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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-14
PREPARING FOR
CONVENTION OF
THE AM. LEGION
WHEELING POST NO. WILL SEND
MANY MEMBERS TO STATE
MEEr1NG AT PETERSBURG
National Gathering VIII Take Place a
Month Later, III September,
at Cleveland.

In,cr"s, o: all Most Virginia. AnlHr:-
can Legion mon j. now c"nttrnE IN the
state convention "t, the derartmcnt CT
West Virginia 10 hC h'l@ IN FHrE"r',
vh.rh Will he crtHTicd not only by 4
number Of delegates from Nhcc!!n<
post. No. l. Nut many members h1E"
expressed Their intentions Of oein%
present.
the lora. rns, from Sal" Adjutant Lou
is 4 carr that railway arrangement
have ben mad So that members can
Scclir. a round tria ticket for ono and
orc-thlrd fare. This rat" also apl.eS
10 all d"n"T:rn' members Q; any Le-
\ ,rr,Incatc must he procured from
tho state adlutant Of each members
home town and At TarkcrSburg tn
ticket viii b" validated for the return
;-ip. Tho -Ickcts VIII he sold between
tween August @3rd and 18th. but mus,
be- used for return on tho day Stampei
As the val,dation and passengers mus.
reach the original sorting point not
later than August 3lst
The ParkcrShurc post ~ making az.
-anCrmcntS for the accommodation or
At least 800 cx-s"rvire mon and u IS
stated that even N" most hard n"i"d
man who saw service IN fran'e VII!
have nothing. to complain Of. .
This VIII nc tho second meeting az
cX-serv:cr mon Of the Wcr'd war OF
West Virginia.
TIE first day Of the convention. Mon
dav. Will 10 GO. there and get toEcth-
or day and the business sessions and
entertainments will start on Tues
md continue over Wednesday.
GOV. John !. t'ornw"ll Will b" in al
tendance. and there Viii also hn rc7rc-
sontatlvns If The Rurcdu Of War RISK
Insurance. Vocational Training depart
mem and DEPARTMENT 81 Public Health.
The matter 81 attendance at the SEC
ond national . r. ention If the AMo-!-
can Legion 20 Tx" place n Cl"vcla2d
o. September 27-21. will also b"
brought up. All West Virginia Legion
members who expect 70 be present at
the Cleveland convention can apply u
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has been the guest o. William Howard,
at his home AT Howard Place. has re-
turned 10 New York.
Miss Hettic Hazlctt is visiting friends
in Cleveland. =.
Mrs Harry Hunter OF the Island. has
been called to New Castle, Pa. by The
death Of a relative.
Mrs Hcicn Conner who has been VS.
iting for some time in Richmond. Va.
has returned to the home of her mothct,
Mrs tIoisc Risor, IN Bridgeport
Mrs l.. r. Wallare OF bethany. VA
taken 70 the Ohio Valley General hos
pltal last night where she Will undergo
an operation for the removal Of her ton
sis and adenoids this morning. Glen,
small son OF Mr.. and Mrs Wallace -
also confined TO the hospital. where ~
recently underwent serious operation
ION the glands Of his neck.
{. Z. FranciScuS of New fork.'iS the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John GroEan.
] s. BOnar, superintendent Of pubic
schools at Hinton, W. Va. spCnt Tue
day IN thn city on his way home from
West Liberty where nc had been visit
ing relatives. and attended the Rotary
club luncheon as the guest OF SUPP; {.
r.. Citizens Mr.. Sonar was principal
Of the North Bcnwood school for Sr'-
cral years and st!ll more recently was
superintendent Of tho Cameron dIStriCt
;, hoo}S He returns 10 Hinton this tan
for his second year Of the public schools
Of that place.
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Arrange For Sunday
School Convention

Last night al tho 81. Fauis Evan
rellcal church. there was An important
meeting Of the YOUNG Peoples society.
Of which the principal feature was the
arrangement for the program which VII!
ha held during the meeting Of tho Sun
day Schools association Of tho Penn
syivania Evangelical synod Of North
America. which vii! be held here August
l0-ll-l2.
Moving pictures. games and music
contributed an interesting program for
las, evenings cntArtaInmcnt. on Mon
day night the Wiling Workers society
met for tho purpose oC arranging i'm
portant matters in connection with tho
SUNDAY school svnndICai convention.
One ~ the matters which was taken IN
a, the meeting was the housing Cf the
oNn delegates who viii ho III a'rHn1ancc
a. The convention. .---------
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/ WELCOME {

ginia. returned last evening 70 Charles
ton after Attending 10 business '""''e-'
here.
Mr.. Morris Knowles ~f the Knowles
Engineering Company. Of PlttSnureh.
a.. Is spending a few day IN the city
.ooSiuS after business matters.
Harry Ii Thomas. Of East Mccoloch
street. lcft last evening Tor aat'r'H"h.
~ =. where ne vi. spend rev Gays
the guest Of relatives and friends.
Mis-, Wilma Davis. who has been Wis.
i:.ns her SISTER, Mrs. Walter Evans. OF
Fifteenth street. left yesterday Tor her
nome in CicNe,and g.
James II. Derry. Of tho Island Will
leave IN the morning on business trip
e. New MartinSv'ile ,,-, -,
, James -. cannon. Of Neiisoure, mas
returned h"m" after spending serera!
days IN East Wheeling.
Dr G. r. Aller viii GO to New Mar
ttnsvil!e thus morning TO address the
conference Of Wheeling district Meth
oGiSt ministers there.
Miss FrlCda Mcintyre. Of Eriuiant' IS
visiting friends IN tho city.
Hunter Montgomery: Of St"uo"nyliSa.
has returned home after several days
Mrsand Mrs. Oscar Caliaway. OF
Charles street. WcllSburG. are visiting
rtirrncs tn this city.
Miss Helen Wallace. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. ". T.. Wallace. of Bethany
Pike. is suffering from a rclapS" fol-
loving an attack Of measles.
| Nr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson have re-
turned 70 their home in Pieasanton,
after enjoying an extended trip through
tho eastern states.
has been visiting friends In Wc!lshurg.
Is spending several days IN this city be-
fore returning homo.
Mrs. &. /. 'SnodCrass. nf Warrington.
:
q Mrs Anthony k"lL, Of N"IiShurS,
vas taken 10 tho North Wheeling hos.
Dital yesterday afternoon. where abe Will
have N-Rav ri"tur"s taken. She was
ACCOMPANIED nv Or. Arnold.
Nelson Robinson has returned TO his
HON" IN Warrington after spending
fow days with friends here.
T. l.. Lambert IF Wheeling. was call
in on friends in Warrington yesterday.
! Henry 4 NCIre. assistant attorney gen
. oral % WcS, Virginia. Will roturne :"
Charleston today after 'is't IN this
cl'N.
W. md Mrs George g Weber. %
Wolisburc. arc visiting. in Wheeling.
Wilson and George Sober; Will r"-
turn - ;hnir homo in Srri"Cda'C. 'ho
-!attcr part nC tho week. fo~0i Sss'"rSTtll".
whore trry hay" boon IN" guests OF
.holr aunte N'r> W Il. k"ys"r and
Ms John " thornton.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. /. christian nave 70
t"-acd 80 'hci- hon" on n" North Side
af'o- touring over IN" northern part u
TO stat.
go ) Dickcv ha. returned from
a tour OF the eastern cities.
H- r SHORES hhS returned ~ his
homo m Fa!rmont. after Il business trip
hN-N
Hon : r Cc-'rf has returned - h'a
bono n North Wheeling. after sNend'nG
sHNOra, darS az tho HON" - Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Donahue - Flkins. a
ice ErUH'rr. son 81 Mrs G"otro
] aTCN'ir. 'Hf' nc R1r'v part 90 tn
.."oN Co. = s'.",-,er caw0 IN Maine.
N'S7 Mar T''rr Sn~ton 90 Chicago.
''-ho has hco~ DO guest ~ Miss Mary
Ti~a nor Stewart .. her homo a. Gr@"7
r:lh,Hs. near T-'ad"iphiI. VII leave i'r!-
ia" for hor homo
E4Try Caa~h4yla.n cr Ne" YCcG, WGo
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BOY SCOUT DAY
At ROTARY CLUB
Scout Officials and Members Guests at
Luncheon-Club Hears Of Play
pronnd Activities

Tho Rotary club noon day luncheon
held Yesterday at the McLurc hotel was
well attended BY members and VISITORS.
4 delegation ~ Boy Scouts headed by
Scout Master II. .. Iortz and Scout IA
ecut've {. \ Hubbard were among the
guests President frankston called on
Mr. Hubbard 10 stand and show himself
and George +. House. chairman Of the
Wheeling BOY Scout commhice ad-
dressed tho meeting. Eic told how the
Local Scout movement had progressed
within @i9 boys nov enrolled. He IN
N.trd the RotHr.ans 10 visit the Scout
camp near Elm Grove and attend the
conference Of s35 SCoutmaSters which
WAS held last L!Cht
RotarIan Fred Fox spoke on the re-
markable work beng done IN this city
by the Boy Scout organization and urged
u greater interest on the part OF cii4-
gems.
Ro;arian Citizens discussed the imam.
cal condition OF the Playground fund
and stated that anyone wishing 10 con
tribute should mako checks payable IN
either hImSclf'or Mr.. James cummings.
the secretary. PRESIDENT fTankSton
called attention 10 the fact that the
RoutrlanS had pledged financial sup
port 10 the Fairgrounds and that there
were hvc now operating IN IN" city.
II. l. Dunlap gave a rero-t Of the
financial status OF the fund that has 10
do with IN" support OF The french war
G Ih , %Gnm ar AFTER "Se''"S 'o'"''
~
Judge James ". EWING. delegate from
the First district To the national Dem
ocra1c convention held at san Francis
60. told Of experiences at the conrcn-
ton He told Of the wonderful beauty
Of the city and of the hospitality OF
the people To IN" visitors and also spoA"
on the good night made for John W.
DAVIS by the West N!rGin.ans.
\ number OF short hloEraphic:%
sketches wrr" given IN conformity with
4 newly established Costum" OF tho club.
Alfred Iirich gave a sketch Of John {.
Lynch and EotLrIaa Walter Gilbert
briefly AIirtchrd Tho l.fe OF II. l.. Cor
curSn. manager OF the Wheeling Cham
Der Of commerce.
The following were the Visitors:
\. y. l'auli
Archiba Id W. Paull. Jr.
A. NJ Worcester
Archibald ". Iaull, ST.
4 NJ. WorchcSter, OF Cincinnati. Ohio,
l. S Ronar. Of Hinton. W. Va.
s l.. White. OF Cleveland. Ohio.
Scout krick Peterson
Scout clyde Smith
Scout Ralph Pickett
Scout Russell HCnnlg
Scout William Ron"
Scout John Marry
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TENNIS CLUB REUNION

The members o. the Stein Tennis
Club OF Elm Grove are planning PIC
mic on their grounds for the latter part
Of tho week. probably Thursday even
ing. and al! members OF the orEaniza
ton ar. invited 10 attend the affair. 1t
viii be- in the nature Of reunion OF
the members of the club, many OF
whom were with the army during tho
war and who did not return |" tn"
United States IN time 10 have much Of;
i season last year
This srr:nE considerable work has
been done on the courts. placing them
n first class condition y now fence
has been erected. and !mrrover' cnts
mad" on the club house. The courts
are now rated as II" best in tho Elm
Grove district. and are proving very
popular placca Several matches be-
tuscN club members are being arranged
following which refreshments Will be
served The committee n charge O;
the affair - composed - Bernie Mad
der< -. .- 1--l yc-- aNd~ y Ina .Rrltt
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To Overcome Redness,
Tan, Freckles, Blotches

II YOUR skin is unduly redeemed. tan
ned or freckled. just dab little puTe
rlcrroI:zed wax on the face and allow It
70 remain over night. When you wash
on the wax IN the morning. fine. haky.
almost invisible particles Of cuucle
come with l.: Repeating this daily. the
entire outer skin Is absorbed. but 50
gradually and gently. there's not tho
slightest hurt or inconvenience. Even
the stub5orrest freck!eS are affected
TIE underlying skin which forms tho
now com pleX!ou IS so clear. fresh and
youthful-lcokinE. HouW marvel at thu
transformation. It's the only thing
known 10 actually discard an aged,
faded, muddy OF blotchy complexion.
Ono ounce of nercol:zed wax. procurable
at any drug store. IS sufficient In most
cases
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evening performances OF the circus. Oc-
caslonaIIy lion will become so obstre:
porous that It will require the comb1ed
Efforts Of several men TO hold him while
Frank brushes out his coat and niles his
nails.
In the accompanying picture Rowland
Is seen brushing the glossy name OK
Consul" one Of the largest lions in the
big menagerie. Consul" however, is an,
exceptional lion, for he never protests
against these attentions and. in fact
receives them so peacefully that How
Land performs his duties within the cage
with no steel bars for protection. Con
sal" actually enjoys the attention, as
can readily be seen by the peaceful ex-,
preston on his face. .
No such mena gerie as that which ID
to be brought here has ever before
toured America. II is composed or the
finest and rarest animals from the two
great circuses that have now been
merged into one. A herd Of eight 81:
RATES., three distinct species Of rhinocen
ard practically all the elephants IN
America are among its many wonders
And the vastness OF the mcna gerte sug-
Ecst an index by which one may mea-
sure all other features OF this gigantic
new supcr-circus.
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over THE RIVER
KIWAN|S CLUBS
FIRST LONCHEQN

number % the members OF the
local Kiwan:s Club will meet at tho Nc
Lure hotel at 1880 o'clock sharp to-day
and will take a trip 10 Martins Ferry
20 attend TIE initial luncheon given by
the new Kiwanis Club Of that city.
The Martins Ferry Club was organized
hy National Organizer G. H. Lincoln. OF
chicago. after he had brought the Fair
mont Club INTO existence He will be
present a: the first dinner to-day.
The luncheon today will be an elab-
crate affair and will take place at the
Elk& Home a: Martins Ferry. On last
Thursday Or. r. J. McN!ckle and a
number n promoters Of the over tho
river K;wanIs Club were entertained
At tho Mcclure by the local kiwanians
AZ lunch.
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vale. J. NJ. Bcrdsn. Hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. x. Brown. OF FAIR
mont, are spending several days visit
:" Miss Beulah Lake. OF Clarksburs, is
visiting friends and relatives IN this
Cir and Mrs. 4. c. Hersk,s. Of Far
mon, While visiting friends here. are
Stopping at the Mcclure hotel
MIR and Mrs. &. J. hncr OF Hunt
!nEton. Who have been spending few
days in TINS city. Will leave this morn
Il" IS II. Moore. Of Huntington. is
VISITING friends and relatives IN this
e't Mr and Mrs William S,cinmeyer Of
New York city. while making a motor
trip through OHIO and West Virginia.
ar stopping IN this city Tor Jew
days
.ew days visiting N. this city. Will
cave tins morning for her home y
Mrs. ". NJ. McCorm,cH and daughter
81 UnionLown. Ia. are visiting friends
Mrs. {. adams ard daughter. Of
Cleveland. o.. arc spending 4 week WIS.,
iting friends IN the CITY.
l.. r. Cho!Sser. who mas h"o" sncad-
ing several days IN this cIty. Will leave
Neill Robinson. of Warrington. spent
the week end with relatives here.
Mrs. {. l.. Snodsrass. OF Warrington.
vas shopper n Wheeling. this
week
Miss Laura Thompson. OF this city.
Is the guess OF Miss Gertrude puL.'r.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank pow!er. Of Wood
lawn. left yesterday for motor trip
with their family lsstoppinS on III" way
10 the South Branch of thS Hotupac
and Mountain Lake Paris Nd.
Mrs |. = r List and her dauGht"'
are spending Tn" su'nm"c At n" moan
tain rcsor, OF Eagles Mere. Pa.
Ti,tle Miss Roblna Mcclure. q
Pittsburgh. who has been the guest Of
Miss Mary J. Cooper. o! the Island
icft Yesterday for her home.
Meir1z tranzhcim. - at Indianapolis
NJ and Mrs. L. r. CraEo. os FL
teen;h stree. Will leave the latter Har;
OF tire week for flkiHS
Mrs. Carl c. Bachmann. Of WoodsdalG.
IS able 70 he out after long illness o.
Hon. Henry. 4. Note. assistant a''or.
ney general % the STAT" o. ""st Viz
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A wedding of much local interest the
announcement of which wi! conc as a
snrrri-c t. tn. many friends Of the nrlde
~ his CITY. took nlace Saturday, July
II; ard 'n AZ CTii<riye!and, q, when Mss Mars,
1 1,ri l.. Ross, daughter Of Mrs. NINA
Ross. Of cleveland, hocam" Inc r. - ,rn -.
Nr +: V Scotwood. of that place. the
counlr are enjoying an eastern honey
moon. n, present being in Atlantic rity;
and will visit numerous ether eastern
points. after which they Wi! 20 TO oISre-
and where a newly furnished apart
rcnt awaits them. -,l. ~
Tho bride is former rcsiIenl OF
Wheeling. the Ross family having mace
,beir home On Sixtecnth street. uhtiI
~. ,nsrs aro She Is a former student
~ -, J6srrh's academy. and has 4 vide
ci,cIr Of friends. III this city who VII
cx;rnd TO her their good wishes !. MI MI,
srn,Uocd is 4 member cf awe! known
r,rr,r,. Of Cleveland. and IS prominently
iGrnt,ficd m the business circles Of that
pidCe.
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daughters Of veterans VIII Entertain

on luly 90 NJ ;hc !toNcrt BIAhf F"FH!'
the Daughters of Veterans. which was
organized a short tim" ago. will be hos
sumner and program which Will take
pIaIc OF, the lawn. The Hannah Mont
gomary curtis Camp No; / Will have
charge Of tn" AFFAIR N which they VIII
be assisted by the Wheeling Tent. l'ur-
ing the evening program Q! readings
and music viii he given.
The following committee Of ladies' VIII
hc IN charge OF The refreshments: Mrs
T. " Hc!mbrlght, general chairman
Vi, sdumCs Ollie Smith. &Ol!.e ACC.tS-
kew ANA Edward Gibson.
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ToniCh, at The Chamber OF 'oinif''syt
rooms Inc service star Legion will meet
AZ ";sh, o'clock. Mrs. John w. SianIhl.
rrrs,dnnr Of the organization, calling a
SPECIAL meeting for the purpose OF
transact.rg important business. IL IS
desired that all members ne PFeSSS". :,
rcrnIar meetings will be- held hereafter
Al The American Legion Headquarters on
Friday evenings. instead Of at the Chain-
Der Of ComncrC" rooms.
The society nNw includes 100 mem
hers and SO prosperity" ones showing
rapid growth N membership since ''S u
Ean.Zat!un in the late winter.
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Protacted Homo Circle

Tho PROTECTED Homo tirrIc VII m"Ht
on friday evening at the +. o. f. hall:
installation of officers t" lake plac" and
the imitation Of class of eight new
members q; which Mr.. Earl Schneider.
grand state president Of MorGantoTn
! - W Ruschc. state deputy OF Park
crsburE. and Miss Alice Peterson. OF Nc
McChcn. grand treasurer. Will preside
There will he program Of music IN
which Miss Elolsc Dobson. Miss Virginia
Hall and Miss Emma Reed VIII he IN"
SINGERS Refreshments will be served.
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TRANSFERRED TO wELLsBURd

Miss Mary Spencer. who has been
connected with tho MannnGton.> West =.
Va. others 0f tho Western Union Tele-
gram COMPANY. has been transferred
:, mo ntuCc Of the same company at
Wc.l>hurg. ". Va. She will leave Man
n.nrtou for WtllSburg today.
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State Adjutant Louis A. Carr at Clar4$@
burg. West Va. for hotel reservations
Hotel reservations at the state con-
vcnt!Cn at Petersburg can be maAc
through Einton Murphy. chairman or
ARRANGEMENTS, Parkersburg. West va
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South Side Wedding

Mrs Annie Beaver. Of the South Side.
daughter of LIndcr!oof Early. was
united IN marriage 10 Nj Henry Baum.
Yesterday At noon II the parsonage OF
=. StcphAnus Evangelical Reformed
church
costume o: navy blue, with which She
wore n clos" fitting turhaM Of black.
Following tho ceremony. they leit for
their homo ~ BoEES Run.
The groom Is employed as a mill
WORKER At The River Side mill.
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Honeymooners Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. (. Drake have re-
turned from an extended honeymoon
Trip to northern Michigan and Canada.
Mrs. Drake VAS before he. marriage.
MISS Rose F1adIng, al North Wheeling.
The happy couple Is n"w visiting the
brido's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fading and later they VIII SO 10 !!iis-
uurEh. where a Hcwly !urnIAhcd apart
mCnt awaits tnum
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r,,r,s Daughters of St. Luke's.

The Kings !auEhi'r$ 4: -. l.uke's
Will meet tomorrow evening with Mrs.
Frank look At ncr home Oh North
Front street Preceding the routine
business OF the meeting there WI. be
u o'clock supper SerN cd.
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SHERMAN SCHOOL
CLOSING RECITALS
PUPILS GAVE SPLENDID RECITAL
LAST NIGHT AT THE SHERMAN
STUDIO. WHICH WAS ATTEND
ED BY LARGE CROWD.
Next Affair which Will Close the Sum-
mer Term Will Be Given on
Saturday Might,

Last evening at the Sherman School
Of Expression on ChaplIne street. the
closing recital for summer term stud
ents OF the primary and intermediate
grades took place before large aud
fence Seldom has a more charming
and delightful program been presented
BY the members OF the Sherman school:
rte children having presented some or
rhe most difficult and advanced acts:
with the cleverncss and judgment OF
professionals. The intermediate classes
did exceptionally fine work, and the
audience OF adnlirinG friends and par
ents were enthusiastic over the result
Of the few weeks Of summer training.
Those taking part in the primary DC
partmcnts program we're Misses , nnl
othy Won Berg. Cressa Wilson. mara
Garrison. Frances koPpr: Helen QUO.
june Virginia Mcrford Marjorie Bow
man, Edward Colly. Charlotte Hotreu-
tcr. ANNA kochler and Ann kroEGie'
The intermediate grades incIuded on
their program Misses clara Norman
Marccila Burkett. Della Manion' Dor;
othv Stromberg. Nrll Carpenter; lSaoc!
Glass. Dorothy Watkins. Kathryn
steele. Harriet STEPHENS Dorothy COG
berg. Mildred and Virginia kerns. MAIN
ryn stephens. Lacla Nicolls and GeoF-
gia Faulkner.
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MY YOUNG sister.
HAS A Ouija board.
AND SHE believes it.
AND TALKS to Noah.
AND | think she talks.
TO HER best fellow.
WHO'S DEAD but doesn't know It
AND used to give her.
THE LOUD, rude laugh
BUT I'm sorry now.
BECAUSE LAST night
| WAS home alone.
so got the board.
AND PUT in call.
FOR JOHN Barleycorn.
AND OTHER departed spirits.
-
BUT THE line was busy.
FOR NOTHING happened.
THEN | cheated a little.
AND IT spelled this.
"eRAMMAsHoTTA sEvEN.'
so shut of quick
TO HEAD of any.
FURTHER FAMILY scandal
THEN | stopped to smoke.
A CIGARETTE.
AND AFTER while.
cRANKED up weejee.
AND ALL Of a sudden
IT STARTED OF.
AND QUICK as a fasA
IT SAID something.
THEY SATISFY"
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About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.
At THE HOTELS

AT THE AVILLS
Rosers-Cha r!cs L. Bury. Grafton;
W. "a MoDouSA!l. Pittsburgh.
McIure-B r.. Watt Grafton, +. W.
Radford. Clarksburg. ". ". Lewis,
Clarksburg: K. J. Pierce. tatrmont. u.
W Scnlcgal Huntington. X l..
ReeverS. EaIrmoNt.
wtndsor-l'aul J. Hays. Pittsburgh;
A T. OXtoly. Jr.. Wcl!sourg. y. l.
Wilnoth. EihIns. 7. H. S,cI'nS. Fair
mont. T.. (. LanGfett. IarhtrsOurS.
john !. Manning. Pittsburgh.
Starun-Nan > Bowman ParkerS-
burg. J. W Mark.ey. Weston. George
Neadcr. Weston: L. I. Waite. SISTERS
VILE. J. VI. Bcrd!n. Hundred.
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birthday Parties

In honor OF his birthday. ScverA! OF
the friends Of MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Klein visited them Oh Sunday alter
noon at their home at sunny Knoll
Farm. Tn. party spent the afternoon
and were served a delightful birthday
dinner ON the lawn at o'clock.
On Tuesday evening numhrT OF the
friends Of Mrs. W. r. Kelley visited
her al her home on tho National road
Al Woodsdale. Dropping IN t. surprise
hcr on the anniversary Of her birth.
Mrs Kelley ). sister III Mr.. Klein, Of
sunny hIuu Farm.
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The next rcCita! 10 be presenter -
the sherman school. which VIII con-
cludc the work Of the summer '"rm
classes, will be given on Saturday eve
ming at the studio rooms. -, .,ro
T'ho following children Will take
mar, in INC prograrVirginia Rissctt
beI.vCra Mclchcr Mary Grian
Mr. Sassif William plankry
Tranres Ewing James Blatchley
iI,i Cnprad Frances Hopkins
Irnorcnn HYDE John Rinchart
Tsthcr Euli Carl Rinchart
kath.eCn Gallagher Robert hih'HaLt