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New Britain herald., 1920-12-09
NEIL oBRIEN'S MINSTRELS
 LYCEIM TONIGHT AT S:fs

With what K conceded to be the biggest and most expensively equip ped minstrel company ever organized. the Neil O'Brien minstrels will be the attraction at the Lyceum tonight at S:15 o'clock. Manager Oscar r. Hodge has promised that no expense has been. spared to make the pro- duction one that will finger long in the memory of all who see it.
 Mir. O'Brien has written several new acts or sketches. among which is one entitled Hopping the Atlantic
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09
HOLDING A HUSBAND
 Adele Garsison's New Phase of ReueLations Of q Wife .
lele Garfs0n's New Phase of

cision aud make the best of. bad bargain. Ifeund out that the purchas- CT of the house must move from where he is May first, and that one of the considerations which made him offer so much money was possession at that time"
 saw my mother-in-iaw's lips tight en and knew that she was turning over in her mind the facts was presenting to her. K For my part. mother, I have all ready decided.' I went on "I cannot humiliate my husband by refusing tc sign the deed, thus compelling him to repudiate an obligation already entered into, no matter how foolish or how unjust his actions may have been. But I wish I could have your ap- provaL"
 When Mother Graham capitulates she does it suddenly and heartily. of course, child" she said, mag | nificently. Tn fact, I never intended anything else. only wished to bring Richard to a realization of the enor- mity he had committed. But, however are we going to manage it? We'll have to go North at once."
 My heart sank. She was in no cont dition to leave the balmy spring weather she was en1ONlng ana return to the treacherous April winds of New
 York. But I knew her obstinacy so l
 cast about for some effectivesmethod of combating it. = There's only one obstacle to our all going" I said slowly, "and that is Junior, provided, of course, that your own health will stand the change You ought to be very careful you knuw. Never mind me-" She brushed the
 question of her own fitness aside aA if it had been a troublesome fly, and ell her grandmotheriy anxiety was in her eyes. Whats the trouble with Richs ard Second?" 2 Why. nothing down here'' said slowly. But you realize what Q hurly. burly we shah be living in the next. three weeks, with the house upset and l movers running ip and out. We cannot hope that he w.ll not take cold, even if he weathers the decided change from the climate down here to that up there." e> I stopped Short, waiting breathlessly for her reply. Would she take the bait I had so carefully preparede
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09
MARY, AT PARSONS

George NJ. Cohan's new musical play Mary which is playing this week at Parsons theater, will give a matinee Saturday. There is a small but important part that is made to stand out prominently by the clever work of one of the players. This character, the cook, with her eccen- tric dancing, as played by Anne Pauley, never fails to score. Miss Pauley will be remembered for her delightful dancing in 'The Royal Eagabond." Curtain rises evenings at S:15.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09
some enough to please the matinee

some enough to please the matinee maids.
 Our weekly mirth providers, Mutt and Jeff are with us in 'The Parlor Bolshevist,' Larry Semon in The Suitor'' and new and exceptionally interesting Fox News.
 The vaudeville offerings are Harry Rose, Rome and Naples, Keit and Dutton and Lloyd Nevada and com pany.
 The bill for Sunday evening will in clude Emmy Wehelen in Lifting Shadows" Lyons and Moran in "Once a Plumber" "Thundering Vengeance, the last episode of Bride IS" and the first presentation in any theater of William FoN's latest serial 'F'anto- mas"
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09
CAPITOL. AT HARTFORD.
Mary Miles Mintcr in Eyes of the
 Hcart"-"Ladics of the Jury

IIcart''-"Ladics of the Jury
 Eyes of the Heart" in which adorable Mary Miles Minter is starred, tells the story Of n girl whose eyes played her false, but whose heart played her true. This is the excellent picture at the Capitol.
 A satiricaI comedy. convulsive in it's laugh compelling qualities, is Ladies of the Jury" in which twelve different types Of women show just how far they ,cun get away from agreeing on anything. Marriage a Ia Carte" Is dispensed by Hoyt, liar ris and Winters. and trio of real funsterS these are. Winters is the bright young woman member of this animated dissertation on matrimony.
 Dave Thursby is n monologuist. the KanazawG Boys do some balancing and juggling. Pierce and Golf are a duo of pretty girls who arc musical entertainers.
 Tonight will be the last appearance during this engagement Of the eele- brated Marmein Sisters. interpretive dancers.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09

In the kitchen of her own home ehcnistry of cooking. gained from study or domestic science in a state university. Consequently the advice ehe oners ts happy combination of SIC gives is her own. first tried oos theory and practice. Every recipe Sister Mary cooks daily for a family or four .ults. She brought to her kitchen an understanding of the ard served lt her family table.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09
The Way Mother Graham Agreed
 With Madgc

The Way Mother Graham Agreed
 With Madgc.
 Of course woman-like, my con- science began to reproach me a little after Dicky's rueful departure to see Dr. Paige and get our reservations for the North.
 had had sufficient provocation for any amount of sternness with him, but I began to wonder if I might not at least have waived the question of de- parture for one day, and have gone with him on the canoe trip to Blues Bridge d trip on which I could see he had set his heart. But the opportunity to change that decision was gone. Dicky had already departed on his errands.
 The only way in which I could make things easier for him was to save him from at least part of the inn pending battle with his mother over the selling date of the house. With a squaring of my shoulders for what feared would be most unpleasant, interview I went to her room and knocked.
 Who is it?" she asked crisply, and I realized, with a little smile that she was still resolute in her determination not to see Dicky until he should have obeyed her ultimatum concerning the date of giving possession.
 "It is l." I said demurely, and the next instant she turned the key in the lock and threw the door open.
 Come in," she said grimly. Where is Richard?"
 Gone to the village"
 "To change that date?"
 Instead of answ ering her at once took a chair and sat down facing her.
 Mother" I said with a determined note in my voice and I saw her eyes widen a trifle. "I think you will do me the justice to say that rhrely interfere or even obtrude my opinion in any differences between you and Dicky.
 Madge Is Direct.
 "Why should your" she retorted tartly but weakly. and I saw that she was listening-to me closely.
 1T have always found you to be un- usually just in your. decisions upon any question" I went on "and it is to that I am trusting now, for have come to tell you something of inn portance and wish to ask you to re- serve your decision until l have fin- ished."
 "In other words, you don't want me to interrupt you,' she said shrewdly.
 "Go ahead"
 "Of course Dicky did a most irritat- ing thing when he sold that house without consulting us" began. Then he reached the limit in folly and lack of consideration when he gave the date of possession as May first, only three weeks away. agree with yousperfect- ly on these points, and you will re- member that only consented to sign tn. deed after you showed me that 1t was your wish." -..
 I paused for a second to let the re- hinder of her unreasonable can- tankerousness of that time sink in, then went on: ,."
 With Care.
 But as long as our consent has been given, and the date of possession arranged. you and I are business women enough to realize that there are but two courses open to us. We must either make Dicky repudiate his word or we must acquisce in his de-
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09
[LYCEuM NOTICES.

hhtEaM NOItttIS. tNgular performance at the is suspended tonight for tho ricn minstrel show which will s:i5 o'clock.
 inshino Girls present q new for the balance of the week tomorrow afternoon. They ear in a musical comedy Right or the Reel" or fun ving picture studio. This Is comedy playing up the sit- every advantage. and 1t tcal trimmings interwoven h class singing and dancing s.
 menting the Sunshine Girls Eomedy arc two ncts of vau- beaded by Daley Bros. de- s a sensational novelty act,
 Dclmonts. a ragtime must ly one aspect of the critical situatlon has been relieved 3plcturc which has its first Est the Lyccum tomorrow aft Parlor. Bedroom and Bath" from the famous Broadway cocss of the same name. It moro room for laughs than ing on the screen since such ms as "Fair and Warmer" tier whether the reader is behind in his account with or or baker or millSman. he V this picture. IL is n delight. pf sparkling cleverncss amid 'nnds Of medioerity.
 lc Feature hili has been ar-
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09

ranged for Sunday in which Charles Ray and Miss Jose Collins will ap- pear. Charles Ray will be seen in ''Thc Honorable Alsy." and Miss Jose Collins in Where Is My Husband. The latter picture is d romance of striking character Miss Collins is known on both sides of the Atlantic us the Bernhardt of the screen.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09

ssuuy Oi domestic science in a state university. Consequently the advice ehe oners ts happy combination of ehc gives is her own. first tried oot theory and practice. Every recipe sister Mary cooks daily for a family of four Q :ults. She brought to her kitchen an understanding of the ard served lt her family table.
 If your thermos bottle has not been used for some time it will very likely be a bit musty.
 Before filling it, it's a. good plan to rinse it out with soda water. For a pint bottle put quarter of a teaspoon full of soda in the bottle. fill with hot water, cork and let stand a few min- utes. Shake well. This sweetens the cork as we'll as the bottle. Turn out the soda water and rinse again wits hot, clear water.
 If this treatment is used there will be no danger of any one complaining iof a funny taste about the coffee from a thermos bottle.
 Menu for Tomorrow.
 Breakfast-Baked apples with sugar and cream, fried bread, syrup, coffee. Luncheon-Cream of lima bean soup, toasted bread sticks, baked win ter pears, nut COOk1eS, tea.
 Dinner-Pork steak s'ith spaghetti, mashed sweet potatoes, grapefruit and orange salad, cream pie, coffee.
 My Own Recipes.
 Pork steak is really nothing more or less than a slice of fresh ham. It is an economical cut to buy as there is very little bone and therefore little waste. Caulifiower might be substitut- ed for the sweet potatoes as the starchy food is supplied in the spa ghetti.
 Pork Steak with Spaghetti.
 slice fresh ham cut inch thick. ? onions.
 1 green pepper.
 1 1-2 cup canned tomatoes.
 tablespoons flour.
 Boiling water.
 1 cup spaghetti.
 Cut off some of the fat from the meat Put meat in a hot frying pan and brown on both sides. Add onions sliced, pepper shredded and tomatoes and cook 5 or 10 minutes. Rub flour into meat, cover with boiling water. Season with salt and pepper Cover and cook slowly or 30 nlinutes. Break spaghetti into 2-inch pieces and cook separately in boiling salted water. Make a nest of the cooked spaghetti on a platter and fill with the meat and sauce.
 Cream Pie.
 3-4 cup flour.
 1-3 cup butter,
 1 tablespoon sugar.
 l egg.
 Sift flour and sugar. Rub in butter with the tips of the fingers. Add egg slightly beaten. Stir till smooth. Roll out on molding board keeping the crust as round as possible. Line a deep pie dish with the dough and bake in a moderate oven. Prick with a fork if the crust shows a tendency to rise in the center. Fill with thick boiled custard made of the yolks of eggs. Cover with a meringue made of the whites of the eggs.
 Yes, we do (k) need dough, both lit orally and figuratively. we women.
 MARY.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09
BETTER DEAD

Life is a burden when the body is racked with pain. Everything worries and the victim becomes Respondent and downhearted. To bring back the sunshine take
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09
GolDMEDAL. xll1AlEM Qr
SSlgIl[5ED

The national remedy of Holland for ovss 200 years; it is an enemy of all pains rs- sulting from kidney, liver and uric add troubles. All druggists, three sisss. Leek fos che nszne Gold Medal on every bo1
 and accept no initiation
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-04
This 2O& Reduction
Sale Grows in
Momentum as Men
Realize and Recognize
These Super Values on
Fancy Suits

prominent clothing manufacturer was here the other day
~ and said Why do you sacrifice such fine suits at
- such ridiculous prices when you know that they'll be
worth much money when Fall comes around? Maybe
well be sorry, said but my, how glad customers will
be and making them glad will only strengthen their interest this
That's really all that the long Folks
seeking economy nowadays We know better time to
them than Folks will appreciate the values their backs
more now than when the season is about over
It's that very idea that making this sale successful making it
bigger and bigger every day because realize the savings
greater than 20at the 700 reductions from already
low prices basis of the profit plan upon which
have been operating all Furthermore realize
involved the choicest productions from Hart
Schaner Marx. Society Brand and Clohcra No sale the
tricties approaches this one in value-giving.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-04

Chicaeo, June I. On ~ allegar
ton that his wife Ind the peculiar
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-04
Choice of Any Silk Shirt $1O.45

Choice Of Any Silk Shirt $1O.45
Any silk shirt in this stock is now at
your disposal at $10.45. We've
gathered all the remaining lots of tub
silks, jersey silks, crepes, broadcloths
and pongees and grouped them into
one sales lot at a great &1O AZ
money saving price of :. ~ VexO
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-04

$35 Suits ,ao.p rednced TO- $2&;
$40 Suits 1,oec reduced to- 2l
SIS Suits 1101D reduced to- $50
$50 Suits ,1o,o reduced to $4Ol
SIS Suits no,o reduced to $40
500 Suits 11o,U reduced to @8l
sos Suits 1o,u reduced to $52I
$40 Suits 11o,u reduced to $50
SIS Suits 11o,u reduced to 500
All Styles All Fabrics All Sizes
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-04

Bathing Suits Just In \ y
Tom Wye all wool bathing suits, all the
plain and combination colors, worth
$3.50, in line with our narrow profit
plan we place them &C m
UIl SC1lC dL
Boys wool and cotton bathing suits,
complete assortment, CD IN
5000 to ....-..........V SeON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
WORST WALKING
KNOWN IN YEARS
Not An Ice Creeper Available In Town
And All OF The streets As
smooth as Glass.

J. ia. 70 was anything ~, d"d ?" maze
Wr'hIu.. nu the streets of th,S 'l'}, Just
q llilh. hit wurS" than II hnS h'rn dur
ing TIA" past lhr," or FOUR days. u "aS
the drZzlo &C rain which f"'l most "t
yesterday dllrru"un. ana ""N"r"i me
streets with thin scum nr lr". Wh'rh
vas rh, most tr"arh"ruuS Iu years. 7"
adj - tho difficulty thor" Was not
<iugl" pair ur iv" rr""p"rs nNH'lhhl' IN
tn. hardware S'"r.~ vf ~" town. aS
they had all Sold nul and We're G'Hhir
t. go n u'W supply IN short u"tt"".
l." c""cp"rS. nC,"rdiuG /" "n' I'll The
hnrdWnr" ~, -"hHuiH. nr" 4 stall" ar
ii,'.. III their Tine. Il"w"N"r. They s'H-
du,p N,ll out 81 tbs l'"u. ~ 'h' d"NS
Wh"u they ar" necessary IN "a. var
ar. N"ry f..w. ;Iud the U"r'huIls u>U-
H'ly have y supply "r th"S" articles 10
carry through tho summer nururas
Huw"y-r thu pnst few day ct >uru'rN
W"llh'r h.,v" caused m uupr',''i'.u'"d
sale. ana a u'w supply has boon hard
IT, secure. On" local merchant report
81 TINT ne hn< q supply ON 'h' Way. and
lh-r mr., .NpSrirl iu nrrN" hrr,' >"u"
'inr' today. and To-" rr"d."ti"n q ~
nrdrd that thor" WI y" "a grand rush
for his place "r business Ne soon - II
h' comes hr"Nu Thar ,r'"p'rs ~ n'aN-
nhi'. rruvId"d Of v"HrS" tn" slippery
condition Of IN" streets continues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
Bridgeport Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Rain 81 ''"lnntms.
-. ar" spending n irM days 'l,inc ~
This city. Called Nv IN" s"r,"HT illness "t
Mr.. Fans brother. lt"b' r. l"||'' 81
Nr,r Nav street.
Chnfi,, ". \l">rui'r - West orange.
y. j. - spending few days - INC
@ucs. rr.rr'"nds and r''a'l,'~ - town.
E'I Johns uC the lIr rlGo""r' i'ork ana
Trus' company = r"u''n"h :" "'S h"M'
on IacqucIt street with ,'lur.s.
, Tho employees Of tho T"l'pH"n' com,
pnnY began tho diS'rthuu"n If now
dlr"rturl"> lu thu, ,H"'ultN N'si"rd1N.
Mrs James I"hu>,'r and dnucht"r,
MARIETTA. Of Iluu'mI'nr ". Vi, ar"
Spending :, few day Na~lt|rg with Mr..
Land MR.. ,;,"r.;, Wells "C klrkw""".
Mr. Emma cox IL ""uiu'I =" her
llum, uu JH"urr'' sire {, k'rkWnUd,
suffering with Illness.
Mr.. :. y, Cortland has r"'Trr'd 10 his
home nj W"il$N lilo. @. after a hrl"i VS.
IL with relatives in town.
The regular r'h"HrS:u Il ~" mem
h"rs Of tn. choir "i tn" First VI. j..
church wll l." held "a tn" church In
kirkwu"d tonight.
Tho w"nkly meeting Of tho sorority
or IN" local chapter of tho Alpha ri
fraternity was held last night.
Robert Eoylcs Of West Main street. -
reported - be seriously III. hut h"pCs
arr entertained tor his early r"""Irr!.
Mrs. Patrick Kelley continues I" I'M
PROV. nicely nj ia" North Wheeling
hospital whnr" Sh" underwent. AN UpCr-
alton u few days HSn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
MAKE This Recipe at
Home For Colds
and Catarrh
An lnexpen,ive Homemade Prepa-
ration That Will Bring Relief in
Single Day.

Here's an opportunity to rid yourself
Of mcnacing catarrh and annoying
colds hv means of simple method
advocated by DR.. Pierce OF Buffalo
y. IA physician known to millions
throughout the universe as an AUTHORITY
because Of his many, many years OF
successful medical practice.
Simply get small bottle OF Dr'
Sagc's Catarrh Remedy lin powder or
tablet form from any reliable druggist.
II he is out Of it have him obtain it for
YOU. Empty this powder into pint
bottle and fill with water that has been
boiled.
Garclc the throat as directed and
irrigatc or spray the liquid into the
nostrils two or three times day. Thous-
ands arc making this beneficial remedy
at home and il YOU arc annoyed With
= cold or have catarrh. Won will find this
a delightful means Of bringing instant
relief and stopping all discharge in a
short time.
Get a bottle Of Dr.. Sage's Catarrb
Remedy today. make up pint OF this
hcalthful medicine and keep the nasal
passage and throat so clean and healthy
that "hu" or any other germs will hav'
a hard time gaining foothold. Send
10 cents for trial package Of Tablets tc
Worlds Dispensarv, Buffalo, y y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
Probate Court.

lrscrhirr Wiu"mAn. de-" Motto" ni
;r"harr returned and !iI"d endorsed
,,r;,L rruur ur service upon minor next
ti', Waivers If probate filed by
r:cnrr, Wi'cman and Wanncttn Price.
I>,.Tnrr iur Redu~tvir. dec. Will and
rruI.,.atr"r for admission I" nr"ha,c
rIIed get for hearing january - at l"
~ Nn.I.r ordered and ISSUED and
'"T Ion,'s " Mrllntt. dec. Inyrrt"ry
r., ..n"r v"d and ordered recorded.
Mary Mckinney. dee. mf"m'"r! tiled.
armrmlrd and ordered r,""rd"d. ,,
SOPHIA Bippu-. dec. inventor! ''I"u'
.nmr'.vrri ana rdrr"d recorded.
Harrison Irld"rs. doc. Application
tlrI FOR a,ruiutm"iu at admins ra'riS.
rnnd ,iG On0. filed and Approved. tr-
SmcJ Inventory disp"nsrd with. Ar-
nIrrs,Iru fil,I for authority to settle
,Iaim for DAMAGES for wrongful nra,h.
sr,tlrmcnt for s. "hD and costs OF ad-
minietration ordered D,,
Margar,i ! Gateway. 1rc Petition
fer de'ST nMD% H. nri tindis thai estate
:. MOI euhirrt :" tax. Finding ordered
certified to stat" ta\ commission ana
,.,r,iri.I copy uf order forwarded by
Tn,h James Hatcher. doc. postm"s-
tors receipt for rcCist"rrd articles f'irh.
lydia ]. bailey. dec. Will and appii'
eat u to admit I" nrohal" urea win
mr-scs taken. reduced /" writing Ana
filed. Truhat" and record ordered.
- Il Perkins. guardian Of urpha Per-
VIZ - minor - His Ward ct al APP
,,iir1,iou tn -rll real "stat" At probate
III ,aI rii"d Brud 5000. Gr"rg" SAND
rock. Charles nrnmott rs Sur"ii"- iil"n.
Bond approved. rrirat" salr "rhcrco' Or
der issiIed aud cau." continued.
Arbitration for Mothers Pension BY
",nrclinn Porter. doc. Statement "t
assnis. debts. etc. filed I" obtain ""Tti-
fira;c to file IN part Itioh procceu'"s GER
,Irir.tr. ordered and issued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
M'MECHEN
Miss Mary McGuffIc, we'll KIN

Miss Mary McGuffIc. well known lady
of this city. passed away yesterday
morning ~ 4 o'clock al IN" hum" IF h"r
nephew. lrr. \. Il. Einchart after s"|-
cral months Illness.
The deceased was in her 6J years. aud
came to this city several years ago &
max" her HON" with hcr nephew AID
Will" hero had mad" many a"qua.nl o.
aurvs whom will be gricvcu to learn ~
lied death.
81" ~ survived by three sisters aad
two brothers. Mrs. Agnes Einehart. o
MrM"ch,n: Mrs. Charles Rirchart. "
Wana. W. Va. and Mrs. !. lIollcrran. az
Nnnita. Pa. James McGaffc. OF Dec.
Valley Pa. and Arch McGiflc. Of
Boardtrcr. ". Va
Early Saturday morning the remain :
will OC taken to Cameron for bur III
wi,h services at the grave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
NeNschen Personals.

Mrs. W. Hunt is spending ii few days
with relatives At RosHy Rock.
Miss Evelyn Wright has returned =
her homr at Holidays cove. after Va
Ting relatives and friends here Tor t:r
past week.
Miss Bernie Farmer is able 10 he Out
again after "a brief illness at her home.
Miss Mary Elwbod is confined at hc'
home ON Fourth and Logan streets.
Scrgcan; Dan Hill is visiting friend.
T.. mis- city for a few days. Sergeant
Iiill is a resident OF virginia, -, ,,t.
r;eorEc Pryor continues III at MS
home on Sixth street.
# q Helms continues seriously III o.
his honir on sixth street. OF pneumonia.
Mr. md Mira. ". VI. Taught are r'-
jniciug over TIA" arrival or lie" uaush-
Miss Helen Long will leave the fir"t
OF next week for Obi where she VIII
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rogerson arc tn-
proud parents Of new daughtet'
ness visitor in this city yesterday.
Miss Anna MrCracken has rsturn"'l
home after spending few days al
Fairmoni with friends. ,, T..
Mrs. W. B. BRYAN; ~ hoito"aEi
visiting relatives In this cit! lot ~"
Miss Agnes Garrison. ~ Littl"ton. ~
Visiting friends In this city for s"Nerai
GayS. rvo,,o &c
EFnnrr
calling on friends in this city for few
weeks. ~, hos
,.Hn III a, her home on Seventh street
j" M lInp'" X ,''e Su.ick Is confined at her
homo on FIFTH street. slightly III.
Mis-. Catherine Loon. 10 able to nc OUT
again after brief Illness ~ "a me neI ron. % TO-
Clarence Bobcran. now on .he
recovery after brief illness. ,L.
Krnnith Mcrann Is confined at his
'" Mrs. rharlrs Lowe IL eating along
nicely after being confined to her home
on Marshall street. for sewers rs'iii a,
Bert Cusick continues serious! III a.
the ohio Valley General hospital at
Wheeling. S,, .n.,d-
inc few days in Detroit. on business
has returned homo.
Thirtv-rive years ago the aluminium"
Industry employed about ten men,
The first operation for appenal1ca;ssrEs
,n,. Cottonwood I'm Denver, COlo., III 800
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23

'"rn"ur. With Mrs.. Fred l.. S'lhr a N"
h"si"s~. following lh% rendering Of an
inter" sung program "ai"h mad h"rii
prepared tn" annual business va ~ III
and officers for tie" canning term 'i''' T.
ed. Til" rlc"t'un resulted ~ fellows;
"sld"n'. Mr.. John :. M"u%>: mrs.
N.r" president. Mrs charity !. p'',,
grlT: s'C"ni Vie" prrSId"n'. Mrs. tr'h
*. ni\ou; SECRETARY. Mrs. William
Nhill"y. IrcI>urrr Mrs. l"hu NJ. ll"u-
drrSun Mr.. Charles l.. NInS"rd. Mrs.
John ll"rVry ami Mrs. Ilnns" ~ 'riS-
welt w"r" ~l"Ctcd as directors 81 "a" or
EanIGltlul