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Evening journal., 1919-10-27

colin NJ Erisman and wife. land and
building at Oak Grove. $500
John VI. Martin and wife TO GLADYS AZ
Walsh, land and buildings at Oak Grove,
$500.
Joseph \. Grandhomme and wife TO
rilghman Johnston and Walter Black
stone, trustees Of William Il. Ramsey
.OS3 acre Of land adjoining The Ramsay
estate. Christiana hundred. siO
Lammot dupont 10 the Wilmington
and kenneit Turnpike Co.. land adioin-
ing The Konnoit pike, 81.
Elisha Still 10 Geneva Potts, land and
buildings on John street, Newport,
Annie A Adams and husband 10 Jacob
". Gilkey and wife, land at Rosclle,
$1,000.
Mary Walter Cooper TO Eugene +. du-
poni, one-half acre Of land in Chrisliana
hundred. adjoining The Kcnnett pike,
Sii.032
David r. Lyman 10 Bertha A. Moilhes.
land at Belemoor. $50
David r. Lyman TO Martha r. Maithes.
land at BellemoOr. S200.
Elmhurst Realty Go. 10 Ralph w
Pierce. land al Elmhurst. $3.50.
Elmhurst Realty Co. 20 Alfred J. llur-
lock. land at Elmhurst. $50.
Elmhurst Realty Co. 10 August Fricbcl,
land at Elmhurst. si.iOO
Elmhmrst Realty Go. 10 Waclaw
Aladei and wife, land at Elmhurst 5000.
George g. Stewart and wife TO Sarah
A. Miller. land at Ashley, $1,000
Ashley Syndicate 90 J. Edwin Webb
and wife, land at Ashley. 5000
Henry C. Conrad 10 John Enid John
son. land at Glynrich. $500
Anna llorncr and husband 10 Fred p.
Cushman, land at Richardson Park.
$500.
Lizzie Woodward. et al 10 William
ID Gray and wife. land at Woodward
addition 10 Roselle, Si0O.
Lizzie Woodward. et. al. 10 Blanche
Hawke, land at the Woodward Addition,
$500.
Waller Lee and wife 10 Frederick H.
Sieinle, % acres Of land In Appoquini-
mink hundred, on the road from Com
mercial corner 10 Smygna $500.
Joseph Chester Gibson and wife to
Levi l.. Maloney 20 acres of land In
Appoqunimink hundred, 5000
The j. W. Holloway Co. 10 Julia r. I
Kyle. land at Minquadale. $40
Same to Harriet G.. Taylor. land nj
so.
Arthur Steele and wife 10 Annie NJ 1
Russell. land at Eden Park Gardens. SO 4
John l.. Kirk and wifo 10 Robert 2. (
land on The road from New 1
.asllc io Red Lion. 5000.
Eden Park Realty Co. 10 William 4 /
land at Hamilton Park.
Evening Journal Publishing Co. TOT
Thomas n. Robinson. land at Holloway
Terrace. So
Same 10 Joseph Mezzatesta, land at
holloway Terrace. s..
Michele AmorosO and wife 90 Beni-
'minO L'Afrangesca, land at Holloway
Terrace, 5000
Giuseppe Amoroso and wife 70 Gla-
ONO Amoroso, land at Holloway Ter
ace. s..
Thomas ]. Lewis and wife TO Clarence
4. Conley and wife, land at Hamilton
lark. $500
Eden Park Realty Co. TO George p.
iibiSOn. land at Hamilton Park. $1,000
David +. King and wife 10 Matthew A. A
forward and wife, dwelling at Hamilton
lark, $500
Evening journal., 1919-10-27
Piles
Can't BE Cured from the Outside.

Can't BE Cured from the Outside.
External treatments seldom cure Piles.
Nor do surgical operations.
The cause is inside-bad circulation.
The blood Is stagnant. the veins fabby.
The howell walls are weak, the parts al
most dead.
To quickly and safely rid yourself OF
piles you must free the circulntion-send a
fresh current through the c.agnant pools.
Internal treatment Is the one safe method.
ointments and cutting won't do it.
J. S. Leonhardt, VI. D.. a specialist, set AZ
work some years ago to find n real Internal
,emedv for piles He succeeded. He named
his prescription HEM ROID. and tried Il
m 900 cases before he was satisfied. Now
HEM ROID is sold by druggists every
where under 1nrantee. II Is a harmless
tablet. easy 70 take. and can always be
found at n. y. Danforth's and druggists
Everywhere. who will gladly refund the
purchase price 10 any dissatisfied customer.
Evening journal., 1919-10-27

number of other suites wide prices
should this stock before buying suite
Evening journal., 1919-10-27
Some New Dining-room Suites

During the past week a number of new dining
room suites have been sampled. Most Of these
suites were bought long ago, but space would
not permit us showing them. They are unpacked
now, however and carry price tags that are from
$4,000 TO $4,000 below today's real value. These
suites are matched, ten pieces TO the suite, and
while some are complete others are open stock
and the pieces may be bought separately.
Evening journal., 1919-10-27
The MMSBar7 9 Son Co.
For You Who Love Pretty Windows

Here the and materials
and nets and one that will add much to the beauty the homek
atmosphere of bedroom dnngoom living The
windows the of The
drapere the your furnishings public
by therefore should reflect
Here dozens Of patterns of different perefct
and adapted FOR just the want them for.
They They
just arrived they marked former prices considerably
today
Now after houcanng why not give the finishing touch
home with of these hangings7
Quaker Net comes white cream and ivory Ss inches wide
and attractive floral and conventional designs This
rial popular deeedy for window and
panels. Priced 4O SOC, 75c S1O0 up o S225 yard
Quaker Net ready made white and
2a yards long ready to hang floral bird conventional patterns
They priced, per pair S375, S425 S525 mp S575
Quaker Panel Lace exclusive Quaker product especially adapt
ed for the unusual hado window I'm only S275 S325 $500
and $500 the yard Ask this usefulness
Lace curans-Irh Point Tanbour Brussels scroll and
flower designs priced from $500 o $500 pair.
plain curtain with Cuny edge white from
$500 TO $1,000 the pair
Tapestry poeres all coos and vedure designs priced from
$500 TO $3.50 the pair
Wood silk porere brown and mulberry $4,000 the
These with their beautiful M
mgroom hangings
Evening journal., 1919-10-27

October Is a splendid time 10 make
home changes through taking advan-
iage Of the Wants in renting rooms or
homes or buying or selling realty
Evening journal., 1919-10-27

Cretonnes range in price from 45c to S1.5O,
We arc prepared to make in our own shop and
without delay, window shades in hand painted
Opaque in cambric, or in Holland mounted on
Evening journal., 1919-10-27

tho best rollers and ct and hung by experts We
will be glad TO estimate ON your shade require
ments
We have complete line Of curtain and door
rods, sockets and necessary drapery fixtures.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-25
For Rent-Housekeeping
Rooms

THREE furnished housekeeping
rooms, private bath. Today; to healthy
adults only. 1901 n. Second st. DIN
UNFINISHED housekeeping room
for healthy gentlemen; garage. 524 w.
Portland. DIN
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-25
Business Chances

wANTED-Two experienced cotton
growers with some money and equip
mont, want third party to advance
$4,000 to $4,000 to tie up land for
cotton proposition and take one third
of net profit. Have land in view and
can get further financing or would con-
slider two to three hundred acres on
shares. Best of local references. Box
43G, Republican. dl
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-25
MONEY TO LOAN

WE HAVE FUNDS TO LOAN IN
SUMS OF $1,000 TO $4,000. NO DE-
LAY. DAVE REALTY CO., 126 n.
CENTRAL. PHONE 1899. If
$500 FOR three or five years at ,
per cent wanted. Will build $500 to
$4,000 home on $1,000 lot. Other i'm
provements to follow. Box 41G, Re
publican. dl
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-25
Wanted-Help, Male and
Female

WANTED-1000 men and women af-
fected with indigestion, dyspepsia, sour
stomach or constipation to call at the
grocery stores of Phoenix and vicinity
and purchase both Grants Hygienic
Crackers and Breakfast food the Won
derful natural flesh producers and
body builders; absolutely free from all
drugs, pleasant to taste. extremely nu
tritious and guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction to all those who desire
their system kept in order Try them.
15c and Csc per package. Trial pack
ages mailed free upon request. Hy-
gienic Health Food Co., 319 Syndicate
Block Oakland Cal 1t
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-25
Wanted, Young Lady

For inside work, travelling, good sal
airy and all expenses; no canvassing.
Call, Miss Shipley at Adams Hotel. dff
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-25
Money to Loan

CHATTEL LOANS EASY TO GET
in sums up to 5000 at lawful rates on
your furniture, piano, automobile. live
stock, implements. etc. Repay in small
monthly installments, if desired; am
pie funds: just and courteous treat
ment; strictly confidential. Peoples
Loan and Invest. Co.. % E Washing
ton st. Phone 1896. II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-25
Observation-Disclosures

IF you want to sell anything, Phone
4470. Highest prices paid. Neal &
Ashley. sos S. Third Ave. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-25
For Sale or Exchange

BUSINESS lot in San Diego and
cash for ranch. Phone 1902. tt
1t makes no difference what your
wants may be you can have them sup
piled by using and reading The Repub-
Iican Classified Pages Arizcna's lead
ing advertising medium.
FOR SALE or trade, well bred
Jersey heifers and good Jersey cows
Trade for work stock or what have
you? Maryland Ave, Z mile east
Desert curve or phone 12R2. Or
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-25

WANTED-A successful car and
truck salesman to sell we'll known We
hicles of highest grade. Splendid OPP
portunity for right nan. References
required. Address Box $50, Repub-
hcan dl
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-25
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

HENS WANTED-Wfi pay 29c per
pound. Tribolet Market. Is c. Wash
ington. II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

rs the Buds" This affair Will o.. heia
in In, cid Strnc House at RnneE,% Point
and will he in thu nature Of oaEaaL'
br,dg" Ira am! dinner dnnrh Win
such = variety nf attractions. there HlnS'
nc,.e.nrily b" a lrrcr crowd enjoy thls'
The FIRST affair Of This r'7rA'tiTn resort
undrr IL, Infringement Of Mr.. George
T.arhpri WHO has h-rcn in charge OF
yimilar place At C:adiz. 0hi".
Tho afternoon session If Tins affair
will h" Devoted In playing bridge ana
reservations may b. mad" now by call
ine Mrs. Carl Q. Schmidt. Elm trrof"'
ln6-.T. The afternoon guests may also
take advantaCr nf tho haZaar. and many
beautiful and dainty articles may De
found lhrrc. For the evening th"r" Will
be the dinner and dance. Mr.. Earhart Il
already we'll known ror his delicious
dinners and with IN evening OF dancing
tn follow. thor" * no doubt but tha'
there viii b. 4 large attendance sFeFH
hour of tho entire afternoon and "Fch-
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
EARL W, 0CLEbAY
NAMED ON STATE
EDUCATION BOARD

CHARLESTON, ". Va. April ci.-
Governor Cornwell this morning an
nouaced the appointment Of tho six
members Of the state board of education
created under the now school code and
two Of the three members Of the state
aAvisory council which will have charge
~ the colored schools or West Virginia
rho state board will consist Of seven
members. including state Superintendent
n. p. Shavkey. who will ne chairman.
and the following six members. named
BY the governor today.
Noah c. Keim. Of Elkins. appointed for
one year; r. E. Sycafocse. Of Webster
Springs. two years: George 8. I.aidleS:
Of Charleston. three yesrs: Earl W.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

0Clctsay, Of Wheeling. four years: W. -
Cook. OF Wclch. five years: l. W. hurnS'
Of Grafton. for six years
Tn. advisory ccu,rtI will b. composed
Of thre. members including the state su-
pervisnr Of rnlGred schools. who viii be
named later by Mr.. Shawkcy, and mo
Following two members appointed by thH
governor today: J. W. Robinson OF
North Fork. Mcdowell county. ana
Flank Jackson. Of F;rrmont Marion
county.
-Four Of tn" members Of the new state
beard ar, continued from the state bohrri
Of regents. there being but two new
members Ono OF these is W. c. Cook.
the. county superintendent. OF Mcdowell
county. Il Republican. the other L. w.
Burns. n Grafton business man. demo-
crlt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

board Of education Of Ellsworth lis
trict Of Tyler county. or show rc"@"ns
al a hearing hero on ArriI - why Il
should not be done. 'rrC complaint "t
the board of education has been that
tho traction company di2'rinIurtcG by
placing carloads for another resident of
Middlcbourne upon rh< track. hIt re-
fused TO do so for n" beard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
MUST SHOW CAUSE.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April 24.--An
order was issued by the public service
yesterday directing the ~
Ter Traction company to place CARLOADS
of material for unloading on IFS Fene-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
Dance at windsor.

An enjoyable dance was held at inc
Windsor hotel last night by 4 group Oh
young pcnnlH IN this vicinity. An al
tractiv., l\,::ram nf the latest dance
music was. furnished by Gump's saNa-
nhonr orchestra. and during the evening
a buffet luncheon was served. MISS
Madnlyn Elstrom and Mr.. Walter hann
wcrr in charge of this delightful affair
The following wcro present:
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s,ncinl Tnnirht

rhcrc wiIl =" : il" c9E| AND 10 oT'a7I
.,,riai hc!I ~ the T'atton kun '"frn!
;;,:,rr.,irS program will follow 'h> 500
III and c.rryou" is inTiI"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

AIn,r,ru r..inI. !. = u -AIc. drllShtfnI
toilet nrrn,r,,,or Sh.cI: uniformly re-
stor,s gray. $lrra'.-4 with gray. or
faded hair I" it's youthful! hcnuty and
lIsir".
sioin INC scalp, wash nr rub on or leave
m, hair with that greasy or dyed ap-
rrarnnrn. You apply il yourself by
simply combinG or brushing il through
the hnir before retiring. and the re-
suits will delight you surprisingly.
u Creole Is sold by Griest Drug Co.
and all good drug stores and toilet
counters everywhere. Price 5loo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
Rnkn Sale TOMORROW

An automobile WIS bumped by a
street car al Twcnty~nthth and Wood
streets. last night. Slight damage was
done and no ono WAS hurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

"cref,.nnr" Easter Dance

'r'rafi=:""n''
Smr:n: Hop.
Tuesday evening .iirii y. 1912.
;::i;;s cub. N'h""linG.
&:%n t.. l2:n@ O'Clock.
rium?'s Orchestra. Intoinlui.
..rni.': ~ III" foregoing invitation
hav" ha"n rHcr.rrd by large nui1ln"r ~
Inc ..,cal set :! tE': r:cinltE; ana inc
oFf.i- rs hr:ny anticipated with great
,i..i ot nlrasurc. I'll" beautiful ElEs
60, wiz ,,, Il" brrlt"ly decorated ny
T:n~ist 1anehans. The color scheme OF
pu:nlr a9d wiz" hoing carried ont WIN
hcariiful *'r"n"lcrs md Spr'nE otcs.
=nms. tho p7r!nrs will also DC open ipi
:,.,,.c WIZ, wish tn rel during nc inter-
~ ,.:ri,ns. s-d Refreshments w'lf y" snrf-
IA r.. Nam4g.r Garden. ~ The clup
I'm. following ncnlh>-a and commit.
,.,.s A., rr,:nrv.,rinE - E;ak" ;h!. one az
III" iansr .rI:""S*ful Affairs gwen ~
ihi.. ,,n,:!n- ..iUh:
TX: + t:rav ford. John q. Scncncrlcin.
I-Iarcnrc ". Holland. Victor il. GHhhart.
EussrIl l.. ilc:si.,ir. Wn. L. DHrnrnhnrG.
Earl y. M"rsh"ad. Ronald A.. Trpp,
Invitation t'nmniit"i o. .h"!$rS: t"aS-
i,;i ilann-nh IE ard t.bh"r'
ITa.,cr n"cnrati"nG ana MUSIC
Nc..r!: G'r: Word and Tnrp.
f;ur,p'. ,.rri:":IrA will render IN" fol-
inwiuc in,cr""ting program Of latest
,lnnc" numu"r-: ,,...
.Irm.S,nn harrison Fi@h'r
r-clr:. ...."I'r"r Li,'lH Boy Of Mine"
,Inr-StrtI ...'ru'. Dui. Marie"
W.,;r= .............'E ariilul ono
-ru.Srnn "iT.nc.ustan"
! Wal'% ....''''..'.' :.c,,,,,, 80, p,n."
Cin"-S'"n. ....'......'.. '-'''i'' -" "'
! "Thai r":ahl. pown Shack in Ath'"n"
|
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
After
.-..
=.
'Housec|eaning
When Everything is
=. Spic and Span
The Old Piano Will
Need Renovating

Or better yet, trade it in
to us. for a new Emerson or
Lindeman Player-Piano.
Possibly you have conad- !;
cred a small Grand piano and
have been putting the pur- !
chase off from year to year. !,
No matter what your de-
.mamnds abe we can meet
them much more economic :;
ally than any other music
house in the city. Our sell :
ing expense is very small. :;
We. have no agents or sales :.
men to pay. When you buy
:: your instrument here you :
pay only for the instrument. i
=.
Our terms of payment are
the lowest in the city and we
do not charge interest. A;
visit to our store or an inves-
tigation of our prices and:
method Of selling will: con-
vince anyone Of the advisa-!
bility of purchasing here. 81:
=, u
r. Z! e: : !
n lA2o. !
{.
- 2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

~, rursdov. krril -. al o'clock. "a
IN. homo If rhc brides si"i"r. Mrs, Leg
ter Cooper. occurred nc mnrr,"C C.-,, ~
1IiYa Nyrti" PoEu". If n"ar valley LEnEr
md Mr. jester Williamson. ".'n "f MI
and Mir: .l5m"s Williamson. ais" If
t'aIiry ,;r''y". The ''"r"lnnr! "HS 'r-
i."nr,:. Irin, T.. l.. church il rh,' prog.
,.,,,,, If a few friends and relatives of
III" principals.
,:",yn If blu" silk and "arrl'd S"rrih'hif
rc;.r:. I.,:,,. .!iatri! frll""in;: 'h' corr
emmy :, rnIIr ours" dinner TIS Srr'"tt.
Nj md Mrs. Williamson vi r'';in,
IN III" Williamson farm. .Tt"E r"c",>'r
mrn: h"autifrl presents tr"m :: h,,*t ~
rri,S.;.. VIM wish ih'r: mach h"PniiI"*%
ia fhcI" row lrC".
Victory Dance
Elm Grove. :irr making riahurat" rrrrAr-
rtiorS for n select dance which VIII no
.,,,.n in 'hr -. Ninr"ntS %ch""t Ehli.
..Irt Grove. on Thursday evening. Nay l.
Nii.=ir viii h" FURNISHED by 4 local or,
"h"stra and r"fr"Shn"ni& VIII hH N"rf"u
ihrrr-s hurIt III" ""cn'nE.
IN. rnnrjIIcr in charge Of tho affair
- crrnrnsnd az the following:
rauI Ennurnl,rrf;nr Edward Srhr"inrr
.lmsrrh W'"i$sirch- Eaymcnd Baker
nor .tna"ph Wagner
| Military Ball
All Sir kniChlS and their Ladies'
arc invited TO Hil"nd the
Military Fall
Of
| Wheeling romn1andry No. l
| knights T"mplar
Mt
| J. W. Morris
| Scottish Rit" Cathedral
| Friday evening. May second
| nineteen hundred and nineteen
| at eight o'clock
All Sir Knights will appear tn full
! Templar Uniform.
Comics of the foregoing invitation
have been received by Master hasons In
the city and vicinity. and the event is
being eagerly anticipated as me OF the
most enjoyable affairs of tho seaSon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

Thursday. May ;th hae h""n ann":n"-
cd as tho dat, for I'll" ,,a2anr %"'''h viii
he held by that energetic fWi% Hn"Wn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

Tho members and friends "f She sion"
and THOMAS Beneficial a&SHcihi!rn VIII
be- cntrrI aimed with = m":, attract ~"
dance on "Wednesday evening. NrTIl ~
4! :ho F.lkS rluh 1Idii"r'iin. l'hrhinnaS
orchestra will provide tho rnr:Sl" for mus
affair and refreshments Will he S"rv"d.
Invitations may hr secured from clerks
n the store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
Soldier Eonored.

Miss Jennie Prayer entertained
group Of her friends last evening ut her
home on Twelfth street n an informal
affair which vas given i'll honor OF
Arthur Dunn Of Bcllr1rr. who has TO-
Gently returned from France. The
happy young folk spent tho hours N
dancing, and at n latc hour dainty TO
fresh!rfuts were served.
Tho following were III ATTENDANCE" /:
Misses
Ursula t,numhan Dorothy St"nccr
Virginia Crawlcy Blanch" FHNtSchlTT
M2r-arct R"ut srhlnrIcnnIc rraC"r
McSsrs-
Abort BoUen Eugene Walters
Rryn H"ndrickson Arthur ln;nn
George Whitney Harry LaI;nche
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
Recital Yesterday

One of the most interesting rscI..s
of the entire season of the music ICptI.
MONT Of tho Wonau'S club weS helh yes
tnrday afternoon in tho AUDITORIUM on
tho y, w. g 4 Beside some Of INC pcs
local talent. the program was tratMGuGu
hy several delightful selections ny Mnt
oinc Znnnh Huntington. at F1ltSpuiSr'
This is ihr second time Nine iiunilng-
ION has appeared here and each t.me
shc has been received with great enthu-
siasna by music lovers rs, n Fo, Inc guy
|. Piano--ScconG Sherto Opium It, L.:
Miss Evelyn Boohcr
=. Voic.--t'na Tnco POGO En- Barnct
OF S STHIl'G zamah HnntfnEton
;. Duo--Itnlian Love story;
Mrs +. W. Stifci and Mrs. W. f.
Wrolrnwcher
iai TIL" Unforeseen. .f,ETll . S"nk.r
lhl TIL" 0dalisquc: j. y. carpenter
Ccj To Young Gen1lemnn: : ;,;
Nine zarnah Huntington
j. '''''' Miss Rhcn Lciner Will
6. Ororo--Ii Trnyatcrc ........' Fcroi
"a, Story Of 0n"rac ;;::.::' Wo;n;an
'h> ov"r''ir" .. "'Ne. Mildred DosEcss
,ci Aria. Mrs. NINA Hilton Otto
~ Nobody Knows De TTo R,L;oirn
~ 3 Sxinr Lew sweet Chariot;
Mrs. +. ". Siifrl Mrs. Fr%d Faris
Mrs J. l.. T. Connolly
a. ?nn,' TEXTS 1n'" These Ycli!~ sands
:, ;,,: ,i.,,.; Ia F'rS"
1JnIii1rtnn Nnninan
Nine zamah Huntington
"a TIL" Gateway "f 1spah,an: -. ,,o,..
ID, Br.<i ra,r ri SIRENS, .....,,..,
Following: III" program shcr, h,r'i-
ness session vas u"ld \, wh'"h t'nlr
! election "f officers was h"lh: hnH ~
I Enyrs is Chairman. Mrs. Marshall TI"",
! rhIjrn,an. Mr. Ton Morris s""r"tar: and
! Mrs. Flor Williams director.
Card Parties
| This afi"-rncr IhN much anti"inatHd
| carl rlrtic.;. 10 H. 81. cn b! tn" m'rrh"rT
| o.; ~. -. .Tos"rhE .llurrna" ass"rlntinn.
| will II. held in ,hr hHadqrarfcrS ~ NJ
81 rcc,. F,urhr". IL" hundred md other
! ard games will i" ~" MIN diversions
If .ih, ;f''~n"nU md th'r" viii n"
u>ctiicw'nrk FER ihn@r Who dn not care |"
! play ''ITtS
, Th" rcnr.s vii " at'ra"'iv"lr doc
| n;.1icI Cor :ho ".'c"':,rn n''h dun'"!"S$ ~"
! ,ff4i: will h, vc;;' Srr''"$:tui. S""iHll''
! ~: we'll rs hnar"iallr. H"tr"ShlnHn;' :
. will 10 scrv>,l ~ t!''. ''1rrlrsi0n '>t III"
/ rwu .:..:sirn% wh'"sl viii " rom 81
! : in iha "fi"rHo"u md fret! !" i Ill
| tho evening.
Mrs. S,arl"y Floyd and Miss Anne
| Doichcvts. ."rr tl,r "hairn'"n IN rlr-Tr
! md The, vi! - assisted - n" '"li"w'
| INK committee:
NrsdHm"s--
! I. i. Carrrll :";li" il'ih''
! frank hlim"y"r N'Nr"n' ovens
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! ;r:Idrrd Coery Nh Arran
! khth"rin" .llr!an :i"rI' '.;nr
Liberty Club Frtcr%ai1cd.
, Mrs grover Paved! va: 'N'' ira rT;iHS
! hn::..S4 ,u "a" rn";Hh"rs 81 ih' l'ih""'E
! I'lrI Yesterday ~, nrnrnn. nj her h7i1" ~
s:r~;nc1ale. Thn aCl"rn"'A hh;lr' "'r'
devoted! t. various forms AZ nt"di"w"TN'
md \, : o'clock rlaniv 'UnrArrt1,. WIN
appointments If pink. AMI Whit. "a
."rvrd.
Tho following ar" -" r'"nnt'HT:.:
Mn.,io:lrS:
t,rod N"rnirE0r. LAY 'lrE
slammed LAIN. Frank TtidC"war.
-rErrras n'RT;"n ". noul".
I.I,nn ,'.auGr +. Garrison
. t.,rI r., Vim. S.a~'nn.
! Al Lewis. r;'hN ',:''l
.1"hn W'l:h 'J'AH : hicS''r
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

BUY VICTORY LIBERTY ,4oAns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

Barhmans orchestra will furnish IN
nr,sI. and rrfrcShE;Cnts VIII DC SGT Eu'
rh. committee in charge nf arrange
n,rnts for thfs affair is WORKING 10 lnahr
INK ,l,nrc rs successful If not more So
than previous uncs"
Farewell Party
Nrs =. G. BurSc will pc hostess 70
,,rcYr of friends this afternoon al heI
homo IN T.'iEwn"d. :nH'pilm"nIarf ~
Mr.: charles +. Rnrdcr. VINO VIII leatc
st,r,ly for cleveland. Ohio, where SnG
viii make her future home. BrlGse VII
w. Tho diversion Of this informal Socl2i
,-,th, ing, FROM until ) o'clock. nnd III
Inc latter hour ica will be served.
Entertainment and Social
This r,nuiu:- AT :; o'clock. IN the Ia
dcInh!a NJ. r: Church. circle No. :. Ep-
wniih League will give an cntcrlaln-
mont ana social. An interesting pro
.rror, has been a-r:,uscd ana me lrlh-
IcIrh;;, orchestra will furnish tEr music
nrfrcshmcnts will hr served
The following is the program:
.1r-r".i RI selection.
is;.,uI :,.irrrinn. Elizabeth Porter
Ip2,,i,"..tra SELECTION - r-,,-,;s
leading. .......'''' 49,, nrinrcr
VirIil Sole. ..............M Miss Hopkins
S,lr!rr.S Oh III" WaT.
Orchestra scl'citon