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The Washington times., 1919-12-29

hooves all of us to stretch an egg
~ we would our last penny. I am
suggesting some good egg-savins
recipes
CHOCOLATE SPONGE ROLF
Old way. New Way
! cup sugar cup sugar
cup hot water y cup hote water
teaspoon vanilla l teaspoon vanilla
: squares choco- SQUARES choco-
~ late late
. ,aSisspoons but tablespoons short
ter ening
iS cups -FOUR IL cups -four
/ teaspoon Royal eteaspoons Royal
Baking Powder Baking Powder
y teaspoon salt y teaspoon salt
Add sugar slowly to beaten
eggA then hot water Add vanilla.
melted chocolate and melted shortening
without beating. sift nour. baking pow
5sr and salt together three times and
sift into mixture. folding in as lightly
as possible Pour into large baking pan
lined With oiled paper Cbatter should be
not more than y inch thick) ana bake
In slow oven about 20 miputes. Turn
ont on q damp hot cloth; spread with
Royal icing and roll while stilI warm
Cover with chocolate Icing II desired.
ROYAL ICING
I cop granuiated y cup water
nugar -,...coon v.,iua
I teaspoon Royal
Baking Powder
Boil sugar. bahing powder and water
with mixture makes soft ball when
tested IN cold water. Remove from rire.
and when buboiing stops pour out on
vet platter: cool. add vanilla and work
up with knife until white and thick. II
.seo hard TO spread melt In double boiler
The Washington times., 1919-12-29
RAIsIN CUP CAKES

RAISIN CUP CAKES
Old Way. New Way
- cup butter Is cup shortening
cup sugar l cup sugar
eGgS egg
= cup milk :, cup milk
Il = cups hour y cups nour
teaspoons Royal teaspoons Royal
Baking Powder Baking Powder
u teaspoon vanilla u teaspoon vanilla
y cup seeded rniD- ] cup seeded rails
fn9 fns
Cream shortening; add sugar and stir
N weli-oeaten egg. Add milk, and -four
which has been sifted with baking pow
der NIX well; add vanilla and raisins
which have been washed. dried and
Hoursd- Bake in creased Individual cake
tus In moderate over 20 to IS minutes.
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FOLLANSBEE

POLANSBEE. w. Va. May 25.-Werd
has been received by friends here that
Watt Smith, former tin worker Of this
place. who had been mourned as dead. Is
still in the land of living. being at the
present time with the Army OF Occupa-
ton in Germany. Last winter the re-
mort was received here that Smith had
made the supreme sacrifice in the Ar
gonne. letters being received from COM
rades who said they saw him tall. IL
develops from letters being received
now from Smith himself that he wa
badly wounded but recovered and e1-
poets to get home soon.
According to rumorS current mere. tho
IaBelle Iron Works is going 10 lend a
hand in the serious housing situation
bers and in Steuoenville. by building
fif,y or more modern homes on it's prop
erty north Of FollansbCe and adjoining
the coke plant property. 1t - SAID tha'
the houses will be started within short
time.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for a
farewell reception 10 be rendered Kew
Imhoft, pastor Of the Christian church
who has accepted call 10 Cleveland.
The reception will be held at the church
on the evening Of March 81.
Mrs. A. H. Hart~nste'n has returned
from visit with relatives in Wheeling
Rev. w A. Shaw is home from PITTS
hugh. where he visited with friends.
Mrs. W. Brady has arrived here from
Panama for visit with relatives
Mrs. George Rogers has returned from
visit with friends in Toronto.
Mrs. William Lubey and son. Wlliiam
are visiting with friends in SteuoenVllle'
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New Martinsvtlle Briefs.

Miss Eleanor cl"lland returned TO her
home in Warrington after spending a
few days in this city.
Leonard Newman was business call
or in Pine Grove Thursday.
Miss Gladys Morgan. Of Reader. pass
ed through this city. en- route TO wheel
ing Thursday.
Charles McMunn was a business caller
In Woodland Thursday.
J. D. Warficld spent Thursday in Fol
son visiting friends.
Mrs. Jess Cross. Of Hastings. was
shopping in this city Thursday.
Miss Nola Bennett. of Bethany. is
spendinc a few days in this city visiting
relatives.
Mack Kigcr. Of Paden City. was bus
mess caller in this city Friday.
Paul Murdoch. Of Pittsburg. is spend
ing the weekend with relatives III this
Iaul Martin. OF Martins Ferry. is
spcndinE n fcw days visiting relative in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Hall Of Wheeling,
are visiting relatives in this city
David Kidd. Of Moundsvillc. was Il
business caller IN this crly Friday.
prnhih,tIon,s, Officer Bert Philips. "f
Wheeling. Was business caller III this
city Friday.
Thomas Gorrcll loft Friday for Akron.
O., whore u" VIII Ia. employed.
John I."rhr wa: Il business caller III
Wheeling Friday.
Harry Wsu"r 'vn* a business caller IN
Whr''in-; Friday
Mrs. Frank Berger left Friday for
Mathis Ferry on short visit.
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WARRINGTON

Mrs L. s. Courson has gone to TERN
Alta for a visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Orval Ash. '-'..'
Mrs Marie Brookover OF Sistcrsvillc
is tho guest Of heS granddaughter. Mrs.
c. r. Dcvnrc.
]. D. Charlton IS in Clintwood. Va.
whcr his brothcr-in-law. William
Scritchhcld is being treated for a cancer
on his leg and is reported TO be i'm
proving.
Miss Claricc NJ. Turner was a business
visitor in Fairncnt Saturday.
Miss Helen Rcdmon was the guest OF
friends in Morgantown over the week
end
Miss Florence Buckhanncn Of Wash
inGton. is III" guest Of friends here.
Miss Ircnc O'Ncil is the guest OF rel
ativ"s in EransburE. IA.
Miss G"ncvicvc MaGcc was a visitor
in Fairm"nt Friday.
Miss Lillian johnson Of Fairmont.
spent the week end with friend here.
Mrs. r. 4. Singleton spent the week
end with friends in ClarksburE.
Miss Mable Morgan spent the week
end nj her home hero.
Mrs. II. H. Hagcrty and daughter. Miss
Josephine. spent Friday here with
friends.
Miss Allie Singleton was visitor in
Fairmont Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. y. Tost spent the
week with relatives in Cameron.
Mr. Ed Guthrie spent Saturday with
friends N Wheeling.
Miss Eliza Bursach has returned after
a few days visit in Wheeling.
Mr.. NJ. \. Rose Of aFirmon;, spent the
week end with friends here.
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PADEN CITY

Laynan watkins was a business caller
in New MaTtinsville. Thursday.
Miss Francis Hall is spending 4 few
days in Wheeling.
Miss Walter Smith and Mrs Geors Q
Potts are spending Thursday in Wheel
ing.
Mont Long was on business in Sis
tersviile Thursday.
Miss Gladys Morgan has gone to
Wheeling for q short visit.
Mrs. James Meeks. OF Sistersviile. is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Henry koontZ returned from 3
short visit at Mddlebourne. Thursday.
Mrs. James Watkins returned TO her
home in Middlcbourne Thursday.
Mrs. o. o. Stuck. of Meadville. left
Thursday on a short visit in Wheeling.
Mrs. Henry Wctzcl spent the day with
her daughter in Sistersville.
Many people from this city attended
the Senior play at New Nartnsville on
Thursday.
W. S. Hall left Friday on a business
trip TO Benwood.
Lora Edgell returned from visit
with friends aut the Short Line
Miss Ethel Denis was entertained in
New Martinsville Thursday.
". B. Keifer was a business caller
in Sstersville Friday.
DR.. Bruce Kiefer was a business Visi-
tor in Jacobsburg Friday.
w H. Miller. OF New observation-disclosures
q business caller in this city Thursday.
Amos Norris was attending TO ousi-
ness in Sistersvillc Friday.
Mr.. Bertha Vagel has returned to New
Nartinsville after short visit with
friends in this city.
Misses Wilma and Wanda Morgan
Of Portcr's Falls, were visiting trlends
in this city Thursday.
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ceremony, The bride = a very attrac-
tive and accomplished young lady ana !"
a graduate Of the 81. MaryS hlHh Nrho"I.
The groom is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. /.
K. Everly. of P"rsl"y, W. Va Nr ara
Mrs EVERY will leave soon for Zen
lucky. where they VIII make their fu-
turc home.
st. Mays Briefs.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold ADAMS returned
to their home in parkerShure Saturday
after visiting friends here for few days.
Miss Etric Gorrell was a Marietta
/ shopper Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Carroll spent few
days at New Martinsvlllc this week.
Mrs. John Flrshcr. Of Park"rshurg. IS
! the guest Of her mother. Mrs. Mary Rat
cliff. this week.
Ms. Joe Ford, Of Miller's Run. @. was
! called here this week by the illness OF
her father. Abe Sambcrson. Of Brood
| Run.
Mr.. and Mrs J. LOOMS Watson, OF
Pittsburgh. are the guests of III" form
er's parents. d. and Ms. j. B. watson.
c. 0. Matson. of McConncllsrIllc. is
the guests of relatives here.
Rev and Mrs. T. S. Martin are in Gin
cinnati this week
Fank Barron was over ut Charleston
on legal business this week
y. {. ogden Is AT NItrkSpuFE ''''
week attending meeting Of the state
embalmcrs.
Bennie H. Gorreu is At Huntington
this week on business.
Raymond Boylcs. who has been with
the Marines for some tim". has received
his discharge and is the guest OF rcla-
/ tives here this week.
Misses Nellie and Audrey Russell were
the guests Of Mrs. r. r. ll"ldr"n. Of
! Grape Island. Thursday
| Edgar Sullivan. of West Union, visited
| here a few days this week
! Harry Kelly returned home this week
: from Kansas.
, s. A. Barron returned I" his work al
Winchester. Ky. Thursday.
Harry Kinds returned this week from
. overseas He has been with the 2Sth
! (Ion) Division.
| Jas. White. Of Raven Rock. was il
! town Thursday.
! Hurley Davis. Of Adlai. was a business
; visitor in town Saturday.
Mrs G. r. Van Valley visited relative:
at Petersburg Thursday.
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BENWOOp
TO HOLD EXERCISES
THURSDAY EVENING

Tho sixth annual commencement NJ
tho Union High school will br h"id
Thursday evening. May %. in the Center
Benwond school auditorium Al O'Clock
and tho following program will be rem
dcrCd:
Ca)--Orrhostra selection.
(b)-OrChCstra selection.
)-March---"Battlr Song OF Lib.
crty". .Gumrs SaXaph"n" Orchestra.
ta)--'Ovtr tho Water .......... Homer
(b)--"Whcn Twilight Waves HIT
Gentle Spell. Beethoven
Girls Cleo Club.
Selection. .Gump's Saxaphone Orchestra
Adress-"Thr Leaders Of the Fu-
turc". ....Dr. Wallace Il. Fleming
President Wesleyan College.
Selection. .Gumps Saxaphonc Orchestra
Presentation ~ Diplomas. ...........
James 7. Powell
President Board OF Education.
"Forcvcr and y Day" ......... Bischoff
Girls Glce club.
Renediciion ......... Roy. y. L. Marplr
March. 3. .Gumps Saxaphone Orchestra
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OHIO VALLEY NEWS

attended COMMENCEMENT Friday evening
and WAS thu guest al Miss Harriet Eat-
k"r.
Mrs. Maym" Snl;h and SON. William.
returned Thursday from a several On!
vi,l, with her SISTER. Mrs. Robert WORK.
Ut Logan. and her hrolh'E III riaiN
May. Of jacksonville.
The many friends Of Mrs. Robert
Dcubow gave her Il pleasant surprise on
her birthday Wednesday evening. y
MOST delightful time was had and AZ the
propcr hour refreshments w"r" ScrN'u'
Mrs. Dcubow was presented with beau
tiiul sci Of table spoons. Th"@" present
We r. ;hr NlcSdamcS.. T.. W. cline. Geo.
y. Harvey. Matte Chico, I'D. Mach''aa|'
l.. L. carson. J"nnl" ko"niz. Charles
carson W. ~ Whctst"m" Frank Hur-
bachcr. VI. V. Sut"r, William k"l'hah'
J,hn R,rcntz, T. II. Meyer. Milton k""-
Icr Alex /. Way, W. NJ. holman. Osia
Enkcr, Fred Stovrr. Corlnnc GatSchi, IN"
Misses. Tune Tahiti. Lutte and Eliza
beth RuIbachcr.
Mrs John Shrakc and children. of
Charleston. arrived Thursday at IN"
home of l.. =. Shrake, 10 spend t."
weeks. ,
Mrs. Rosie Fov. who has hccn visiting
friends at Marietta. returned home
Miss Pearl Aanlon delightfully."- enter
canned her Sunday school CLASS oi Wv
Bap;ixt church Thursday evening. NJ
late hour dainty refreshments were
served.
Mrs. blanche Newman. who has h''n
visiting friends al M"undSNlile, return
81 hom" Thursday.
Mrs Fred S,"v"r was shopping Al SIS
trrSvlllr Thursday.
i o'clock dinner was al the nome "i
Mrs Charles SWALLOW Tuesday evening"
Mrs Swallow expects /" l"aN" LOT mr.
now home N Alliance soon. Th"Sc prs
on, were Mcsdamcs: OSIa RAk"r Milton
| keller Harry Audrey. Harold Hr""h'
Alex. Way. Eta Brown. Fred H,"N'r'
! ,Tcrinnc Gauriski, william Collins Helen
; whitney Robert Cunningham ana MISS
! Ruth Long. -o-o
ARA Pryor and Roy Patterson Wer'
| v;sItors AT Marietta Thursday.
! charles Yost returned 10 his w"rk at
! charleston Thursday. after IL" o'EH
| visit with His family. -
f, r W. Pryor made business "Trip ~
| Marietta Thursday. .-,,.
| s + Fllmer and family are VISITORS
his week Of relatives in Pennsylvania
| Or. T. J. Gautschl was IN Nn'e''''A
! Wednesday attending 10 business
| Mrs c. y. Els WAS shopping III al
persburE this week. ,o.,l.
! Harry Berrn. Of 81. Mary,s was I"'N'
inv after business in town IueSu"s'
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CLARINGTON

VIZ, Miller Of Bellaire. Ohio, spent
Sunday at the home Of his parents NIL
and Mrs Jacob Miller. ,,-
lanes OF Wheeling. was q VS.
TOR here the past week looking a''ef
the interests Of The lntelligcncer'
Georr. Strickling OF Ashland. ONO
former local boy, recently returned l.o'.
several months overseas serri9e' We
greeting friends in town the ti.S' Oh
the week. He was accompanied os MS
! mother. Mrs. T. s. Strlck'lns OIL Ash
land. on A visit to relatives.
Rrv. ChaA sevrinehaus Of Wheeling
preached Thursday and Friday evening
on Bethel pike. assisting the pastor III
tho Methodist centenary drive.
Mrs. Harold Sayre Of Feirmont. W.
Va wa. the guest Of her father. POST
master ], W. Sanford Thursday.
George Book Of Martins Ferry. ONO
| was a visitor at his home near town
| Sunday.
| Al the centenary rail- held at the
N. E. church Thursday evening. Kew
Remington Of Bethesda. was the Pnn'
I cipal speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Kocher and
family Of Belmont county. arrived here
Thursday on a visit with relatives OF
r. D. 3.
Preservation is being made for the
vroper observance OF MEMORIAL Day
Nav 3oth. A new interest being added
this wear by our many soldier dead on
foreign soil.
Arthur Burkey returned home Thurs
day from 4 visit with relatives at 81
| CairsvIlle, Ohio.
Mrs. T. G.. Evans and son. Frank. OF
| Columbus, Ohio are visiting her par
] ents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tyler.
! Mrs Frank Humphrey and daughter
| have returned home from a visit with
| Evansville. Ohio. relatives.
| Miss Leota Walter returned home
/ Saturday from couple Of weeks visit
! with Pittsburgh friends.
Roy Nozcna recently discharged from
| Camp Meade is with his parents MI
and Mrs. Henry Mozena-
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Receives Honorable DISCHARGES.

after n,,nc honorably discharged from
Camp sherman. He arrived in Nav
YORK. several days ago after spending
seven months overseas.
John Koran. Il we'll known lad or TINS
city. who has been in tho service or
indie Sam for tho past twelve months.
arrived hum" saturday. receiving ms
Memorable d rsChargc from Camp Nc
Pherson. Ga lie is well known IN ms
city and his many friends arc glad to
learn that he is again back in this city.
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a xassaho Made " Many.

Don't wait for rheumatism 70 indicate
diseased kidneys. When you suffer
aches and pains by day and sleep dis
turbinS bladder weakness by night. feel
tired, nervous and run down. the kid
news and bladder should be restored 10
healthy. strong and regular action. II
Is a mistake to postpone treatment. Fo-
lev Kidney Pills put the kidneys in
sound healthy condition and keep them
active and strong. Begin taking today:
Good results follow the first dose. Sold
everywhere.
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MCMECHEN
Ex-Governor Spoke.

Many prupl" of this city attended the
morning ScrvIc" al tn" tfrSi 'hrIstiah
church. Sunday. where they heard cN-
Iiuvrn"r lian.r% speak. MI hihi'E mas
luSt returned from overseas ana mos"
how attended. found his speech very m
lrr,.SllnE. He related Il hummer al ms
rXpcrl"nr"s while overseas and W. abIc
- gov. Ii.r p"npl" much ini"rina'I"h n'"-
corning The war that they heretofore
had nsI been able TO got. Every scat III
inc church was filled and II was n"cCS-
Sary to add number Of chairs IN the
aISlcS
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BenWood Briefs,

Mrs. James Gallagher Of Fairmont. is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Herman
Spccht. Of Eight street.
Mrs Edward Cooey and son. Of MAR
street. wore the guests Of friends in
SebrinG. Ohio. yesterday.
Mike Kelly OF California Is visiting
at tho home Of his mother Mrs. John
Kelly Of Sixth and McMechcn streas.
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Accident Victims.

Howard P. Kaine was thrown iron"
nj. motorcycle when Il skidded here To-
day and sustained a broken log. He Is
In the hospital. James Ferguson agea
Z, failed to notice the approach OF q
treet car and while running IN INC
stree, plunged head first into the side
~ tho car. He was severely cut and
bruised and Is in the hospital suffering
from conclusion. William Holland was
taken TO hospital today suffering
from injuries sustained when his bicycle
collided with an auto.
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,,.,+ pon.,ts promoted.

Exctllcnt service and saCrlflc" TOT MS
country on the part Of Rev. Blair Rob
erts. former pastor Of the FIRST NJ r.
church. Of this city. has been rewarded.
Word received here by friends from
Pohe-s who is stationed at TT. OGlo-
thorp, Ga. is to the effect that h" mas
heon promoted to captaincy since May
Sth. capt. Roberts has IN" best OF
wishes OF th> members OF ms FORMER
congregation and his many friends.
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After spending IN" week end IN
Bridgeport. two DRINKS arrived IN ms
CITY Yesterday and were pich'd up D.!
Mayor Baylcs They were given, a hear
ing and fined 81 and costs each one
was able 10 pay n" amount but IN"
other stated that hc had spent all OF ms
ID 10 Inc McM"chen cooler. where he
will remain FOR 4 few days.
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Ola Rnridmf Dies,

Silas Yocum. one OF the Oldest resi-,
dents of the city. died at the nome OF
his daughter. Mrs. Clyde BorhAm' yes
terday. aged IS years. He mad oeen IN
falling health for about year. he was
q building contractor here lot Ior,y
wears, retiring some years ago. Eight
ehuldren, eighteen grandchildren and
four great grandchildren survive him.
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STEUBENVILLE

STECBENTIl.I.F:. Ohio. May 2o--Suc-
cess in the centenary movement cam
paign OF the Methodist Episcopal church
in the Steubcnvill" district was predict
ed today by district superintendent Dr:
II. K. Hilbcrry who believes that fInaI
returns on Monday will show the dis
trict well above the quota OF $751; 10.
The last report that has been received
by the superintendent placed the totaI
subscribed at S2S5.S02 but this did no,
include today's report which was SAID
unofffcially 70 be near the amount need
ed. Up 10 Saturday night. the Method
ist churches Of Steubenrill" ard Jeftcr-
son county had subscribed Sl2T.65I or
almost one half Of the amount credited
10 the district. The Hamline church. or
this city, led the district with $26.O0o.
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Membership Day,

Former members Of tho NJ. r.. church
again participated in IN" services held
IN that "difI"r yesterday. The follow
.ng prog ram comprised the service:
30 y M.-Sunday school.
1880 A. M.-Prraching. Rev. Q. L. Mar
pie. pastor.
l2:3nNP. M---Trnn"r at tho church.
$50 T. M-Addrcss. Rev. &. Fred An
dcrSun.
$40 p. Mold t.mc class meeting, ].
W. Leach. loader.
500 T. M.-Supp"r at the church.
700 p. M.-Epworth League.
500 p. M-Preaching. Rev. o. L. Mar.
pie. pastor.
Tag Day . Success.
Despite. the Indictment weather, tag
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Tried To Cash IE.

Carn,fne Charanellt. Italian round
check for ten dollars on the street mere
and tried 10 cash i At local bank. me
check was made payable TO !. Sulzoacher
local merchant. While the cashier was
trying 70 get Mr.. Sulzbacher on the
phone, the italian decided not 10 wait
for the money and ran. He was later ar
rested and charged with attempting 70
defraud.
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There was a near riot at Mingo juno
ton when police of that village are al
legged TO have interrered with squad or
special constables under Constable John
Crawford. OF this city, in making a RAID
on carnival gambling dens. The con-
stables charge that the Mingo ponce
sought to prevent the arrest or 'ne
gamblers and that they were forced 10
draw heir guns and menace police and
n crowd OF citizens and show attaches 10
prcteet themselves after they had ar
rested the gamblers. Mingo authorities
make the counter charge that they ar
rested the gamblers themselves and that
the special constables took the men
away from them. County officials are
investi eating. Special constabies re-
Gently clashed with Steubenyille police.
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Nnrol'a YAledictory.

For several months an old fashioned
well box with windlass on which was
suspended q gallon jug Of whiskey' has
been on display in Andrew EnSets sa-
loon here with the sign This well WIN
soon he dry" Today the jub is gone
snd the sign reads This well Is dry.
In an opposite window minature
coffin and in it a quart OF Large, LABEL
cd "Died-Tuesday. May 9Th, John
Rarleycorn. Please omit flowers.
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An attempt 20 murder Joseph MAESTRO
EAnRinn Of this city, was made near his
hseno last night when two shots were
mad n him By IN unknown person
ouo ballet struck him in the night arm
hSDow the shoulder. tnflicting PAINFUL
wSunA. Mastro soeSht proeecfaea OF the
poEea. bat the authorities ha7e no eiues.
MaStro Claims he has been MARRIED -
the Blsck hand for slauGnaaR.
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ST.. MARYS
Rveriy-Proper.

On Thursday afternoon. Nay -. 1919
At the home OF the brides parents Mr
ana Mrs W. S. Proper. Of this city. oc-
Cured the wedding OF their daughter,
Miss cara. TO Mr.. Laurence E. Everly. Of
Persley, W. Va. Rev. T. Q. Martin. OF
tho Church of Christ performed the
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day was observed with great success
Saturday. The children tagged the PED
pie gathered on the playground and
later went to q number Of houses to tag
those who were unable 10 come out TO
tho scene Of activity. The proceeds dc.
rived from this days work WIN be
used to equip the Fairgrounds Of the
CITY.
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VIII Entertain Society.

Mrs Dan NlGhtlnRaTN VII THV,T
IN" members OF District No. ~ me
Ladies AID Society OF the Frs VI. T.,
church. Tuesday cNrnnE al nor nom wi
Grant Ave 4 delightful evening VIII
be spent in a social tim" and al lat"
hour tho guests will h" : rN"d I" n a.
iicious luncheon. Every member IS OK
pected 10 be present.
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Midway Club.

Tho meeting Of the Midway club nf
this city. will hr held Friday evening
AT the club rooms under tho Rcd Spar
grocery. The time VIII b" spent in dis
CussIn& business matters and making
plans for stag party which Will b"
held IN tho rear future. Every member
= expected 10 be resent. Thrc meeting
will b conc ludcd by a smoker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26

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tins evening a, the Nick Hell diamond
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