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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23
Dundee Irritated.

Johnny Dundee. who meets Jackson
at the Manhattan Sporting Club next
Monday night, is irritated over the fact
Of yelling getting a title bout with
Leonard when he (Dundee) thought he
was entitled to the preference.
II was the only man who stepped
into the ring immediatelc after Leonard
announced his Intention Of defending
the title, yet when 1t came to picking
the champions opponent 1 was not even
consulted The reason Is obvious. With
the exception of one or two instances
have received the decision over the
champion in every other contest we en-
gagged in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23
Jake Magin and Edward Mad
den Lead Field With Sixty
Three Points.
TWO O'CLOCK scoRE-2orH HOUR

WOuIYItr Ieudlng. PreV1Ous record
SIT miles o laps, made by Clark and
Root In 1914
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23

Jimmy Johnston has finally arranged
10 have Jackson and Dundee meet at
the Manhattan Sporting Club next Mon
day night in a fifteen round bout.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13

II einen 8ertb bon WeiId, gierr.
@cfliigel, Sonig. 9ienentua6s, SOFA.
8ilO, Sel6etL, Sdlten, @oIe, Bic.
gen, ben ol1f Ser Sarm eeihladte.
ten Tbieren, Dem berfouften S6lcdi-
bieb, ioipie Den bon ben Sarmern
Oerfoitftcn Bferben unb NauleieIa
nit $433, 621 $50 bierau rednenL
10 ergiebt iid Elm @tnfommen bon
1899, 671 $40 aus unieren Sarnterl
mo0ur6 Mifio1tri gum Billion Dol.
lars 4ferbouitaat miro. limb 6ieier
grt eiebt es nod biele in Der Union,
ga sic geiammte aderbauprooitfttou
bes 2anoes iid nlf Is 8iatonen
Dollars I'M Sabre bel6uft, ODER
61r6I6nittlif penig mebr, alS
500 RiGionen Collars fir ieSen
Staat." -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13
ansfuuft in beutider spradDe.

0as alisfunftsbiiro in oeirtider
Spra6e gibt bereitpilligit nno TO-
ItenIos gusfunft iiber ollie bic Brn.
DISCRIMINATING betreffenOe ansele'
~genbeiten, 6ffentlifes @efamobeits'
tueien, Solooten. unb @atroienan'
eelegenbeiten, @eiesgebrns, arbei'
tcruerbdltniiie, DECENTRALIZATION, Gin
nonoerune, austponoeruns, Steier'
peien, Reiiepaiie, eraiebunsstueien
II. {. 10. anfraeen iinb gu ridter
an @ er NJ 9toiiion 8ureal
Of Soreien Language Conformation
Serpice. Gmericon &eo Gross. 124
goIt, 29tb Street. Seem gorf, %. y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13
Die lanSiuirtbidaftlide 8anftraft
Ses Staates Miiionri.

Gs ioG uneefGbr 10000 Sarmen
int Stoate Niiiouri geben, Die ben
8cIitern einen Heingelpinn bon
$4,000 big $4,000 i6brIi6 etnbrin.
gen. 9ieie 8%ebntptllng tpltrbe b1,rG
@m. Sobnioh, ben Reboftelr bes
nSSSournnI Of agriculture Of 81.
2ouis" ortfeeitellt. ~9os lit nidt
biel," iaete Sobnion, "rpenn man
be0enft, DOB bies bas @infommen
aus elmer Inlnge bon $4,000 biz
500, 5000 ouf ieoer Sarm beoerrtet,
einidIieBIi6 ser 2obne fir Die So
mile, obcr es cntiprid)t unaCfdbr
Dem 3ltr6idnitt bon Oenl, mas
10000 Samilicn ouS5ugcben boz
ben, Elm Reiultot. bnS iih iebr tpobl
nit Den 3uitGnOen in ocn bciten
6armge9enben bes 2onbcS bergIei'
diem IGBt, 0enn es lit beoelttelto
iiber 6en 9urG'6nitt. Die Wtiio1t'
ricr Sormer f6nnen iid 9inge an
Idoffen tuoror1 6ie an6eren Stanten
oar nift oenfen fonnen.
Sn Miiiourt 5iebt Der 5armer
6ur6i6nittIi6 al1es, mas er gum
2ebensunterboGt braudt. Sein @in'
fommen lit iiderer, als bos Der
Sormer in anoeren Staaten, oas
bon Dem IusfaII Ser @rnte bon 2
ODER 3 Qrtifeln obbGn9t, ba er faIt
allies 5iebt.
Ssn 9esug ollf Die @etbobe Der
Misunderstanding iteben mir SHE
nlon6en nod. Infer 8tebItano
iud)t ieines @Ieiden; uniere Sarmcr
buben Die mooernIten Roi6inen ltto
Die 9ompfpflii9e unb berlfieoene1'
grntemoi6inen iino 10 baufi9, DAB
Ser @ouleIel attf Der Surm balb nllr
Gin bereinaeltes 9aIein fiibren mirh.
@ifouri lit Elm SeimItdttenitont,
es aiebt bier tpetiser 8adtbef;ber
oils In irseno einem Der artgrenoen'
BEN Staoten. gs lit Der Central
Itoot bes 2anoes, Elm Staat bon
2anb eieenoem, Seim bauenoem itno
Die Seimatb Iiebenbem @olf.
SIM Sabre 1919 batten Die 5elO'
friidte, Die 8ieien, Die ObItgarter
,,no Die 8artcnerae,tsniiie in Niiior''
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13
Serbs eriammlnus in Der w. +,
Stride 81 Berger, $40.

9onnerStaq, ben 10. Iugult.
8 llbr abenos, @roffnungse &reoigt,
Reb. .. 6. &riege. 9, 9.
1reitag, ben 20. altgult.
$50 borm., 8erianmllmg fir ain-
Der, &eb. 6. 9GnSinger,
1920. por1n., 9reoigt, Rep, 6. 30.
@nis.
200 nadm., S~eriammlitng fir Stint
Der, Rep. 8. 6. 81. S1miot.
200 nadm., 9e,1tide 8ibeIitlinoe,
&ep. s. Ianmit.
800 nadm., Breoigt, Or. .. .,
&riege.
500 abenbs, &rsatat &ep. 6. 8an'
singer.
Samstae, Den 81. auguit.
$50 pornt., g%eriommlltng fir &in'
Ser, Steb. 6. &c. @Dis.
1890 BORN, 9ertfde 8rebiet, &ep.
%. 6. 81. Sdmiot.
200 hadn't, 8~eriammlling fir Sim
Ser, Reb. 6. 8dn5ineer.
$50 nodm., 9eiitide 8ibelitunbe
Reo. s. 8anpitt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13

800 hadn't, 8rebi9t, &eo. :. M.
ellis,
500 obeno8, &reoi9t, Or. .. Y,
&riege.
5onntog, ben %. altguIt.
$50 oorrn., Sonntngi6rle. Rep. @.
6. sc. S6mibt.
1890 borm., Mbenomabls @ottes'
oienlt, geb. 81. 8. &oenefe, 8. 6
200 hadn't, S~eriammlung ftr &t11
Ser, Meb. 6. 90. GaiS.
200 nadm., 9e,,tide SreOigt Heo
$. Bontpit.
800 hadn't, grSiebun9s Sortrag
Or. 8. g.. 8riege.
500 abenbs, SdluBpreoigt, Or. VI
g. 9oenefe.
Seoermorun lit ber5lid eit9elaoer
All alien g~eriamml1lngen, oas Sro
gronun lit ourdpeg in cngliide'
Spra9e nit IuSnabme no cs be
lonoers anseseben lit. Infer Rott'
lit, ,gbriItas suerit uno in mem,
uno a~ir6engcmeiniduff aulest. gei
oufridtigem @oblDoaen
Otto R. 8ueB, SaItor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13

eeben. Mogen 9utes 8etter uno
@ottes Segen Die 8rimmlungen
hegliiden.
Srau s. 6. 8aber befanb lid les'
te ISOLDE beiu9Speiie in Sermann.
9ouis Calf bat feline Robm. uno
@efliigel.S anolltne in oas gramers
@ebaiibe in Del6em ii9 friiber
Rolte's Saloon befarl0, berlegt.
Sobn Starte bot in 4lb. 2euen.
berser's Steinbr1d oe1 Rod ruib.
er an Ser Irbeit I'M Steinidlag
fir Die Oiage County &oab berIteI.
len 81 laiien,
9ie @asco &untber 60. erbielt
9ienstag piebcr cine Garlaoung
SarnIon SrottorS.
8nt. 3eilmann uno SouiS Salt
maren om 0ienStag IN 8eidaFte1l
IN Sermarn.
Sn Morriion fiel bel Der Gorpobl
n1r elm lei9tes Sot11m. Nlr ettpo
Sic SGlfte Der 8iireer belt es Del
Meiibe tpertb ibre Gimme abauge'
ben. Cine ioIde @leidgiiltigfeit If
unenti6ulobar.
SRI. CLARA 2eltenberger tpelde II
Der Selepbone.g entrale bei4dftig'
mar, lit nieber in ibr Seim mad
Rbinelan6 ol,riidgefebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13

RBBeadtet bas Datum a1if benz
abrebaetteI oes 8oIfsblattes ttnc er'
neuert Dos Announcement iobalb als
tuie 6asieIbe abgelaufen lit. Benn
sic 6o8 golfsbIatt nidt erbalten.
oamn 1T b5@ft notwithstanding Der
@r1rnb 6afiir, bob Sbr Announcement
Der grneiierltns beoarf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13
Nfolt erhie[t an 9sitttpod

Gen &oIt erbielt am geittpod
aus Sefferion 9Th Die trauri9e
altnoe, bob iein 8ater Socob &oIt
BORT am icIben Gage aus oteIern
2cben geidieoen lit. Ser geritor.
Bone luor 70 Sabre oft unS binter'
I6Bt flint Sobne uu,o smei Sodter.
Serr IoIt unS @attin reiiten nt
@ittpod abeno nod Der Staats'
bouptItabt nm Dem 8~egrdbniIfe bet
3l,nobnen. .-..
-Serutnrm seidmartn unb Got.
tin reiIten beiite mad ct. 2outs I'M
benz 8eer6bniiie ibres S6tpagers.
@idaeI @neeGbart: bei8lapobren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13

TaY7me uniere 2cier, Wel4e Die
3citung ni6t r~egeImdbig erbalten,
bens6ri6tigen, Oamit mir Mbilfe
Iino gebeten, uns per Boitfarte gu
idoffen f0nnen. sic er1ueiien uns
bomit cine groBc @efdlliefeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13
Berger.

Bel ieoem Ser 5pei 9aaIpiele Die
am letten Sonntag bier Itottfotoen,
gingen rmiere Sltngens ols Steger
berbor, unb ,3War in Dem Spiel
gegen oos Il. g. Government Seam
NIT Is 5i II ltnb in Dem Spiel
gegen Soutb Berger nit s gegen 5.
8m. 2oren5 uno Satin, bon ct.
2oltis, iinb bier ouf 8eIud bel
@ertponoten uno 8efonnten.
Der Sro5eB bon Otto S6mibt
geeen Senrp Sinfe, in Incident es
ii6 Inn Die @ren5linie Spiiden ben
beioerfeitisen @rinoitiiden bonbelte.
unb peI6er leete ISOLDE in Union
Dor benz areiseeridt 8ltr Serbanb.
lung tam tpltr6e gu @rnIten oes
@erflagtcn. Senrp Sinfe, entIfie'
oen.
Geo. Carl. bon 8oonbille, mar
lebte ISOLDE f,trse 3eit bier. @r be-
fono ii6 ouf Der &eiie nod Union
UNI oIs 3etee Dor @eri6t slt err
I6einen, unb 5tpor in Dem S6rim.
Sinfe 2onbproaeB.
@Gbreno Senrn Sinfe in ieincr
g(ltto sic Goiintp &oab %entlong fubr,
lief Elm SollriIt etpiifcn @oibing'
ton lrnb Sem Soben nit Icilcm Irto
gegen Sinfe's Wuidtnc, mobnrf,
beioe 9(lttos i6ner beI6GOiQt MIR
oen, 70 6oB erft nelte R6ber herbet-
gei6offt mer6en m1tBtcn che biciel.
ben bon Ser SteIIc ecbrodt mcroen
fonnten.
@m. uno S,tIilts @atencper cr'
bielten am gomstog eincn 9oGrolIe
Eroctor nebit 8fGlg.
@n1. Sduet, Senrp Stocppcl'
mann uno GboIf 1oeoel unternab.
men letten Somstog cine glttofobrt
no6 Union.
gsrau Gus. 9ieterIe febrtc letter
Somstoa bon ct. 2ouis suriid, rt
iie mcbrere 8oden 8ltbradte Inn II
ser RGbe hires 8otten, 5t Iein, Del
in einem bortisen Soipital ci'1e1
Operation u~ntersogcn lporhen mar.
9ie bieiige epaneelii6c ct. so
Donnis. @emeinbe miro om %. Vii
a1It ibr idbrIid]es- Sicnic obboltcn.
Die Berger Shipping aiiociatio1
unb SEQ Stof beabiidtigten gcItcr'
flint garIaolngen Sicb nad) Der
Morfte gu Ienoen, bod fonntcn i
feline acknowledgements ncrbaIte.
aus @aneeI an Giienbabnpo0en.
Sermon 8lltmer erbielt otelc
Gage cine gauge Garlao1tng Wob(
| uno NGbmai9incn.
slug. Senfbuus wltroe leste 8r
DIE, beim Durdeeben ieines @'
l Ipanns, bonn @agen gei6leuoert I'm
r erlitt oen 8ru6 mebrerer Hippe
5 Iopie anoere Serlesungen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13

Dec. 6. Saeffner limo @ottin iino
ho6erfreitt iiber bic @cbllrt eine8
S61terhenS.
SrIs. Grace un6 Morp Sogertp.
RoInn Sbop lnt6 &obbie Gallagher,
ron ct. 2ouis, linb bier at @oit
BEL Der SamiIie bes Or. q. u.
Stumaher.
8iele u~nierer iiingeren Seltte
pobntcn lebten Sonntog in Gbnmois
Dem 8oIlipiele bel bns 5mtiden Dem
bieiieen Club unb bem bon Gbo.
mciS bort Itattfan6.
&ohn Spedbals, bon Berger, be.
fanh lid lesten Sonntaa bein6smei.
ie bier.
9os @is. gream.fye unb Cans.
trdnahen oas lesten Samstag gum
Seiten bes 8aieboII Club, i%tattfuno
NOR rcft aablreid beiudt.
Geo. Stred, tpelher 'ernitli6 err
'front.' mar, befinbet iid pieoer ol'f
Ser 8eiierung.
9os @iiiionsfeit in Ser Sacobi'
Stride SIT @orriion miro in oteier
Sabre am 10. @rtgltit Pathfinder
ltnb 5rpor in elmer Sonntagi6lll'
b~eriommlltne nm 9 ltbr, Damn in
Sen %Qeipobnlifen SeitgottesoienIter
morgcns I'M 10 unb nadmittogs
I'M 2, iofpie abenbs I'M s llbr. Sr
9etterem miro Der $err &aitor 1rf
Vtiiiionor Rottrott bon ct. Soltis
nit Siilfe bon neilen ltereoptiider
8iIoern geritte aus Ser Riiiior
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13
WOrriiDu

Geo. 6. Soeffner limo @attin iinO
hoferfre,tt iiber Die @cbitrt eineS
S6hterhers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13

eeben. @ogen 9utes 8etter uno
8ottes Segen Die S~riammlungen
hegliiden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13

6rau S. 6. 8aber befanb lid leg
te ISOLDE beiu6Speiie in Serman,t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-06

Miss Mary Wilson, who is attending
school at Saratoga, n. Y, left Sunday
evening TO resume their studies after
the Christmas holidays.
Mrs T. II. Stephens has returned to
her home In Center wheeling after
spending the holidays with her sister
Mrs. c. II. Smith. Of Pocahontas, Va.
Dr. Ackemen, Of the o. Y. G. hospital.
has returned after spending the holl-
days with friends at Tazewell. Va.
Miss Hazel Sammons has returned
from Washington, Pa, where she spent
the weekend.
Miss Fannie List of Pittsburgh. FORM
or resident OF this city, has returned
home after being the guest Of Mrs. F,
l.. Bricc, of North Main street, on sat
urday.
Miss Helen Gather. OF Woodlawn. will
return to Drexel college, near Philadel-
phia. Pa. today. after spending the
holidays IN this city.
Miss Margaret Ogden left last even
ing for Poughkccpsic. n. Y, TO resume
her studies at Vassar college. after
spending the holidays with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Ogden. at Woods
dale.
Garth Hcarne, Jr.. will leave the first
Of the week to resume his studies at
Culver Military college. Indiana.
Miss Eleanor Adelaide Sherman.
daughter of Mrs. Lima Hennig Sher-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-06
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.
AT THE HOTELS

McLurs-W. E. Berry, Clarksburg; G,
F.. Penty. ClarksburE: II. A. Pollock.
l'airmont; +. 4. fritChard. Manningt"n'
J. &. Burns. Falrmont; l.. Il. Hill. Nor
gantown; w. +. Dcfficld, CIarksburg: q.
W. Hill. Sistersville: J. w. Bean.
Charleston.
windsor-W. A. Herman, Parkers-
burg; 4. p. Percy. ParkcrsburG; r.. A.
Rroadcoth. Sistcrsvillc; W. T. Allen.
ClarksburH: W. b. Homer. Clarksourg:
l.. E. Lcppert. Rarenswood; W. {.
McCoomhs, Fnirm"ht: {. III; Fleming,
Vile: c. V. Smith. Fairmont.
stamm-R II. Eddy Sistersville; f.
A. Kirsch. Parkersburg.
Rogers-E b. Wheeler. Huntington;
S. c. Allen, Clarksburg.
Miss Margaret Leonhart. Of Manning
ton. W. Va, Is spending several Gays
visiting friends in the city.
Harry Kramer, of this city left last
evening for Springfield. O.. where he
ls attending school.
James Johnson after spending several
days in this city has returned to his
home in Warrington. W. Va.
c. P. Billings. general manager OF the
West Penn Traction company OF this
city was business visitor in Wells
burg. yesterday.
Miss Helen Gaus left last night over
the Pennsylvania railroad for Sweet
Brier. New York, where she is attending
school.
Ward Elliot. Of the Island. left last
night to return to college. He is at
tending Washington and Lee.
Mrs. Robert kampfer, OF the Island
has returned to the city after spending
several days visiting friends in Pitts
burEh.
Charles letters left the city last night
to return to the University of Pitts
burgh. where he Is completing his edu-
cation.
Morris Beale formerly Of The Tcle-
graph, leaves the city today for New
York. On his trip he will stop over at
Johnstown.
Malcolm Whitaker left last night for
Newport. r. I. He was accompanied
by his father n. p. Whitaker who is &C.
Ing to New York.
Miss Kathryn McBane left last night
for Russell Sage school of domestic SCI
cncc where she is finishing her educa-
ton.
s. II. Blumcnauer. OF Woodsdale. left
last night for New York City TO attend
the automobile show.
Miss Helen Gather. who Is a student
at Drcxel institute in Philadelphia, and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-06

man. will return to oberiiA eoileee. o.
erlin, O.. to resume her studies OF Nzuoegs
Miss Mary Wilson has returne4 -
Saratoga. N. Y, to resume her stadleg.
after spending the holidays here. i!As's
Julian Hearne and Charles Ntit6
have gone to Manlius. N. T. to resaH3f
their studies. ~.
Miss Sallie Irvine, Of Pitts6wHh. hAA
returned home after spending ths pa1s
few days with relatives On the South
Side. -"
Harold Gutman and George Stein. %
the South Side will leave today hee
Morgantown, w. Va, TO resume thur
studies at the university. ~
Mrs. Guthrie Goodwin, Of LsxinEtoA,
KY. is the guest Of Miss DelphiA Yoenk
Of Pleasant Valley. "a AZ
Miss AEelia Comerford, Of PittsbuFRh,
returned homo after visiting RELATIVES
here. .-....: ~,
w. s. Wagner has returned to Pitt1.l
burgh. after spending Sunday with h0
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r Wagner; ~
Eoff street. - go II
Mrs. Harry ". Smith. Of Sprin0aa3
continues to improve at her. home ~ )
lowing a serious illness Of heart troSs
BILE =.
Prohibition Officer Bert Phillips lsfk
yesterday afternoon for ChArleSton .oS
business. He will return the last e
the week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-06
GET READY
FOR FLU
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotabs,
the Nausealess Calomel
Tablets That Are De-
Hghtful Safe and
Sure.

Physicians and Drugs Is are radvis-
ing their friends to keep their systems
purified and their organs in perfect
working order as n protection against
the return OF influenza They know
that a cloggcd " system I'd a lazy liv-
er favor colds. influenza and serious
complications.
To cut short a cold overnight and 70
prevent serious complications take one
Calotab at bedtime with swallow or
water--thats oil. No IS no nausea,
no gripping. no sickening after effects
Next morning your cold has vanished,
your liver Is active, your system is puri-
fde and refreshed and you are feeling
fine with q hearty appetite for break
fast Eat what you plcasc--no danger.
Calotabs are sold only in original
scaled packages. price thirty-tlvc cents
Every druggist is authorized to refund
your money II you are not perfectly de-
lighted with Calotabs.-(A dv)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Weiss, Of rriadel-
phia. The ceremony was performed NJ
Q o'clock with Very Rev. q. H. Moyc, V.
c.. officiating. Miss Anna Weiss. sister
OF the groom. was the bridesmaid. and
Mr.. Harry Custer, brother OF the bride,
served the groom as best man.
The bride was attircd in a stunning
suit Of blue broadcloth with trimmings
OF molcskin. and her hat and shoes were
black. At the CorSaSc she wor" Clus-
ter Of brides roses and valley lilies.
and she carried n white ivory prayer
book. Miss Weiss wore costume OF
blue with accessories to correspond AMI
roses and valley lilies formed her bout
Quct
Following the mass a wedding break.
and covers laid for only the immediate
families and later Mr. Weiss and his
bride departed on their wedding trip.
Second Twig.
The Second TwiE will meet this week.
but on next "Wednesday January IA. Mrs.
Arch Wilson will entertain the members
at her home in Woodlawn. An after
noon Of sewing for the Ohio Valley hos
pital will be- concluded with the serV-
ing OF dainty luncheon,
Juvenile Party.
The tenth anniversary OF the oirth
Of Miss Virginia Harvey, daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. George Harvey or NorlH
Front street. was the occasion OF 4
merry gathering of young folks last
evening at tn" Hcrv"y, home, A program
OF interesting Juvenile pastlmcs occu-
picd the little guests until q late hour
when n delicious luncheon ways served
with attractive appointments OF SeIIoW
and white apparent.
The guests were:
Misses
Susannc Moves Harriet Noycs
Elizabeth MCGrCGor PhylllS wore
MiIdord pafrCnbach Mildred Thomas
Frances Ehcling Mary McHlnllS
Elizabeth Clarks Ethel StegCr
Eleanor Marshall Elizaocth flchS
IresIc Exlcy Frances Mcclure
Arnes Leo Royd Gertrude Noyes
Anna Lee HCrycy Virginia Hcrvey
Mary EbcIing Nancy Matthews
Masters
Gnnrrc Ucrvcy Morris Hcrvcy
A Mattress That Makes You Sleep.
This new invention in January iop-
ulnr Science Monthly. All News Stands.
-AdEt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-06
Fuller, of Massachusetts,
Comes Out For Gen. Wood

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-R"presenta
tive Fuller, Republican, MASSACHUSETTS,
announced his candidacy today rol
delrEatc-at-larEr to the Republican ma
tional convention. pledged to support
Major General Leonard Wood. Speaker
Gillctt of Massachusetts announced hill
candidacy several weeks ago.
-RITy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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suffrage Meeting Today.

This afternoon at three o'clock in the
auditorium Of the Y. w. c. A.. meeting
Of the Ohio County Equal Suffrage
League will be held. with Mrs. Edward
HaxIett. president. presiding. All out
standing petition blanks are to be TURN
I'd in at this meeting. so every member
is urged TO attend. Other important
business will be brought before the
meeting.
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Homo Circle.

The Home Circle Missionary Society
OF the FIRST Presbyterian church will
hold their regular monthly meeting this
afternoon in the church house Tho
meeting will open at 2:30 o'clock vita
Mrs Robert J. Reed. president pre-
siding. Rev. 8. NJ. Gibson, who recently
came here from Chicago, will lead the
devotional part OF the program.
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Missionary to Speak.

Miss Florence Henderson. a mission
airy to Lahore, India who is in this
country on q furlough, will speak at the
meeting Of the Woman's Auxiliary OF
the ST. Matthews church. which will be
held this afternoon in the church. be-
ginning at 2:30 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-06
YSland W, C.. y, q,

Last night occurred the regular meet
ing Of the Island w. c. T. u. at the
home Of Mrs. G. w. Greig. Of IA Mary
land street. The president OF the union
in Ohio county. Mrs Ryan. was the
guest Of honor OF the evening and gave
o report on the national convention
which was recently held in st. Louis.
Mo. After a delightful musical and
literary program. refreshments were
served from a dainty appointed table.
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Graft Twi0.

Mrs. Arch Moffat Will be hostess TO
the members OF the Graft Twig Of the
Ohio Valley General hospital on We'd
ncsday afternoon at her home in Pleas
ant Valley. Luncheon will be served at
o'clock and the afternoon will be de-
voted to necdlcwork for the hospital.
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=. W. q L. Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the board Of
directors OF the Young Woman's Chris
tian Association will be held next Mon
day. January IL, in the auditorium OF
the association building, beginning st
100 o'clock. The heads Of all depart
ments will make reports Of the year
work and tho secretary and treasurer
will also give q review Of the work OF
the past year,
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TO ~, louis.

Miss Rose Sweeney. dean OF Linden
wood. college, at st. Louis. Mo. has re-
turned to st. Louis to resume her duties
after spending the holidays the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs John B. Garden. OF
North Main street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-06

The members and friends OF West Viz
Einia Circle No. Isl Protective Homo
Circle. will enjoy n select dance Thurs
day evening, January in the 4. O. l.
w. hall. Bentfield's orchestra will furn-
ish the music and large crowd is eX-
pccted to attend.
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Tor Bride-Elect.

Tor Br1de-Elect.
Miss Rhea Usclton. whose marriage
will be an interesting event OF this
month. will be complmcnted with a mis-
ccllancous shower TO be given by her
sister Miss Isabella Usclton on Thurs
day evening. January 8. at her home.
No. 1859 High street. Following the
shower an informal evening will be en-
joyed and refreshments will be served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-06

A Mattress That Makes You Sleep.
This new invention in January Pop
ulnr Science Monthly. All News Stands.
-Advt.
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weiss Custer.
An interesting wedding was solemn
lied yesterday morning at st. Joseph
Cathedral when Miss Laura Marie Gus
ter, only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. J..
Custer, Of the East End. became thu
bride OF M Lewis L. Weiss, son OF
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buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

They are Of plain white or pink
and blue striped flannellet, gen.
erously cut and we'll made, with
double yokes trimmed with braid
or hemstitched. They can be had
with or without collars.
(CentraD
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Wornen's
Warm Blanket
Bathrobes, SIS

Of soft, warm blanketing in
pretty pink, blue and lavender
figures, they are bound around
the collar, sleeves and pocket with
plain color.
(Central)