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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-14
OFFICERS

The officers OF this company are all
reputable. reliable business men. Any
man in Wichita Falls can recommend
them.
". r HYER. President. Real Estate.
n conservative. sound business man
OF Wichita Falls.
J. o. POWERS. Vice President.
Secretary and Treasurer Of the
Wichita Falls Western UnderWrit-
eTs-a 100000 fire insurance COM
pany.
E B. HYER, Secretary Treasurer
formerly ecretary-treasurer Wich-
tia Great Western Underwriters.
Has been actively engaged in the oil
business for some time and is an
expert in the oil business.
Directors for the first term are
". r HYER. J. D. POWERS
=. 3. HYER
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-14

EyuereB looking for REAL oil
that's RUN YOUR IN B.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-14

Rev. ". N. Farley will preach at
the morning service at Westminster
Presbyterian church. Mrs. J. ".
Christie viii sing a solo. There viii
be no evening service at the church.
as the congregation viii Join the
union service at the park
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-14
Incorporated Under The Law
Drilling In
&c Days

Hyer Oil Company are to begin drilling operations
ediately-aleady there is great activity their
Iease-ihe derrick is eng erected and within five days
actual drilling will begin and it viii take only about
TWO weeks to complete our first well and others will
follow in rapid succession.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-14
Austin Park Christian.

The morning services at Austin
Park Christian church win begin at
1913 The pastor. s. r Mcclure. viii
speak on the subject. AN Open Door"
A special quartet will sing at the
morning services.
The evening service will begin at
g. The subject OF the eTening sermon
viii be "Satan's Master Piece"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-14
Get Quick
Action Here

To be certain of getting HYER stock at par you must
place your order early. The allotment of shares for
the southwest selling rapidly Investors are quick
to realize the QUICK action they can get in this COM
pany and they also feel certain that Hyer will paw
handsome dividends. It's not necessary to wire for
your stOek-but order early.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-14

THE Life Of Cheer" will be the sub
Jet Of the sermon by Rev. Henry Van
Valken burgh, pastor. at the First
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
morning. There will be special music
by the choir and Miss Clara Smell, or
ganist
The Mems Brotherhood Bible class
viii be directed by DR.. L n. BowI0y
at the Sunday school hour.
At 3 .. m the congregation will
unite in the union services at Cleye-
land square.
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FOLLANSBEE

FOLLANSREE-W Va, Nov. 16-Mrs.
Edith Engerman. nee German. dlcd at
her home IN MCkccsport. "a. ThursdaS
morning of burns received In n gas cN-
pluSion which occurred in her honc SeN :
cr;Il days ago. The sad news reached
scores Of FullansbcC frlcnduS yesterday.
Mrs. Engcrman was well known here
where she had visited on many occasions
hood with relatives and friends. Among
those who left last evening 10 attend
the funeral were Mrs. VIII Eatclinc,
Ray Radcliffe and George Lewis.
The site upon which the new Central
lied high school building will be erected
seems now TO rest with the l.ah"li'
Iron Works company. The school board
has said that no site has yet been dem
Itciy selected. 1t is known. however.
that the l.aBellc company has offered a
splendid SIT" near the old Madam home
stead. just north of town, and Ia" school
board is said 10 have asked the Hls'c
and an answer is HOW being awaited.
The City and CUutic duck pm teams
rolled a tie match at the Brunswick al
lcys last night. CIly took the first game,
the second was tie and the CuntIeS
took the final match. There is much in
tereSt III the new league.
William Miller was Stcubenvillc Wis
! itor Friday evening.
The Triangle club will dance in the
/ Penn Street hall this evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Emlcr and children
| left this morning for SandyNillc, W. Va,
| to visit over the Thanksgiving season
with home folks.
A number Of local steel workers were
! in StcubcnvIllc last night to hear ". H.
| Foster, secretary treasurer Of the Steel
) Workers. speak At the Victoria theatre
! Everything; was set nj noon today for
The biz football game Of the season al
, DuqucSnc Street park h"tw""n lhc
: Tanks and Merchants ~ {. uI Wells
/ burg. The day was cold, tn" ground
! partly frozen and in all 1t WAS foot ball
| weather ali the way.
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IN
STOCK MARKET
MUCH BETTER

NEW YORK. Nov. 16.-The s'oe"
market this week suffered one OF ''I'
heaviest rcversals and liauidatlng NOV.
mrnts since the close OF the war. heS"
ntcally however tho situation Is lthp'o'
ed, because II is realized that uSh'en'is
or credit facilities and resultant reuu[
ton OF bank loans will tend 70 enc ~
speculative excuses. The ercct VIII "
felt in all important trading c'h''''
throughout the country. 1t is heiu'
Much Of the money now employed IN
the stock market represents actuaA pu'
chases ~ securities for the strong box
% II investors. The strength OF Trans
portation shares is regarded by conSer'-
atlve interests as one OF n" most la'"'o
ah,e asoects Of the situation. Accumu!a-
ton Of these issues was taken 10 DC w
rect reflection Of congressional
zion in process Of cOmpl"ton'
During the week speculative S'ocNT
broke 10 TO 50 points. Losses III
CONSPICUOUS instances wcr" Tar Ere"''' ,
Call money rose 70 50 percent, Ec''', =,
ton figure since the panic o. I'V'' Az
the money market was swept Cle'" W
time funds. Figuring at the lowest quo-
tations OF tho weeks trading most OF tue
substantial advance accumulated IN .h'
bull movements OF September and octo-
Der was wiped out. Paper prof''s "a
millions of dollars evaporated.
An aggressive short interest assiS.eu
tho dron seeking the most ruiner'o.e
points. Pools and professionals were IA.
hard. The buying of rails. espeC'sll!
seasoned shares did much to bring par
tial reimbursement Of the situation
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WEIRTON

WElRTON. W. Va. Nov. 15.--Weirton
high school was dismissed Friday morn
ing. and the faculty and students in 4
body attended the funeral Of Charles f..
Acorn. held from the late residence in
Holidays Cove ut 10 A. m.
Thomas S. Hoffman is having his resi-
dcncc in the Cove wired for electricity.
Frank Slate and Angelina Palumbo.
both of WcirtOn. w"r" issued license
to wed at New Cumberland this week.
The Weirton Steel football team
down the Jack Walsh Construction team
By q score Of 1870. An effort is being
made to have East Liverpool play here
tomorrow.
There will be meeting on December
at p. nj. at the Holidays Coy" town
hall for the purpose of nominating cam
didates for Offices in the town OF lIOll-
days Cove for the coming year A
mayor. recorder and five councilmcn are
to be elected
Subscriptions to III" membership Of
the Hancock county chapter "f the
American Red Cross closed today. The
campaign LEGALLY met with complete
success. TIL" workers did not conduct
u house to houS" ranpa ign. hut vigorous
solicitation was mad" IN IN" streets
Hundreds OF members w"r" enrolled Tor
tho year 1920.
Rev. d. c. Marshall Will deliver m
address sabbath evening hcfor" the
membershA., of the local Masonic order
which will attend in body. N the FIRST
Presbyterian church.
Robert T. Tarr has been appointed
guardian for Margaret Tarr in probate
court: bond $500.
Weirton post No. N Of the American
Legion Will meet Monday evening in Tho
Legion rooms on second av"uu". In tho
absence Of Post Commander t. T. Hart
man, who is attending tn" national con
ycntfon AT Minneapolis. Vie" Commander
Percy Thomas Will preside at III" meet
, ing.
The Wcirton Pleasure club will hole
SO first dance Of tho Wcirton SoaSor
this evening in Chopin hall. This Clut
was organized recently. and has IN is
! membership Il larg" class of v"un" m"r
and women who plan Ia hold many so
rIal gatherings during IN" coming WIN
, Tor These dances are strictly invita-
| ton numbers.
Miss Lydia Anne Davis has returned
| From, n visit TO Pittsburgh. Pa.
| 4 smrnrise shower wns given Mr. an'
! Mrs. Chalmers Groves by tho former
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MANklNGTOk

,,,..rs,o I.hautcr NJ. .. q L =. Will
give n reception IN Grand ihtr"h Ut. =.
II. D"heniarfer a, 3'clork tn,S ryehsh *
invit"d. Refreshments will b" served
md a musical program VIII b" given.
MR. X, {. Dancer. of Wheeling and
nircc. Miss Marion 'rakcr or No~a'n,
Okla who is spending III" winter WIZ
Srr arr, here for n visit with Mrs. ". I.
Mrs G. n RoutwcN was n visitor in
Fairnnnt saturday.
G. s ThumaS WAS y hOS!r7S$ VISITOR
from f'airmout last week.
Roru-ThurSdIN November IL. tn MT.
md Mrs. Gerald Eiakc-a daughter.
= T. rricharL is 4 business visitor
Mrs L"wry Barg"r has returned home
20 81" rks burg after a visit with rcla-
Mr. and Mrs. GcorS" ETu"y have re-
turned % their HON" in Montgomery. w.
~ af,,r a months visit with relatives
III this vicinity.
Miss Frances latt"rS"n spent the
weekend at her HON" in Mnrgan'"wn.
Miss Lulu Mcmillan. NJ Wheeling.
sDcnt tho weekend at her HON" on Ecat-
Miss Srllc Rogcrson spent the week.
end with Miss Mary Spencer in Morgan-
Mr., Jack McCaren. Of Butler. Pa. is
visit,pE relatives here for Il few days.
Mrs. ". A. Taylor. Of Hundred. visited
friends here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Floyd leave to-
night for their new home in Keyser.
:. Mr., Albert Daughcrty visited friends
! in F'airview over sunday.
Francis Miller. Of tairmon'. was a
visitor here FridHS.
Mr. ". - ST." II 'larESburg, was
a visitor here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. l. ". lIanley and fam,
,ly we're visitors IN Fairmont Saturday
Mrs kathryn Could and daughter
Mrs. Gertrude HornSr. have returned
after few days visit in Clarksourg.
Mr. Fred Han"y. OF Fairmont. was q
visitor in town Friday.
MFR. r. NJ. Jones. OF Smithfcld was 9
business visitor in town Saturday.
Mr.. A. D. Lcggctt. Of Pullman. w. Va.
% the guest OF his son and family in
Mrs. s. A. Hayhurst. Of Rymer. Wis
i,ed friends here Saturday.
Miss Kathryn Charlton spent Satur'
day in Pennington with friends.
d. ]. O'Seil spent the weekend az his
Miss Air Perry left last week for al
extended visit in Colorado.
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Ohio Valley News

sister, Mrs. J. W. Underwood. ~ goodly
number gathered. and all enjoyed II
pleasant evening. Mr. and Mrs. Groves
leave for thar sew h"m" IN Warren. -.
"Wednesday evening Il class OF NOR
than 100 candidates was rlitlaied lhl"
the mysteries OF the local chapter OF the
L. II. c.
Holidays Cove officials arc Continu-
ing their war on spccd"rS. Three mo-
turcyclc drivers W. r" appr"hcndcd the
past week and each was assessed > ana
costs.
Mr.. Jones OF the Evans Bros. store is
~ Colorado springs visiting ms mother
John McI.arghlin and family have
moved into ono of the new houses on
Orchard street.
to the Lower cove rec, ntly from SttuD-
,rrvillr cutcrtH.r"d II number III FRIENDS
Monday evening.
II. :. Tru,schcl. who is now in the
automobile business n tO>huCion, one
drove here to spend Il few days with his
: family.
Misses Margaret and Edith Thompson.
who have been suffering from to1sllius,
are reported improving nicely
! Mrs. George Salnday has returned
! from lengthy visit to Carnegie. IA
Mrs. Harry T.. Thompson was called
( to Moncsscn, Pa. by IN" serious illness
Mrs George Fodor is E-~nc from a
! visit with friends in Carnegie. Pa.
+ rrof W. -. Johnston. SUPERINTENDENT
! Of schools is moving TO one Of tn" new
houses recently completed on Orchard
street The apartment above the Evans
store formerly occupied by Prof. john
ston and family Will be occupied by tn:
nurses employed by the Weirton Steel
I company.
: Mir. and Mrs. Charles Rrookshave
moved here from New KensinSt"n. Ia:
/ Charles l.. Robinson, an employc "
! tho PENNSYLVANIA railroad, who has
been confined to his home here by i'll
! ness for n number Of days. is greatly i'm
proved and has again taken up his
! duties
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Rrinfa and Phraonnls.

DrrirnInr his mnrnlnr mn studcnts
oC hirh s,.GnnI viii hrrIn their studies
,t x n'cInrk This will enable them
nor. I'M rmr ,,Lrcrics ~ tho afternoon
Nr aLu NrS II Long and family
re- Sonth Wnrwnod hayn arrived in
phocuiy Ariy whrr, they will sncnd
sa,nr,l ,r,r,L. ,.iyitirr relatives
N},Syr \o-u,nr Nurroy mud pnv
',, n.ui I.,'u,, ". .Jnc.J3y Tmr , ,r,;n
,'".',h ',,,' ~, -
!" VA, Iiry ,-,rocrors re rwc,,v
ci,.. ., w,Ii Inv this week fEr
coinn,lms whcrr they will make
,h,ir Lnn,c
!, =. Nlii,,u or WasLinrtun
p ,.jsi,i,i. r,IIiiv,. in Nv. Snuih
~, 80, - '''''''''' "
nv. ~, f. >,x.i ,,d r,,,,
, vi. '''l VII. ',','' ~ va, ''.I nv ~ ,,'.
ny nave r''",h'" -, '",'i Il"'' "a IAN
nIhGt"h, w 'a: ~ ''r o,luS Gill;" ''''
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ST. MARYS

E. A. Sayre vas a business caller at
/ Friendly Friday.
Mrs. Harold Riggs Of Bcns Run, visit
cd relatives here Thursday.
J. l.. Barron was at Parkersburg OH
| Thursday.
w. G. Guth was in Sistcrsvllc We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Bruce Grimm and children of
Fairmont. are visiting relatives here.
Aria Morgan was at Marietta Thurs
day.
Rev. T. Q. Martin and wife returned
Thursday from a visit in Tennessee.
Misses Mary Smittlc and Lulu Morgan
were shopping in Sistcrsvillc Friday.
/ a. H. Stanley was at parkcrsburg on
| Thursday.
! I. S. MiddauCh was n business visitor
at Si#tcrsvillc Friday.
! 7. S. Tarbox was at Marietta Thurs.
day.
| Misses Rachel Rae and Twin White
werc ut New Matarnoras. Ohio. Friday.
! Roy Murphy, who has been out west
! for some time. returned home This week
Mrs. ". II. Kirby was shopping at Ma
ri-fta. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs L. +. Albright spent 4
! few days in Pittsburgh last week.
| Miss Maudc InErahn. Of Waverly. Wis
! itcd friends here Wednesday.
Il. a. Butler, Of Bcllajrc. Ohi" was n
=, business visitor hero Thursday.
Mrs. O. @. Barllwoll. was ut New Mat
arrnras. Ohio. Friday.
Miss Bculah Pickcns. OF Eureka. was
! shopping here Thursday.
/ Miss lila watts was shopping a Par
kcrsburE Wednesday.
G J. Colvin was Mt Willow Friday
GolHio Rcnnctt left Saturday for Stcu-
bcavIllc. Ohio. where she will be- employ
ed.
J. c. Powell was a BUSINESS visitor II,
Marietta Thursday.
Miss Lola covcll visited friends at
T%rns Run. Friday.
Howard McBrid" was at Willow Fri.
day.
Mrs Joe chips, Of Weston. is visiting
relatives here.
q. II. Phillips was n; Marietta Thurs,
day.
Misses Frances Adkins and LuriIl,
Ruitcncuttcr visited friends at Sisters
yillo Saturday.
Mrs. Newton OEGin. &C. Marietta vit;'
it'd relatives her" Wednesday.
r NJ. Gardner W. = business visitor
ut Marietta. Thursday.
Miss I.ct!tia P"nnrrt"n. "r New Mar
tirsvillc. Is visiting Mr.. ANA Mrs. Robert
Pcnhrrton this wr'k.
Mr. " 7. Core and daughter. Nell
week.
Mrs. Lyell Dinsmoor was shopping al
Marietta Thvr'day.
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IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK. Nov. ls.-Gradual gains
hay. been recorded during the week IN
opcra,ions at the steel plants, through
out the country and several mills closed
SINCE September % last. reopened. Inc
situation in the steel market Is sun con-
sestcd. Domestic orders placed peloFe
tho strike and not being filled and ne"
business - waiting for booking space
Prices continue strong with an ad'a"c'
of s. ptr ton in billctS. Pittsburgh oase'
Advances in lighter steel products are
believed to be only 4 matter OF Sho''
time. 81 heavy is the ordering oy con-
sum"rS.
The steel corporation reported n gain
% lSS,p3Q tons IN untitled orders on Inv
last day Of October. the total stanaihs
ar6I7o66S tons. Decrease IN shipments
- believed 10 he the chief reason lot inc
Improvement since orders are known 10
have. been declined. In exports lalr
amount Of ordering - reported chi't
anonx which are billet t"rnaScS Ptac"u
by beng more FOR delivery next year an"
at advances from s. 10 s. per ton over
prevailing isures.
Iron PRICES cnnt,nu" 20 advanc" sharp
" and the incre2S" during tho past week
Ea.; been considerable. BrSS"mcr' f!ttN-
b,r.h. is being quoted =; $3.50. an al
,.rEc, ~ 81 per ton. ENr"r; bookings are
r.portrd slow. y marked SCARCITY Oh
available supplies has been un"arthed'
making forward business very uncertain!
and showing a strong UNIV. !'nEn"SS on
The mart oC sellers = C"rlnlt the mSclrcS
for next years deliveries.
Further easing in the price OF copper
has lccn acted. first hands now quoting
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position at tho Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road after several days illness.
Miss Suctta Kemplc has returned
home after spending the week emu III
North Wheeling with her sister.
Harley Wilmington and Lienel An
drrws left for Akron. where they nave
accepted positions.
Mrs. Elmer ClyScr and son of Clarks-
burg are spending several days here
with friends.
Allianc" Richmond has returned home
aCTer a brief visit at Baltimore.
Mrs. Peter Scltnor spent yesterday In
Brunksidr with her mother.
Miss Norma Howard was visitor IN
Bcll&ire yesterday.
Fred K"mplc continues i'll at the Glen
dale hospital.
Miss Agnes Lemon has resigned her
position at thu Cooperative store.
Miss Pauline LETTERS has returned 10
her home al EcllSburg after brief
visit her" with friends.
Howard Thun"n WIS II visitor IN
MuundSvillr last evening.
Mrs !. j. Miller of South Marshall
street WAS removed Ia the Glendale hos
pItll last evening.
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WILL GREET THE PRINCE.

NEW YORK. NOV. 16.-Ecpr'senta-
tives Of III" army and navy. OF the state
and city, will cross the Hudson Tuesday
morning to Jersey City to greet the
Prince Of Wales when he arrives there
70 begin his five days visit TO New York.
After an informal reception on the
Jersey shore tn" royHl party VIII en-
bark on n barge from II. NJ. S. Rcnown
and speed across the river to the Bat
terry. escorted by craft bearing wclcom-
ING ALLEGATIONS. On landing the Prince
will motor ia city hall. where No will
he received III the aldcrmanic chamber
hv Secretary Of State Hugo and Mayor
Hylln.
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German-AuStrO Union
Again Is Agitated

RERSE Switzerland. Saturday Nov.
1gfRy The Associated PrcsS)-A
crisis appears Imminent in Austria &C
rording 70 adrices received here
political discomfort and the. economic
distress are arousing the people The
Vienna government. u IS rfpor,rG -
n.hIe 70 maintain ira power. and the
annhIic is likely TO fall TO pieces. s"v-
srai groups declaring for a union with
Germany. -. ,s,-,o, army
will no, try 20 prr.ert NV r ,i,ns been ."
a. a. replaced with socialists.
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Will Entertain Friday.

Homer l'nrkcr will entertain group
Of his friends Friday evening ai MS
home on Logan street. The evening Will
be spent in games. music and other dl-
versions The following have received
invitations: Misses rhclma Smith. rs
thor EnydCr. Florcncc i"uck. Amrlia
Grcsnncr Hilda Baker. Mary MOTIFS
Martha Bodc. Margaret KplGr. Anna
kcmple. Alma Love. McsSrs. iiarold
Schafcr, Clarence Bhecl. Marion Wilson.
Austin LIncberscr. Joseph Grcshner.
Herman Hart. Harold Rrannen. Smith
Mcf:Iruy, Charles FinnigaT.
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Excallent Record.

S,eubenyilr high closed 4 SUCCESSFUL
football season Saturday by defeating
Fast Palestine high by 4 score of "A to
q. ont If ton games played during the
season. the Stubs won seven. tied two
and lost one. Martins Ferry high
which beat them by on" touchdown was
the only eleven to take tn" measure Of
Tho locals. Practice Of the basketball
candidates will begin within the COM
ing week.
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Opposed to Return.

The Allied M!l Council OF nc Steu-
h.nvill,. district. representing all crafts
on strike III local mills. held meeting
yesterday and went on record as Hh-
nnsrd - n return 10 work until the de-
Inands are granted. The action OF the
mill council was taken to combat gen
rraI return 10 work 1T the Carnegie
Steel plant at Mingu and LaBclle Iron
Works. this city. on Monday. il being
understood that both plants will reopen.
the Carnegie to resume operations IN
some departments and the LaBelle to
, being repair work.
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Siren Received

After much waiting by the fir"men
for n" large siren which was purchased
by the town fathers. the alarm was re-
criVcd Saturday afternoon. The siren
will be installed close t. the Bell Trle-
phouc COMPANY orfic" SO that IL can be
operated by the operators on duty. who
arc the first to receive all fire calls.
II has q three horse power motor at
tarhcd and from statements received by
different cnuncilmen II VIII be heard
all over town. This is what Warvood
needs az it will be much quicker than
tho telephone system.
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Contract Awarded.

Tho kItrhcn TOhtTactINE llFrh' OF
Wheeling. has been awarded the CON
;rac; fer the erection of the new L.
story bank building at Fourth and Mar
ket streets. here. by the Steubcnrille
Bank Il Trust Company. 1t is S6OO.o0N
contract and work OF clearing the Sit"
O! present structure is tn begin In TWO
weeks The new building. WHICH VIII be
one OF the finest financial institutions
in the valley. is to be completed by
next ArmiSt!ce Day.
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important Meeting.

The members If tn" American Legion
will hold an important meeting Tuesday
evening III their headquarters on Logan
street The reports will be made Dy
Thomas Mountain, who recently return
ed from the national convention at MIN
ueHpOlis The officers for the ensuing
year will lac elected, and full member
ship is desired.
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Reports are being received by TIL
citiZ"nS about IN" reckless driving Of
automobiles Through town. Several
have had naTrnw ESCAPES while aliEht-
INK from street cars. There is an ordi-
nance prohibiting such IN town which Is
expected To he put in fore" during the
next few DAYS
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Miss Mabel Thnncn entertained
group uf her friends Saturday evening
in honor Of several nurses Of the Glen.
dale hospital. TIL" chief dIvcrsinrlS al
the evening were games and music. NJ
Il srlSnnahlc hour delicious luncheon
was served. Thos" present included
MIss.s Gr.r- TAYLOR. Anna Pearl. Heller
DO VuIl. Is. springer. Anna llarhlnsnn
Mabel Thou"n. MrssrS. Arthur Mctahl"
Harold White. Paul Rial. Earl Dough
rrry. Howard Thunrn. William lIauGh
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Social and Business Session.

McmbcrS Of The Luther League OF tHc
! Lutheran church, will hold business
and social session Tuesday evening at
; the home OF Miss Mary Miller. OF EiEh-
| tenth street. a charter which mas
been drawn up by the pastor VIII De
!, SurlAl tllnr.
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There Will be Il meeting IhurSuhy
evening OF the members OF Mrs. MAJ!
GUudwIns Sunday school class and the
Triangle at the nome Of MIR. George
Davis on Lincoln avenue. The purpose
of the meeting is TO make plans Tor a
number Of social events which are 10
take place IN the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-17

Rev IIclfrr formerly of hWeclinE.
who recently returned from overseas as
Il chaplain, conducted both morning and
evening services ut the Christian
church Mr. Hclfcr is one Of the young
est pastors in this part OF the country
and he is very good speaker. All enjoy
jryC N" services - n" speaker tol con-
siderable Of his experience with the boys
and pcOpl" on the. other side.