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The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-03

he had not come to Interior Alaska
to make speeches, the object of his
visit being to get first-hand inforra-
ton regarding the progress of the
railroad and the general conditions
of the country. He expressed re-
gret over the inability of Secretary
Lane to make the trip North, and
explained that critical conditions in
the States, resulting from the high
cost of living, had made it impossi-
BILE for the secretary TO leave Wash
ington. The trip was abandoned at
the last moment, after all prepara-
tons had been made by Secretary
Lane and the several members of
Congress who were to have visited
the territory. Two members of the
original party had come, however,
he said-Mr. Hallowell, who has
direct supervision over railroad af-
fairs at Washington. and DIR"
Brooks, who was a member of the
Taft railroad commission in 1913,
and who has been in Alaska a large
part Of the time since 1898. And
he pointed out that it was big
advantage to have with him or
the trip his immediate superior.
The colonel recalled previous
visit 10 Interior Alaska in 1914, be-
fore the town of Nenana existed
AS a member OF the commission.
he had followed the proposed right
of way and saw considerable of the
country, studying conditions and
looking over the resources.
He said he was sorry he could
not discuss the plans OF the COM
mission relative 10 further activities
il this division The illness Of Mr..
Browne, he explained, had preclud-
ed the possibility of talking bust
ness with him on the road in from
the Pass. But he expected TO go
into the matter thoroughly upon his
return from Fairbanks, his chief
object in coming to the Interior be-
ing TO size up local conditions, the
possibilities of tonnage, and TO
formulate plans for future work.
The activities of the commission.
he pointed out, are necessarily lin
tied 10 the amount of funds made
available by Congress At the pres
ent time, he said, the commission
is practically broke, as the result
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-03
NENANA ENTERTAINS
RAILROAD VISITORS:
PLANS MADE KNOWN

Colonel Frederick Mears, head of
the Alaskan Engineering commits
sion; John W. Hallowen, assistant
secretary of the interior, and DR."
Alfred H. Brooks, geologist in
charge OF the division of Alaskan
mineral resources, who arrived over
the Broad Pass trail yesterday on
a tour of inspection of the Govern
ment railroad enterprise, were
guests of the Nenana Commercial
club at an impromptu smoker, held
at the Bowen building, last night.
Ii was the first appearance of Col
onel Mears and Or" Brooks in
Nenana since the commencement
OF railroad work, and the first visit
of Mr.. Hallowell TO the Interior
country.
The smoker was arranged at the
request Of Engineer in Charge
Fredk D. Browne, who met the Wis
itors near Broad Pass and accom-
panied them to town. but who, IN
fortunately. was unable 10 attend
the smoker himself. owing TO illness
which overlook him on the trail.
The purpose was TO give the people
Of Nenana an opportunity to meet
the men TO whom has been en-
trusted the task OF completing the
railroad and 10 supply them with
such information regarding condi-
tons in Interior Alaska as might
be help in solving the many prob
lens confronting them.
With the hall well filled with
members Of the club and other resi-
dents of the town, President p. S.
Mcdonald welcomed the visitors to
Nenana, assuring them that the peo-
pie of Interior Alaska appreciated
their coming, confident that the visit
would lessen the distance between
Interior Alaska and the coast and
between the territory and Washing
ton. His opening remarks were in
the nature of general introduc-
ton. in which he referred to the
splendid achievements of the dis
tinguished guests and TO the prom
Use of future results in Alaska, with
them associated with the railroad
enterprise.
Colonel Mears was the first Of
the visitors TO address the gather
ing. He is young man. not much
over forty, with a soldierly bearing
and direct of speech. He said that
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-03
NEW ZEALAND HAS
RATIFIED TREATY

WELLINGTON, n. T., Sept s.
After lengthy debate, parliament
today ratified the German peace
treaty, substantial majority Of the
members approving the action
The treaty terms were subjected
TO considerabl criticism by the
Unionist members, but their opposi-
ton was not sufficient TO defeat the
ratification
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WESTERN SENATORS
DEFEAT AMENDMENT

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. s.
The amendment to the administra-
ton oil land leasing bill, which was
introduced by Senator LaFollette
and which proposed to authorize the
President TO fix and control the
price OF coal, oil and other prod
ucts from Government lands leased
under the measure, was defeated
today by Western senators. The
Wisconsin senator has consumed 10
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-03

hours of the Senate's time in speech
making since last Wednesday, in an
effort TO defeat the measure.
Senator Thomas, Democrat, of
Colorado, declared today that if the
pending measure is not disposed of
by tonight, he will invoke the
cloture rule. Senator Smoot, Of
Utah, a Republican, says it is his
intention to keep the senate in ses-
sion tonight until a vote is taken,
even if it takes all night
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-03
SALVAGE COMPANY
WILL TRY TO RAISE
STEAMSHIP ISLANDER

JUNEAU.-Attempt is to be made
by a salvage company to raise the
treasure ship Islander, wrecked Au-
gust Is, 1901, between Douglas and
islands, Southeastern AL
aska The Islander, which struck
an iceberg and was sunk with the
loss of thirty-nine lives, was valued
at $4,000, and carried a cargo
estimated to be worth nearly ST.
100000
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ALASKA GAMERS TO
INVESTIGATE METHODS
OF CANNING SALMON

JUNEAU.-More than seventy AL
aska canneries, working through the
National Gamers association. have
begun a thorough investigation of
the methods used in canning salmon
in the Juneau district. 1t is be-
lieved that the inspection will result
in discouraging improper methods of
canning, which recently brought
about condemnation of large salmon
shipments to Puget Sound.
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PERSHING is GENERAL;
SENATE APPROVES BILL

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept g.
The bill comforting upon John j.
Pershing the permanent title Of gen
eral, which was approved by the
lower house of Congress several
days ago, was passed by the senate
late yesterday afternoon, and now
goes to the President for his sig
nature.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-03
ITALIAN KING TO
ASSIST PEASANTS

ROME, Sept. 3.-Announcement
has been made to the effect that
the king Of Italy will surrender the
crown properties to the peasants
of the country and for the prose
cution of national work for the ben
eft of former soldiers.
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COLD BIRDS SEIZED
IN SPOKANE STORAGE

SPOKANE, Was, Sept 3.-Fed-
eral agents have seized $4,000
pounds of poultry which was found
in cold storage in this city.
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REQUESTS
MONEY TO FIGHT FIRE

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. s.
The department OF agriculture has
requested Congress TO appropriate
the sum of s2,5O0,000 TO be used
in fighting forest fires in the West.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-03

Sigfred Hanson, lofty resident
and native of Sweden, has made
application at Fairbanks to become
an American citizen He came to
the States in 1907.
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PRESIDENT HAS
MADE PLANS TO
CALL MEETING

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept. 8
According to information coming
from the White House this after
noon, President Wilson is preparing
a call for national conference to
be held in this city between DC
tober 18th and 10th. for the con-
sideration Of economic problems now
confronting the nation.
Labor leaders, capitalists and ag-
riculturists will be invited to at
tend the conference, and it is ex-
pected that every section of the
United States will be represented al
the meeting, regarded here as one
of the most important scheduled,
since it will bring together the three
vital elements of American indus
try.
The plan of the President is be-
ing generally discussed here and in
other Eastern cities, and the belief
is expressed that the conference vii!
be productive Of beneficial results.
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Wednesday, September 3.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES |.
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TEMPERATURE

IEpU1Etu Dy Lnt gUFtfhmEhi
observation station, Nenana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
POSSESSION Of
RED LITERATURE
NOT AN OFFENSE
JUDGE SoNndERVILLE ,SUSTA1nS
DEMURRER IN MoUNDSVdLE
CASE.
wishart Freed Because State DID NOT
Include Distribution in Charge.

charles Wishart. Moundsvllie
Lu;hinian coal miners indicted on n
charge Of violating the state so-call"d
anti-rcd flag law. was set at liberty yes
tcrday. Judge J. L. Snmmrrrilir pre-
siding in Marshall county circuit court
a, Moundsvillr. sustained a demurrer
TO the indictment returned against Wis
hart.
The so-callcd rcd-naE law makes 1t an
uncnSc to have in ones possession red
or black flag or to be in possession OF
or distribute literature which opposes
thu American form If government
Wishart WAS arrested. following raid
i'm which officers found n quantity or
alleged Soviet literature IN his possess
ion.
Tho demurrer 10 the Indictment wa:
based on the ground that the state -
it's indictment only charged Wishart
with having the literature in his
possession. failing to charge him with
circulating II. Judge SommcrrillC held
that mere possession OF the Soviet liter
nture is not sufficient to constitute an
offence under the statute and sustained
the demurrer.
Wishart. who has been under bond.
was given his liberty.
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ter a few days spent in New York. Mrs.
Greene vii. =" e. her home AZ Sa!rm.
Mass. where she will remain for visit
OF several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs. owners of the
Jacobs farm which was recently sold
to the Methodist Conference for an IN,
dustrial and agricultural school haN"
purchased the Ben lIldr"th HON" al
Leathcrwood. and will take possession
Of il IN the near future.
Miss Catherine Swaync. who has
charge Of the new Oliver millinery Shor
in Main street had as her quests over
the week end. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Kelly
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Wells. OF Ala
bama, who have been the guests of Nj
and Mrs: +; NJ. Jacobs at their home
New York. Mrs. Wells will do some
shopping in New oYrk City before her
return to her home IN Alabama. Mr.
Henry Jacobs. Of Texas. is also visiting
at the home OF his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Becker, who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
George L. Stifel at their home at
Pleasant Valley. left Tuesday for ST
| Louis. o,,
Millinery Company. was a business Wis
itor here Monday and Tuesday.
John Eloss left ycst,rlny for New
! York CIty, from which i,laC" he VIII e.
10 Sarnia where he Will meet MS son
who has been there for the past Two
months.
Captain Bert F. Phillips. deputy pro
/ hihitinn commissioner, VIII L" L" WASH
inStun. Pa. this morning to VISIT ms
father who celebrates his birthday ami
Vrrsary today.
Mrs. VI. g. Mallott. Of Marmln "'"l'
has left for her home after spending =
few days with her daughter, hr~. l."u:
Henderson, Of this city.
Johr Moran. Of this city. has returned
after a visit Ia Pittsburgh.
Miss Hilda ITorhl has returned 10 the
cjty after spending few days III Fall
: timorc.
Rex King. Of IN" Island is back nj
work after being confined In his home
with appendicitis.
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BEAUTY SPECIALIST
TELLS SECRET
Beauty Specialist Gives Home Made
Recipe to Darten Gray Hair.

Mrs. NJ D. Gillespie. a w"l known
beauty specialist Of Kansas city. recent
~ ravs OUT the following statement re-
Garding gray hair:
Anyone can prepare simple mixture
At home. that Will dtrk"n gray hair ana
make il soft and glossy. TO n half pint
-, water add Ounce OF bay rum. 4 small
box Of Barha Compound and 4 ounce
~ Slyccrln".
These Ingredient ~an be purchased
nj any drug store At very little cost.
Apply to the hair twice week until the
desired shade is obtained. This will make
= gray haired person look twenty years
;oungcr. II does not color the scalp. is
rot sticky or greasy and does not rub
or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
Ethel Clayton's
Beautiful Complexion

That splendid actress now appearing
under the Paramount banner is famous
for her beautiful Cui 'rl'Ni"ri. Sh" at
tributes her wonderful skin /" thu us"
Of n Simpl" toilet art."l" called b"Cwl'l".
There Is nothing like i for tan. ir"C',t"f.
shiny nose. Sal'uw. dark, ruUrh SKIN.
II takes tn" plrr" "f FAC powder. SiH%S
on better aS Precipitation docs not ~
feet il, and il instantly hraut.i'"& lh''
complexion. one Application proves II.
II ynu want q NJ" Diy-whit" SKIN with
rosy checks. get both" Of Drrwilln
today; you will b.. delegated. D"rw 10
IL sold at all Up-tr-Ga'" ir.i't counters.
T." sur" to read !arfr Hnn'uI''"m"nt 81
Miss t'layt"u'S soon t. APPEAR III thiS
nlu,r It tells how L. instantly have Il
beautiful cnnrl"Niun ana 4 soft. Whit.
vrlvoiy skin everyone Just loves TO
touch.
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INSPECT LOCAL SITES
FOR COLORED HOME

\ cnnmitr"" appointed hy Governor
Cornwcll To- select 4 location for the col
orcd hospital and Il school for III" c"lor"d
deaf nlutcS and the .Iiui viii arriN" EI
the city today Ia inspect several local
sites rs IN" poSsIbl" l"CatI"n or the
homes. S,irS in Raleigh. Putnam. Fay
otto and Mason c"unti'S ar" ais under
discussion. Aftrr investigating local
spots 'hcy Will report 10 authorities 1t
charleston. and upon their recommends
lion tho site will l." CHOSEN.
The committee is composed OF Attor-
ncy f. L. Graham. fnrm"rly Obi" county
law librarian. g. II. James. WHOLESALE"
merchant of Charleston. and lpr. {. L.
and Harry Ecidrl, bon Of this city. The
Anderson ut Mount Hope.
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HAD EYE REMOVED

A. J. Vierheller. we'll known resident
Of sixth and National Road. Fulton. was
able 10 be removed to his home yestef.
Grafton at the Ohio Valley General hos
ritai. Mr.. Vierheller had his left eye
removed. He sustained an accident
while working in the capacity Of me-
chanic at the General Baking CompAnys
plant on North Main street. whicn
caused the loss Of his eye. He 10 how
ever now recovering very nicely.
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WILL F, COLMAR TO
THE KEYSTONE STATE
Well known Local Banker Resigns Po-
sitIon Here to Enter other Fields
OF Labor.

William T. C0lmar. receiving teller OF
the Quarter Savings Bank. rendered his
resignation yesterday. to take effect on
November 18th. owing To tho fact that
he has accepted n lucrative position with
n big firm at Mcadvillc. Pa. for which
plac" he will leave about tho end Of III"
present month. In fact h" has entered
the firm at that rlac"'as a partner
Mr.. rolmar has been connected with
the local banking house for Some time
and enjoys 4 large aCQuIintauCc
throughout the Wheeling district. He is
one Of tho most widely known Of tn"
younger business men Of tho city and II
will he with regret that he is to leave
the city. However. his friends all OK
tend to him their best wishes for his
future welfare.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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q 4 Walden chairman and Mrs. Garth
Hcnrnc. vice chairman. for tn" bridge
ten and Thanks GivnrE market. MhI'h
viii b. given uad"r Il" aGSplr"s ~ inc
TWis "a Tuesday. November -. IN the
ball room uf the hotel Mcclure.
Each Tw.g has pledged certain
amount Of financial y!d {" the ONO
Valley General hospital and tn" Graft
has; Jahcr this means Of raising their
uuota The !adi. = are experiencing quit"
IA tttlr difficulty n securing sufficient
sugar {" make the numerous d"llcacI"S
they nave planned. However. there will
hs many articles which Will greatly add
10 the Thanksgiving menu. and II IL
hoped that large patronage Will favor
thnIr Effort.
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Macademy Club Dance.

Tho M0radcmy rIub HunWunV"s an IN
Formal dnnc" 10 hc given Friday even
iuE.. November IA. in the ball room OF
Tho Hotel MCI.uru Jaruh'S Novelty
orchestra has been engaged In furnish
,hc SnlS!cal program. Th"S" desiring
tn attend may secure tickets from any
Of the members Of the club. CSrmack,
GrclE. and Goethe compose the commit
tee and they promise the usual enjoy
able time for those who are planning 10
attend.
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Tho Mystery Of q Missouri Collar.

IT has gotten so that when man goes
down i-ru your BASEMENT you do not
know whether he wants TO read the
meter. hunt for boarded food or smell
for cuntraband.-Lcxin News.
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Mrs. nillon Honorec.

Mrs. Robert S. Dillon. former M me-
VIII IS the guest of Mrs; ~ \: Mhc "a AS -
nri,,, cCmniimcnted with series OF ae-
i,..hif,,i ,..urtcsics during h"r stay here;
i Last cvcaing Mr.. an Mrs. Jesse sp%idel
.II.~r,aincd with an informal dinner
rar,y for Mrs. Dillon. with q very lev
intimate friends present nnis -
.,nnn M the hotel Mcclure Mrs. FRANK
! schmidt viii be hostess at luncheon
i.,,rrnl.rncntnrY to Mrs. Dillon.
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CLUB NOTES

On Friday. November 18th. thor" Will
hc held n general meeting "f the
Woman's Club at tn" y. .. L. W. hall
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at go in the afternoon. which will b"
addressed by Miss Sallie Lucas Jean.
field secretary Of the child Health or
Ean.2ation Of New York city. 4 report
Of the delegates to the State Federation
convention which was held last nlrht
week at Clark&hurE Will be read. Mrs
Charles s. Morrison will give report
Of the lectures which took Tiac".
Next Monday, tho drama lraCu" de-
partmcnt. under the leadership @! Mrs
Walter Kelly. chairman. ana Mrs. Harold
brennan. NiCC-Chairmaa. VIII give IN"
first scenes Of AnliEOn". the ancient
creek drama. by SuphoclcS, ana Lacy
Windrrmrr's Fan. the modern drama al
which Oscar Wild" was the writer. NJ
tho 4. o. l. W. hall. Th"s" two scenes
Will be produced in costume. Miss
! Sara Jarkson will take the part OF An
tigonc AMI Miss Ruth Petit Of Martins
Ferry will cnnct the role Of lSmcni in
the Greek drama scenes.
In Lady Windrrm"rc's Fan. Miss
Mary Hayes VIII enact tn" role of Lady
WIndrrmrTc: Miss Srra Whitaker viii
be the durhcSS e berwick. Miss Cath
cr.mc Pfarr. Lady Agatha Carlisle; and
Mrs. George CuUdon Lord Darlington
Tn, part If Lord Windcrmcrc will be
done by Miss Helen Cromw"II. and Mrs
I."" I'M will take tho part or Parker
! tn" butler.
II is cNp"rt"d that there Will he Z
large attendance to witnesses these tw,
! presentations Of the classic and modern
! dramas which besides being Il very nov
! Il ami entertaining feature or The
, leagues study, offer such AN exception
ally good opportunity IN the study "i
! TN. contrast Of tn" base principles un
| Il, rlyinE the formation Of the ancient
and present day constitution Of dra
matte principi,S.
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ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED
ENGAGEAHNr OF MISS LUCILLE
A. WEST, OF THIS CITY, AND Oh
PRED II. RoHow, OF BESSEMIH
MICHIGAN, Is ANNOUNCED.
wedding VIII BE An Interesting Even
OF November IL, And WIZ taA
Place At Chicago, Illinois.

DR.. ard Mrs Homer ). West. 81 'h3t>s
line street. announce tine crSnSnihrn' ~
their niece. Miss Lucille y. "'SS; ~
DIT. Fred NJ. R"hOw. of E"sSencr: III III
Tho wedding VIII take place a. '"'e''A''
Illinois. November nth. ~ IL
The engagement is the cu!min3,'' T u.
a couIt>hip begun at Camp Meade; -, ha,'
t!more. Md. last year while MISS "Est'
who is n graduate OF the Nh""inH n"S
pital class Of 1914. was in the $cF',tr
Or. Rohow Was also engaged IN 1r'
United States army service at Camp
Meade
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Postpone Recital.

Th,. lWiI!phi recital which was |"
have taken place oH Sunday afternoon
has been postponed owing To the mon
Mission mass meeting which Will d"
held M tho Court th"atr" That afternoon
The twilight recital viii bn given Sun
day November u.
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o,-,,, vo,nntser Circle,

Tho mr.nhers Of the Girls volunteer
circle Of Roncy's Point. were VIZ n,
hir.sontly entertained at masquerade
b,rty yiycn at tho home Of Miss VIZ
cinia scabright. Tho evening was spent
IN n,rrry games and music and at a
late hour a very dclcctaole supper was
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- Sclty ""rtha Wclty.
II : D,,co

The Columbia club will give dance
this evening in their auditorium on lnS
South Side. Bachnlan's orchestra WIZ WI.
furnish the music and r"trSShmCmts VII
he ssrve5 during the evening. The hall
ms undergone some attractive improve
mcntS and in order To keep the dances
on their high plane, no one VIII oe
admitted without an invitation.
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Miss Gertrude Wilson. Of McMechen.
Who has been III Pittsburgh for the past
three months has returned to Wheeling
and will resume her profession as
nurse.
Mrs. George Greene. Of Lennox> who
has had as her guest Miss Connolly. of
Elmira. New York. left last night for
New York City with Miss Connolly. Ar
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r-.,,sr,,nrI church announce that the an
nrll thanksgiving bazaar and supper
viii be held on tuesday. November 20,
in n" parish house. a variety OF fancy
aprons, dress covers. cushions and m
Vulnerable dainty and uSciQI ealhtio
~. ncnu, which consists OF the favored
dHlicacirs of the season. will prove ir1
rcsistiblr To those who have at'enucn
,hcsr affairs on other occasions. MIS-;
Jacob birmingham is the chairman ana
she is beir = assisted by committee OF
capable workers.
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Thea Dance.

Copies OF the following invitation
have been received giving promise or
very pleasant evening for many young
folk:
You are invited 70 take your grille" to
TREE DANCE
Wednesday evening. November Twrlita'
a, Convention Hall, Auditorium Build
ing, Wheeling, W. Va
Grcigs Saxaphou" orchestra. of Altoona
Ia.
The same boys who made such HIT on
oct. s.
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announcement.

Mrs. Elizabeth EiLI'SpE
announces the marriage Of her daasn'e'
Elizabeth Dcv!ile
70
Charles Stewart.
/. s. Army.
Atlanta Georgia.
Wednesday. November ,, 1919
AT Home
After December First
Fort Mcpherson. Ga. -, -, =,
much interest locally. The Bird" IS INC nc
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth GiufSpy. ..
No. i:Is Baltimore street. She Is =
graduate Of Wheeling high schoGI anu
Siso ~ the Ohio Valley General hoSpi-
81 For TWO wears she has been IN the
= "a $. service stationed at Fort McphsE-
son. where her husband is also ioTaSeui;
Eri,her one has been discharged ana
they will make their home there toF ''''
preSenc
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From tho City.
At THE HOTELS.

McLure-J. L. Hanlcy. Jr.. T. f. era
ham. Parkersburg: J. Il. Somervllle
Wcllsburg; Il. W. Thomson, SistersVll!e;
J. Il. Clements. Fairmont.
Windsor-C. Howard Lorry. Manning
ton. n, w. Eschcnbrcuncr. Clarksburg
J. \. sullivan. Fairmont
Stamm-W. +. Dulfi"ld. Clarksburg
Rogers-W. W. Tumllnson. Wellsburg