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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
VII son ASKS REPUBS. TO white HOUS
CONGRESS CAN
LIMIT KICK IN
BEER HE HOLDS
Counsel of ''Drys" Says
234 Per Cent Defeats
Aim of Prohibition.

Washington, July 16.-Authority
to fix one-half of one per cent as
the maximum alcoholic content of
beverages in prohibition enforce
ment legislation is clear, Wayne b.
Wheeler, general counsel of the
Anti-Saloon league, declared today
before the senate judiciary sub
committee in answering recent
statements of Samuel Untermyer,
counsel for brewers.
ITO allow the sale of 2A per cent
beer" said Mr.. Wheeler, would
keep alive the liquor trade and de-
feat the purposes of national pro-
hibition.
Friends of prohibition do not
want a code unless it defines in
toxicating liquor"
Thirty-three prohibition states
and IS local option states, Mr..
Wheeler said, have laws limiting
alcohol in the average. He chal-
lenged Mr.. Untermyer to produce
any court decisions denying con
gress or state legislatures the right
to make definitions.
Congress cannot consistently
adopt a weaker standard in defn-
ing the term than that already en-
acted in the states" said Mr.. Wheel
er. This means nothing can be
sold for beverage purposes that
contains more than one-half of one
per cent alcohol"
WOuId Limit Home Supply.
Mr.. Wheeler told the committee
prohibition advocates were not
asking that possession of liquors
bought before July l for personal
use, be prohibited. He adds, how
ever, that they were suggesting
amendments to the pending legis-
lation to limit the amount of Ii
quors which may be stored in pri-
vate residences, so as to prevent
homes from becoming speak
easies."
Another amendment advocated
by prohibition leaders. Mr.. Wheel
er said, is a provision for seizure
of liquors in homes where it is
sold illicitly.
"Bootleggers will maintain their
homes as headquarters without
such legislation as that" he said.
Would Bar Possession.
Two amendments were urged by
the witness. To prevent bootleg
ging. he asked that the committee
add a clause making mere person
al and physical possession of in
toxicants-such as the presence OF
bottle in an individuals pocket
unlawful.
This is the most effective wea-
pom OF prohibition enforcement"
said Mr.. Wheeler, ano Senator
Sterling suggested thar the bill be
extended so as to penalize pur-
chase as we'll as sale OF intoxicat-
ing beverages.
FaVOrs Seizure Law.
Mr.. Wheeler also asked for
sweeping search warrant powers,
suggesting that seizures be author
lied without a warrant, or at least
that warrants be issued without
T quiring testimony on such re-
quest Otherwise, he said, liquor
might be removed before officers
could act.
Senator Walsh, Montana, and
other committee members opposed
extension OF the bills search war
rant provisions and also insisted
that the provisions penalizing
searches with malice and without
probable cause should remain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
FORT ERECTED BY
BANK TO PROTECT
IT FROM BANDITS

Chicago, July 16.-As a safeguard
to protect the institution against
robbery by automobile bandits, the
Pullman Trust & Savings bank has
erected a miniature, bullet proof,
steel fort, with a number of six
inch loop holes, near the main en-
trance of the building The loop
holes give a commanding view of
both the inside and outside of the
bank, Guards armed with high
powered rifles will be stationed in
the fort day and night. The de-
vice was designed by the son of Ed
ward F. Bryant, president of the
bank, who recently was discharged
froA the United States army after
a wars -seEFiee in FEaRee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
HOUNDS LEAD
WAY YT0HOME.
OF FIRE BUG.
New Boston Chautauqua
Broke Up to Hunt Man
and Fight Flames.
special to The Argusl

New Boston. Ill, July 16.-
A barn, containing about two
tons Of hay. 100 chickens, several
sets of harness, a gasoline engine
and sundry other property owned
by Harry Prell of New Boston. was
totally consumed by fire at II
O'Clock last night. His house,
which was close to the barn, al
though saved from destruction, was
damaged considerably. Shortly
afterward bIoodhounds ran direct
ly from the scene to the back door
VI the home of Thad Histed of New
BoSton. on the trail of the supposed
incendiary whose footprints were
discovered leading from the Pre1l
premises.
The result is that fIisted, a man
about so years Of age, languishes in
a cell in the county Jail. held pend
ing the results OF an investigation
tpto the alleged facts surrounding
the fire. He maintains that he is
innocent.
About 1870 last evening Sheriff
p. Fleming received a telephone
message from New Boston. my
barn and house are afre. 1 believe
that someone did it. There are
tracks. Bring the dogs" Pren said
to the sheriH.
Three hounds were obtained at
Monmouth and the scene Of the con-
fiagration visited. Leading from
the Preii house and barn were
tracks of a No. shoe, plainly Wis
ible in the soft sand. The dogs
were given the scent and without
hesitation ran straight to the back
door of the Histed home. On the
door they ieaped, baying loudly.
Upon order of Sheriff Fleming the
door was opened and Histed was
placed under arrest. He protested
his innocence but could give no sat-
tsfactory story OF his whereabouts
during the hour or so preceding
his tale in this connection differing
from that told by members of the
family. Although commonly wear
i9e' only No. S shoe, the accused
I4ould give no explanation OF the
No. Ss, which were found on his
feet and which matched perfectly
with the prints found in the sand
near the PreII homestead.
According to the story told the
sheriff by Prell, there had been
some misunderstandingb between the
two men. the occasion giving rise
to bad blood between them. PrelL
said that Histed had threatened to
get even"
The burning last night marked
the third alleged attempt to set fire
to his property. Prell stated. Pre-
vjously, however, the blaze was dis
covered in time to extinguish It be-
fore damage had been done.
Last night, however, Prei1 had
left his home on the edge of town
to attend the chautauqua being held
this week at New Boston, His at
tention was first called to the fact
that his home was menaced by fire
when the news was announced
from the ehautauqua platform. En-
teFtainment came to a stop and the
chautauqua grounds were emptisd
as the crowd hurried to the fire.
Considerable excitement was oeea-
E0ned by the arrival OF the dogs
Rnat the dramatic trailing and ar
rest of Histsd,
Should ths evidence warrant it.
Histed will be bound over to await
action of the grand jury on a charge
of arson, What has so far been
gathered against him is purely cir
eumstantiai, however,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
ATRsHIP AND CREW L0sFl

London, July 16.-Ths British
airship N. Sill, engaged in mine
sweeping, is believed to have been
struck by lightning and the crew Of
u lest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
The Weather

Fair and warmer tonight ana
Thursday,
Highest yesterday, S4; lowest
last night, 60.
Velocity of wind at z a. m, l
mile per hour,
ip.m, s p. m. 8 a. m
yester. yester. today
Dry bulb temp. so 70 6S
Wet bulb temp. .67 65 62
Rel. humidity ,..46 40 Il
Stage of water, 7.3j a fall of 2
in last "a hours.
I'M. sHERIER, MeteoEeloglstr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
INVITES ALL
IN
FOR MEETING
Disregards Party Lines in
Bid to Solons for Peace
Pact Discussion.

Washington, July lG,-Presi-
den. Wilson has decided TO in-
Vite Republican senators TO
call at the White house to dis
cuss the peace treaty and the
league of nations, Secretary
Tumulty announced today.
Senator Lodge, chairman Of
the foreign relations commit
tee, was understood 10 be one
Of Is Republican senators with
whom the president desired
especially to confer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16

It was said that the invitations
would not be limited to members OF
the foreign relations committee.
The president was represented as
being anxious to talk TO all mem
bers of the senate, Republicans as
well as Democrats, and to answer
any questions they might desire TO
ask.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16

1 p. III, o p III. . d. III
yester. yester. today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
DRIVES AN|| STUFFED-UP COLDS
AND ]UCH5 IN " J|FFr --25s

and cough. stir u1 your Whoi" "E"'''',
in 9 viror,rs tirh, AGAINST disease and
tina, ,Jrnrry. headocSy. tired weary
feeling better than anything Won ever
took II, YOUR life tn. druggist Will give
vou back just douhl" what you PAID
for IN" tube without AFFIDAVIT or f'a-
tnrr. This "a NOUS guarantee OF ho"p'e
VIA; you paid il thu! ar" MOI the pest
medicine YOU ever took. created II son
sa:iur when nr$t announced hy mo
United S;prr 10. Since then These hlr-
tone tablets which they said were inc
tsst in tn" world haE" hccorn" "n''''
.,u,. lnu,ru DC, q large 25c tube OF
Rurtone tonight. All druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

stead of forinjFhrly as was ,hr u f,a1
custom Tn" program l"f inns ''h'f'
noon follows: ,.,
UoI, cali --.lur;ations from Joyr" klmcr
Man study .......M Mrs. {. g. lHh"hahah
love. k!.mrr Miss Mary Alexander
Eaffcc-vlsitc.
4, ,h. Arj.nI I'luh.un Thursday. Janu-
arv iTTh ".I! br hold Il kai""- EiSitc'
with u rriz" ruchrc and "!"0 ana do[ni-
un"s IS he attractlN" !"hturss' ~
ia.:irs VIII meet from until "ciocE
in tnr rft"rn"nn and supper VIII DC
served from until $ dri"ck.
Dancing will then BE- the pleasant pas
,lrr rt IN" evening and manE young
nrrc,lr Will attend. Tho commute" IN
,'ludrs;
Mechanics:
t.has Nnrtcman. Ed. kirSchncr.
oscar nnl,ler.nnn. Eobr. {. LinSley'
AIs"rl tiold"rman. rTInz > tiaurp'
V. j. kurn. L. Min I'iI.
Harry \. R"cka- .l"in =. MIL.
Surms; Roci:ahrund. John =. Mrdlck.
August Nrricn1an.
Misses:
Mary Schrcjn"r. EArhara Morn
In Florida.
Among ih,, Wheeling r"opl" VINO arr
u.',r,r;u.. IN Petersburg. tho sunshine
CIV" arr Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L..
K'Err who are stopping Al inc "esi
:G:fsi Inn. and Mcssrs: r. T. King ana
f.. Il. kiug. The tourist season mas JuH'
nu,.u,d there. but already there - FUrlc,
scented the largest number eve: .! WI
rirrlnIa. Many new amuscmentS ana
,,;ror;iuns ha.a hrrD provided. ana II Is
r-rha bio that more Wheeling people Will
, ,akr advantage nf an opportunity I" en-
iny Themselves in the southern CITY
.x.i,, - " 10 A.
! Tho nrnnrtrrnl Of Music Of me
>vnnan's club will havr their monthly
recital on Thursday afternoon ri the l.
VI - A. Miss Hazel Scamon - chalt
nan for IN" day and she VIII d" ASSIST
ed hv Mrs. J. ". bryan. The iroSran n,
as arranged promises muCh 'i'J"S ''1"'
md is aS follows:
Star SlanElrGi Banner.
............ Francis Scott Key
Ten Minute talk. ...'...'
Lieutenant James i. Hanlcy. Jf.
r.iano--Miliiary March tSchubart-Tau-
a;r Miss Edith Edmundson
Ecai,ns--Th" Firth Of The Opal :;:;;
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Music hy Guy n'Hardilnt
Mrs. Alma Wilson Shater
iaI our Cod Our Country and opr -,
'"' M Ws ~" ,,arn lii +. Dramdfass.
violin--.Su,nmrr Nigth....Hcnry Toihurs'
Miss Ruth Ungaro.
,..,i.,,-1p,r~ Ens,......M cFafycR
w. Howard Nesbiit
RAJ Tar Americans Cumn....Fag Foster
ny When You Conc Home.
W. II. Squire
Mrs. Edward Stlfcl.
C,strow... RuhcnStc:n
Frank J.. Harris.
-n,,.,--rhr Vow .(fTONtllOE
Mrs Il. j. Marshall
IIann:
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nr,1r, Tpn Will NE Wednesday.

Tn. Graf, bridge Tea which was Il"
have been held On Thursday afternoon al
The iIot"l Windsor. has been changed
Ia Wednesday,. January Ism. in We" o.
tho fact ;har tn" musical department ct
the Wornnu's club has its mr"tinE datc
for Thursday. Nnny w"ui'! lax" W A.
fond h,,,h md tins would hr impossible
if ihry were held Oh IN" same day.
The tea has been arranged win mu'n
careful Thought nS t" thc pl"aSur" 81
hose whr w,ll attend and hr!dG" WIN
n"rdlrwprk anl knitting VIII prrvc ~"
,r,af ,np,,lar diversions. Tho proceeds
viii h.. gwen "a IN" ohio Valley G"n"rni
hospital and VII j." worthy nnll*c-
mont is wr.l aS an unusual "!T fr"rt-
v,,irus m:,v u" made I" Yrs {. ~.
Nndrm ~ Miss Holly i'niierS"n ana thr
,.;,mr-li,irc !urlul"S.
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hide TALKS
VIZ KNOW NOT WHY.
By aUTE CAMERON.

hrn,:~ir - lInd 4; e." w. Wen
piur.i,.: to r.p"u.t;, cars.
=, e"I! ~. my VT" sid |.
.. f.l1 out. 7 know cot why,
i.rs:.d - II w:tn t"rrS-
&c" hard =. ha1pl'E married couple
|, IA. ia; .lal. r"ng"n;a' HS tHrr
;hry did .Sa1v" very violent guar
k."n an! t'l"r.
iiliuv,r1::"n. they rroa'inr"d on" or
,:s~-a%'> rcrns:or~ such as tt" on"
n" had .:"a" "fc /" t':s ,h"a'r"
and Il. ~ ::irr had gen" 10 her
;: ar2: s3"": ~ :t:~;rt.
It did "nti Huar->l 2h"'t ;hnt
nsr.i ~. - IN" r"':ng f"@I"
n,.... ,".:.t:' tn" nj" w1S h"iHS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
rn,y ouarelnd About a, III Digested
Dinner

. r,,ov: a.,r'h"r :rri' 1'Sh strung c"u-
49,, .,hr t..rr rnri; ','."~ mos dearly and
sometimes 81; '"rthly II, nf has-
,,,,,.- .rh.. runr pa S3.ali:rC Of shesc
sons :" ~ "ti"" all IL said: II
,,:,.,. ,,u,n 10 h"li":" tina; most OF our
,,....-~.ls arc jas PHYSICAL On or both
- -. ~, rv.- tirc'l and moi" hills BE-
....,,,. ,..,un:airS and :" E.: St@t"d and
,....., 4,.rrI - -:n7. Nd We th!ni We are
,,..,.-.!:n. ..rrr ar .r4s;i.-~ or fundn-
,,.,..i fr.,:"uc" N "nwrh'n.. "hen all
-, .;,.,. ". a-r "rir marching 'vcr an
,r,..-op"rly !!r"s;"d inner or few
,,....Its 81 ? ia; W., dln't gN'."
.Tnw Won rcaliz" I'm. Gon'; suppose
,,YYI quarrel any mol" T suggested,
Vie eav. ~" an slopu1t i"oH. Il didn't
r.,Irz.. =: al III" ti:n". did Id expect
:. hr elected SUCCESS 10 Solomon"
..I.,t.' hr ADDED s'rs"il,. I'll toll you
,,>,, H. wien ;hinRs-" getting too
t,,.l. | 90 off h. :ny'"ilnd TAX" long
v.,rk md b. IN" tim" got back. I've
b.-nn - got 4 Glimm of tn" right
;rrSrrctjvr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
Get Rid Of That
Persistent Cough

Stnn that weakening persistent cough
or cold. Threatening throat or lung At
Irrrinns. w:th l:ckmam'S Alternative. The
ionic and upbuild"r Of 20 years success
rul use SOC and 5l.J0 bottles from
druggists. or from
ErkMhN LABORATORY. Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

Til. Drama League hcpHrtT or tho
WumnnS club will n"rt This afternoon
at tn" Hotel Windsor. with Mrs. Walter
: Kelley aS chairman. Mrs. Kelley
VIII cIy.' 4 brief introductory talk "n
early French drama and Will read an
illustration "' ia" I-rnd. IN" play
"NnnSi"r nlt"liu' MI whu intend Ia
register for TIN wort; gre requested ~
lr pr"s"!.t this AFTERNOON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

Tho Kings Daughters "f The First
United Presbyterian church Will serve
cafeteria Luncheon Thursday. January
eth. from | until o'clock. Arrange
lncntS hay" boon made for large num-
Dor q: E.;"%iS ana u dainty m"nu has
been prepared Tines" ladies are noted
Cor ih"Ir d"!irl"u* '"nkinS and many
VIII NJ doubt y" in attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
Rehearsal for Chorus

hu rNtra rrh"arsal for h: chorus Gc
club has been called Coz Wednesday, at
the Y. ". g =. Icy Mr.. FlC-a Williams.
chorus director
II ii urgently requested that All mem
hers Of tho chorus. especially ths sec
cnd sopranos and altos. maze thr!r up
praranrn and attend the rehearsal as
requested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
a co,l Is Just Another Aof Fever.
ruver Means You Are gosted
70 GET RELH1 QUICK
TAKE 1uBro1rABLE1

cold and cough tolls Your syt-
..,, - cunE"S:s2. y cold another
nam. for EYER: Viii" MS con-
d:t,nn your p"rfs and vi system
InrI.:d:ng ,h-"a: and !nne'r wild"
open 20 disease. colds "nu:Ehs ar"
tnng.rou.. sop yours tom Go 10
~. druggists and 60, tar5c tube
- rur,nn. Tablets. TAX" pe~ctluna
and II they do no: clean "ltt cold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
-os- --cn.5-tcar Hours.

a. c.,.r,., :. was Sjn1%. h"; u vas IL
,,,,,;r;..n: 49, VII. \ matter @; prtnci-
.,i.. :; cu"S::..n ~ t'UtY. 81 serious that II
(, .,,.I Il rS.aHy-f"ur hour" that th"f
vii n.y-r -, haci; AL doubtless ar
,.-.,w a:.vtAiu& tlnu: Srch matters and |
w.. \ r."li"- I i"> 1la"' 'H"'a say
,r-nv rru"l ~ n@s :" Zach ";Arr A.
.-,,,c WHEN 'a"E tr'fI - woun" VIA
-. nd l...l;r N. ga" - lo"Gd i">st in
w.. ,.oriI. auG v"' r.-i;H.- can r"m"m-
,,,,. .,.,a. h.. ~ - pl" 1r 20 question OF
= 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
Mounr Study Club.

The Maun, de- thaniai Stud% club wi:
hold is first meeting Of IN" H''a*"n ~
tn, hnnrc Of Mrs &. q. buchanan ri hcr
nnn;, on Vermont street. ihis a!i"rn"uh'
Turing the remainder Of tn" gear lh'
MEETINGS viii be held each week. IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
nourbtors Of American Revolution.

Mrs. LINN l:T1Uti"1. stat" regent tor
:L,. t,,,-h'.r. :, : ~ NIn"riran lsrTolu-
lion. h:u ISSUED cali for rhc annual
ruu"rrt.uir =, b." h"l,i IA H.. Y. W. t. \.
auditorium "a January 10Th and ilst.
Mr. .IrhfI T. Garden. -" regent ~
tn. VIII ..''TE cnHr:"r. has asked MrH.
t:..,r... Thai.hrr 'irr-rs"% VIII" Is Tho
rr.~,l..,,i -%crr"rn' &c tn. National s"Hi-
';y 81 In" l'a"rht"r* II tn" American
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
About P'ople
Movements Of lndivIsIs to and
From the Ct

u.h.-i Il Flnhrrt% Cleveland.
C,.n : Visiting w;:h hlTnrhcr. Har'
ny. IN thus city.
lanes q. Aiken of island is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

The w"ak opens with v"r:' few bril-
Liant events in In" "''''Iai world, "'iii
"u"uEh i;""rS ClnrtinE round :" keep thr
enc, who ar. nuv in,Ia ah"ut their good
tim, IL happy rnti"lINtl"n and I" as
sur. ii,!l thai from all Indications. 'hrH
or" g"in:: Ia hay" a gay spring. MUM
hrr of rrcnE".n"nt~ ar" being announced
.!aIly. thur; prnr>i":rE som" pretty *prnf:
ard summon ".",id ms and this -
worry important ;inuruu""nn"n;. FOR after
al MARRIAGES and ENGAGEMENTS are IN"
rr'ri rT"niS n society.
In addition to this. Il" Woman'a club
as we'll as tho. either literary clubs III IN"
city. have begun anew and arc rushing
throUSh with tr"m"nlrnS program q:
good numbers. which wrr" neglected ~
IN" carly winter months ON account Of
hcalih c"n'!iiirnS. TMr Wcman's Motto:
corps. affiliated with tn" local Red
Cross. Keep on with ih"ir wonderful
work rf h"lnin:;. :hIs showing that IN"
snrirl heads har" 'urTrd ih"ir ingenuity
and art ~ serving into the whHl"shrn"
channels :" often n"rlrc'"d.
Dances h- all tn" popular clubs keep
their regular s"h"dulr and ar" planned
Tor trs tfnt reach far into the spring.
~ I'll Ih. biggest ard best ha"". per-
ha,. hrcn already held. still ther" ar"
splendid ',nns still I" CnrHr. among thrn
Tho I.iusIy Military hall and thu Crafts
!n"n Dance for January 20.
Theatre paS;i"s w!ih grill room lunch
cons arc also popular AMI number of
tho younger set n!ulc" III this form Of
social rairtY Frequently. Especially IL
this prevalent anIrnE thnS" who were
homo from school for Tho HOLIDAYS and
proved n happy diversion. as we'll as an
easily planned nn". after n program ~
rla brratc and iorG planned for dances.
Most If :h"m l,a"" returned I" school.
hnwrrcr and Il Ia lou ia their hnm'
friends: h carry on III" pleasant diver
sion.
Tho second week IT January nprn< not
with Z m"nntnnnuS repetition nf past
happenings. hit with fresh list ~ rtw-
ly-rianncd events that will rn:hTsr IN"
society folks At a1% rate" everyone
Will hH happy 10 kn"w thai so"i"t% has
awakened 10 n rcal'2aiinn :hat eh" j.
sill on earth and r"a''v for active scrv-
g." And tho" will enlist N her service.
that is clearly evident. FIR Sh" is wary
branch and has MANY volunteers.
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SPECIAL TO-DAY.
ALI hats trimmed and untrimlned re
duced to $500.
EHRHART MILLINERY co.
7l2-l3-l4 Scunulbach Bldg.
ja-13G
buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.
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(a) Triunphal March. E. r. KroeEcr
(b) March of the Slars. 49,. ......
Archie y. Munna
Mrs. ". Z. Woolcnweber.
(a) Knitting %. Anna Pricilla Risher
(b) Amaryllis. ...... Edmund PaGIoW
fc) Song Of Dcliverance.. Taylor-Pase
Accompanies.
"horus Dircctor. Mrs Flora Williams
Club Accompanst. Miss Nan SHitn
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Masonic Dance.
The following INVITATIONS have been

ISSUED:
An Informal Ir,n,"
a. ltS h"iu
t'r day evening". january -. 1879.
4, tn" Scottish Eit" ath'siral
under n" :lIsj'ic"H nj
III" Sruitiah IN" ';uHrd
IarhInan's. Orchestra
This d" IN" Ersi al - series Of IN
formal affairs ,.h,"h viii h." given hT
th.. cnnuiti"' dur!N% n" winter. AMI
invitations for tn" u"nr" may hn o.
tanned from ia" following: y. -.
Peak" v. l.. F"l"InE William II. ~.
,,,:t. Fred i, Fowl. 'i"urg" H. ThraIl
ana r.; f.. k"li'r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
I:altan Red Cross Dance.

The llnlian !sod Eross ORGANIZATION
VIII S,v" . specially arranged dane" ''n
january ISth nj tho ArI"n Hall They
HAY" ;,r"v"u = very raluahi" asset Il"
th" local E,d Cross and l. * hoped
tha: the affplr will b. we'll pa rHr '1"d.
Th"%" VIII" hnIr already bought tirlt";s
for the dane" which was to hAvr taken
place in nctuh"r. may us" th"lr tickets
for this on" Saturday night. The com
Irittrn lncltlIeS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
Craftsmen" Committee N4d-Winter
Nance

Tho "Craftsmcn" committee have an
nnunccd Thursday evening, January
30th as the date for their mid wintcr
dance TO be held 1T the Elks AudllorIuni'
insicad Of Friday evening, January 3lSt,
as previously announced. invitations
will soon be issued for the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
vi IESE

VI
Mnry I,DprcSic Rose J"ht!a
PRETORIA I"rnfti Flnrn Maltese
Rose Lnpr"~t" Th"r"SH l.uc:an
MrSda mrs:
Jennie CvruIiI Lillian Dorazzi0
Eos" Camhsia GnSpida TRIO
Rose III Frhprrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

s,.nl Of furtriEhrly as vas thr usuhI
custom. TN" program for this alter
noon follows ,..,
Roll cal --Ll!Iutations from Joy" inner
Nan Siudy sfrs. {. 6. buchanan
Iuvr.: k!,mrr.... Miss Mary -\irAahuet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
Carroll Club Dance.

The ladies Of, the Carroll Club Will
give a dance Wednesday. January Is. IN
the Carroll Club auditorium IT Is eS-
pcc,cd to he one of the biggest that VIII
be held during the year. The CLUB VIII
be beautifully decorated for the AFFAIR:
The hest orchestra that can DC mao
will be there. y dainty luncheon VIII
bc served Al 1890 o'clock. inc Dance
will be in charge Of Miss MeiGhcn ana
Miss kirkpatrick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

lily WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-04
TUNBRTDCE

r. j. Bugbee went last week to Ran.
dolph for treatment.
The town auditors began their annual
junket to-day.
Glenn Noyes is at Mary Hitchcock
hospital, Hanover, He underwent an OPP
Grafton upon his thraat the first Of last
week,
jerome Rogers has sold the farm which
he occupied the past two or three years
to parties from New York state.
DIR. W. G., Mitchell was getting in the
saddle quite after the old sort, chasing
down the 'hu" and the like, when, on
Thursday, he was compelled to become
patient, instead Of physician. His many
friends and patients exercise not only
patience, but anxiety and best wishes.