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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-08
SPEEDWAYS WIN
At BRUNSWICK
Local Team Defeats Landings
on Friday Night, 1926

The Speedway basketball team, a
fast junior combination, took their
third straight victory on Friday
night, when they defeated the fast
Landing basketball team on the Lin
coin Shcool gymnasium, New Bruins
wick, by a score of 39-26. Wesley
Hanson, star Auditorium player,
jumped center for the winning team
and was high score man for his team
with ten field goals Voorhees, of the
New Brunswick team also secured
twenty points, eight field and four foul
goals.
The Amboy team outplayed the
stronger opponents in every depart
ment of the game and led the county
seat quintet throughout the game. The
score at the end of the first half was
22-16, and the Amboy team increas-
ed their lead during the second half,
| even though the opposition put a re-
serve in every position during the
game.
Several times during the game both
teams were held scoreless for several
minutes, the New Brunswick COM
bination was held scoreless for the
first ten minutes of the second half,
due to the passing ability of the local
team and the guarding of Bradley and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-08
AUDITORIUM FIVE BEATS NEWARK
COMBINATION SATURDAY,; 42-2l

counters, while Klugman who had
laless ~ Hanson until
Q 81, few minutes of play, account.
ed for one field goal. Schelling was
o.. on his foul shooting in this half,
making three good after missing
three free chances.
High score honors for the night
were taken by Thomas, who made six
fed and six foul goals for a total
of eighteen points. Ten fouls were
scored on ire opposing team and six
OF the free chances were made by
Thomas. Evans was second high man
with double pointers, while holding
Schelling scoreless from the field. NC
Creery who performed in the first
half accounted for three field goals,
while Regain and Hanson accounted
for the remainder OF the points with
two double counters each.
SChwankert and Schelling were
high score men for the Newark team.
Schelling held scoreless from the
field scored nine foul goals out OF
thirteen chances. In the first half
he scored Eve straight free chances.
Schwankert scored three field goals
and Clark two double pointers. Klug-
man scored the other two points by q
geld goals in the last half.
Van Mulchahey refereed this con-
test. Thirteen fouls were called on
the local team, while ten fouls were
called on the visiting team.f
The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-08
SPORT BOO NJ
FOR kEYPORT
AerOmarine Athletic Association
Starts big DOings"
Ru spscinl Correspondent.

bH bpcCtut COTTCSDOHuoHA'
KEYPORT, Dec. S:-Probably the
most popular athletic organization IN
the borough is the newly formed
Aeromarine Athletic Association, om-
GERS of which were elected at d
business meeting held Friday night:
Hugh Robinson, superintendent Oh
he Aeromarine factory, was elected
president; e. ]. Reilly, secretary; MT.
Meister treasurer and Eugene Stout
steward. The board of governors IN
cludes Elmer Straub, Joseph Boland,
G. S. Calvert, c. F. Mullen, l.. A.
HOLSTER.
At this meeting plans for a lance
to be held at the high school audi
torium on Friday night were COM
pleted.
Tonight two basketball games will
be held at the clubhouse when the
Senior team will meet the Goodwill
Arrows of Perth Amboy, while the
Juniors will meet the American Five
Juniors, also of Perth Amboy. There
will be dancing at the conclusion OF
the games.
A big program supplying plenty OF
excitement and offering thrills Ii
abundance was staged at the first
smoker of the season by the Aero
marine Athletic Association Friday
night. kid" Mickey, a lightweight
CeleDrateU MS urSt appearance III Iho
roped square by stopping Jack"
Sullivan. Young" Egmore, of Perth
Amboy, put ''Willie' Frankel, also Of
Perth Amboy, away in the third. Joe
Honan, the fighting waiter from
across the bay, refereed the three
main bouts Of the evening.
THE bill for the evening consisted
of four bouts of three rounds each
and two bouts of four periods. The
latter were by visiting boxers OF con-
siderable ability from Perth Amboy
n rendered a fast exhibition. Fol-
lowing the boxing the first and SEQ
ond basketball teams of the club gave
q snappy exhibition game. Music for
the evening was given by the Aero
marine orchestra and following the
athletic events substantial refresh
ments were enjoyed at the clubhouse
together with more music by Gard
ner's string orchestrs.
The first attraction was a three
round go between "Puggie" Connolly,
of K~eansburg, and Johnnie Regain of
Cliffwood. Regain showed good form
the first round but Connolly scored
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-08
heavily in the finals.

heavily in the finals.
The next event featured Eddie
Lund, of this borough, and EooIe
Hermann. of Keansburg, in a three
round bout and the contestants
showed skill and cleverness IN their
exhibition. Joe Conwen n Joe
Morley, local men who have been IN
side the ropes before, gave a spec,
tacular sparring bout that calIeu
fortb much applause. The opponents
were evenly matched ana poAeu d
clean and pretty contest
From the point Of entrance to the
nadded floor of kid" Mickey and
Sullivan ruthless sparring began.
Mickey took the offensive from the
bell, flooring his opponent twice IN
three rounds. At the beginning OF
the second going was hazy for Sulli-
van and after a series of heavy wal
lops he went down for the count.
kid" Belenske and Jimmy For
tier, both of Perth Amboy, gave a
fast and furious variety of boxing as
| only the best OF bantam weights can
produce.
young" Egmore and Frankel
were the final exhibition of the even
| ing which was cut short in the third
| period by Egmore carrying h fight
to Frankel with an aggressiveness
that the chauffeur could not with
| stand and Referee Honan counted
him put. William p. Morris rtfereeo
at the three preliminary bouts.
The big success of the entertain.
ment was largely due to the specia
efforts of the entertainment commit
tee consisting of Elmer Straub, chair
man, Joseph Boland, Gus Meisnel
and Carol Gloss, the latter having
| charge of the musical program, and
to all those who contributed to the
support Of the smoker by their par
! ticipation the committee thanks
! heartily.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-08
ASK CASH FOR OLYMPIC TRIP
Canadian Athletes Expect $4,000 VIII
Be Needed to Make Journey
Across Ocean.

Canada expects $4,000 will be re-
ouired for its athletes to make the
Olympic games trip. 1t is planned to
ask towns. cities and provinces for
assistance to bring the governments
grant of $4,000 up to the needed sum.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-08

Hughes.
The scoring for the Speedway team
was done by Macmillan, Brown
miller and Hanson, while the two
guards were on the defensive through
out. Macmillan scored four field
goals and one foul goal, Brewnmiller
scored five field goals and Hanson
scored ten field goals.
For the losing combination Voor-
hees scored eight field and four foul
goals, ]. Hayes, Christ and Moran
scored the remainder Of the points
with one field goal each.
Stang refereed the game
Uha aCora.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-08
FORMER CHAMPION TO TEACH
Gsneroso Paveso, Former italian
Fencer, Appointed as Instructor
at Annapolis.

The appointment of G~eneroso Pave
so, former Italian fencer and success
full defender of the worlds fencing
championship, as an Instructor of the
sport at the United States Naval
academy, Is announced. Paveso has
entered upon his duties at the naval
academy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-08

"Red Tape"

The expression "red tape" originated
in the fact that tape dyed crimson is
commonly and largely used in public
and private business in tying up pa
pers, hence it has come to refer to ex-
cessive formality and routine in bust
ness transactions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-08
MACK SIGNS ANOTHER INDIAN
Chief Bradley, Pitcher for DoyIestown
Club, to Be Tried Out by Phila-
delphia Manager.

Manager Mack had such wonderful
luck with that famous Indian, Charles
Albert Bender. that he has decided to
tempt fortune once more, and has
therefore, signed for a trial next
spring Chief Bradley, the noted Indian
pitcher of the Doylestown club of the
Montgomery County league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-08
LILLIAN T. Is FAST STEPPER
Covers Mile In 2:o3A Over HaIf-MIie
Track at Urbana-Puts Her
In First Flight.

Another PAGER that has come to life
ON the half-milers is Lillian T. 2:02A,
that has always been a consistent per-
former. At Urbana, ILL.,, she stepped
the half-mile track in 2:03A. which
puts her up on the first flight of half
milers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-08
Many Minds Make Speech.

No mar can make a speech alone.
1t Is the great human power that
strikes up from a thousand minds that
acts upon him, aud makes the speech.
james A. Garfield.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-03
The American Live Stock Insurance Compan,

is now a going corporation - ready to
start by the middle of June-incorpor-
ated under the laws of the state of Ne
braska with capitalization of 81, 1875, 900.
1t is directed and differed by some of the most sue
cessful and capable business men in the state-men
who have already won names for themselves in
mercantile pursuits
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-03

4 LREADY there are prospects for won
n derful business-it is estimated that
the company will soon be able to work to
the capacity of its capitalization. Large
profits seem assured, both to the company
and to the farmer who invests in it's insur-
ance.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-03
The Story of the Illus
tratiOn

"Hog Insurance" is the con-
Meeting link which guarantees
the delivery of the hog to the
market-sr provides compen-
satien.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-03

INFORMATION COUPON
AMERICAN LIVE STOCK INSURANCE CO.
. 7o4-1o ld-Herad Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
Please send full particulars regarding the
Stock Insurance Company. satisfied that the
good might invest This coupon oblgates
way to invest
Name. ...vV...........
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-03

rs it not logical? You insure your life,
L your house, your furniture, your auto
mobile, your live stock and in fact every
thing that you own that is valuable. And
would deny that this insurance relieves many
of the responsibilities of life-and universally the
insurance companies prosper.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-03
Other Officers anC
Directors

PROF. A. L. HAECKER-Former Head Dairy Dept
Nebraska.
F. E. PRATT-Fremont, Neb President Golden Rod {
and Nebraska's Largest Swine Producer.
HON GEO. B. DYBALL, Director-Capitalst and State
ANDREW HARTT, Agency Supervsor-Formerly Mana
Division Integrity Mutual Casualty Co.
RUSSELL w. GENTZLER, Manager Underwriting Dept.
Formerly State Manager for American Old
Line Insurance Company in North Dakota
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-03

4 ND now if you raise hogs you can in
"A sure them. And attesting that thou
sands of farmers are eager to insure their
hogs are the many letters we have re-
ceived from them, asking when we will be
ready to do business.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-03

Which Tomor
NJ
@mm n@rya @rle mhaeaI
III
This Company Will Be in Operation by the Middle of June "
Invest With Us Today III
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-03

Secretary
Born in Iowa, son Of a bank
er, and himself engaged in
the banking business for 81
years. For many years a sue
cessful raiser of hogs and
cattle, and also we'll known in
the middle west as an expert
in insurance, farm and cattle
loans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
WHEELING TOURISTS
LIKE DEER PARK
Resort On The Mountain Top FINDS
Favor with wheeling People
This Season.

MANY are tn, Wheeling folks a:c
spending tins month ut Deer l'"fk' No
which with its wonderful Location III
Ih,. heart of IN" All"gh"ni"S has poem
for many wears the mecca or Baltimore
and Washington people during 'h' va
cation season and was always visited Ny
Il few people from Wheeling, G'h'Ia,i9
ON short visits from l'"rh Lynn l" Tue
famous swimming pool which tn" Deer
Park IIutl possesses. OWING l" nv
burning Of IN" L"ch Lynn Hotel laS'
fail Whccl:nr People. ever loving the
mountain resorts for their beauty anu
accessibility. have changed their haunts
from TIA" r"Gi"n Of Loeb Lynn ana
Mountain Lake Park To that or l''"l
Park There is Il colony OF summer
visitors FROM her" to these resorts VIII"
meyer feel that their summer mas o'Gh
uuitr complete without Il NISit 10 inc
,ucrhcuIrS IN Maryland. and Deer fHrk
with rs typical summer ho'"l "i ~
twp. huilI thirty or forty years nach'
win broad y"raudas and lofty ceilings
! and now h"as,iEg al one "' inc p's .
golf Cuur."ss MAX $'S''"h' - an 'N'"'
I.Iac" |" summer.
| Th, Wheeling people Their" NJ pr"S"n'
are. Nr and Mrs {. y I.phlnEnn. WE"
| mot, red over from spring l'hK"' y. 49,
Mr. and Mrs crawford Booth. Of kirE-
! wood, who toured from here: MI. ana
| Mrs. Il. NJ llildrrrh. Mrs Nancy Bran
! nm. Miss lula Hershey. Mr.. ana MrS'
| Edward SiIl,I and family, Mr.. W. >
| BRADY.
Mrs. Lily List who recently went 10
| tn.. Mansion lIruS" At Eagles Mere i"''
! a. nc, as hn.tcS. lhi'- season. vas uhlig-
cd To l.lv" owing !" poor h"aIlh. Hn'
ana b,r dru@ht"r ar" occupying 'h'
|
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
GIRL SCOUTS

The Glrl Scouts hav" been making
their plans for a camping "Nrd' anon
which IS L. take rla'" ~ N" ldhW""n
camr which has hr'n '\i"nd"l !" 'h'n
for u~,.. lev ia, members. II - located
near Harry. where the E'y scouts are
canning. and IA" girls ar" spending \
good many rl" t%Int hours planning ana
anticipating Tive joys I" c"In" "h''h
will br rs varied ~ u - - p"SSIhi" I"
have them. TIL" girls VIII b" rhhF-
.r,ucd hy Mss ,;rrtrud" smith. "f tho
Wheeling Day Nurs"ry. and ar" arrang'
my t. spend 'n' last week IN August nj
! tho camp. Til following girls VIII 90;
! Misses Agnes Miller Ruth Wilson. NS-
nos Poll Iu Wilson. Anna cross. Mi'h-
rcd Nich,cI. EDNA Hu>l"y. Th"lma l"St.
! Lillian McTlruy. ElSl" L"E"S. Madeline
! Hawkins. Sara N"l'". Grace Edward :
| Ellen Wheeler. Mildred Murr'n. Grace
| Edwards. Ellen Wheeler. Wilma F"tm"r
! Laura Yoei Edith MUIR. Wallrant l.In''
| lost. Suylrttc hamilton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
CHILD KILLED ON
+. B, & D. CROSSING
pEPLoRABLE ACCIDENT HAPPENED
SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 47TH
AND M'CoLLoCH STREETS.
Prosecuting Attorney Conducting IN
vestigatton in the Absence OF the
County Coroner.

Anna Jann DadO 1-y"ar-nld Soutn
Wheeling girl. was killed by Baltim'~N
& Ohio passenger train carly yesterday
aftcrnoni. Tho little victim Of the acci-
dent Is a daughter If Mr.. and Mrs. Mart
in pado. Polish people who live at 1911
WctZ"l street.
Tho accident occurred about l o'clock
at the crossing AZ Forty-scventh and Nc
Collnrh streets. The child wandered onto
the tracks directly in the path or the
train which is due In tn" Wheeling sta
tior from tho cast NJ | o'clock. The on
rlnr"r in charge could not bring his train
to a stop. aid engine No. 500. drawing
tho passenger train. struck the girl.
pr. W. NJ. Dalhcy was summoned. hut
arrived only 10 find that tn" child was
dcnd. Her skull was crushed by the i'm
nact Of the locomotive. and her body was
badly bruised. Th" physician found That
tho broken skull caused tn" death.
Prosecuting Attorney j. 4. Mckee was
notified Of the accident. and in the alb
scncc Of Coroner H. -. Hobbs. went TO
tho scene Of the accident TO investigate
tho DEATH He will place tho facts be-
fore the coroner before an inquest Ncr-
dict is rendered.
Arrangements for tho funeral or the
little train victim had not been complet-
cd last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
QUIET SERVICES At
CHURCHES SUNDAY

churches ia III" Various paris If IN
egg observed tn" day Will rather que,
So, l.,-- Nr~t'rdHh. ~ TIA Hhs"i"' 80
many Of the minister's fr"I-. the ruipl'@.
wlnrn w.r- - m"-t 'a>'. nl"d by
clrr=yn"n from out "f town.
TN. Rev. Ira M,'rart. az IA" 500
,,I Presbyterian "hur' h. "',riE'i''i ~"
IL: sal morning services. IF"h'hIhE 81"
H.. i. g: M"mnrH." taking - his t"N,
ih,. ,ISh'h chapter AMI second verse 81
I,,.r,.rnnnnry emphasizing tn" u" -
n,.n,or, ~ r,.irt'"n :" character hnli"'
',ru Through uiIr membranes "f aii IL"
rl.ry- for winch auc should be imam
fol in order u h"rum" Wat'hlE'.
hnprfuI. courageous and strong. IN an
things turning l." III" Lord for En'"hh'"
, Communion srrN ices wCr" observed AT
: -, Iuk.'S rnd =; Matthew'S. -" l'"N,
.Irm,s Flsh "iclrrating ut ST Matthews
! III t!l,, abs"ur" a.: Mr.. Str"er.
! Thu. E"y. Edward hrair. al MorE'h-
. town. ". Va. VI" III rhhrE" 81 IN" s''
. ,:..r- q, tho FIRST rrsbyi"rlan rhnr'n'
! rr,.,rh..rG an The lIi" "t Moses '"k''H
! ,s his text tn" rhtrd chapter Of Exodus
= second verse" Celebrating on IN" cali 81
| NI.sHe - his I.f" work. L. which la WIS
diyirirIy appointed. tlaCin: h.> lf". Tor:
, -, ,hr household which h.. Ma I" IL
Il\,- aud hrui'Eht Up III thu hnu%'h"h!
, 80 Ih, KING. understanding IN" need 81
! ;h,. rru,,Ir and ,.onS"crattnG his lIi" /"
! ihr!r needs. y comparison WAS ura"h
. hv the Rev. Mr.. Knapp between the
>.lr,l whrrh tired Moses and that ar inc
! average citizen rC today citing IN" an
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Christian kept on his path "l r""h "h-
...,,ur. consumed ~ one tim" with 'h'
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lat ih,, nrNt actually indifferent I" H..
! Mr.. Knapp concluded ms Sermon ~!
| saving that TN" man VII" fats 70 III
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! ru,ur,, reward and lit". Is hound To n',
como shipwrcck"d upon IA" shoals OF
defeat. rs IN" lHhl" contains IN" "hi"
real spring If life. which II" man ear
,grnr, md meet wnh any real m"lSnr:
Of success
~ thu Fourth street M"rh"dIS' Fps
coral church IN" pulpit MAS h''' "E
il., Rev. Hart. "f M"undsV'll". '"hlu'
ting services for In: Rev. Mr.. .Niich
who is ont of TN" ely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
HICCS IN
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL

srarl Riggs. we'll known young man
Of Elm Grove. who was wounded about
a year ago while fighting with IN" Am-
erican army in France. is in n Columbus
Ohio. army hospital receiving treatment.
Physicians first accomplished IN" re-
rarkahlc feat Of grating pi""" NJ bone
into his heel. I" replace 4 portion NJ bone
which was torn away by a pirC" Of shell
\ second operation waS performed II,
which skin and flesh from IN" calf 81
ono leg is beng grated onto III" wound
cd heel Young HiEGs is r"mp"hcd ~
lie IN bed with tn" wounded leg tightly
bound tn tho other leg while III" skin
from the we'll leg grows fast TO the ab'
sent norton of his foot.
Tn" .xrrrlcno" is described by Higg'
in n letter 10 his homo rs NOR" trying
oven than tho Bnrh" shell fire on the
hattie folds Of France. but h" 49,,
that III" operation will save him the los:
Of "A perfectly good foot. and hc is h"ar
ing the pain and discomfort chccrfully
The greater inc necessity for saving
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04

F.. NJ. Rudchaurh. Of TIA" tarIi"! Ear
company. returned To the city Hr-.'rrt lay
after >p"nd,nE tn" past w"'n IN Eastern
Gh.". luil.nE att"r business pertaining /"
his company.
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office. VIII lray" today Iur chester.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
BAND CONCERT

Tho Municipal band concert was we'll
attended as usual Saturday night and
The music sounded exceptionally good.
rcrheps because Of tho clrarncss OF tho
nt,nosphrrn il seemed to Cnrry unusual
" we'll and was gircn with much spir-
II. Surely tho heart Of the man who
made ah this possible. Cor Wheeling
must feel more than amply repaid for
the sum expended. and tho JOY brought
into the lives of SO many hundreds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
WHEELING AUTO RACER
John Knapp Will Drive Stutz Special In
loo-1nle Track Race at Indian
apolis, md.

John Knapp and Jack StutZ. both 81
this city. the first as pilot and the latter
as mechanic. Will pilot the StutZ spc-
cial in the big lOO-milr race to be held
on the indianapolis track on August 20.
Knarp is on" Of tn" best drivers IN
the country and has clipped off several
real races. winning l00-miic rae" AZ
I-nion,own and also ono Mt Cincinnati
O last season. He has boon in the
service and this will he his first big
race since returning from the front.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
S,.nLaz School Picnic.

Tn" members - IN" E"'hl"h"m
I'uou Sunday :. hc"l will hold thor an
rrinl picnic Wednesday, on IN" I"hn
iI"mman Farm n' E"th"'. Tn" '"tn-
mIn.ty * invited Ia ""n'" and Shnr" IN
IN" enjoyment Of Il basket dinner and
supper. An INTERESTING l'''%';fh 81 80
door sports has been ARRANGED i.'r ~"
rl"rsurr OF III" Young p""rl" ana doubt
loss maI.y will attcTd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
Committee Meeting.

Tuesday Afternoon ~ 20 O'Clock III"
"\ccut,va COMMITTEE" of ,th" Lutheran
Wnmau'~ Lcacu" XIII hold meeting NJ
~. hom" ~" Mrs. Henry kHlntiH"; NJ
hrr hnm.. ~ Wnndlawn. y number or
.rurrrran, bu>,u"vS matters Will h" dis
;-,>..I ~ NJ ihiS meeting and i full at
tendance is desired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
Lawn Fete Saturday.

Members Of tn" Loyal W"mans Rihl"
class uf the First christian church or
Elm Grove a-" busy with preparation
fnr = lawn party which Will h" h"Id
n"\t saturday evening "n II" simpson
l,u, -, EIp, Grove Thor. will b. the
rSual attractions afforded n th"s" sum
NOR affairs and several special features
besides.
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electricity 10 furnish tn" light for mo
evening and thu rCfr"Shmcnt h"o'hS
VII b" aitrartIvrly decorated. homo
md" PICS. Cakes lrn"uad". IL" cream
AMI cuudI"S VII! h" disposed "f mere.
rlh"r lut'rStl:,g features of tn" affair
y,ri. ~ TN. '"s.. garden. tn" forum" '"H-
- and tho oak" walk. The Sunday
S,.hnri urch">i::, md tn" HawaIlhn
uuar;c;tr will furnish music during IN"
.r.u.ng Tn, public is cordially invited
20 attend.
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Ladies' Masonic Club.

Tho rcGular monthly meeting ~ mo
T.rdirS MaSrnl,. club will y" held We'd
nc<,!av afternoon AZ the Scottish Rte
Cathedral An interesting Afternoon ~
,.ard. will b. enjoyed by tho guests. All
planning 10 attend ar" requested I" no.
r,fv Mrs II. q. FrHi"rirks. Phone
Wpodsdalc l"1-J.
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r,-o+hers Rand Lawn Party.

TIL" YOUNG ladies comprising inc
Senior t'aro,hcrs bard Of III" Stone
PRESBYTERIAN church nj Elm Grove. Will
give a lawn frt" 1T. IN" lawn SurrQund-
ing the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bates
Ru,lcr on " cdnc-day evening. August
6. Japanese lanterns will BE- wired with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04

Thr members e tn" Wednesday, u
tcrnuon club Of Martins Ferry WA. -
entertained by Mrs. v. W S'"''. WI
Frank Roberts and MIS-. Fr'"A
co., M.,,b ;, ,.h,rArp and waffle dtnn'r 1T
vclrnn,. Inn on "Wednesday. They Will
r,cc, AT Enhr-t> drug ~'"r" a. two
o'clock and viii n" c"nvr!,i :" l.t"HIs'
yIlio IN autOm"bji"S.