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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-19
FINANCE, OIL AND Gas

ing NO. 4 on the N. "A. Fahey farm.
The same conpany's test on the otho
Means farm Is due In the Big Intun
sand.
The Berkeley Oil Company has drill
ed its No. 3 on the John Mccoy farm,
located in Lincoln district, Tyler
county, through the Cow Run sand
and showing for q 20-barrel producer.
Tbs Is considerable larger than the
average for that locality.
On Slab Fork of Rush Creek,
Smithfield district. Roane county, the
Ohio Fuel Company has started a
test on tho ]. s. Meodaws farm, To-
Gated go feet Of the test on the Bays
heirs farm. In the same district the
Oil Purposes Incorporated far q ties.
on the Walter Bays farm.
In Sherman district, Calhoun
county. the Hope Natural Gas Com
pany Is drilling tests on the Isaac
Hurshman end e. B. Bennett farms.
The Same corpany's second test on
the g. ". Bennett farm is dry in all
sands. Development work in Jack.
son county has fallen off in the past
few months. During the latter part
of last and the first OF this year Cd.
orators were quite active in Jackson
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county. Al he present time there
are but two wells ,drfllins. the Car
ter Oh Company's second test on the
H. G. Casio farm and the Pure Gas
Companys test on the A v. Par
sons farm.
In McCleiinnd district, Doddridge
county the Manufacturers IAeht and
Heat Company Is down 1900 feet 1t
its test on the A. Law farm and fish
ing. In the same district the Pro.
ducers' Development Company Is fish
ing near the top of the sand at No.
2 on the Felix r. Coffman farm. No.
3. which was started later, has been
completed and good for eight barrels
a day. In Ten-mile district, Harri-
son county, the South Penn Oil Com
oary has rigs completed for No. 2
Charles Despard and No. s on the
NJ. NJ. Morris farm. In the same dis
tr:ct the Hope Natural Gas Com
pany is starting a test on the r. NJ.
Carter farm. In sardis district the
Carnegie Natural Gas Company IS
due in the sand at a test on the @.
c. Cunningham farm.
In Freeman's Creek district, Lewis
county. the Reserve Gas Company's
second test on the W. Armstrong
farm and q second test on the F. L.
Post farm r gassers. In the same
district the same company Is drilling
a test On the Mary E. Post farm. No.
4 or the ]. Freeman farm Is dry In
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
TWO CENTS A WORD AsAsWlT ORDER
FOR sALE

FOR sALE-7 room house with bath.
Practically new, guaranteed to
please. Must sell by August 1s.
Call at No. 422 Spring Street after
S p. N. Phone 1908.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, July 19.-Arkanss
Natural Gas common continued its UP
ward. movement on the Pittsburgh eX
change yesterday and established a
new high record Of 7615. which was the
third consecutive new high record TO:
the stock since Tuesday. The buying
commenced early in the session at
1915 and continued throughout the day
with a quick rise to the top figure be-
fore the first hour was ended. There
was a fairly good supply Of the stock
around rs and 1t dropped back a point
where it held till the close. Ameri-
can Window Glass Machine common,
which had a sensational move OF 81
points on Thursday, was again bid (up
yesterday from 100 at the opening to
100. 1t did not slump. however. as It
did the previous day. but closed at 1870
which represented a net gain of S14
a share yer the closing price OF
Thursday. There appeared to be little
OF the stock for sale and 1t made its
upward movement on jumps as high
as 5 points at a time. Riverside
Eastern Oil common was quite active
with no change in price and Ohio
Feel rSrpp.y and Oklahoma Gas
showed fractional declines at the
close. A few shares OF Independent
Brew:r. common sold at $S while
cuite. a little Pittsburgh Brewing com.
mo sold at So 10 Ga. closing at the
latter: There we're some sales OF Light
aud Heat at 81 and a few trades In
Westinghouse. Airbrake at ;22 and
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prt Jesse L. Gafynrd Is drilling :
second test on the John sicklesmith
farm: In the g~y.stcrta district the
Peoples Natural Gas Company Of
West Writ MIA Is drilling tests on the
o. Hewitt and N. P. Headley he.rss
farms.
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FOR SALE Eight room house and
lot; three vacant lots; lot with two
houses, n eleven, one five rooms;
also other properties. F. c. Sturu.
Warrington, ". Va. T.liStt6o57
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Marion COUNT, he South penn on
COMPANY IS starting Nos. is and II
on the u A. Blaclnsher karrn and the
location made for No. IS.
In Clay district, Monongalia coun.
|ty, the South Penn Oh Company Il
drilling its No. 80 on the Jarrett
Wildman farm from the Big Injun
70 the lower sands. In the same dis.
trict the same company is starting a
second test on The 2. A. Price farm.
No. I on this farm IS a producer in
the Bayard sand.
In Dunkard township, Greene coun-
y, Pa. tho Olive Oil and Gas Cons
1any has completed In the Dunkard
sand No. II on the ]. R. Sicklesrnith
farm. It is not good for more than
three barrels a day. In the same dis
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Oil and Gas.

Operators In the Weir sand extern
SION IN Big Sandy district, kanawha
county, w. Va, are using the high
explosive fluid literally on both old
and new wells. When drilled in the
wells have a high initial production,
but decline rapidly and are then CIV.
en- Q shot. Up to the present time
an wells shot have responded with
an increased production. The South
Penn Oil Company has Just given
It's No. 3 on the Nancy Green farm
. shot. increasing Its production from
200 to $50 barrels a day. No. 4 on
tho same farm is drilling.
In Cove district, Doddridge county
the South Penn OIL Company has
completed It's test on the j. A. Wan.
street hein' farm. It is good for 10
barrels q day IN the Gordon sand,
In Freeman's. Creek district. Lewis
countx.st Ae amt compau
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$4,000
Grain and Produce

CHICAGO. July 10. - Severe sc.
b-cts in the price of corn resulted
Yesterday from liquidation TO wh'cA
II fes5 were largely prompted b!
seal and labo-Nunrest. The mar
n iten rallied somewhat asd clogea
ts:aa. eS!c to 4isc net lower. with
sr.te; sl.e02l 9oi4 and DeceGa.
:, 6eM @1.60is. Oats finished
u toyl7sc down, and provisions Oh
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FOR sALE-5 passenger Ford in Al
condition. Limousine top. will sell
for cash or good security. $425 cash.
Call Phone 1276-R. 7.l7.3t-soso
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WANTED.
FARMS o SALE
40 ACRES Improvements, Ozark fruit

40 ACRES improvements, Ozark fruit,
poultry, hog. free grazing lands.
SIPS; 20 acres North Florida farm,
truck, melons, potatoes, pecans, poul-
try, hogs, lands $3.50. Abstract titles
Rare bargains. L. limerick, Jackson
vile, Illinois. 7-16-6t6069
FARM FOR SALE-2s acres, with
good fve-room house, hot and cold
water IN house; good concrete cellar
basement; all kinds of fruit trees,
strawberries, raspberries, gooseber-
ries, currants, grapes, apples, pears.
peaches, plums, ounces and cherries.
Good garden, with oats, corn, pota-
toes, etc. Stock tools and grain goes
with the farm If purchaser desires.
This is a very good farm, three miles
from Fairmont on the Monoagahela
river. Address Harry johnson, Hoult.
". Va. 7-16-4t-6072
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I IN ONE.

With the sora.Tons you can enjoy
the worlds best music because the
Sona.Tone is designed 70 play better
all records Of all makes. The adapta-
bility Of the Sona!Tone to all records
Is one OF its special teatures-ans
needle may be used. including the
Jewel point, sapphire ball-all without
extra cost.-van Writ & Bromley, Cor.
Washington and Jefferson sts.-Adv.
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AUTOS AND ACCESSORIES
F6R SALESS-passenger touring car.
Phone 1917. 7-l5-6t-6o63
FOR SALE-Three speed Indian No
torcycle with side car in good run
ming condition. Address Box S17. city.
7.15-5t.606i
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SOCIAL EVENTS
At THE WV. c. A.

The federation of clubs at tho Y. ".
=. A. ",I"hrated for the girls VIII" have
their birthdays in December this week
Is serving i",. cream and Cak" 1T their
regular club supper. Each girl whose
BIRTHDAY happens to fall in this month
had her plate marked by Il Christmas
card and 4 read candle. and each of the
girls told us where she had spent hcT
last anniversary Miss Henderson, or
tn" National Board of the Y. W. G. A,
and Miss Emma Hoops, Of the local as
SoC!atlUn, We're guests.
\ new club from The Warwick China
company elected their officers and Miss
Ethel Jackson was appointed leader 1T
the request uf thc girls
The dramatic class were begun last
night with Mrs. Mckee a. teacher. The
girls were very much "nthuS"d. They
expect 10 give their first play during
III" Christmas season.
At Q o'clock tho Blnuic club. with MISS
Jean Ward as advisor. gave very clever
little stunt in the form Of factory
meeting. Gertrude k"nclran WAS tho
principal performer. Mrs. Myrtle kner-
shcn WAS tn" pianist and Minnie kruck
was the special "nt"rtaim"r and Lillian
DcBold WAS the factory Inatrun ana
served the coffee and milk Tn" others
were factory girls and sang Justify.
Next Thursday Will b. III" great intia-
ton of the new clubs of which there are
three and although IL may not be So en-
joyablc for the new girls ii will he much
fun for those who have gone through Il
similar experience. An the girls Will
also bring their white gifts for the KIM.
Esta Schafrr Will receive these gifts.
The last Of IN" first series of cooking
classes was completed last evening at
the high school, Fourteen girls met l"
do justice I" tn" meal when consisted al
wafflrS and fried chicken. candi"d sweet
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HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
,A; ;1z AND The FLU
First Step in Treatment Is a Brisk
Purgative With Calotabs, the
Purified and Refined Calomel
Tablets that are NaSea-
less, Safe and Sure.

Doctors have found by experience
that no rrdlc.uc for colds and !ni.u-
cnza can be- depended upon for fuIl 'i-
fcc,ivcnosS until IN" liver is mad" thor
ourhIy active. That IS why the hrSt
stem in tn" treatment IL the new. nausea
loss calomcl tablet called Cnlotnhs. and
which are free from tho SickenlnG and
weakening effects Of the old style calo-
mel Doctors also point out the fact
that an active liver may 80 long way
towards preventing Influenza and IS one
of the most important factors IN en-
abling tho patient TO successfully with
stand an attack and ward of pncu-
monia-
one Calotah on the tongue at bed
time. with swallow OF Watcr-that'S
all. No salts. no nausea nor the slight
est interference with your eating. pleas
urc OF work. Next morning your cold
had vanished. your liver is active, your
system is purified. and you are feeling
Zinc. with Il hearty appetite for break
fast. Druggists soil CalotabS only in
original sealed packages, price thirty
five cents. Your money Will be cheer
fully refunded II YOU do not find them
ghtful.--thdv)
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no,a,ncs, rolls fruit ice and coffee. The
guests for the evening were Prof. and
Mrs. Johns. The girls extended their
thanks to Miss Martha Ross, who has
proved very capable teacher. Inc
girls all said that thcs sweet potato
gravy" was delicious. The following
girls compose the class: Lillian DeBold'
Anna kutchman, Olive Wigner. Lula
Grorpc Mccartney, Mae Porter. Mildred
Judy, Helen Seddall. Hilda Brochart, AL
tn Brochart. blanche AttinSer. Marie
Rndcwig. Naomi Wilkinson. Carolyn
Carnahan Tho new class viii begin on
January \. and the number permissible
have already signed for it. We are sure
that they will enjoy it as much as Inc
OF hers have done.
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SECRETARY RESIGNS
Head of wellsburT T. y. o. 4. fAfsf
Position az County Accountant

Prof. Virgil r. Mcknight. for the past
two years secretary Of the Young Mems
Christian association Of wellsburg. has
rendered his resignation to accept a pos
ition as accountant in the Brooke coun-
~ surveyors office. The board Of direc-
tors accepted the resignation on We'd
ncsday evening. At the same time John
Kelly was elected secretary pro tenn.
Mr.. Kelly was favored unanimously but
il is understood that a trained man Is
being sought for this position
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MISSIONARY HERE

i. s. Hecklernan OF New York. rep,
resenting the Methodist Episcopal board
Of foreign missions Is here. having
given a lecture at the Methodist church
at Moundsville last night on THE jap
ancse Menace" Mr.. -Heckleman mas
for many years and spent much OF last
year in Siberia He is we'll known here
having addressed the Methodist Mis-
sionary conference which was held last
fall at the Fourth Street Methodist
church, and is very able lecturer.
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Mothers, Attention

Alexandria. Va.
81 hare depc ndcd a
great deal on DR..
Picrcr's Favnrite
Prescription TO keep
me well during my
whole life. As a girl
] took il. and always
during motherhood |
have depended on /;
10 keep me strong
and healthy: ] sri-
fcrrd much less than
! otherwise would
hav" and my children
II ,
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CLUB NOTES

To Philanthropic Department OF the
Woman's Club. OF which Mrs. Dent
caviar is the president, will give. A
musical program at the Ohio Valley
b"syitaI on Sunday afternoon for the
benefit ur the inmates Of the lnStitu-
non. Miss Angela D"iGmcIli"r IS IN
charge al The program. and has rlanneo
:, mni.r Il rs interesting as possibie'
rios, who will tax" part in the pro-
.raiu are MISS Mary Il"aly. Miss Deig-
m"ili"r, William DeiCmeill"r. harrison
Stimsun. Of B"llaire and William Doyle'
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"a .r., Dancer & Eurscss store on Sat
r~,i:,l uI"~a:u.y. h"crmber IS. An as.
..,,in.... uC beautiful fancy work win
o. sold. - will Il VARIETY OF pics. cakes.
-. ..I.t ..tnGy Mrs. ". w. Irwin -
-. 90. -,t chairman and she viii be as
.-A..d ~. an efficient committee.
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ODD TalloWH Club.

The fourth OF Il series OF dances -
be given by the odd Fellows Club Wi!
be held this evening in the 4. .. L. W.
hall Music viii! b" furnished by Nc
KEGS augmented orchestra and an Cv"-
ming Of pleasure il promised all VINO
attend. Messrs- George Nightingale ana
Albert Auth form the committee IN
charge
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birthday Party.

Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Wurtzbacker on.
tertaincd most delightfully."- at th,ir
home in Glcnwood on Tuesday evening"
tho occasion celebrating the 10th ami
versary Of the birth OF their daughter.
Miss Lillian Wurtzhackcr. Music ana
dancing was enjoyed until 1870 u'ClorE
when dainty Refreshments were served.
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~ '"cAiA tAaaA
hackaches and ter
Ri lie pains. Would
have to ke-p'to my
bed Tor at least two
days. My trouble
was caused! by con-
gcs,ior. Ny noth-
er had taken DR..
Pierce. Fsvunte
Prescription as .
tonic and sh o
though: t might %
Of SOME bcneht to
me. and il surely
proved TO be. The
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current Events Department.

The Current Events Department OF
Tho \ a. /: ". hail. AZ thr"" O'clock.
Mrs George nrE"li viii address the
meeting on topics 81 current interest.
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ouecn Esther Circle.

Mss J..Ir.r Ell. entertained m"
,u.,nlrrs OF ih. UU""l Esther circle
yesterday afternoon at her home at s"a
Main street.
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Avoided Operation

Fredericksburg. Na.:-"Afler mother
hood went down in health until WAS An
invalid for over nine months. had infnm-
nation and liberation and cant begin 10
III how suffered. dortored bu' did not
got any relief The doctor said nothing hut
an operation would over help me-. hut
INSTEAD ! took DR.. Pierrc's Favor;e P7r-
srriptinn and my health was completely
restored and have been strong and hrn.rnv
ever since. MRS. {. l.. TAt.IEI,
p,ul,rord
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Sunday school room. presided over b,
their president. Mrs. Sue Caldwell
Boxes were packed for the Home OF tn,
Mount ut st. Andrews Mission II
CharleStown.
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Book Review Luncheon

Tho Book Review Luncheon Will be
h.ld today, under the leadership Of Mrs;
W.aIrrr ). Kelly. ut the Windsor Hotel
ar the usual hour.
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will be strictly Masonic, although sous
OF MasonS under - years. vii! Ia a1-
mitted- From until l o'clock dancing
will be enjoyed with an intcrm'asi"u az
II O'Clock. when u dc!cctabIr supper
win be served
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Masonic Dance Tonight.

i...... Ma~"ms Und their tricnds WIZ
..,ituy an ,m:"riunl dance to be given
49,. ..,"r;u- in the ball room OF the
.s..r..-t b. Cathedral under the aus
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NFST fails 10 cure Itching. blind.
WELDING or rrotruding Piles. Stops r.
rita,inn: Soothes and Heals. You can
get rcstful sleep after the first appllca-
lion Price GOO.
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Women " ii,l
8ackache and Pain

Snuuton. Va -"Nhfn ] was about
tveuty years Of age suffered great deal at
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About People
Movements OF Individuals to ano
From the S:ty.
At THE HOTELS.

McLure-J. j. N!"n M'ni' } W., -.
n M,n Hna@; F j., N Ny w. W.".as'ya
" ". Smrcr, "amr.r..... +. + Marsh
t,h,,ri' ,i"m. H. : Ir,j.. ra~""rshTrs,
". y. Brewster. ''-trl' ."n: ,'I'r ; i..r.
k,ns l'rher~hWr1 H. l.. Hny'TaI "a
t,,rr. " T.. NrSl.t;. S.>i"r~y.Il"; y. =.
t;.,i. rhLrl,St"n. \ :. A'!s'n' 'haT''A-
Wtndsor-l g. ra.Huh"r~, Tark"r:-
burr. NJ T.: Young. i'trk"rs"nrs' r.. L..
i<"..r. M.munElon, =. {. Hewitt 'nM'
sta,nm-I. :. uag"'r,y. Warrington:
y. i. rury.,'5. Wirrl"u.
Rogers \. tumAwhy, ta,T,noht
NJ. +, Wymcr. Junior; J. l. MeCle'I''h'
w. II. Shatsr is i'll at thc Ohio Valley
General h"sIital ., - .
Mrs. Nril quinn. who was taken 70 Il
returned to her home on [lftc'hth
slrr,l slightly improved.
Mrs f.. Il. Tapgrrt "i Santa Barbara
| cat. dtugh,r "t NJ. AMI Mrs i'hN
Sr:,.G,Du. VIII" visited h"r' for som" I'lli'
during rh.. SUNNI =. hH. ben serious!
ilI with dirhthrrip sir.' '''r - tNrh -
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Srrrh 81 N'"..''r.
, chino. tt. l,J"j".m:; "'"r iH' SRI ~ 81, 49,
a h,hy daughter VI" Na$ n"rm i'', ,,i IN
h,r Mrs Sir.lH 49, i"rim"r!E M!SS
,r,,:, !. Trllnrri ut lh,> ,l't.
! Nj, NirgIrla L." - iinni. dnuthl"r
# Mr. aud Mr.. ';r"l'r ''lIann 81
Spriusd:.l,. Is Sighi'N mll"N'H from
l, scr!uu~ Illness
Mrs. Lillian N""l' va" :, "'S
h..n "a. .r,.-r 81 l,r SISTER ~ N'Si
Liberty for 'h. lI 'N' ~ * 49,
left Tor lTl'~aUr2!.. " " 80 -". V ',''>',
\ short visit rr.' h','- ~. S,a,,.
her HON" lH a.. ", 49,. r,,m,,u,
Donald j. '"' 'l,,,..,,,,. N,rr,ua,d
in"\ B" H''.,''' ,.',.....,,, I;,:,lfy - rl:n
! N''-N %"
"UL."' Mr. I,,, tr.r~ and rhIl.
W. ,,'r lyL.r:ur have gru, -
Hr'"' -, Mn..r.. Inv va s,r.ud
! W !h,h,N,' l. NE''
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Kin1's Daughters.

The Kings Daughters Of st: Mat
Ih,w'S church met Yesterday III Inc
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relief was prompt but took three bottles
OF the Prescription and by that time my
health was better than it had ever heen-it
WAS absolutely perfect. tske pleasure IN
recommending il {" I'll girl. who suffer
periodically. M RS. &. u. REEVES,
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hav" and my cnihlr"
II

were al very bes''i!. | feel that ] have
trnn much lCreh'"d o" It's n.e. -ME>'.
EANNIF StDDAh III. l95l DuAc ~.
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OF Interest.
Mackey-Hodge.

sTh" futi"N:u& .u''r' tnS h'' 80 h'W~
is,clipp.d fr"r, ~ Martins Ferry '.H''H
n December -.
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Informal Party.

Miss EVA ';ruhl-r 49, hostess :"
number OF fri",lds "Wednesday Hv""'"E.
at her HON, "U S"";u Jacob Str -.
Music ami gau-S w.. tn. di""rS!'fH- 80
the evening. and a. - lat i..''ir 4 d.
Clous luncheon wa> served Th"sc prs
.Iht MerC.
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Visitors Gone Home.

Mr. and Mrs. Jules '"hl"ntz. "f san
Francisco. CalIf.. who haN" been TIE
guests ~ MIR. and Mrs. charles J..
SornnbOrn, Of l.cnuN. for thu past NV"
weeks LETT yesterday for their home"
While in tn city their stay was mad
very pleasant by their many friends by
whom they wrr, f'trd daily. The CON
Guiding event given ia their honor was
.. farewell dinner party given 10y Mr.. :tud
Mrs. sam Good GA rHcsday evening at
their home III WUodlawn
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MOONLIGHT Dance.

,rhe popular Co:iIl,on club viii, enter
,Ijn with another Of their special dances
tSis ,eeyninr in tho Carroll club. rms
win be in I'll" notur" Of a moonlight
dance and elaborate decorations Will car
~ out the idea. Eachran's orches'rH
will render n musical program OF cNstP-
ttanal interest and altogether the attaII
viii he most .njryable. The special
Jsncea given by Prof. Becker are prov
ing quite popular with the younger set
mi a numb. r &c Them will be given
throughout tn" winter.
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.W:in attractive appointments apparent.
NJ - WurtZhacirr received many beau
rItul presents aud also tn" best wishes
- III" following friends VIII" enjoyed
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SOCIAL EVENTS
!; Of WEEKEND
xacApEMY cIEB cEL EnEATED
MGoTqq OF THErH "NSTEEL
T YANoUET AND SMOKER
Lors.sxusn" Pre-hondAy Dance was an
I1to1aSl. and successful AFFAIR OF
LaGt Evening.

Gerald Cofyey, manager OF the Ma.* 80
.rny Club arranged very dei. S .tl, ~
AFFAIR for last evening" IN S,; Iom
sbow Which was held at IN" Court
evening. a oanque. va 1he T f,Ia fen IN
trre Of the affair. whivh w wa n ,iSt ,rrads
S1siIS Siuo DECORATIONS Of old gold and
Blue interminglcd with ;ht' MacadS en-
coiors. maroon and gray Ea,' E'r ~. looms
lively arranged Throughout I III ~,
rrhsrs Tho bovs made merry until lno
Nee 'sma hours. The honor guests
~ ~ee Mike" F'raakc and Hupp Otto. VINO
although not members OF me popu ths
club, contributed great ue1' "
success Of the minstrel.
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Oatman's Saturday evening "S>hc
Market Auditorium. Wheeling.
Chairman Pre-holiday Dance.

-. o,.oninS, in the Elks club was &c.
t cidedIy one 81 IN" gayest functions OF
the Early holiday season. t.lap %';is
dscosations in keepins, with the me n 1%s
SS.e Sca,nros Cav Christmas bells
,gtre suspended from each light along
W. vaiis and the stage presented a
scene see Of beauty with, gay dscnra'i 10 rcd cd
- Srsan Jacobs Novelty orchestra
a saeh member attired in a jaun;y COS :,
lime Of orange and black. furnrShI>, an AZ
exceptionally good mus,ca, , pros sIs NJ
shS wore their pretti"St trocSS:
altogether making tho affair on" o..
Sreat pleasure Each member or tn'
Committee in charge is :" b" cnnErnSiS ct
80 ans 10 their untiring efforts.
The following composed the co'''-