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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
PENINSULA NJ. p.


Frustrating Gods Grace" and "An
Open Confession is Good for the Soul are
the morning and evening themes re-
spectivelv of sermons by Rev. Leonard b.
Smith at the services of the Peninsula
Methodist Protestant Church, at Jr.
o. u. A. M. Hall, 907 Tatnall street.
Sunday school meets at noon. The young
mems and the young women's Bible classes
will meet at the parsonage with other
young men and women as their guests, at
COB West Nineteenth street, next Friday
night
FIRST NJ. p.
First Methodist Protestant Church,
Seventh street below Walnut, 10,45, sub
iect of sermon, "Tbe Power of the
Tongue; 215, Sabbath school; 7.30,
Christian Endeavor; s, subject of SER
mon, ''At kadesh Barnea."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-11
LUTHERAN.
ST. STEPHEN S.

st. Stephens Lutheran Church, Tat
nall street rear Seventh, Rev Frederic
Doerr, pastor. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing by the pastor. Subject, 1890, can
Important Element of Life" No evening
service. Sunday school at 1915.
TRINITY.
Trinity Lutheran Church, Concord
avenue and Twenty-third street, Rev.
Milton II. Slime, ID. d., pastor. Preach
irg tomorrow morning and evening by
pastor. Subject; IL, "The Kingdom
Near; 7.3O, Rewards for Those Who
Erter the Kirgdom." Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-11
West Missionary goejcty

The Womsns Missionary Society n
West Prrsbt teruan Church viii hold
It's monthly meeting on Thursday. Scp-
tember 10 81 2.30 Mrs Philip McRao
Will be m charge. The grOup~ viii meet
- organize. Members are urged b. b.
present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-11
Wawaset Women s Club.

The monthly meeting of the Wawaset
Women's Club viii be held next Tuesday
afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock at the home of
Mrs. Charles Warner, 23ll West Eleventh
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-11
Suburbs May Join.

Members of the Richardson Park
Civic Club have appointed committee to
inquire into the advisability of incorpor-
ating Glynrich, Richardson Park, Elm
hurst, Ashley, Bellemoor and Boxwood
along the Newport pike, into one town ct
the coming session Of the Legislature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-11
Interesting Women in Campaign.

The Non-partisan Campaign Com
nittee Of the Central Labor Union is
interesting women in its work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-11

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results Proved BY the salts
faction Of many and viii be % you -Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-11

You Try sn Every Evening want adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
CONGRESSIONAL
ELECT HAS PLANS
VIII Center Efforts for JUS
tice for U. S. Boys Re
turned from France
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyicsl

MUSKOGEE. Okla. Nov. 6.-Miss
Alice NJ. Robertson. Wonder woman
Of Oklahoma, and only woman member
Of the new congress. will center her
efforts at Washington in fighting for
Justice for American soldiers who came
back from France broken in health and
wounded in body.
She made this statement today in an
exclusive interview to the Interna-
tional News Service. tho first she has
given since her election.
Nothing lies so near MY heart as
women and children. except. think.
cur soldier boys" she said When l
mink OF them am embittered. Not a
ss-Ele provision has been made for
tne care OF sick and wounded soldiers
in Oklahoma and my first efforts ut
Washington will be to gain justice for
our soldier boys"
Miss Robertson, SIS years old. moth
cred" thousands OF soldiers during the
war who stopped at Muskogee en- route
to Texas camps Her ready flow OF
sympathy and tireless efforts for her
'children''-the soldiers and Indians Of
Oklahoma-have won her a statewide
reputation.
She Is rather vague on reforms, eA-
cept those affecting the soldiers and
Indians.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
OHIO HAS HARD GAME
INTERNATIONAL NEWS

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERvIcEl
COLUMBUS. O., Nov. e.-The Scarlet
and Gray warriors of Ohio win under
take to brush from their path the Anal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06

The members of the house who have
been elected To the senate are walter
J. Behmer of Losansport, joint senator
from Fulton and Cass counties; Winfield
Miller and Charles J. Buchanan of
Indianapolis; Howard A. Cam of Frank.
fort. senator from Clinton and Boone
counties; William NJ. Swain OF Pendle-
ton. who was u house member OF the
1919 legislative visiting committee. is
senator from Madison county; Oliver
Z. DunR of Spencer. joint senator from
Clay. Owen and Morgan counties. J.
Monroe Fitch of Muncie. who was the
minute clerk in the 1919 house. Is now
senator from Delaware county.
Already the state house is humming
with activities for the 1921 session OF
the assembly. Most of the newly cleo
ted senator's and representatives have
visited the office of the legislative
burau of information and selected their
seats for the session.
Because of the Overwhelming republic
can majorities in both houses the bust
ness of the session is expected TO be
carried on with little fireworks. In
fact. there is very little of momentous
nature TO come before the assembly this
year. Most of the great questions of
The day have been passed on during the
last three sessions and the special ses-
sion. With suffrage. prohibition. tax
atom and most Of the state constitu
''oasI amendments out of the way, there
VIII be nothing of great Importance be
ua the session with the exception of
waking out a budget system for the
opc- alton of the state government As
matters now stand this will be the one
big thing for the session to work on.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
THE Pill.
THAT WILL

Why experiment vita liver naA
bowel remedies when nc4s arr % good
as DIR. Edwards Deudelie1t Fiils, sae
. small box will put you right
DR.. Edwards Dsrdelicn Pills are
made from the extracts ~ Vegetables
and herbs only, and ara lfaHauus 80 >
dependable remedy fos esastipatIon,
indigestion, liver, and atenach
troubles
They hare sz~ed lusHy deeter's
bill, as well A. untsA saEgssiAs, ana
there Is not n case,lth2si tAsss psl!s
will not help.
IL you have aesfsr u@sd Dr.. I'd
wards Dandelisa FsllA get tAeaa, tAsa
you will feel their asua6ar1aI rasxita.
Don't put of. For SALE BY an drug
gisfA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06

eel4...~.,s "-s.ne+n '~-s a.
oepU..~4.. "a s4....-e
i was drafted ~ aSht suffrage and
Now 4 accept It."
When asked her stand on proh4b b.
ton, she na4veIy replica:
II never had a drink in my life"
And then:
I've always opposed liquor"
She opposes the present league 81
nations. I'm against any league
which includes nations that worship
Idols" was her comment.
Besides the soldiers. she has cham
pioned the cause OF oklahoma In
dams for years and viii continue TO do
so in congress.
I'm try to help the farmer and the
workingman. too she added
on International affairs her reply
was:
What do know about international
AFFAIRS
TITS all very new and strange-thIs
being conferred in the public eye" she
continued. LAS soon as l study condi-
lions and know something about leg
islation. I'll make statement of the
reforms favor. will confer with
those who know more about II than l
do l have my own ideas of right and
wrong. and I'll apply them 70 each
problem that confronts me in congress.
] have always decided other problems
by putting myself in the other fellows
place. Ill continue to do that in CON
gress.'
Then she sent this message to the
voters of America:
I feel my responsibility fully l
can't express myself just now. l will
try to make good"
And then TO the correspondent. as
though an after thought, Please let
me down easy"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
OFFERS SHIP TO
PRESIDENT ELECT

LINIEENNfIONNL NEWS skKYTLEl
MARION. o., Nov. 6-Presi dent-elect
Warren G. Harding was pleased to re-
ceive unofficial word this afternoon that
the navy department at the suggestion
Of President Wilson had offered Sena-
tor Harding the use of the presidential
zach Mayfower for his proposed trip
to the Panama Canal zone. 1t was con-
sidered likely that Senator Harding
would accept the offer If he can man
ago to make the trip.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
PALMER rs
UNDECIDED
MATHEMATICIAN NEWS sravicEl

WASHINGTON. Nov. B.-Atty. Gen
Palmer this afternoon had not decided
whether he would go to Indianapolis
in connection with the investig
OF conduct of tho conspiracy cases
against conl miners and operators. 4,
IL possible that he wild rely on Judge
G. Il. Amos TO represent him. 1t was
indicated that Mr.. Palmer at present
saw no reason for making the trip per-
sonally and also that IL was considered
that the notice from Judge Anderson
possibly has been hasty and might be
recalled.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
Political
News ofDay
In Indiana
trIsEs suREAu AT s1krr cApIrAt1

tIIHES BUREAU At STATE cAPIIALl
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 5-The
number OF republican members of the
1919 house of representatives that have
graduated into the senate as a result
CT the election Tuesday is regarded as
one OF the unusual things of very IN
usual election.
When Emmett I. Branch. lieutenant
governor elect. sounds the gravel az tho
start of the 1921 session of the general
assembly. there will be six members of
the 1919 house wearing the toga. Not
only that. the minute clerk of the 1919
house IS senator now.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
WISCONSIN
THE FAVORITE
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvlcE1

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Nov Ga
crowd Of $4,000 is expected to witness
the annual Minnesota Wisconsin game
here this afternoon. Wisconsin is the
favorite because of injuries that have
weakened the Gopher eleven. Eddie
Rubin. powerful fuliback, Is out of the
game and Gus Eckberg. an end. will
be shifted to the full back position.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06

Valparaiso yesterday TO see the foot
ball game.
Charles Brown OF Shelby was here
en- business yesterday.
~ A Palmer OF Hammond is visit
ing relatives in Lowell.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06

obstacle that intervenes between them
and the final gamo-with Iilinois for the
championship whom they tackle Michi-
gan here this afternoon. II the Buck
eyes beat the wolverines today they
viii have no troubles except the game
with Illinois ahead OF them and will
face tho Illini without q defeat record
ed against them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
LOWELL

Lewis Childress was in Chicago on
business yesterday.
Mrs. lmogene Sallee returned to her
home in Morocco yesterday after
visit here with relatives.
Fred Minninger was in Chicago on
business yesterday.
John MaIoy and N. L. Ragon went to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06

Capt. Arntson, quarterback. also prob
ably win be absent because of iilness
in his family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
GIRLS! DON'T NEGLECT
YOUR HAIR

Beautiful hair Is every wcman's birth
rirht ard Nor most potent charm.
!, Is the duty II ever! ON" 70, only to
vr,",ervc the natural beauty Of tn" hair.
but to improve it. You cannot afford :"
u ;;lcct II. and Just little care Will
work wonders.
II ycu- hair is sctlrty. wispy. brittle.
dry. losing I,s natural color and lus."r,
nad T., wdcred with dardruff. II needs
i:nn,"dlntr attention. Don't wait. hut
n. gin now--tOn'rht--to help Il REGAIN
It's life and h"auty.
Any good druggist can supply you
with Par!sian sage iliquid chrrnD. which
- guaranteed t. KIP away all dandrun.
check falling hair. pr"mot" new
cruw,h an! hc2ut!ry 1t. or money re-.
f',uh"d.
Tart..'au sag" Is perfectly harmlcas
.rd will not cnanG" 'hr natural color Of
=" hI.i.
II ."u want I fresh. 'loNn scalp. and \
wealth nt lustrNus. lir"-l"oking hair
that's cas-; To- aTrLuG" 9ltraCtlr"iy. Try
his e,rUr- HON" treatment.
e T.! uii.,st II 60 ill supply you and
Guarantee money refunded II not satIa-
lGd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15

Miss Dorothy Won Bayrr. who has
attended I..vun Manor school, bcNo"'
Ia. viii return home December u.s.. TO
spend the Christmas holidays Win h"r
PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs. \. IL. |onbay"r'
OF WuCulawn. " r.
Mrs. Moses Frank Of GAINESVILLE. O..
will arrive IN the city today 10 TlSt'
her sister. Mrs. RIcka Hanau"r on South
Broadway street.
Judge James W. Ewing will! return
today from professional puSiHeSA N'"
To Charleston.
Mrs. Iare NagIc Lear has returned
from rarkershurg where she parAciPai-
ed in The initiation OF big c!asS OF
candidates into the Daughters or Isa-
Attorney Alan Garden IS a rr"s"s-
slonal business visitor az Charleston.
MIS- I.,ly n Duty. Of rlarkshurs. IL
SPENDING several days in TIPS CITY N'H'I-
Mrs. ". +. Jackson. nfF Weston. has
Arrived her. ard will. Sr"ni 4 We K
visiting relatives arr friends.
/, ] Bart!rtts Of Drtr"U, Mica. ar
rived her. and will spend n lc" Gays
looking after business.
". O. Spencer Of Pittsburgh Eas re-
,urncd 10 his home after n business
N Miss r Guffnrr, Of Sis,ersv,!I" is
spending several days visiting rc'at'N's
and friends here. s
! l.. Henry OF Rurkhannon Is SPEND
ing a few days visiting in his city,
John Simpson "f Philadelphia mas
returned hnu" after sp"ndihs IT."
Miss c. l.. Pomrroy OF SiSt"rSV'ilc Is
ennnd;np the week visiting with
friends in this city.
Mrs. Earl Vocn"mund IS -! AT ""F
home n South Wheeling.
Mrs Albert 1sr has returned t. mtt
mother. Mrs. Mary luies IN Mou"u'-
Mr. and Mrs. JESSE Trrss"li Of Eeho
Point leave today for short v's!t WI"
relatives in Li;t!rton.
Mrs. 4. T. Logan has returned 10
har home IN South Wheeling after
v,a,t OF several days in l!ti SburEh.
Mrs Duncan Red and children. James
and Marie OF Shreveport, "a arr ct
N tho city today 10 spend the hoiua!
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. /. DCerr o. Linz
ty-frst street. .r
Mrs. Eurcr; Edmund nf Twcnty-n'ntn
street has returned from Two ""!H
visit with Moundsrtllc FRIENDS
Miss Ethel Tryor of Eisht"rnth s'r"rt
Is spending several days WIKI "eI l''
ents in pittsburgh. 49,,
Malcolm Riggs has returned to ms
home on Jacob street altEr N'S'' WIN
relatives in Buffalo, y. y. ,,..,,
Mrs. Ora Nelson Of SCUM nu,,o w " Tg
20 ~
" NJ, Marion Clark OF cameron was
shopping in Wheeling Monday ana
/ r. Morris Of parkersburG was
business visitor in town th!S wcck'
Mrs Earl Hess is III at her nom" Oh
North Market street. -
Chester r. Morgan "f Charleston IS
a business caller in tn" city.
MISS Ethel jackson Will arrive nome
from Newcastle, Ia. today ai''! III
absence Of three weeks. ,,.,
~ howell has returned 10 his home
on MARKET street after business trip
W D. Dunn Is home from Oakland.
Nd. where he spent several days WIKI
Ec,c-al Sunerintcndcnt !. ". Scott or
~. Rcltimorr & Ohio railroad for the
WHEELING district. Is IN baltimore on
business ard Will return the latter part
Of the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
WEST VIRGINIANS
ACTIVE AT BIG
FARM GATHERING

s7ec:a. Dispatch 20 The !nt"'..E"''"'r.
Mo-gantown. ". Va. pc. lt:--.Nn a.. a.
tive par, was taken ny VS., N:SE .'; !.,
Nmrr..Ar Farm Bureau Federation AZ
lndiana"oi.s last ",'S ,'''' ,r S,o' .%..
g., E'r,.ini, Federation and the Wash .
9g:on REPRESENTATIVE OF; ,h'' macon" )
organIzat!on. ~ls r"-elev"d I" = r.,..,
ION on thu cNecutiv" .c"mmlt,e" ami
So, .r,sC;.I as th,. Washington r'ur'-
r"n,a,:tc. HIS work at W",@nEi"l -
ea!vcd thu hiGh"S' ""'nm"h''H' ION 'r""
tn, Anerican federation pf;"iH!S.
Howard NJ Cor" Of Clark hug. t'r'
second West Virginia de."i;at". Wa
rr.ld, q .n"rr bar "f the committee" t":''
went 20 Chirago 10 confer with blhkth-
rrnc.als relative 10 the :"rmatlon OF =
800 900 200 export tad" bank. TINS
bank - :" h"lp IN" farmers find cor" IN
-rarkr.~ rn- their goods "nd - I" nav
a committee. Of .hr'.' mon ore FARMER.
one Eauk"r. and one ETu"rat bushes
man. from each Federal ISeSerEa hAilA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15

chased = new home At %l5 ArCad" ave-
nue.. il.I>Irtuu. from j.. s. r.. Parsons,
and wi! r!uTc - Il In 4 few day.. NJ
l;.s" - employed by IN" Nr2rl-Atia.'
Class company.
IN" Winters Packing company. out
the IKE butchers. have tnkri. over stalls
:" md ~ at IA" trnlrn market from
AlmDruS" f.. IIahIS. This i" the stand
formerly uwn"G yLnd known az tho
Schruk Meat Market
Mrs. AHua " MvIt"" has sold L"r
home ut - Ia wood street. "uod*da.".
:" J., = l.. Parsons. PROPRIETOR Of THr-
sons Ihn'n Shru MIR i'ar>0HH Will tak"
f,nssr$siuu st The property Monday
David Powell. who resides AT 80
Grant avenue. MrNcrhcr. has nurrhl s"d
the property a. -" Gr2ut rNrnur NJ
N"ch"u. from : !: Dorsey. aud VIII tax"
posses: ion iInr"1!a'"ly. Mr.. Powell +"
. member of ia" EIiiiwor" \ phiJ Ia.i-
road wreck crew NJ I"nWOud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
QUIET BoUES" AT BETHANY.

lSr"rial DiSrNtvh TO lntCllIE"nc"r.)
bethany. W Va. Dee. +.---Unnntural
si,enrc prevails In the dorm,l"ricS II
E:.;hrnT college. from T:%n until 1885,
= IN. - tho result Of the establishment
90! u "uul"t hour"
W. decision to establish I quit
period every night was lie result Of
- conference between representatives
from "nch dormtlUry with President
I ;uDhnIEnt.
Though Qul;" an innovation. the plan
Is working we'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
-
BALL CLUB DANCE.

TIL" baltimore and Ohio baseball clu6
Of n"nwOcd Will give IN" first OF a
series Uf dances at III" Golden Linka
hall In South Wheeling Friday eye
ming. December II. ManCo's orchestra
Will play the dane" program. TheSt
dances VIII Nc r":d every Friday eve
ring 81 the $c:. son. IN" proceeds TO =.
used for he benefit Of the ball clH-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
colnmhIa Holiday Dance


Whcclin. Camp Gi1i, Modern Wood
men OF Aincr:,a. VIII h".d =, General re-
union ~ the members. and their tamil :
!rS and fi-"nGS Thursday -: ih!s W'"H
IN Arinn Hal. Twentieth and Ma'n
streets |; :" urged thut every m"Inh"r
come ana bring his family and the
young men bring their friends. IA"
early cvrn::!G will be Sp"nt getting Ac-
quaintrd and dancing vi! BRING inc al
fair Ia q close.
During III" evening moving pictures
OF Wuudrran w.l! DC shown. Refresh
mrn:s will be served and thr affair is
entirely free |" Al! members. their fam
I:cs and friends.
Ipuc 10 this social occa sion there Will
he 10 lodge meeting Thursday. but the
following Thursday. DrCrmNrr -, th"r"
viii - biz :niiia;i"n and al candI-
dates ~" being n"..h"! I" w. nicScmt
as tnr lod:r !, ..aIcci!nC to reach the
,rc thousand mark before III" cad OF the
month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
AI|ege Steel Men
Blacklist Employers
Of Union Workers

No. v-r me- lI4-TnstimOrY that
N. Rc,hlrhHm steel Company, IN" Unit
cd states steel Corporation, and manu- manu-
rnrturcrs or fabricated steel are h'",,h ',i
inr building operations n Sew York anu
other cites by attempting Tor iIE.s
their open shop policy upon n,'.'''
nv the jc!nt legislative c,"mm';t"e :nves-
tj;nt,nr tho alleged building ,ru*t.
EnfUrcement OF the open hop prin-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
About People
Movements OF individuals To And
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

AT THE HOTELS
McLure-ti. f.. Smith. M"rCantown:
I. N. Grams. Clark sburE: Miss T.. Calf
ncr. Sst"7sy:l!c: Miss G. l.. fom"roy.
Sistersviiis; r.. J. Ferry. Morrant"wn;
J. Dunkin Lodge. Er.dEri0r'; W. j..
Dun&in. BriGgeport: J. l.. Henry. BUCK
n. Taylor, Huntington: l.. II. Ander-
son. Sstersv!lle. II. \. nawley. larierS-
burS: W. J. calvert. tiarksburE: Oscar
Jenkins. rarkcrsburE; James e. MOTIFS
I'arkcrSburE: Nj e. .IunnuGs. Charles
ton: r. V. King. Charleston.
1oGsEn-A Ray Peary. rarkersburg;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
1NS .<;I|'<g
vocal Recital at Mount

Miss Margaret de Walt and Miss Res
Sic "cn"T, both former pupils Al Mount
he ,Eantai, gave charming Inp:oihpta
recital At their Alma Mater on the az
tr!hoon OF prCl.nhrr thirteenth, tnc'r
u riurmancr Tc,'r!N ing "nthuSiaSiIr wrI-
ro:nc from IN nrp!'-'!At.H" auG!e;lr". IN"
lr.nErnm consisted f nUpUiGr and Class
.'!l srt"ct.":". a.! Of which gave superb
~ .,'c:,cc If talent and good training.
F.rst on The liz; came the favorit"
rnag Of Li"uIan"c. by the Waters or
M.Hn",oh.ul," sung as a duet, and TINS
was followed by My Heart Is l.ut"
IL Huntington VI. 'dm;,n. beautifully
rendered hy Mss Hrno-. group or
"Who knows" William SIicklrs and
The Sea" t;raut S"EAfcT, we're E"xt
E!;cn by M,$S dc Walt with cx4u. ~"
AL. :S;ic expression. Miss de Wait =
IT tho Mount, and "t"h time with a
r., Sh interest, due 70 the %iaEcTH win
mig manurr OF Int"rp"iail"n. and mo
Grrldcdly artistic Gcurn"n d!Spiay'I N
hrr work Tn" OCCASION rc1Urd"d mere
IA, lscvn no cAcc2tion /" ;hr usual cor
c:al :ppr, citation with which h"r a1-
I,r.ya9,- IL cr,r tc'!.
Mis-; Zcnor sarG two classical pieces:
"En;rcat Ne Not {" Leave You by ir1u-
nod. and "!'-h vIcnI non Tardan. tho
So! known ara Mozart lie H""Sr az; Ns
Figaro. In The rendition 81 thrSS Mss
Ic.or'S rich mrzH.'-S prllo wa heard IL
is byS:, the ur:..:, n the lower register
beng particularly muSicai and wei! de-
y"!,.I"'a
Thc program closed with duet: At
H. WING" by Goldman and wls received
with such rounds Of apr!2u"" than an
encore wlV gls.nicd Miss I"nnr EiN'A:
.ryrN SCOTS tender. tunriul Lullaby
an Mis- dr Waits Tvs" WITTY md WIN
sumo Irish .a,aD,;S ~ Herman l-ohT.
\ bright future S""TmS I" be- In SiNr"
70: :hrsc tw. yrvy rlftrd vocn lists. Mta'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
O-pao Escital.

Tuesday evening; m st. Matthew $
,|,',, NV p,ul Alien BrvIn~r ass Strd
hv Mrs. Dor, Ecsn'nGcr bard. c"ntraiio.
An C1rrpt!nnaliy fine program was rem
Grr"d before out" an audience Of music
lovers Mt n"y~'cr aHd Mrs Har1
,,rrr- fall 10 delight their hearers and
nv ,-ogranl IN which th"y appear ~
liways Of deep interest.
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scottish Rite Guards.

4 e o'rln"f: dinner VIII br served n"
Scottish ri" Guards this evening AFTER
which regular meeting VIII come to or
DIR \ number Of Important business
,n,,i;crs will l." brouEh; VI and busy
%.s;;on IL autiCir?tod. Errciai prcpara-
Ton s under way for M" excellent i:n,
n-r and a plcn&urah'" I'm" = Hrninl""d
lil members who attend
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MORE ACTIVITY
IN REAL ESTATE

N,.re activity in rral estate = reported
by tho real estate d"la", mcut " the
Fulton Bank * Trust ""rnIany. TIL"
Following $ai"S ard transfer or lcaS"
were reported yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. W.. II. &eSe haze puE-
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Tior'g naaJntAra Meet

MIS-. Jalncs ArmNtrOns was hostess
TUESDAY ,y"n:u,, 10 mcHh"Ys az k.ng s
Daughters car, !" OF IN" Second |. J..
church The regular business session
Was rod and ihc latter part OF me
meeting w.Ls ,rvUi.'I to social pursuits
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pgucing Party.

Invitations have been sent nut by
MISS Carolyn i'auil for Il social rN"ht
., t,kr ri:cr pcrcuher+ -. quite =
number 81 the younger set VIII b.
prr..rt at this affair whit" = small
group OF Miss ramlrs ri"3" friends
hryn been ,nv.t"d 70 dinner. preceding
,b. hnucin- party.