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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-02

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
couple were recipients of many beauti-

couple werc recipients of many beauti-
tul and useful wedding gifts. the
bride and groom left last evening TOT
honeymoon trip in the South ana aLte n.
their return will be at home 10 them
friends at 231: Maryland street the
Island.
Those present at the bridal supper
and reception were: Mrs l.. W. StranS.
Mrs Mary Montandon. Mrs. bessie pa
Conrad. Mrs Mary McConkey, Mrs w.
/ Duff, and Misses Lila Brandon,
Amy Krogel. of Wheeling; Elizaheth
rnrkcr, Bc,lairc; Mrs. Eddie f. Jones,
Bcthany: Miss Nellie DauGherty, Elm
Grove; Mr.. and Mrs, chester Marsh
wood ;" Miss Margarctta Mendel, Elm
Grove; MIR and Mrs. Ed Dausherty OF
Wheeling. and Ed Dickman, Denver;
s. 4. Noltc. George sheets; JoSepi
Yields. RAY Wcinstock. Ferdinand
Baker. Harry Schr!zer and Rev. simon
SNYDER Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
About People
Movements OF Individuals TO And
Prom The City.
AT TIE HOTELS

MeLur-Y. X. Klein. Elktns: G. ".
Evans. Grafton: W. L. paddich. Graf
ton; Thomas Coleman. Clarksburg; o.
Keliison. Clarksburg: J. Kirkpatrick.
Clarksburg: H. H. Dawson; GIarksSurs
Morgantown: B. f. Ryan. Elk!ns; Cor
Charleston: C. B. Van Horta, Fairmont;
Alonzo Prince. Follansbee.
windBor-Mrs. W. D. Keister. Hunt
ington: Mrs. B; ]. Brewer. huntington;
H. T. Kenner, ParkersourS.,
Worthy Bogles. New Mart!nsvilie: B.
Meredith. Falrmont; AlbIn Estep. Proc
TOR; {. r. Wetmer. Keyser; l.. G. Jones.
Weston: w. Z. Delaney. St. Adams; A
Rogors-L. VI. Campbell, Metz.
Mrs. Frank Caldwell OF California IS
the guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Joseph
r. Naylor at her home in Woodlawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mauritz Jacobs OF Can
ton. o.. have returned home after a
visit with Mr.. Jacobs parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. Joseph Jacobs. OF McColloush
street.
Mr.. Ted" Gano OF the Island IS in
Marion. O., this week. where he accom-
panied the Beilaire hand on pilgrim
age 70 the front porch.
Mrs. Courtnay Burton Of Cleveland;
O.. Is the guest OF her father. MT. Ear!
Oglebay. at Wadd!ngton farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. <. Byrum or Mount
de Chantal. accompanied by Mrs. Laura
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16

Sage and their two children. Marjorie
and Alvin, Will leave Saturday IN their
new Scripps Booth car for Chillicothe
where they will spend the week end
with DR.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Ashley
whose marriage took place IN July.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hewitt have re-
turned after spending the week end at
Bedford Springs.
Mrs. W. w. spevey OF Hancock
county IS visiting relatives in Hancock
county.
Mrs, D. II. Mendenhall Of East Nc
CoIloch street left this morning to spend
several days the guest OF friends at
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Louis Brinkman o. Fifteenth
street. is visiting friends at Woodsfleld'
O.. during the present week.
Russell PARROT has returned 10 MS
home in Columbus. O.. after few days
visit with Wheeling friends.
Miss Anita Carney of the South Side
Is again able TO be out after a short
illness.
Miss Agnes Davis OF Kirkwood has
arrived home from Buckeye Lake, O..
where she enjoyed an extended stay.
Warner Bye and George Sim have LEFT
Cleveland. Detroit and buffalo.
Miss Regina Mccormick. Of Columbus.
O.. is enjoying a fortniShts visit with
friends and relatives In this vicinity.
Miss La Vera Snedekcr was among
their studies at Mount de Chantal AGA
denny yesterday.
Louis Linton has resigned his position
with the W. L. sullivan company, TO
accept similar one with the East End
Meat market.
Miss Leta Johnson has gone TO Noun
tain Lake Park whore she will enjoy a
stay of several weeks.
Mrs. Arch Cooper who has been visit
ing relatives at Wcllsburg for the past
several days, hassreturned home.
Stanley Davis. chief Associated Press
operator OF Columbus. o.. was visitor
In Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Cecilia Coe Of ClarksburS. w.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
BADLY Wanted IN
KEYSTONE STATE
TRAFFIC OFFICER REED 1AH1
FIRST CLASS CATCH UPON L
TIP PROM STRANGER.
Suspect Has Charge Against HIN In
Pennsylvania and IL Wanted
Elsewhere,

Officer Reed. while directing traffic
on Fourteenth and Market streets yes
terday afternoon. was told by stranger
to arrest a man that was standing IN
front of the Bijou restaurant. as he was
wanted in Pennsylvania on two charges.
Reed at the outset thought the stranger
was joking but took the matter serious.
" after he had put the suspect unoer
arrest as a suspicious character.
The man was taken to the city ouilo.
ing, where 1t was found that his name
rasjdence as Grafton, W. Va. After
looking over the old records 1t was
found that. a man answering the DO
scription Of Rogers was wanted IN Con-
nellsyille, Pa. on a charge Of desertton
and non support.
Headquarters at once got busy and
got in touch with Connellsville ponce.
Telling them about the find and they
stated that papers would be procured
and an officer sent down this morning
to take Rogers back to Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
DAVE DINGER HERE
Will Take Charge of the Local Republi-
can Headquarters This Morning
and VIII Keep Open House.

Mr.. David Dave" D!nEcr. assistant
clerk 10 Commissioner on Expenditure
in tho Department uf Commerce. ut
Washington. u G.. arrived al IN" city
last evening and VIII take cAArE" or
the local Republican headquarters over
the Nay SHOE Company, tins morning
He will keep open h"uS" ana extends AN
inyitation to all To come and visit the
Headquarters during the Cnmraign
d. In speaking of III" coming campaign
and the outlook. NJ. D!EFcr stated thAt
there was nothing To = ana That Inc cry
Of the Democrats about campaign en-
nendj,ures was certainly d joke
Every one who has a nickel IN M"
rocket is going I" vote fer Harding. he
said, and there are very few VINO are
no, able to rattle At least palr OF
niCkelS together.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
DOROTHY DALTON'S
BEAUTY CHAT

Miss Dorothy Dalton. the actress IA:
NOUS the world over for her beautiful
compile Xion. says: ANY girl or woman
can have n beautiful rosy-white COM
rlexina and smooth unwrinkled skin Ike
mine If they will follow my advice and
use Derwilln. a simple toilet preparation.
use 1t because II imparts instant beau
~ is easy to apply. absolutely harmless
and has marvellous effect upon the
skin. One application proves it." Be
sure to read Miss Dalton's interesting
story Of how to quickly acquire beauti-
tiful complexion. soon 10 appear IN TINS
naper, In the meantime get Derwillo at
any toilet counter and try 1t today; you
viii he delightfully."- surprised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16

Inns CNenlns al I.5U at INC IaTIsH
House " 81. Matthews church there
Will hr a meeting Of the two auXlliaricS
Of WomcnS' societies y. and b.. which
have been called for the purpoS" nf
,ouSldcr.ug tn, pest means for organic
nS more thoroughly In" Junior depart
mcnt Of the Sunday school including he
huys' and girls classes So as to bet
ter results and gct more enthusiasm
among the SOuugvr members OF the
Sunday Schol. Miss F'annI" brady. and
Mrs. =. j. Shrewsbury OF Hus.inston,
W. Va. will address the societies. eX-
planning their Ideas OF effective or
EanZation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
Baker-SheetS,

4 pretty wedding ceremony took
place at the residence of Mr.. and MrI.
street last evening when their bcauti-
ful and accomplished daughter, Miss
Thelna Eudcra Baker was united i'll
marriage TO MIR. Howard h. Sheets Of
this city.
ceremony, Roy. Simon Snyder Of the
Trinity Lutheran church. uffIciating.
Harley Baker and Miss Nellie DauGh-
crty. brother and cousin Of the bride,
acted as attendants.
The bride WAS nttircd n a creation
Of cream gcorgettc and carried n fra
%rart bouquet OF brides roses.
After the ceremony a wedding supp"-
and reception took place and the happy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16

Misses
ll!lda Wright


Yesterday morning at 9 o'clock at the
St James church. B"nwood. pretty
Wedding was sol"mnized when MISS
Rhca Koran OF McMcchen became the
bride of Mr. Edward Morn!ngstar OF
Renwood Father Galway performed
the ceremony in the presence or inc
relatives and friends Of the principals.
The bride was attended by Miss FaFS
O'Malley. when Mr.. John Hcagen acted
as best man. $500.
The bride was attircd in suit OF
brown velour. with hat and accessories
10 correspond. and wore a corsage bou-
0uct OF brides roses. Miss . Maliey
wore n pretty suit Of brown tricot!nc
and her outfit was completed BY cor
sage bouquet Of Erin roses.
Following the ceremony wcddlnR
breakfast was served at the home or
the bride. after which the couple de-
rarted OH n two weeks honeymoon IN
the East. When they return they Will
take up their residence IN this city.
Miss Koran IS the daughter OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Koran OF Seventh street ana
Is favorite among large circle Of
young people. while Mr.. Morningstsr
IS the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Morning
star. and holds a responsible position
~ the r. e. O. railroad. They have the
best wishes Of their many friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16

The Dixie club whose dances arc
steadily increasing in popularity, will
give an affair at III" Convention hall.
Market auditorium on Thursday, Sep
;emhcr IS. invitations ~ I've issued today.
Th" sane capable commute" which has
been IN Sharcc 0f the dances for some
time is taking care of the arrangements,
and HAY" engaged the SIX Melody Mon
nrchs Of ClrarIl,ld. Ia. to play the
dance program. This orchestra is COM
POSED Of Penn State COLLEGE boys and
Is noted for tn" pep and punch they
put into the music they play. The
Urccslra il made UP OF TWO saNaphones.
Il violin. Clarinet, drum and piano.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
Sadler-Nelson Nuptials.

The w ddInS of iAlsa Louise Nelson
or BclluIrr. daughter Of Mr., Mord Nell
son. and MIR. Walter 6. Sadler. we'll
known hasso. took place yesterday aft
tvrruun at the pasturatr of the Second
| nItrd Presbyterian church. the Rev.
Ira Il. McCrrary performing the Cerc-
mOny. There were no attendants and but
"a few Of the close friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Sadler witnessed the wedding.
which Was very quiet owing to the re-
cent death Of an aunt OF the bride. The
happy couple left Tor an EaSteln honey
moon last evening ana after ten days
VIII he at home al 30%: Geurnsey street.
Hpllalrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16

Miss Ida WraIchcl. of 81 South York
street. was hostess yesterday afternoon
at her homo on tho lsland. at an in
formal luncheon which was given III
honor of Mrs. Jordan 4. WeEman, Of
81. Louis. who is til" guest OF her sis
ter. Mrs. r. +. Hamilton. 90 the Island.
The most attractive table appointments
were carried out in yellow. cosmos. and
TALL flowers forming II beautiful center.
The guests were:
Misses.
Mary Strash Edna SturGiss
McsdamCS
John Murray l.. I. Gibson
Henry MrsChcl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
FIRST SESSION
Of THE D.A. R.
INITIAL MEETING OF FALL SEASON
OF u. OF A. r. WAS HELD
YESTERDAY
Several Small Parties Have Been Given
For Visitors and Miss McFadden
Will Be Honored

The initial fall meeting of the DauGh-
! tevS of the American Revolution oc-
! CURED yesterday afternoon a. the home
of Mrs. Charles Milton at Lor!ng Place,
Mrs. Clarke Earcncr. Of BuCkhannon,
" Va state regent Of the society. be-
ing honor guest and reading very In
| tercsting resume of the lie OF l.afay-
etc Mrs. john Mcclure. local regent
Of the Wheeling chapter. presided, and
! read a short account Of the framing OF
the constitution. Mrs. RianCh" Stecn-
rod read an interesting description
; from tho New York Times Of the pag-
! Hall in New York city Friday night.
| celebrating the birth of the constitution
and Miss Mildred Whtcly OF Martins
EETrE %r'@mr"TiE"d ~ MIs H@e's THs
meeting took place in the ball room OF
the Milton home.
In her ar,uunt of the life of LaIay-
elite Mrs Hdvcnar touched on his visit
to Wheeling and the significance OF the
associations Of lOr!ng Place. where
LaIayrtt" WAS received in the hall room
in which the ladies were aSSemn!ed In
G GonIr'"%.TS "V beaTt!fuI t" M to the
Daughters of tho Revolution. The MEM
hers ros" IN body and received the
toast standing.
Mrs. john Mcclure. in her address to
the assembled members Of IN" ociety,
gave 4 brief history Of the birth OF the
constitution. and spoke particularly on
the patriotic education uf the III asses
Mrs. Mcclure said that the best way IN
which patriotic education might be
achieved VAS through the public school.
the Fairgrounds and the Boy Scout or
carnations. where the foreign born ana
the American born meet and touch
shoulders in such Il way as cannot be
achieved through amy other means ana
are thus given IN opportunity to under
stand one another.
Mrs. S,ccnrod then read the account
r.. v.,-l ft h,4n
can't I'VE. The People" which will be
given III New York on Friday ehcninE
1T rarnrgl" Hall. the cost Of which Is
cst mated at h"twccn $1,000 and $4,000
for its presentation.
The ball room or Mrs. Millions home
WAS charmInEly decoratc,! IN cosmos
and chry>anthrums of varied hues COM
hIn:nG with other fai! flowers I" make
beautiful effect. The tea table WAS very
I lovely, prcsldud over by the hostess as
sisted by Mrs Russell Throp, whoN
, poured tea. Mrs. Edmund Jones. Mrs.
| Hugh Brady and Mrs. II. l.. Trussell
assisted in serving refreshments.
Among thc guests were:
McsdancS
! Clark Havener, j NJ Jones
of EuCkhann"n Lee Roy H!li
: John McLurr Howard Trussell
. Robert J. Reed Frank j. l.. Jones
: l.. Christian VIM. II. \. Abbott
George Roberts laul! Rcyman
Clara cook licivie Mrs. Flanagan
George Bishop Mrs. Hutchinson
! l.. 4. Graham Friend Cox
e.. W. Kendall th1r"s Klein
, J. T.. LeycnhArEor J X. Roberts
| Edmund Lee Jones William Morris
/ Hugh Brady
, Eliza beth McVeign Caroline Norton
: l;rnvslIne Hrndrick- Miss HNge
| son
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
Misses
Ent.rtarned Tor Sister

In honor Of her sister. Mrs. Jordan a.
Wegman. Of st. Louis. Mrs. r. +. HamiI-
ton, Of 3ll South York street. was nos,
toss ON Tuesday evening at an ln!orInni
nan'y The evening vas spent al CaF"S'
and Mra. Wegman. VINO Is an accomp-
I.sned pianist. having recently graduated
at size Beethoven Conservatory OF Music
Irlirhtiully. playing several interesting
piano numbers.
A delicious luncheon was served by
the hostess at the conclusion of the eH-
cnlnE The guests were:
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Mrs. Harry Clitsch. of Lenox. will be-
hostess en- Saturday afternoon at her
home at a bridge party. which she IS ar
ranging for Miss Angela Mstadde4.
AbUu, sixteen guests will spend the al
,crnoo., with Mrs. Glitsch and at the
conclusion Of the games. a delightful
luncheon will be served. The guests
will be.
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DR.. LAMONT RETURNS

In Company with His wifo Made Won
derful Tour OF the Canadian Lake
Regions
After spending a pleasant vacation
trip In Canada -anQ-Dorlnern ONO ana
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Dixie Club Dance.

Eliza beth McVeirn Caroline N"rto
ErnvSllne HrndriCk- Miss H0ge
son
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-17
ABSOLUTE AND SHAMROCK w. REPAIRS MADE, ARE READY
 TO MEET AGAIN TODAY N INTERNATIONAL "A ACHT RACE
Crews of Rival Sloops Are Busy Getting Everything in Shape for Second Con- test off Sandy Hook.

Sandy Hook, N. J., July 1s.-Resolute and Shamrock ", repairs made, to- night were ready to race again tomor- row for the Americas cup.
 The crew of the American defender had renewed the broken halyards and gaff which caused their sloop to with draw yesterday, giving the first con- test to Sir Thomas Upton. and the Irish baronets watching forces had replaced weakened bowsprit with which, un- beknown to the thousands who watched her, the Shamrock had slipped across the finish line.
 A bowsprit iron had worked in board on the Shamrock. so that if the Ameri- can craft had not been forced out of the race by an accident. the Shamrock deprived of headsails, would doubtless have been left hopelessly astern. This became known only today when new
 howsprit replaced the weak one.
 Whereas yesterdays race was over
 windward and leeward course-fif-
 teen-miIe beat down the Jersey shore and return--tomorrows contest will De over triangular course. ten miles to leg.
 Like yesterdays, tomorrow's start and finish will be at the Ambrose chan nel lightship, in the middle of New York bay, but the course itself will not be announced by the race com
 mittee until few minutes before the preparatory signal is blown. There was a hum of activity inside the hook today. While the crews ot the rival sloops were busy making things shipshape and their designers, Nat Herreshoff and Charles E.. Nichol- 1 son, were giving them final inspection, Capts. Charles Francis Adams II and I William P. Burton were holding con- | ferences with their quarterdeck forces, laying strategic schemes for tomor- rows contest.
 l Sir Thomas, with one victory to his credit, must win two more to lift the cup and the American sloop must cap- ture three races to retain it. | Belfast, Ireland, July 1s.-News that the Shamrock " had won the first
 race against the Resolute was received amid joyous scenes at Bangordown i last night because in the event of the ] ultimate victory of Sir Thomas Lip 1 tons yacht, future races will take place there. Large crowds there for the re- gatta being held during the present
 week awaited reports of the result oi
 the race with intense interest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-17
RECI.UITS ACCEPTED
 FOR ARMY SERVICE

Sergt James G. Thompson, in charge of the army recruiting station at Pen sacola, has been ordered to Camp Jesup, Ga, to take an examination for a commission. He is well known in Birmingham.
 Recruits accepted at the local station yesterday are: George J. Flynn, Phila- delphia; Raymond o. Williams, Apple ton, Tenn; Henry J. Martin, Wilson vile; Fred Hendley, West Tulsa, Okla Robert L. Downs. Davidson, Okla; Johnnie Ware, Birmingham; Lee Har- rington, Decatur; Clement Miller, Nash ville Tenn; Hugh Devine, Mobile; Ralph Watson, Atlanta, Ga; Otto Chum, Evansville, Ind; Eugene Rice, Montgomery; Frederick Small, Dothan; Francis Hogan Gadsden, and stephen O'Neil, Anniston.