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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
many VISITORS
BEING HONORED
PRACTICALLY ALL THE SOCIAL AT
PAIRS ARE AMONG THE YoUNGEH
SET FOE vISrTORS.
Many Society People Ont Of Town az
the Present Time.

The younger members Of tn" SOFA
set are coming to the fore with 'F''
gay round of pleasures 10 when H'"'!
are daily being added. The many VS.
itors who are in the city are oclnE G III
ulimentcI with. charming dances PIC
MICS. lunchcons. teas and swlmn'lhh
parties. all Of which are notable -o'
their inrormality. Robert J. R''u -
entertaining two friends. McSSrS. Ne"
meth Scbring. Of SEbrng. o.. ana Nn'
Hart. Of ClarkShurg. and last n'Eh' nc
was host 10 a party of young n""p'" "I
a very ENJOYABLE dancing. party AZ inc
Country club
Among tho other visitors who are re-
ceiving compliments are:
Misses:
FREDERICK Eicv". thartott"sNillc' va
Edith Brown. Philadelphia
Mary Hart. C1arkSburE.
Elizabeth stevens. Glen Ridge N. -
Margaret Burns. Pittsburgh
Miss TSrnard, Nashville Tenn.
Edith Conliss. Portsmouth. ..
McSSrs:
Whitney Nodgman, i"nk"rs. y, l.
Charles ougc. fSarritz. France.
Irwin Young. ST. ClairSville-
McsdamcS:
+ I. Imbodrn. Charleston.
RI McCutchcon. New Orleans. Ma
G. r. Robinson. Washington. u. I.
John Colvig, New York city.
Harold Johnson. Akron.
Luncheon at windsor.
Mrs. Russell Irvine will CHtertan 'he
members Of her bridge CLUB with Jun
chcon at the Windsor hotel FhurSCay'
The luncheon will b. served at o CLOCK
with lovely appointmcnt$. The after
noon will hc devoted TO the fascinating
game Of bridge.
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WHEELING BOY
W|THPRES|DEN7.
HENRY BOYD, OF ELM GROVE, Az
RIVED ON THE q. 8. 8. GEORGE
WASHINGTON AT NEW YORK.
Has Been with The Railway Trnuspor-
tation Department In Franco For
The Past Year.

4 local soldier lad has the honor or
being a passenger along with President
Wilson on tn" L. s. :. George haShlnB-
ton. which arrived at New York yrstcr-
day afternoon. He Immediately aiIer
landing. wired relatives that he mao
reached this side Of the pond safely.
MIR. Boyd was Il member or inc 'Vi'
United States Railway Transportation,
being a locomotive engineer with one or
tho first railroad outfits that invaded
Germany. II" saw active service in the
Vcrdun. Metz and Argonnr-Marnc SEC
tors in tho railway service, being in inc
same department as his brother. WIZ
liam Boyd, also arrived home Few
weeks ago. Another brother, walter
Boyd. who also arrived HON" several
weeks ago. was in the motor transport
service. while still another brother
George Boyd. is in the Railway. y. j..
hospital Mr.. Boyd trained at Fort
BENJAMIN Harrison. Ind. and was WIN
the 63rd L. S. Engineers when he went
TO Europe.
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Captain Bert f. Phillips arrived homo
last evening from M0rgantown. whore
II" has been for tho past three weeks on
official business.
Harry Caprs. Of Columbus, Ohio. is
spending few days in the city the
guest Of relatives and friends.
Miss Jessie Hazlctt. Of tho Island. is
spending few days the guest OF rcla-
tIvcs at Pittsburgh. Pa.
Bert L. Phillips has returned from
several weeks stay at Morgantown,
whore he made many arrests under the
prohibition law
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Iaurp and Mr.. and
William EumGardncr have loft on an OK
tended tour through III" East They
will motor IL Washington. Baltimore,
Gettysburg. Atlantic city and New
York.
Miss Mary Hibn"r. Of Dubois. Pa. Is
the guest Of Miss Catherin" McBane. OF
South Penn street.
GcorE" Roberts, prominent Elasswork-
"r uf pittsburgh. is stopping in the city
for 4 few days while attending the !. s.
W. L. convention in B"llairc. Mr. Rob-
crts. who formerly resided In Mounds
VILE. holds Il responsible position with
the United states government and is
connected with the bureau OF Standards
in pittsburgh.
Or Clara r. Sullivan has returned 10
ihiS city after enjoying few days Naca-
ton.
Edward Hcmpcl, Of Philadelphia, Is a
business visitor in the city.
Shirley Mayors. Wheeling newspaper
man for moro than year. has been dis
charged from IN" United states Navy
and ~ visiting relatives ut Fairmont.
B"fur" h" entered tho S"rSic" Mr.. Mayors
had been associated with Detroit. Mich
paper and Will probably return to De-
truit at the clos" of his visit home.
Dr. {. Bates M"I.ain and Or. Earl A.
li"nnCu left Saturday night for New
York whrr" Ih"y viii cngaE" in special
laboratory work and attend clinics md
I,rllIrcS by eminent dental authorities
for tho next few weeks.
Miss Margaret Mcars arrived in tho
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Bonds For Release Of :
. Haywood Are Approved
THREE

CHICAGO. July 8-Bonds for the re-
lease Of William D. Haywood. leader Of
the n.nety-three Industrial Workers Of
the World convicted before Federal
Judge Lands hero last August. have
been approved by United States District
Attorney Charles F. Clyne and the court
Of appeals.
Haywood was sentenced to 20 years
in the federal penitentiary and fined
$4,000 last October by Judge Lands
following a verdict Of guilty against
him and his co-defendants by jury on
August "a. He is the fifteenth out of
the ninety-three to be released on bond
pending the appeal Of their case to the
United States supreme court Of appeals.
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Vegetable Compound the credit-"
Mrs. JOSEPHINE KIMBLE, 935 West
Race ST., Portland, Ind.
Thousands of American women give
this famous root and herb remedy the
credit for health restored as did Mrs.
Kimble.
For helpful suggestions in regard to
such ailments women are asked to write
to lydia f. Pinkham Medicine Co..
Lynn, Mass. The result of its long
experience is at your service.
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Will Enter oberrn Conservatory.

Miss Eleanor Sherman. the charming
daughter Of Mis-. Lima liennis-ShF-
man. who recently completed the course
in English and music at washington
Seminary. Washington. Pa. Will eEtcr
the Ohcrlin Conservatory Of Music at
Obcrlin, OHIO, in the fall.
Miss sherman is Il talented musician
and graduated ~ the Seminary uhu'r
the instruction Of Miss Julia MOSS l"'
many years in charge Of IN" department.
Of music at Mount de thantal, "hc'c
during her stay ut tho institution. many
of thu most talented and h"st trained
musicians Of the Mt de Chantal
Alumnac received their musical tram
ing,
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MANY SALOONS CLOSED.

PHILADELPHIA. July ~ mon
hartendcrs in In" I00' or NOR" saloons
that had remained open ~ inns '''S
selling 80 percent beer. went on S'''N'
today. and in most instances IN" P''''H
where they were employed 'i"N'"' u"
acton was taken at IN" request "i III"
Retail Liquor Dealers Association "'"'
Gals Of that organization having o''''r
ed that thor" should u" full compliance
with The wartime closing law
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Party at wayman's Inn.

Miss Mary Meek entertained number
of friends with q chicken and waffle
dinner at Wayman's Inn at Bethel last
night, honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch w
Filler. who will leave in The near future
for Mercer. Pa The party motorcd 10
tho inn. and the delicious dinner was
served at 7 o'clock A color scheme OF
purple and white was carried out, with
a beautiful centerpiece Of purple holly.
hooks. Following the dinner an interest.
ing program Of Informal social diver
sions was enjoyed.
The following were in attendance:
Mcsdames and MesSrs.-
Enoch W. Filler II. w. Freldel
Misses
Mary Meek Drusie Sawtcll
Sally Meek Aimee Rogers
Adelaide BrandfAss
Messra-
A II. Bremen II. J. Lutz
Mra Walter Smith
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Missionary Meeting.

The annual birthday party Of tho Mis-
sionary society OF the St James Luther
an church will be held at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Otto Schenk at Woodsdalc
Thursday afternoon and evening. Those
going will take box lunch with them
and iced tea, coffee and punch will 10
provided. Each member and guest will
give a penny for each year OF nor lifo,
these proceeds 10 be used for missionary
work An interesting program has boon
arranged which will add much to tho
pleasure Of the afternoon. The follow
ing are Included in the program: Rev.
w. F. Schcutte, Miss McGrannahan. Misc
Emiline Crock. Mrs. VIM. Moore. Mrs.
VIM. Sadler. Mrs Charles Docpkin. Miss
Gertrude Brown Miss Martha Moore and
Mrs Carl Ritter.
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Dance at Country Club.

Mrs. Robert J. Reed entertained n
number OF young people last night at
the Country club with a merry informal
Cancing party honoring Mcssrs. Kenneth
Scbring OF ScbrinS. Ohio. and Charles
Hart of ClarksburG who are tho guests
OF her son. Robert ]. Reed. Jr Gump's
orchestra furnished splendid program
OF the latest dance music. and refresh
mCnts were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
Dancing Party Tonight

Misses Mary and Dorothy Won Bayer
will entertain u number OF friends with
a charming dancing party this evening
At the country club. This affair will
honor several visitors who arc in the
city. among whom are Misses Edith
Brown OF Philadelphia and Mary Hart
OF ClarksburS. who arc visiting Miss
Minnie Milton: Miss Elizabeth Stevens
Of Glen Ridge, y. J.. who is the guest Of
Miss Josephine Cox. and Miss Frederick
Ncivc Of Charlottesville. Va. who is the
guest OF Miss Margaret Irwin.
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.Ymior AnxilinH.

The Junior Auxiliary Of st. Matthew's
church mot In the lecture room Of The
church last night. and tho young ladies'
who are the members OF the society
had n very busy evening Of sowing and
accomplished the making of several new
garments for the French and H"lgIan
relief and Associated Charities Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09

PRAGUE, Monday, July flames
Ceary, n secretary OF the American l.
NJ. c. A.. was killed and an Italian avn.
ator injured when n machine in wnicn
they were flying over the Wysehrao
bridge foil today. The pilot was DONG
circus tricks with the airplane ana
Ccary operating a moving picture appar-
atus when the plane fell and was
,rrcckcl
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at JlNleS i COuiQ NOT
be on my feet at all.
| was all run down
and so weak i could
not do my house
work, was nervous
and could not lie
down at night. |
took ire a TN e n is
from a physician but
they did nothelp me.
My Aunt re c O m
m ended Lydia E.
Pink hams Vege-
table Compound. l
tried it and now !
am strong and we'll
again and dc my own
work and ! give
Lydia f. Pinkham's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
RESCUED THE CREW.

NEW YORK. July S.-The American
steamship Magunkook. which arrived 10
day from Rotterdam. reported the sinh
inc IN collision Of the gasoline fish
inc ecnooncr. Edmund r. Black. OF Port
land. Maine off the Georgian hshlnG
hanks in fog last Sunday night. inc
schooncr's crew Of eight men were res
cucd and brought here
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Picnic Planned.

Carroll Court. Daughters OF Isabelle.
have announced a very enjoyable affa.T
which will he held at Wheeling Park
on July -. This will bc a delightful
outing with a basket supper. An invita-
ton has been extended TO Bcllairc Court
as we'll as the various Councils OF
Knights Of Columbus in the surrounding
towns. Doubtless there will bc large
number avail themselves OF this oppor-
tunity TO enjoy an outing and an enjoy
able time IL being anticipated. In tho
evening there will be special dancing for
the guestR
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city Yesterday to be the guest OF her
sister Mrs. w. s. Hamilton.
mir. and Mrs. c. A. Robinson arc ex,
ncrtcd to return from the Hampshire
Tub today. With them VIII pc ME jn
i Eawnru , Mi', her mother.
Mrs. Fottcigcr Of Reading. Pa an, ana
two daughters, Mrs. Kctncr and Mrs.
Feel. are visiting their son and orother
kirHin $. IotteiGer.
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the CITY.
AT TIE HOTELS

McLure-F. V. Iams. New Martins
yii!'. MIR and Mrs. II. II. Alma. Weston;
Mrs .Gr"rE" Platt. cameron Mrs G. s..
snyder. Cameron: = 6. Hoffman Fair
mont; II. J. Saitcriicld. Fairmont: j.
!iuhIG. ClnrkSburs; Mr.. and Mrs. H. 4.
Dufy. Harrisburg: j II. Miller. Hunting
ton: " j. IIcathnun. Charleston: G. G.
Williams. Park"rShurG: c. y. Fought.
Park"rShurG; J. 6. Bush. Parkcrsburg;
t.. W. Smith. ParkcrShurg: -. +. Moore
N"w MartInsvIllr: J j. Mctiinnis. Hun
tington; \. r. Nelson. Charleston.
Windsor. s. Free. Huntington: G.
i. McaScly. Hunt rnEion: ThoS. J. Jon, 9.
Chester. q. .. Allison. Chester: r. L.
Parker. Chester: - i. Richards. Morgan
town: =. l.. LanSf"lt. Park"rSburE.
Stamp. CoSin". 81 ClairSvill", o.:
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Citizen. Warrington:
VI r.. lav"ll". Grafton: y NJ Hess, Has
tinES.
RogerB-W s. Phillips. Grafton: g.
f. Stone. Grafton: Frcrch Mctray. Fair
mont.
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which they sew. The hours though
warm sped rapidly along and n"o"iy
noticed the heat much. or cared. 80 IN
tent were they in the good cause" inc
meeting was presided over Ivy MISS
Augusta Wright. president Of the Socl'
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g. 8. g. Picnic.

The members OF the c. S. G. class OF
the Stone Presbyterian Sunday school
will enjoy an outing at Wheeling park
and their teacher. Mrs. Harry Brcnn.n..
will assemble at the park at o'clock.
and a basket luncheon will be enjoyed
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weekend Guests

SCRANTON. Pa. July S.-M,ss Ad"u
Levy Of Washington. D. c.. with nor
flance~ Charles Schlcssnger OF Wheel
ing. W. Va. and Herbert Levy OF New
York city. were Weekend guests Of MT.
and Mrs. Solomon Goldsmith here.
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sauferp Dtus At Country Climb

The directors and employees Of tho
Wheeling Bank and Trust company will
be entertained at dinner at the Country
Club Thursday evening. The conGenial
gathering will leave the bank at GLE
and motor to the hill top resort. where
dinned and an interesting program will
be enjoyed
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kim Picnic.

The annual N-High picnic. July t'n'
hold nj Stecle's grove, west OF Martins
Ferry. proved one of the biggest events
~ tho season. The entire day was on
loved by those who attended. The an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
SHE COULD NOT
STAND OR WORK
But Lydia E. pinkham's Vege-
table Compound Restored Her
Health and Stopped
Her Pains.

Portland Ind. II had a displace-
ment and suffered so badly from it that
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N-HiGh orchestra rendered delightful
program of popular songs. Those at
tending were:
McSsrs and Mcsdamcs:
cyril L. DAVIS. H. Gcrhardt Som
John Newland. mcrS,
David Thompson. Wilbur hayne.
Harry Clcman. Louis S"abright,
Roger Thompson. Louis Thompson,
Henry Adams. lIarvcy GicSlcr. Of
James Crump. Cleveland.
f.ugcn" Jack. G. NJ. Thomas Of
Cleveland.
Mcssrs:
Kenneth Davis Rome Rankin.
Dclmar cachran. Harry Barnes.
John Williams, william King.
clyde Griffith. Eugene Stromp.
David Jones, clarence S0mmtrs,
RalSton Kerr. Roy Paxton.
Willard Bailey, VIM. Hastings,
Donald Kerr, Charles Littrn.
Harold HaShton. Carl Thompson.
Amos Fawcctt. Charles Taylor.
Lawrence Turner. Winston Ipdcgraff,
Russell Griffith. Mont Mathis.
Edward McClaiu. William Joseph.
Wendell Minticr. William Bcttis.
Willard Ricthmlllor Lee Woods.
william CoSs. Paul McClatn,
Roy Watson Gilbert Woods,
Edwin Judy, Donald Byrum.
Fred Greer. Louis Henderson.
Kenneth lSalStou. WiStar Shr"ve,
Herman Willie, Walter kull.
Cloyd Michael.
Misses:
Tanner Wclsch, Virginia Floto,
Anna Fest, Bertha Rothcrmund
Lillian PiCkcns. Nellie Moore.
Mabel Seal, Laura Cook.
Thclma Jenkins, lncz VI. Thompson.
Eeatrice Eraus. Alberta Lipphardt.
Helen Frcdrichs. Mildred Whitley.
Ada Conrad. Esther Miller.
Evelyn RaXton, Margaret Dixon,
Margaret Roberts, Juliet Sclby.
Anna Shane, Madelle RAMS.
Catherine Dixon. Mary Perry.
Catherine Under Doris Ncnnum.
wood. Jean Roth.
Hilda Davies. Kathryn Mcdonald,
Helen McConnaughy Margaret Smith.
Virginia Smith, Edna Jack.
Ruth Thomas, Martha Higgins.
Anna Nelly, Edith Williams.
Nina Jacpcr. Xita Roth.
Julia Rcntsch, Kathryn Ingram.
Rose Johnson, Gertrude Lynch,
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Mt. de ChantaI Academy
Wheeling, W. Va.

An IDEAL school for young ladies.
conducted by the Sisters CT the Vista
tom. English course especially fine
Music, AIT. elecution and Languages
taught by instructors Of professional
ability. Every facility for outdoor
sports and athletics. Hcalthful and
picturesque surroundings.
Accredited TO State University and TO
Trinity college,. Washington. y. G. RI
Roy. + J. ponahuc. II. T.. President or
the Faculty.
For catalogue. address
TID DIRECTRESS.
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G G. C.
Centenary
Celebration
Columbus
(oHIo)
(0HI0)

Remember this great Cen
tenary Celebration closes
it's gates on Sunday, July
18th.
Described by William G. Free
man, associated with Paul BLOCK.
Inc, New York, Chicago. Detroit.
Boston.
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nual ball game featured the day. the
Marricds defeating the Singles by the
score of s to S. New recruits added 10
the former team during the last year
were largely responsible for their VIC
tory. Dancing was also one OF the pop
ular diversions at the grove. The
N-High orchestra rendered a delightful
program Of popular songs. Those at
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BUY VAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Des 4orcfobiitaribans
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