I Ae1lDU
Wheslins, w. W.

Seventy-second scholastic ysa1
opens September 18th. 1919. n
select boarding school for yomS
ladies. in charge Of the Sisters Of
Visitation. Offers every fSc0ity
for q thorough EnGlish education.
Music department exceptionally
fine. ;,
Accredited TO State UnfveeAt1
and to Trinity College. WasAiNG.
ton. D. C. Rt. Rev. p. J. Donaha&
D. D.. President Of tie faculty.
For catalogue, address the d.
rectress
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.D|NNERPARTYAT
NAYMAN' 8: INN
,r,ss LOUISE RAoLEE OF JACKSON
unLE, PA, GUEST OF MRS.
JOHN o. SCHENK, CoMPL1-
HETED.
MIS-. Joseph speidel Will Be Hostess 70
a Group Of Friends ut Her Aome'
Joebetty Farm.

A delightful dinner party arranged IN
honor Of Miss Louise Raolcc of Jackson
lille Fla. who is the charming house
guest of Mrs. John o. Schcnk OF Up
lands, Pleasant Valley. was that given
Mt Wayman's Inn at Bethel last nishi
Nv Miss Minnie h. LohSc. The conScnlal
marty n;otorcd to the famous inn. where
a delicious chicken and Wafllc o,nnSi
was served ae>730 O'Clock by Miss Mary
Wayman. 4 hasl ct OF vari-colorva
netunias and hollyhnck formed an at
tractiyc ccntcrpiccc. and covers were
laid for the following:
Misses
Matilda r. Erh Minnie n. i'ohSe
Ida YouninEcr Louise fElolce
Mary a. Snyder
McsdamcS--
John .. SChCnk BclIe tendt
Lawn Pete.
The young ladies comprising IN"
Senior CarothCrS hand of the sion"
Presbyterian church of Elm Grove Will
give n lawn fctc on tho lawn surround
ing the home of Mr.. and Mrs. y. T. But
Ter at Elm Grove on Wednesday cVt1-
ing, August 6. The lawn will be ten,
JAPANESE lanterns will furnish light. The
booths will be attractivCly decorated
and here delicious home made cakes
candies, lemonade and ice cream will b.
dispensed during the evening. Attrac-
tive features of the AFFAIR Will be tn"
rose garden, fortune teller and cak"
walk. Music will be furnished by IN"
Sunday school orchestra, ard the Ha-
Yaiian Quartcttc will also render several
selections The public is cordially in
vited to attend g..
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Sunday School Picnic.

The bethlehem Union Sunday school
will hold it's annual picnic Wednesday
afternoon and evening, August E. on the
John Herman farm nj Bethel Tn"
community is invited TO come and shar"
in the enjoyment OF a basket dinner and
supper.
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Bride-elect Honored.

Compltmcnting Miss Ruth Robinson.
Of this city, former secretary Of the
local 7. W. c. A. whose engagement TO
Mr.. David w. Monroe has been an
nounced, Miss Anna Kutschmann enter
tanned a number of friends at her home
OF North Main street. The affair wa:
In the nature Of q linen shower and Miss
Robinson received some really beautiful!
pieces. An informal evening OF GAM
and music was concluded with the gerry
ing Of a dainty luncheon with the lowell
est Of appointments apparent
Included were:
Misses. -. ~.tNI:. -;
H Sn1a K kSoGs0 SettiS T.oefflsr.
katherine ash p5h Scott SsiyS WiS Sner
Elsie Schlenmer. Lillian DeBold.
NINA Bueskler.
Linen shower.
Mss Ross Shields. daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. T. K Shields OF Elm Grove
whose marriage to Mr.. William J. Ana
walt of this city, will be an Interesting
nuptial event Of October. was compli-
mented with a linen shower given yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. Earl c. Horn
brook. at her home in Loring Place. One
OF the clever features arranged in con-
nection with the shower was a miniature
lavender umbrella which when opened
showercd cluster Of beautiful linen
handkerchiefs on the bride elect. Fol-
led social diversions a dainty luncheon
was served with pretty color scheme
Of lavender and white. Tho guests were
all intimate friends Of Miss Shields.
Ola stone House.
The Old Stone House. at Roneys Point.
continues to draw parties of diners every
evening despite the Indictment weather.
Tourists stop at the famous resort for
delicious chicken and waffle dinner while
passing and many local folk dine thcr"
every day. Last evening, included in the
parties were:
Mrs. Corcoran and party Of four.
Mr.. Byers, Of Washington. Pa, and
party Of three.
,;?T.T.
Glass Entertained.
Last evening at the meeting of the G.
s. G.. class Of the Stone Presbyterian
Sunday school. which was held at the
home OF Miss Sara Bushon. ut Park
View. the Young ladies changed the name
Of the class to The New Era Guild The
girls will assume new duties with their
new name, and doubtless the classes will
be greatly improved. Following the bust
ness session. an evening Of informal So
cial diversions was enjoyed. and at the
conclusion dainty luncheon was
served.
Those present were:
Misses
Sarah Grubcr Laur1 Rcrnkc
Ada Thomson Tricda Clemens
Hazel Frasher
Mesdames
Harry Brennan James Olsen
Ralph Wagner
To Hold Picnic.
The Schwabcn Fcrein Society OF
Wheeling and vicinity. will hold pic
mic Sunday, August 3rdd. at stop %. on
the Barton car line. a general good
time Is anticipated and all members and
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Glass Entertained
To uo1d Picnic

Tho Schwahcn Fcrein Society or
Wheeling and vicinity. will hold pic
mic Sunday, August 3rdd, at stop, %. on
the Barton car line. a general good
time Is anticipated and all members and
friends are invited.
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buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden, N. !.

Inortant Notice Victor Records and Victor Machines are sden
6v coordnated and snhrond in the processes OF manua
ond should be together perfect reproduction
New Victor Record, demonstrated al deef' on % !" OF each
HVictrola' Trademark Of the Victor .ths f'aeana ~'
designating the products OF this company QUIZ