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EVERYONE A FAN
IN BLOOMINGTON
AT LEAST TODAY

Bloomington, ILL.,, April 29.-All
Bloomington is to forget industry,
work and business for a few hours
this afternoon while the 1920 Three
Eye league season is ushered In at
Fans field. Bloomington and Rex
Island are the contessing clubs and
a crowd of 1000 is expected. The
lineup:
Bloomington - Kellerman. %;
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

Ed L Z MIA - AkGCCAA os
American League.
Cleveland, 5; Chicago, 1.
St. Louis, s; Detroit, O..
Boston, Z; Philadelphia, Z.
Washington at New York. we
grounds.
National League.
Chicago, II; Pittsburgh, l.
No others played.
GAMES TO-DAY.
American League.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia.
National League.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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MEMORIES.

In France | used to like to stroll
WITH sparkling-eyed Marie;
A barmaid-yes-bnt, bless her
soul,
Meme truer lived than she!
We'd wander nightly, hand in hand:
! How sweet those mem'ries are!
Alas, miss my barmaid, AND
Alas, | miss The BAR
Marie was not so strong for style,
Nor keen for etiquet
But she could cheer me with her
smile,
And she could spoon, you bet!
Her glance was like a warm caress:
By George, she was star!
And so I'm longing for her-yes,
And longing for her bar.
OF course, my sweetheart here in
town
Means all the world to me;
I'd not attempt to turn HER down
For ANY sweet Marie.
A barmaid wife might prove too
gay.
MY whole career might mar,
So I'll forget Marie; but say
Could YOU forget that bart
Many strikes are called in base
ball. but the batters are always
loath to leave the plate.
HOLD 'EM, TIGHERS!
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WHY NOT RJTY

WHY NOT BUY
The genuine ABRAHAM'S Pecan
Roll and cut in slices to suit you.
The cheapest in the end. quality
considered.
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Coltrin, SIS; Thompson, IF; Sykes,
1b; Fothergill, Ct; Lloyd, 3b; Jant-
zen, If; Snyder, c; Romine, p.
Rock Island-Murphy, IS; Jones,
RI; Benson, 2b; Miller. If; Smith,
lb; McInary, CT; Galligos or Hol-
locher, 3b; O'Connor, c; Jones or
Stewart, p.
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CP.TO.DATE.
Old King Cole

Is . gloomy old soul
A gloomy old soul Is he;
His bowl is taboo,
Tobacco is. too.
And on strike are his fiddlers three.
The baseball team that gets the
breaks has ne'er been known to
suffer aches.
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ON HIS MIND.

4 certain parson. who had lost
the golf club cup after most ex-
citing finish on a Saturday after
noon. electrified his congregation
the next day by his variant of the
we'll known text: What shall it
profit a man if he gain the whole
world and lose the last hole!"
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seems to have been trifie expand
ed. Where Alexander, johnson and
Barnes were massacred in their
first attempts. all that Cicotte could
do was to shut out the weak 300
hitting Tigers.
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i ~. Ieport that Eddie Cicotte was
en blossom" of the highway
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22

M.rEanto~n B,I - Wosi Virginia
viii la anpiy fnTlihod win buhhttl"'"
players at tho Vale Bowl. H"~ ii"'I"'
Conn Saturday "ro'"""" ~h'" ola"
linea ur atalnBt tho iuIid"s. n0"""S"
"n the Si..'iai r,,li'"a" ih"t I'tl hS'"
t1UI q Ia f.I B.~ tt"s'" th''U "''" ~"
fan siesa"s ""d "''" e.''" "'"" !" "i'''
The pIay..a Inh"" ~s,' e" I'it'~".
I.,aat. i.,r. Aia.tl" iis.k L." a"'
at.nun ttiI Iyii, ''n't"ag "''i li"~
Ltns La,Aa ii".,u,h Ai'''liih ""h -
-, suda r",s ""i r.'''"~ ''''' '"''
's.a i"n"s.'', 't"'"l"". '''' h"'""" ""'
FiannaS." ta-Lla" ""d n"''"" h"F.
'."-. h".i,,.s.,hs "".i i"il"'""
s"-'ha
'"-.t, si,I''i'- s-r'""""h t''"""l' -"
s-su .a..t.n.a -. ths r',"'i''",'' 80 'h"
i's-,-i I,is 80 'sra"''d "'"'"'"""' ~"
.s.s.u ihrI La ,ap"'dH 'ii" f""' " " ""'
Ni'si"i, ai.va" 80 hHi"~ -" "'""''"''
s.' ~ i,a ipIh hm""'"I"""' ""''' F"'
p's.'l.sliv inexperienced "" ""'"r"''' :"
Ikpl n"r eleven
Hays,ihrt.a. AriuItrn i"'s "'I r""
rssI the fa,i ihsi T." ih'"h" b" lee" "
good hunrh - tu"" "rd 'U hh"lF '' Ul'"
Vote o s"'r 'l's" '"d 'r'"'""''"T fr'""
10 d"sa u,i b"iirv~ ihat 'h~ hph''"S
srI,Ii - ,ha N"u"is l""U'r "H" u" "v"'
s,,,,a 30 iha .-ioni ih"i N"i" viii De att"
\. ,ushp r ,,u,r ~"y match 80 "
~ 10" l"adruE ulny"'' ~" ~ f"' ~"
Fray r,,l uo,b the sIualyo holf ha'h
whn viii h. largely h"r""d'h uI"" f"f
West Nl,siuis.S r"l"T. he" Snfirf"' -"
saTluus iulurlar 'hlH s"r""" n"h \" l"a'
nov reaching hiu top f"'m h"""l""
esv supI'"i'ors ssT"'' . great zeal f''"'
the binu,la hRiF"d rnuih MARTIN 10 %"
O4hsF player whom ~ - "sp"'t"d VIII
~ a hIs faUe"T Ia the isle EHUr AMI
GoA IIafrick Juhus"n Kay AMI H"iT"n
ars looked 10 a. steady the llns and pfa
vent consistent Eains by Yale by Uoan7
II straight football Who will aaslHt
Captain i,sHtG Ia backing Vp thd lin" IL
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N Y. /, TEAM LEFT ANORGANTOW
LAST EVENING; TACKLE BULL Doc

not vet known. but la ali probability
k.msweIlcr viii start tho Yale conflict AT
Cantcr and he OHIO OF tho three yard men
on tho defense. LIE Ia more experienced
than FuCCy, his alternate. though iho
latter has boon Displaying "a great deal
Of nEht In hiS recent work.
Practice at Columbia Field
The MountainCrTs Will pTnrii'" at TIE"
Columbia University siddiun, Now f"Ik
cay. tnin"ITuw afluTn""n ana Will at
tend the theatre la lhc AVcninE, E"lnE
In Now Iiavrn Saturday "a a.. l"st l."
iIiuo to, hn,h aud ii" Enno
OnpTaH - LANYARD
ConIIu ,"iioHu'n i"Vin,ihi" dove" "i
IasI yoa. ~iiI sol IA fiiai "i"h l"'"
it. hi. atufI' nSt",d"y "h"'"'''" ~i''"
Tie sI.at h,'AiIlI"" w..V'' all h"''l
go, ,untiInotlu" i"t.Ias ii"' v"id at "a"
t'.U,i., i,Ib. stadium, InI,i'"i 10 i"""'"s
tI.. ,,.unty ave-, 80 iI" I''"'"' "'"l 'h'
.u.n,ii ..f iha g"u,s oiii ,"'uIs" e" H''"'
. ,..I.u,.,. go uns i","i "it,",Ii"".
Sss-r ahOa aiA raoa
iiti"nu'uh la t"i"s ~IIl "''' IL" "'r
,",,.I". a"..".i alaoh ~Iii, u"'.'si" i"'h
go w., L-a n"ii u"'u'""y i"r r''"'
siiH @hH,h Ii,lsn,"" i'.'""'"' '"'"' go
lnatI,uii"u Iu -uII ~" s.I"is,"s "'d ~
w., n.aI u, "" ,,ti"rr'h,, "in "'' - y"
"stn.t 80, if"riI,''n t.''''"'"~ ~"
sa,nU 49, si,rnhr attracting ""y"''y
ytd- I"ia,-a' nud rr.,i T"' "hI h'
wni,i,tus th" a,'t'-i,""'hs ~lh '""''
"raa T"t ~" 'Hs''li
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WEST VIRGINIA LEFT
LATE LAST EVENING

MorSHntown. w. Va. Oct. 7i.--Tventy.
ihreo members OF tho Wsst Virgins
University Eridiron team. headed py
Coach Mcintyre. left this city tontgnS
on special pullman for Now Haven.
Conn, where the MountRincerB Will pay
Yale Saturday afternoon. -
Coach Mcintyre announced M
minutes before thu train pulled out thAx
physicul condition and that no o1pecta4
the Went vlrginianS 10 put up stiB
night against the bulldogs.
The Mnuntainrsrs VIII practlee ~ -
hmi,iu IJniv.Tnity Stadium, N. y, u.
morrow afternoon aud will spapd tAe
uight Ia that city leaving for nav
Iiavun Saturday morning, .
Tho riaynTa taken eahi on he ppSolN
wore. captain i.aHis Martin. hstt, 49,
dnn. slm"n, iilt, lyle. t0urthet heL'
kims. iiauiah, Meredith, KaiEeT, fncety
HmayoilrT. J"hns"H. luiniaH, NtObel-
o"n. r'E."masan. haiT"n, Ray Grove
IiurhvVs.hy and Talima"
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jennings arsAt.st Play.

II was my pleasure to Sc" Jennings
make the play which many call the
gIuaIcsI al HIS wonderful chTeGr mn II
player The play wnS made when u"
Wan nh"rIHi"p ~ III" famous ola iini
tiInorr Driules hnd On the W"si hlde
rroundn la Chicago against Anb"n' -
old While Si"GAinEh
II wah sunday game hhh tho crow"
waa "n tho field which ~ah I"r"h 81 J.
Dar Hoe az apa'ininIh sat "h h""iha
laid "n the Gi"uhh unh"i ~" ropes
Gu,nInb 81 wall which prevented ih"n"
huI,I.d i,"u. udslnH i"'w"ih h""'h''
inu kn.It behind ih"s" """i'h, ""h
lee, h IL iI,,u ihuuhHnds nI""h. Ih "'"h
q ~"iI 81 humanity ""Sli"s ""t r"'"II"i
,.Jih th, iu,I noe. ~" "'"Nh ~""
d.n..yi L,hi,uI at amd ihI,d i,o.""S
Ih, mann. vana - ,l""" ",',.. '"'h team
U,LIInr i.u q. ,,r I"i, hi -" h"Iil" "''I
naIiI,,,",u At,s h"Idi"u h'"I''"'"'F '"
- l.ai ~ ,"E 80" ! h"sr i"'p"'"" W."
y.. - bet L"I wa hliI H'"'''i 49,"
,n ihI.i io..n ,vlih ,". ""i "h"" ne
n.tt., hu I,mI ~ hisn "pt' i"''h
L... ii,- nriI ~-s p"I"F !" ten 80"
,,,. .~a.,r 81 .,.,i"i",- L-"h ~ ',i'd
hI,'i,r,S. ui" yl"H ihi'h 80" !" ~" ''H"
81 ii,n ,,"ysd ""h si"rr"h I"h"''i"H
t.,,a I,-,I"u -',',-s b"''i "h"'' "'"r -
tur rr.-d h""'''"h h""h- Wr'"
.t,.,.hrd ur~",h i"v"'h -" h"II l"u
,I.-r dl uui h""tin'' I.l"" il"-h
L., dIuad nvt, lh" ''"wh ~l'h h""h"
.,,uis,,rI.hnd I"s"ih ~" hHli, rnI f'Hh
.n,d u .wry i,nn -" 'lu''h'ns iinEn'h
-, ,.u,n dusn "u Iur 81 the h"nbtiY
,,n rL.d h"u'I 81 f"r~ t""' bed nty"'-l
~ IL.m I"i rrh hi"rrr""'th 'o'"ur
lI,r,,, Ih~ h-iI rI"i,h"'l ~ hIr h"ndn
Hv.,Hii waiting ~ 'hl'd. han H'"h
tho ,.uaIhshi. "ai"h Ito nav hi" upa
.,,,,IuuIty aud rr,lntnd f"' 10" VIHi"i
IrnuInuu H'ramhloh 4" hiT feet 'l-iii'
hn,Ing urnn ~" pt"HirrI" b"dir" ~ The
f,ua ha he'd hu"rhrd down ~ his inad
laop. h.. Threw H.. ball "v"T tho Ono- IN
tout md usil"d hvsrciI ~ ~" Ila"n,
.",mrl"iinF ~" In"H' I"m"'h"h'" d""hI-
play ever Wlin"Rs"h
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tCopyrlnh,. IBao. The He'll hyndiest.1
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aghiInE spirit hnvc made tho Tigers
famous The man whose "E- Yah has
bCromr n national ycll has resigned
IIughio failed. Ho knew that no had
sinId too long on one job and that II
change would help tho club. so he re-
signed In order to help tho team.
Hc probably will be called upon To
lead some other American League cIub
for no lis too good "a man md too much
Of an asset Ia tho game To bo permit
ted to drop out lie probably would
do much better IN u fresh hcld. and his
team pTubnbly would do much better
undrT another manager.
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ON THE SCREEN Of SPORT
By Hugh S. Fullerton.

4, .i,., ,
-" ~ '"''' ""hh' '" D""' bT""k
> NV ""' VI H"s'" E"h''"
'"n u"P" h'"'"' on llH lh'e thhl. IN
rms it"nlnh"n '""ih 1h'bh"ha hP"hh"r M
'" P'''""'H' hn hhu small thhnC" OF
"'nnn'hR 'Nrh lhf"" games.
i, ""i" ,''", "'',I ihht hT""hIDi
"""'i nv h"EhS hh'h "nh get lew rams
:" ""lT'i'' '" hi'h ~ nf"hl'l"d lhht
80 !, '""''t ''"' ''".'', '"' BhI"'H
! ' W" 49, "''h ~" h' "Il"h
=" -, '',,' u 'I""'h mat MalIH
.'- 80 w. ~" "'"'''
All, r.l,u ''h'"''' man, ~
n.,,,, ,, H. " """ ~"
...,.iI i,,,..'. 49, 80 W. 49, "''''
an iL, ,I,,I t,n', ,',,.',,i '' ','' ~"
t.,,,,.i., i %, "" "
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my wan nhVIHnn HrAhrs =
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HENRYS, TAKE NOTICE

r", 'ne i""' fs~ "ss.- '.. W.rihs
.ua,i ~ ~. raUll A y ~ hs's"VUlst
ii.r Essn -, YIns ~ "pr"b" = as1,1
~i,h ,I,s Iis",Y ~ ~ ihis ~ "nH ~ Y
I.J. -n,,Li ~. w. ns", f.r"i 'hs bseN
Uni... e.. .,r,r %. r"--'"i" ." --
,u.Ls .,,aup,",ru'r zee SEN. - sHy
SUNDAY ~. Faults -" r''ruY $50.
isidm fu ~. y.lity "i,"nr'""s'lr rtu
hrsl,- " p""" ~i'h ~" best '""" '" UN
vI"l"lIy
NV wan nhvIHun arAhrs -
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Lincoln vs.. Washington

tIn'~in iilFh s'i,""l = f"''th"ll "l"v'"
IN liunmu arriu"t Nr"hiUui"" \
mtg "f'''""''" ~ h'""" h'lh. \" wa '
g.. ts,.Iad in Ui"ru i""' r""'" '"' W"
local ,nIu'rd hryu
rhiY has h"'u iho nr"i r"'"' ~ h"'"'''
by the Iln,"lu management r"N 4" '"''"
dale RaituU - ,""iotu f"f Tia lp'"IH 49,
q Hu'uiud ~ iutU at !" wlih'"' Wv
,unIoHI THO ~ tuu'I,
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PITT FRESHMEN meet
". Y. U. RESERVES AT
PITTSBURGH SATURDAY
Three Western Pennsylvania Lads
Playing with Mountainosr "RrsshibQ"
Hard Dana Expected.

Special DiaphtCh 10 Tho lntolIlBehcUT.
MOrBhntnwn. w, Va. oct. 2l.--Thr'"
Western I'onnsy lvaniH high aud prep
nChOOl graduates viii be Ia the lineup
Of tho MUuutuiUCrr Freshmen team
which morts the Iiit Freshmen At
rurbuB haid Saturday afternoon Of lhlf
w,ok Al rlEhi Dad FOR the 'VarniIy VII
leo loo Goffnsy. product 81 J"h"'
town hiHh und captain "f iho "i"Voh
under C"s'h B''hI ihsIu liant yo"i At
l., ~ hnifLa,k wIII hu J"o iihTl0ll ih'
ui", b.ah "ti..,ii rin 20 VIA" wac n"I',i'G
uu "a, Al ",Hi"i" I'nn"yI"""I" n'.li"l
uaIiu fi"ui nvo tact WIUi'i ii"in lh''"
i,,u, and ~ IuIIi'"'L WA L., hiaV' liai
,IL al i'u"sn,II" ~U,y. ~" n"lHi''.I l""'
,,nt .i i"dl""a E"'""i A"r""n It,"
n,i,a Nhu wiiI lIh,I! rui I"i" ~" i'"T
H. I,n",ui q "I,"'hv H""ih i'"'" : "'
u.IiyviII "a vIu r"o TIA, "i", II i"'
Itsb t.I"ri ,I.v," ih'.r lS"i i"il
The T,,ain,1i ",' ""'i, dl""rr"l"'"d
ave, iI,i, tI,t,vi',u 80 4 ishI I""' h"'"
,t,t ysL." e.-k "iI,i h,"lI"u I"hi
"mn." .t.m"u i."," hs'' ih. t'""hl'"
-,,,n I,", it.'Iiy .'t sy,i ""'i"' ~ y '"h
90 Ilry ~i - b.. nui i'' ''F'''n" h"'
n,Ia, - lu,I',. Uripi ssh'." ihry 49," :
iL,, I'nt r,'~i,i',." i' ihu I'rII'"i'"'
l.. 81. I'I' I~,.h ."'t,,',,it'
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our or MIN GAIT

Alvin TrnIlar was Hued o. T"r yinlat
Ing tho iTafnd oTdlman'"a HpIlnHhold'
MOP Leader
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Does tho dope on hancball work QUIZ
For twenty years have been cnd"hV-
orlnE To perfect IL Hyhiom or doping
which will Indicate with II ii"
gree Of accuracy tho rrnuiin Of nori"n
of Enmca bet wrcn icamb aud tho 10
nuIIb of each nCaaon Tho ny ON hna
been ridIruIrd, buoInCd sC"nod at Hnd
IUI "a lnnE tluo wan ""naihrI"d joke
Yet la u,uiy n,Haou DURING ihhI I'"i
Ind Ilu inn JuiIty UI 'iuha GA "h'lh
have nHuiud have nmlaii'd nrri""ii'i"I"
" vyh,,, ia, duIo indicated ihUy Would
finish IIphoav"in II, I'ai'a. inI"'I"" 1"
btuI nInyora nu"t i'"I" t'"''th i"Il'h
Inin'ly. Iho 'niIvi "a d' N'i"I'"""l 81
aun,U uu, ~ ~" T"'nH"'''", 80 Ih'
t,"dInn 81 iI., 4,ia Iui' "H Iht "'""""
u"i,,i I't's np"'i" il'' Iri"
90, thu ,u,.d,,n ~',I'l q "u'ls". 'h'
hur,. hon h. -, ,,.,''i I" cit a." ih''.
.,., i,n ,.,n. a.. ..",,tad Nhii" n". i'"d
uH"I'
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itr.tnp h.UI","i,"' tagged 'hr ~"'l" a"
..,Il. i~tpn i,u'tIit" ""d 'I"s''"""
Inr n1u,I"p 'h,''" "''h'' ''" -
GnudI, ,,ra 80 ii,. '"r'" r''" %" '''".
y,u. ,.u,,.I.~II,I ct h'."i :" hnu" 'l''"
N,rt, t.",, .1uli,"I tho I'"'i"""' l'""""
IuIu, .,d ~ We, "UIv ~ -" l"'" '"'""'"
InnI 1 ,u,Ih ,n,,i r"i'"'" "t'"" l''''""'
,,n.I II,ruIIvu iiruid"- ih"i 'h''" ""~
much ,,,,,Lt -. 80 -" 'I"o'i"'"i "h"''
siuu ,.,Iu I,nnti,r ','iE""'"h :" ~ 4"
,rrhnItnIiv bi.iIGiIi' rl"F'' 0"'h N'""
tI,,s bsns rattr d"t'I'i -" :" ~" We"
iv ,rudliluu, 49, D." ~"" 49," ~'"'f
n,,,n hn,h wn,E ~ ~I""I"r 'h" N'"''
TOM Irruut u,u'""' - ~r" ""' ""'''
II,rs do y, lee fut" ih' 't' H." "'"'''h "''
Too Inir in "n"'r,d ~" r''dh ''"'" 80"
/ Iou,uri uurIiivriP lh"i '"''I'H''" ""'
nat IInrI,r yyu,ild In a." !" ""f'N 'h' h"'
den ~ Tie uIt'hl"h
InrInr ,i,v.Inuh r"r "rd" h"''"'
by tkr certainty ihnI Ii"li"""" w""h
n-,. l. ~ hnuI,,r nH"i""' ~" I"hI""n ."
nUru 40 Iuuaihlu h'' "u"" wh"" a" I'''
hnndo, wu,bu au"I""l Hp""h"' Tie,
IA. A, ,r,rt,,I Iod !" dinp johnston, Jam
I,snu nnd Inuiih nud Huhsiilui" W""d
I!vnua nud iuInH
ynu ,uu urr uud"' What dlHl'uliI"H
denim, VnH duur. f0t tho nHuton Inhl
,nInd nnnlHakeuhlv that Cleveland. "
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-ssss ,uS'oss u"A,'--aa

rIup Ii""'r i""i"'" 80 'h' r""' We"
huiIaurr o,,r 80 l." Isb u',,,"h ie"w Il"
inn uhIr v"ll"r i"I r""," ""si ~"
IoY
h.,i,, Nnuh.u Iut,luir. hIraHti
N,rr,I,nUa Iiprtu In'lI, Irlrud hr,
IInp uc,,y e, Nay "ih.' '""'" hr"iilmg "
ru,,,r A,iWurr'ur''ia iU"Y l." U"ph. ~
,rIIIur nGhR L,l v"nn Il nnh I T. 80 "hh
cob fu' 80"
Pie va hsVt Hn'"psa" goods ""t ~
"uT ,ns.ksts spd gave oa h"E- ma'br,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-12
ORLEANS
School Notes

The operetta pandora" was given
very, successfully Thursday. Nav 6.
at the opera house. About s45 was
cleared to be used in the music de-
partment of the grades. The money
Is to go for repairs on the organs
winch are already in the different
grade rooms and to purchase one new
instrument to replace an organ that
is beyond repair.
The teachers and pupils feel well
repaid for the time and effort put in
to make the operetta a success.
This operetta was repeated Tues
day, May IL, as a Village Improve
ment society benefit.
Derwood Mcclure is new pupil in
Grade V.
Edgar Macie is absent from Grade
Nv, while he enjoys the mumps.
Mrs. Cotton and Mrs. Glen Dodge
were recent visitors in Grade VI.
The menu of school lunches for the
week is as follows:
Monday-Beef stew with noodles
Tuesday-Creamed toast
Wednesday-Creamed salmon
Thursday
Friday-Hot Chocolate
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-12
Congregational Church Notes.
r. A. Hamilton, Pastor.

Mrs. Frank Hardy was elected
last Sunday the delegate from Orleans
to the state conference meeting at
Brattleboro May IL to 13. Mr.. Ham
ilton will attend the meeting of the
Field Representatives. at Brattleboro
on Tuesday morning and the State
Directors meeting there on Tuesday
evening of this week.
The topic for Wednesday evening
is "AmericaniZation.p Mr.. Pierce
leader. The service will be held in
the chapel of the Congregations
church. All are cordially invited te
attend.
The special music at the C. E. meet
ing last Sunday evening, piano solo
by Mrs. Robinson, and duet by Miss
McGoff and Miss Stearns, was very
much appreciated. Mr.. Robinson is
leader for next Sunday evening. Topic
is Everyday Courtesies." There
will be special music.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-12

Herbert Smith is moving his fam
lily from the A. R. Bennett place into
the Eldridge block. on Willoughby
avenue. Mr.. Rogers has purchased
the house vacated by Mr.. Smith.
Mrs. F. j. Kinney is in South Troy
helping her mother, Mrs. A. L. Brown
to move some of her goods to Orleans,
Mrs. Brown will make her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney on South street
The members of Intervale Chapter
No. 81, o. E. S. are requested to at
tend the regular meeting at the Ma
sonic hall Thursday evening, May 10
at $50. There will be the installation
of officers and a social
Harland Sears has finished working
for the Central Savings Bank & Trust
Co. and has work in the Third Ma
tional Bank of Springfield, Mass. He
will be greatly missed by his many
friends.
Continued on opposite page.)
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-12
Methodist Episcopal Church Notes
Clarence D. Pierce, Pastor

Mld-week church service tonight at
the Congregational chapel. The sub
ject is, making the World Safe for
Democracy"
Sunday services
Morning service, 1890 o'clock.
Sunday school. II m.
Vesper service at 7.30.
The subject for Sunday morning is
the Episcopal Quadrennial Address,
prepared by Bishop VIM. F. Mellow
ell and endorsed by the entire board
of bishops, with explanations, COM
ments and adaptations by the pastor
of the church.
At the evening service the new song
books will be used. The service will
be assisted by an orchestra of five
pieces, supplemented by short, evan
gelistic sermon. Everybody come out
and enjoy the special music and help
to popularize the service.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-05-12
TAYLORTOWN

Miss Martha Elliott who has been
working in GAINESVILLE. Tenn, has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. l. Elliott, of this place.
Misses Annie Laurie Bennett, Luz
cy and Cora Davenport visited Miss
Beulah Taylor recently.
Miss Kittye Lee Brown. visited
Miss Jennie Lynn Moore Saturday
night.
Mrs. Linnie Whatsoever and Mrs
Gertie Taylor went to Beaver Dam,
shopping. Tuesday.
Miss Beulah Taylor entertained
Saturday night in honor of her guest
Miss Annie Laurie Bennett. Those
being present were: Misses Jennie
Lynn Moore and Kittye Lee Brown.
Messrs. Earl Taylor, Houston Miller,
Grin Moore and Howard Whitescarv-
err. All reported delightful time.
Miss Susan Elliott went to Beav-
err Dam Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Widick are
the proud parents of fine boy.
Mr.. Everett Green and Mr.. Stroth-
err Hoops passed through Taylor
Town Tuesday.
/ Miss Kittye Lee Brown has new
saddle horse.
Mr.. Haskell Kitchens made a trip
to Butler County recently.
Mr.. Baker Dortch made a business
/ trip to Beaver Dam. last Saturday.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-05-12
DUKE--REEvEs

greensboro, KY, May 7.-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Downward Duke have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Efie Duke, to Mr..
Willis Ward Reeves. Hazard. KY.
The wedding will take PLACE the last
Of May. Mr.. Reeves formerly lived
in Greensboro. He was an A. =. +.
ofiicer. At the end Of the war he
went to Hazard, to practice law
Courier-Journal.