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D. 4. R. To GIVE
COLONIAL TEA
On ATURDAY
OLD-FASHIONED COSTUMES AMI
BEPowpERED HAIR Is ONE OF
NOVELTIES OF RECEPTION.
LIVING PICTURES BY FAMOUS AIT
ISIS, VOCAL SOLOS AND LAPEH-
SoNATIONS TO FEATURE.
soC1ABnTTY TO BE KEYNOTE OF
ENTRE EVENT; EXCELLENT
COMMITTEES FOR ENTER
TAINNlENT.

The daughters of the American Rev
CLINTON. the organization noted for CIV
ing real affairs in the city. Will hold a
colonial tea at thr Y. W. G. a. nudilo-
rum on Saturday afternoon nj o'clock.
MANY attractive events have bcen ptanH-
cd for the afternoon and with the char-
liable purpose in view for which Inc
tea will he given. many OF the soc!cl'
pcoplc Of Wheeling will attend. Tea
will be served at the close OF the AFTER
noon.
There will be special patriotic dccora-
tions and the reception committed con-
sisting of the officers OF the local D. \.
r. will receive in old-fashioned cos
tunes and bcpowdered hair. They Will
include:
Mrs. John r. Garden. regent.
Mrs. John Mcclure. vice regent.
Mrs. 0. =. FAIR, secretary
Mrs Roy {. Darby, treasurer.
Mrs. Z. a. Graham, registrar.
Mrs S. P. Christian, historian
A committee under Mrs. f.. a. Ora
ham Is making all arrangements Tor
really enjoyable time. and the guests
arc asked TO bring their knitting, SO
that sociablity may be the chiet key
note, thus making a real success ~ the
affair. The program, which Will con-
sist Of living pictures by famous arr
lists, will b. unusually appealing, TOT
they are OF special interest at this Tune.
There will be two surprise pictures,
one at the first and one at the last OF
the program Their title will not be given
but Mrs. Paul .. Rcymann Will impcr-
senate the last one. Miss Mary Norton
will render vocal solo. and there VIII
be other musical selections during inc
program, both appropriate and beautiful.
The program includes:
Betsy Ross. MISS Mary -'oTs'
Mrs. Siddons. by Gainsborough. ....'
Miss Adelaide Shockcy
The Broken Pitcher, by Greuzc.
Miss Mary Won Baycr
Dolly Madison. Miss Dorothy Won Bayer
Duchess Of Dcvonshrr, by Gainsbor-
ough. Mrs. Blanche Dunlery S'ccnfoo
Madame lie Brun and Daughter. by lie
Rrun. Mrs. l.. 4. Graham and Daughter
School Children OF France. ....'.'
Virginia Bond and Fcrard Howard
Tho Girl | Left Behind Me. .........
Misses Mary Won Baycr and KUN
Robinson.
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payls-Porguson Nuptinls.

\ uui.l wedding wHs Soicmnizcd Sat
urduy evening at ? o'clock 1T tho par
sonnrc OF the Welsh congregational
church in Martins Ferry. when Miss Car
RE Ferguson Of Martins Ferry BECAME
the wife of Mr.. David Davis. There
were no Immediate attendants and only
= few intimate friends Of the bride wit
messed the ceremony. The bride wore
an attractive gown nf midnight blu"
satin with corresponding accessories and
had MS her corsaGr sweetheart roses.
Tn.. Rev. T.: :. jenkins performed the
ceremony.
Roth young people arc well known in
the vicinity tl;c bride having lived for Il
number of years III Martins Ferry with
her sister. Mrs. Joseph l-eav"r. Tho
groom holds a responsible position with
the rorrugatiuG department OF Inc witt
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Carroll Club Dance.

The Ladies' Carroll Social Club was
charming hostess to its Members last
evening at the Carroll Club when one or
the most novel and enjoyable dances was
given, with Bachmann's orchestra IN
charge OF the musical program. Patr'-
otic decorations were artlstlcaliF ar
ranged over tho ball room and al ten
thirty preceding the luncheon. voIlcy
of shots was given as signal Tor IN"
singing Of Tho Star SpanElrd Banner.
Washington's picture was then lowered
10 the stage and another shot fired. The
affair was quite patriotic and dclighttul.
In the dining room candle shades OIL
red. white and blue were arranged III
intervals over the tables ana tiny trees
and hatchcts were used rs an attractive
contorpjccc. A delicious luncheon was
served by Mrs Charles Veneman and
Miss Lou ON1allcy and their assistants.
Included were:
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Mrs. E. 81. Noycs was a charming
hostess TO Il number of friends yesterday
afternoon at a daintily appointed lunch
con at the Hotel Windsor. The affuir
was given to announce the engagement
of her niece, Miss Marie Ricstcr. daugh-
ter Of MIR. and Mrs N. {. RieStcr OF THIS
city and Mr.. Ernest Clarke Of Salt Lake
City, Utah.
The table appointments were attract
iycly arranged and tiny baskets hllcu
with varigated spring flowers made
pretty addition 10 the tables general
color scheme OF pink and white. q Tea
rose marked each guests place. inc
really novel feature of the affair was
the advent of the VICE daughter and
son of the hostess. Jane and sam NoycS,
who danced gracefully in Mt the conciu.
sion Of. the first luncheon course and
nodded at Miss Ricstcr. thus announc-
ing her engagement.
Miss Ricstcr is we'll known In this
city and has large circle OF frlends
who are much interested in yesterday
announcement, which will probably ter
inmate in an carly spring wedding. MT
Clarke Is q prominent young oFohcf VI
A western city. Included IN yesterday
luncheon were:
Misses: =
Catherine Bcattie George Jefferson
vjrcinia Carroll Homer Jackson
Ruth Mason Stanley Turk
Addic Hupp Lee lil!l
BcSS Mathison T.. Is. BoWle
Mildred Seattle Charles Sherioah
Katherine Ricster y. {. Ries'cr
Sarah Jackson Frank Rlester
Mesdames; s. NJ. Noy"s
Edgar McGregor J. j. CarroIl
Glen Bremen
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POinCare'S Inscription
For Lafayette Statue

BALTIMORE. Md. Feb. 19.-Thc
French inscription for tn" equestrian
statute Of Lafayette To IL" cr"'trd in
Mount Vernon &Qu"r" here written hE
President Poincarc Of France. was 70
cc:vct. by Mayor Preston today. II WAS
written =: the request Of tho mayor
uin SllrtI that i; Il" in Frcnrh.
4 translation Of HI" inscription fol-
lows.
I'm 1917 l.arayctt". crossing HE
seas with french volunteers, came TO
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TO SELL NITRATE

WhSTI"fTON. Feb. 19.--t;ndcr an
agreement reached here today. 20 moo
tons Of sodium n'irIt" h"lh Ivy the gov
rr7lrncnt in the United States would he
disposed of by Importers in his rnun-
try while QUO tons held in Chile
would be sold 10 foreign interests. This
method OF disposition WAS decided upon
at 4 conference between Ia" war de-
nartrncnt's director Uf sales and repre-
Scrtativcs of thr war trade hoard and
The nutr-ltc COMMITTEES.
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Musical Ton.

The Pollyanna Circle Of the h'ns
J,aurhtcrs will give n musical tea FIJI
day evening in the lecture room OF the
Second Presbyterian church on the cor
Nor OF Twentieth and Market streets.
The affair as arranged will be ootn
amusing and enjoyable and the general
chairman in charge is Miss Kathleen
Koontz, Tea and cake will be served
and a silver Offering will be taken at lne
door, Those on the program will include
Misses: Kathleen Koontz: Elaine hoont|'
Margaret Keesor. Margaret Johnson: ga
rah Woods. La Verne Hendy. ANlra
Ayers. Eherrell Goodwin an Margaret
LaShleN.
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bring brptherly help 10 the American
people who were fighting for their
national liberty.
iii 1777 Lafayette. crossing the
her turn. 10 defend her life and the
liberty Of the world. America. VIII"
had never forgotten Iafar"ttr.
crossed the seas to help France. and
tho world was saved.
"Ts. POINCtRI."
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blanket RELEASES FOR. FIFTY.
DETROIT. Mich. Fen. 19.--Hlankrt

DETROIT. Mich. Feb 19---l:lank~t re-
leases for fifty men held i'll tn" local Jail
on charges Of having Liquor IL their
possession ami orders Diminishing charg-
ca againTI ~ mIHy others out on hail.
wrrc %$ti"'! in circuit court her" today.
following TIA" rmlpE ~ ihc state sn-
prem" rrurr !"st"r'iar ihai tn" search
and sci%uTr sect ."E nf Ihc Michigan pro-
h,hItinu law WIS in"aiId. f'iv" hundred
other ':usr%. r'm,iIng .uft;rlals believe.
will hr nvl!c pressed.
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Mnnic HtudY Club.

There will be a very important meet.
ing This afternoon of the members Oh
the Music Study Club for the Music DC
par,mcnt Of the Woman's Club or TINS
civ in the Y. w. C. A.. auditorium. ~
10 the first meeting Of the season ana
will begin at o'clock. preceding inc
chorus rehearsal in charge OF Mrs. W. T..
Some very lmportan.
busincss matters will be discussed ana
. full attendance OF all members IL re-
qucstcd.
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X Of C.. Dance.

n.
The following invitations ha'e p-'
received in the city:
Announcing the
Washington Dance
Knights OF Columbus Social C'uo
B2llaire Council
Premier Orchestra
Islks Club
Monday February 24th, 1919
Buffet Lunch
Committee
1nhn 1.avclln Cyril Browning
Leo kano Jhhn Huhtcr
charles Springer Frank Wallace
Reception for Soldiers.
Ton,orrnw evening AZ the Frntcrnal
hall in Martins Ferry tho Rcd Mems
lodge will honor tho returned soldiers
With Il reception. 4 luncheon Will DC
served and the following program Will
hr GivcN
Song-Amrrica ........,.... Auo.cTcc
Address Of Welcome Mayor Ralston
ssIrc,icu ... Rcd Mems Orchestra
Paper Oh George Washington. .:....
" Hon. w b. Francis
c.Io Miss Scabrght
Recitation ........... Glen Price
paper on Workmanship ............::
Emil Kpufmann. great sachcln Of ONO
Duet. Misses Alice and Thrlmn Irwin
coIo Miss Helen Virtue
Selcction .......M Male Quartcttc
Address To Soldiers. ...............
" Prosecutor ". +. Dixon
Song-'Tiod Re With You" Audience
Surprise Party.
Miss Adria McGlumtly was pleasant
10 surprised last evening at her home
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Martha washington Tea

Tho following invitations have pech
issued:
Rev. Claude Porter Terry. pastor E
You are cordially invited. To attend
Patriotic TEA
to he given at the Church house
Thursday afternoon. February ~
. nlrnsanI musical program has pecn
arranged. Come and bring your
nccdlework or knitting
From two until five O'clock
The affair will he very novel and IN
tcrcsijng, the Wonlan's Guild OF inc
First Presbyterian church bclns INC
hostess for the occasion. MISS heF'nh
Caldwell is in charge OF the 'husicI ,
.nrograr and has arranged an unnsuai-
II. attractive one. Gld-fashioncd cos
tunes will hc worn and will present a
pretty picture. Mrs. &. w: Gre'E ana
Mrs. r. c. Burke arc chairmcn III
charge.
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in Martins Ferry by number OF
friends, honoring the occasion of her
birthday anniversary. Dancing and
music were enjoyed during the evening
and luncheon was served BY the host
css. Covers were laid for twenty.
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Columbia Dance,

The members of the Columbia club
will dance this evening at the club
rooms on the South Side. Bachmanns
orchestra will play an attractive pro-
gram and there will be an intermission
for luncheon ut 1890. The usual crowd
will be in attendance.
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Mrs George Hughes was hostess 10
the members Of the Ladies' Carroll So
cinl Club yesterday afternoon in the
club rooms at the Carroll Club. rive
hundred was enjoyed and delicious re-
freshu.uts we're served. Several hand
some prizcs were captured by the lucky
winners.
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her topic and she will handle 1t IN her
capable way. MISS ROBBERS
of the local public library VIII aiso pe
heard on this occasion and the E'elnoe's
may anticipate an interesting ai'ei'ooN
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Rural Study club.

The Rural Study Club association
will hold a meeting on Saturday morn.
ing ut 1880 at the y. W. c. A.. at which
several business matters OF Importance
will be discussed. 4 social hour Will
also be enjoyed. and all members Of the:
club arc urged to attend.
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TO BREAK UP a COLD N ONE Ear
TAKE
RUNNERS COLD BREAKERS

Eure, Safe and Easy to Take. 10 Gum
no Dope. Don't Gr!pe or Make-the-8oadA
Eiug A few doses will prevent COLDS,
Influenza or Grippe. Get . bog today
and take them az first sigu OF Colds 40.
At G. n. Griest Co. or By 1aau-
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akcr-Glcssner company. Alter yin
honeymoon MIR. and Mrs. DAVIS VIII re-
sido ~ Seventh street in Martins Ferry.
rbcir many friends are showertng them
u.;,b host wishes and congratulations
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o,,o-+,,,tv Circle Meeting.

The Opportunity Circle of vance NC
mortal church will meet on Friday al
,ernoon in the club rooms Of the church.
The meeting is called for two O'Clock
and as important business matters VIII
hc discussed q full attendance OF inc
members is requested. Mrs. J. NJ. POT
ter will preside.
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nfusical Program

The musical program rendered inns
afternoon by SOME OF the best talent
in the city TO the members of The Wo-
mans Literary club vas very enloyable
Mrs, ]. W. Bryan was in charge anu
several delightful numbers were gwen.
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Church Wedding

Yesterday morning at ST. Alphons"S
church was snlcmnizcd the marriage
ur Miss Katherine Drmbinc, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dcmhine, Oh
HowcSvillc. w. En. and MT. Joseph u
t'Iading, Of this. city. Key. fa'hef
Eugene, o. NJ. Cap. celebrated tho nup-
tjal mass and read tho marriage scrF-
ice. Miss Madeline Barlow. of Grafton.
served as bridesmaid and Mrs. Frank
kirsch was hest man 10 the groom.
4 Wedding breakfast was served al
the home of the brides sister MIS-
u. W. T.. Stochr. Of Lind street. I'M
mcdiatcly following tho ceremony. MT
and Mrs. Flading will reside in East
Wheeling after short wedding tour
embracing the eastern cities.
s. o. r. Meeting
TIL, Sons of the Revolution Will en-
,crtain with n dinner at tho Fort Henry
club on Saturday afternoon. y pu%i-
ness session will follow and nil mem
brrs are urged 10 attend. Mr.. Thomas
Ray Dillr will he glad IN see anyone
anyone at thu club Saturday morning
who knows himself eligible {" member
shin and who wishes an a?plication.
Rev. Helvie to Spe5R.
Roy. Clara Hclvir Il member Of the
L : Peace Commission will speak 10 an
Interested audiences Friday afternoon at
the Hotel Windsor. when The Civic De-
partmcnt of thc Wonnn's Club will meet
for their regular session. "The Posi-
hility OF League Of Nations will be
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Surprise Party.

4 pleasant surprise was rendered MrS.
Howard Smith Of Warwuud last evening
when - number uf friends called ut her
home to- help crlcbrwtr her natal day
Games and. music were enjoyed during
thr evening and ~ luncheon was served.
Airs Smith was the recipient uf II num-
In,. or beautiful gifts Included were:
Misses:
Nancy H"prl" wilma iil
.r,,,IY kuIlmann Elizabeth kollnhnn
.,,., I,,sirlL, Sarah Smith
Margaret francis Louise smith
May Schrmcr
MrSSrS.:
David k"llmann i'cr' Smi'h
Robert Wild John Starr
Tiuwar,l Smith koh"ri blessing
Morgan Smith
McSSrS. and M"SdamrS:
Howard Smith 'i"o' t'r""r
Homer WIiCS Funrhh Snli'h
I.d,rord FOX Era Marvin Hen
Frank 1<ollmann messy
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DANCIN9!

Prof. Oatman's dances every Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday nights. Market
Auditorium. Premier orchestra
Dancing at the Elks Auditorium every
Saturday evening. y
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Do not waste cake or bread by cut
ting off the burned crust. This can
be effectualy removed by flat crater.
and It will leave smooth surface. In
stead Of q jagged crust. ,
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EAST TREGO LOCALS

The ground under the snow drifts
is not frozen any.
Mrs. A. L. Leonard has been on the
sick list but is reported better.
Joseph Herbert was on the sick
list but is well enough to be out again.
Sam Glass had a bunch of fellows
helping fill his ice house Friday and
Saturday.
DIR. c. H. Young, the Ellis Veter-
mary, has returned to Ellis county,
from France. -
Roy Lof1in came up from the train
ing camp in southern Texas to spend
Xmas at home. 80
The mail carrier on route has not
been able to go around on his route
for two weeks.
The roads east and west are filled
with snow drifts where the weeds
were left standing.
Otis GunckeI has returned to his
home at Salina, from England, on
account of poor health.
w M. Nelson, of Riverside has
covered so as to be out.
DR.. Adair Kidd has returned from
France to the U. S. and has been
sent to Camp Funston, Kansas. O.
Mrs. VIM. Dite returned home from
Ellis where she has been staying for
sometime with her daughter, Mrs.
VIII LaShel1.
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CoLLYER

(Received too late for last week.
Winnie Barnes has left to work for
che Western Union Telegraph COM
pany-
Miss Bernice Whitney, who spent
the vacation at her home In Fairview,
returned Sunday night
Mike and Joe Rengel, of Kansas
City, were guests OF Jas Wanda and
family during the holidays
Pvt. Arnold Mlinek returned to
Camp Funston Sunday after Xmas
furlough spent with home folks
Pvt George Malsom returned Sun
day night to Camp Funston after a
four days fur1ough spent with home
folks.
The three Ravens boys, who are in
Uncle Sans army at Camp Funston,
returned Sunday night after a four
days Through
Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Nader spent
the holidays in Kansas City. Fred
league managed the elevator during
MI. Mader's absence.
The road on route two is so badly
drifted that the carrier, Walter Krhut,
has not been able to make the entire
route any day since the bad weather
began
Very few of our schools enjoyed
the usual holiday vacation, as. they
wished to make UP for time lost dur
ing the @1f1u closing Some schools
are being taught on Saturday.
Miss Rosa Thiel left Wednesday
evening for Denver to begin a course
of training for nurse. She will be
greatly missed in CoIlyer but her
friends wish her much success in her
new occupation.
Pete Weisbeck, who has been in
Uncle Sans employ as an instructor
of motor mechanics at Missouri
college, has returned. The report is
that he will now remain at home. In
the last few years he has been attend
ing K. S. A. C. at Manhattan and an
auto school in Kansas City.
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VODA

Don't forget to write it 1919.
Dr. Herrick was called to E.
Knapp's Monday again.
Jesse kess1er spent several days
with Ralph Owens last week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mutton spent
Sunday evening at A.4D. Parsons.
Mrs. Geo. Kristof and Chas, spent
Sunday evening at V. Malinowsky's
Miss Vivian Owens spent the fore
part of the week with her aunt, Mrs.
R. Kristof.
Chas- Kristof assisted his sister,
Mrs. Thie1 in moving Tuesday and
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lennie -Zeman took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Ze-
man Sunday.
Mrs L. A. Krhut is at Collyer tax
ing care of her son, Walter, who is
quite i'll with the ttf1u.''
Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Zeman and
Chas- Zeman were Monday evening
callers at r. Kristof's-
Miss Erma Shriner was the guest
of Miss Vivian Owens last Wednes-
day and Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Kristof, Mr.. and
Mrs J. Griffith and family spent Sum
day evening at Lennie Zeman's.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bordovsky,
Chas- Kristof and Mrs. r. Kristof
made business trip to the county
eat Monday.
The Voda local No. TAP held meet
ing at Voda school house and elected
officers for the ensuing year. They
viii be installed this. Friday evening
Mrs r. Kristof and Mrs J. Bor-
dovsky returned home from Hays
last Saturday morning where Mrs.
Bordovsky was in search of medical
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-01-09
AN INTERVIEW
Mr.. Poffenberger Tells His Exper-
fence.

The following brief account of an
interview with a Wa-Keeney man
seven years ago, and its sequel, will
be read with keen interest by every
citizen.
J. H Poffenberger, proprietor bar
Der shop, says: ssI got two boxes OF
Doan's Kidney Pills at Gibson's Drug
Store and they stopped the dull ache
and soreness in the small of my back,
which had annoyed me for several
months. They also regulated my kid
neys. was astonished at the good re-
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had done me no good
OVER SEVEN YEARS LATER, Mr..
Pofenberger said: I" Time has not
changed the good opinion I hold of
Doan's Kidney Pills. recommend
them as highly today as did few
years ago."
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pi1Is-the same that
Mr.. Poffenberger has twice publicly
recommended Foster-Mi1burn Co.,
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