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the Republican candidate Cor senator.
But on the other hand, the Republl-
Can leaders In Oklahoma insist
they are going TO carry IL. The So
cialist vote in Oklahoma is large. and
II this should turn TO the Republican
ticket and the Gore Democrats should
quietly turn over TO the Republicans
In large numbers. the q. %. l.. would
have a good cshnce TO win. Outside
observers as a rule put Oklahoma
down as doubtful. with the chances
favorinS the Democrats.
sMOOT SAFE IN UTAH.
Senator Smoot is safe In Utah. all
reports say. Arizona and Nevada SEN
atorships remain In doubt. Colorado
will evidently send q Republican
Senator as successor to Senator
Thomas. Senator Chamberlain. Demo-
crat. OF Oregon, Is a great vote get
ter. and In the ordinary course OF
things would be expected 10 win
again, but he hasn't the usual sure
thing this time because OF the fact
Harding Is going TO swing the State
by a heavy majority. This gives the
Republicans q real chance to win the
Senatorship for Stansford, their can
didate.
Senator La Toilette Is out on the
stump against Senator Lenroot In
Wisconsin. This adds bitterness to a
situation which was bitter enough
before.
A LIFE AND DEATH STRUGGLE.
The progress OF the campaign in
Wisconsin. which Harding will carry
heavily, makes II certain the Sena-
torial nght Is between Lenroot and
James Thompson. the La Toilette can
didate who 10 running as an inde-
pendent. clifford Pinchot and James
r. GARFIELD. old Roosevelt men, are in
the State helping Lenroot. II Is
really a life and death struggle be-
tween La Toilette and Lenroot, but
II has SO many angles and compIica-
tions that II Is difficult to gauge 1t
with accuracy.
Illinois In the scene OF one Of the
most spectacular contests of the year.
II Is over the governorship. James
Hamilton Lewis, former Senator, Is
flaming and flaring through the
State. with his respondent vests and
his brilliant whiskers. making a null
titude OF speeches daily In the effort
to defeat Len Small. Republican can.
didate.
LEWIS Is rAvORITE.S
Lewis hopes rest in Republican fac
tional divisions in the State. Many
assume he will win because OF these.
but as Harding is going to carry Illi-
nois by from 100000 upwards. ac-
cording TO old wheelhorses OF the
Republican party here, IL will be just
as well not to assume that Small will
be beaten. Good Judges OF Illinois
conditions. such as Congressman Mar
tin j. Hadden. say Small will win in
spite OF the spectacular campaign
Senator LAwis is making. On the
senatorship, Mckinley. Republican
candidate. Is rated a sure winner
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Crompton Corduroy
Suits-speciaL $7.95

These are suits after the boys own
heart fmade from the celebrated Cromp-
tons all-weathcr cordurov). Ideal for
school and rough-and- tumble wear. In
this group are n number Of scrvicesblc
mixture suits Mt the same price. Sizes
to II years.
Fourth Fieer--I.srshurrs a brother.
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Democrats Bending
Energies on Senate
Instead of Gou. Cox

rains. Many mountain women are
preparing to go eight or ten miles TO
the polls
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Wool Sweater Sets

Brushed wool and link and link
stitch knitted sets, in pleasing as
sortment of colors-in sizes to S
years, $9.95 to $14.95.
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Tots Dressy Coats

Broadcloth and mixtures in
brown, pekin and navy blue; loose
or belted styles; braid trimmed, fur
or self collars. Sizes 2 to g.
S1O.95, $12.95 to $16.95.
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Chiffon Taffeta and o. or
Jersey Silk Petticoats pf./N


changcabe shades
while
low price Choice
ss75
to
a
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$500

A buying opportunity really note
worthy.
Boys High-grade Fall and Winter
Suits, formerly priced $18 to $50.
Suits for school wear and dress
up occasions-madc of fancy wool mix
lures and serges, in single or double
breasted Norfolk models-well tailored
throughout. Sizes s to II years.
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Cool Weather Apparel
for the s'Kiddieso n

here in the little folk store ~
have assembled scores af warmth
giving things for the little folks of
to 6 years. They are moderately
priced!
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Tots flats and Bonnet

Cunning little "Toppers" OF
white corduroy, silk poplin are lace
trimmed or touched with fur. Priced
$2.95 to $4.95.
Third FIocr-Lansbureh & Brother.
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A Sale of Boys
A1l-Woo1 Suits

Taken from our regular stock;
formerly priced $500 to s25.oo
Choice
The Washington times., 1920-10-29
Winter Goats, $6.95

Developed of corduroy and cloth,
in brown and navy; belted models
with collars of velvet or self; but
ton trimmed. Sizes to E.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
NOTED LINGUIST
ARRIVES IN CITY
Helen Gihhon TO Le-turo Upon Ian
guags That Will Be Universal
IN World

Miss Helen + GIhhon, n Rarcc!ona
Span. Who came ~ tNi~ country On IN"
steamer Ada -Id;r. VENT" star Inc, some
time aEr. arrived a. New York on Aug
us' SIN She a. once am" :" has city
where he WI, help pr Edward ! Eos,
ter. II. 4. VITA the new in'"rn1 tondl
scicn'ltir language Known A. RIO
Ms Gihhon stated that ~" intends
~ ASSIST the dor'nr IN every way pos
bic IN bringing tn}e new language IN
- general use "RO. She sand - bull
on tho system. advocated IN N" Fns>'
cinpodia Britannia Sh" - greatly 90
Unused over thu new lHaCutE" which -
much shorter ana would h" a great help
10 every country.
D. Foster has spent about nifty "'ar"
IN the lanEuaE" rr="ArrE work. having
devoted y great deaf oi tim" ~ II VIM"
.artendln; Yale. E"riIn and i."iNLiE uni
vcrSlueS pr Foster has spent IN" n1Ht
sixteen vclrs oF practical Wo-k on 70.
H. Is q resident Il Way"rN. " W.,
and vas recently mad" PFC don't ~ the
"Rn" sorlciy of Marietta. ONO
This ~"cI"ry. Il Is understood. IS p!an-
ming IT. FIRST ,o~f,r"ns ~ n" an m
tcrna!onal event
Mis-. Glhbou Is hi=h'v cultured
Young woman and = an ACCOMPLISHED
iInruist she MI doubtless deliver l"'.
ur,s hofor, som" Of he clubs ~ ms
city upon IN" SUBJECT "f the universe!
language.
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INSTRUMENTATION!
! WELCOME |

-, = ava ~,e,a,nr several DAYS Wis
GA, =. are Sp'ou''s a. 1"'
WIS IN IN u us .', ~ >r.,.wa, " Va ar
-,,.,l -, ir, .,,y las, ovcrlrc andt Will
r.n,u ~ a. a.. iooL,nr af;rr bus
go ,,.c-e ""''
"SHSS MEAN, Hr,n, Moore has returned TO
-. -, ~. south sd, after spend
,rr a fo-,,;ybt STAY a. Buckeye AXE.
~ ~ = 49,
Master Parker Suits # South End
-, ,od,y an tvo weeks vacation to
r', WE a,,.. =, Er,.inrtoo
N-s TobD " Shn-t Of k;oft and SIX
1870 .a., y.tfc ~ Dcouty / <
,T"n,l STes'S' rctnr,sd boro
Na.snda '' III VI 80 tr:eL = %Isit to her
son ana ms r VIZ HF S W. Sbcr; an .
htSE'HS -! ~, ,,,sS,, DAn,,,y Mar
CT, ~ rs hecn cninyiDc a
ShaI Shrtt "n" naS ,nn, b,ck ~ bts
f"o VEGAS '@Ea'''" - INV
desk again. v-,, -, s,,uws,s-
Mt. franN y, -. ,.,,,
Mex. is spending short NlS'' Va,
Mrs. Joseph II Cray. a r@'dINe OF l0'
Twelfth street. - ,
MI. ard MrS Te"rNe -. h'.'SH O.
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cn,hnn ueddinC Anniversary.

~ lrI Ms F Wock- ot Trl1doT'
49,, ,.iehraicd .hcrr Golden Wedding
1flA .''TL''.,' ,,t.- ro,,r ON Ncndav
inn.nL G,; ~. 49,, reia-,yos and fr,cnds
A .C,, CO. r.; nn ,t and nifty. II whom
aN@Hi or" IL. ',t da'. n corcratuat.
.H h,,, w. ~ occasion If hap1ncsS
tH"n NIr 80, ,,o family MANY II
~ a.! nrdnSn, ~ 80. ~ ,.i-,nu, CIT
"h'rh 2 hS,S, VA VS., Tirg,nra.
49, 81 o Ti.t2 bi'I", dinner vas served
An C'o' t IN ,,,,T,od,atc relatives AMI
~ poo" T.. ,,'n- ~ and Mrs Weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
WAS FOUND NOT GUILTY

r;pek seronSkv. ~ NoHs OHIO. who
was arrested ~ Tons,ahl" She pherd of
BelIairo last Saturday evening on
charge ~ selling rGuor and violating
The STATE Wv was given a hearing last
evening before SOUR" VI n''r
During tho hearing 'wn women VINO
=, rhe outset TESTIFIED they had 0ur-
chased lquor from Gnek. IN cross
oNamlnation denied =. As ther" w"r"
no r'hn- witnesses Squire NInder dis
missed tho cas-" TIL" small sur when
Constable shepherd rad taken in the
I'd was ro'urrod 10 IT'S owner
THIS rs DO f,rs' case Of fftc'seve0
rNich Constable shepherd has had n
P"'nror' CouN'.- m Uhlrh The defendant
has hscn Il g ha-Eod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
About People
Movements OF individuals To And
From The City.
At THE HOTELS

Rogers-M. H. ,Mohlcr. -Parkersourg.
A. H Kohn. Clarks6urg, Phi l.. Phil
lips Spencer.
MeLurS-L B Hersy. Mann!ngton.
y. I Wilson. Ealrrnon,. j. F19h!iS'
5. Waite. Ma:ewan. L + Tiffany. Par
kcrS ourS.
Grand oentrn-George Rrann. Raw
en$wood. Charles Shaner. weston: Luke
Watson. Huntington.
A. J. Sugar. ClarksourS. ) a. McGeary.
sssnn@It c. Eow.u. Clarkshurs. 4
). Ferren; New Marnn$y;U" u. ,l + D.
wadestowu, A Bruny. Hannibal.
Byron Carr. OF Columbus o., Is
spending several days IN this city look
ing altar business matters.
E. 6. McFeaarn. o. p',;ssu5sn Is
Mr. and Mrs y H Schmachteno"rg.
O, New York CRY who are on a motor
ing tour. stopped IN this city over night
a, the Hotel Rogers.
home IN Pittsburgh. following a brief
: = Aiams. ~ Cleveland. Is sp"-d-
,rS soro tune here looking after bus
'"E Sem ''iS''E SSan. who has e~-n sp.nt-
INK sor"ral DAYS tsrN looking after bus
mess. viii leave tNfay for ms HON" IN
Thomas 9 Hughes. - CINCINNATI. o.
Is spending a r"w days hH:s visiting
with friends
Mrs / Goldman ~ chicago. III, IS :;
spenttns 2 fsT 6sT 49,. VISITING with
Ms A n R0'hA-rr'l of PernSTlvanla
= vi.,,rnE with friends and relatives n
Mrs. F Il Evans. has arrived n this
30 y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
Summer Spoiled Skin
Removed by Absorption

As undue summer exposure usually
leaves an undesirable surfaCs nf Nan.
r"dncss or rouEhnesS. often fTeckles
too tho lens ible thing 70 do is 10 70
move such surface. There Is hing
better for than than ordinary nlcrchiizcd
uay which actually apSOrhs an unwhole-
some complexion Tho thin layer OF
surface skin Is itself AFFORDED. gently.
gradually. 80 there no inconvenience
no dc'rnrlon indoors Spread III" wax
lightly over tho "ntrrc fac" AZ bcd'inl"
and lake /, of in IN" morning with
warn water |; YOU Will GO; one ounce
Of rrrcolrzcd waN A. the drug store,
rs, p, 70. week or so. you may expect
marked improvement, daily When the
nnd,rlIlng skin Is wholly IN Wow your
rnmnlcyion Will be marvel II sTo'lesS
purify and beautiful wh!trnesS
Tont Let the summer wrinkles worry
Won worry breeds mora wrinkles. Ban
ish them ny bathing the fac" IN solu-
ron NJ powdered saHolite. one ounce diS,
sol"cd IN = half rln' witch hazel I sed
da,lv for awhile this Will be found won
derfully effective .-. 1900. .~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
Steiman-Con
new SEWERAGE
Forcee Of Men Bus1ly Engaged Putting
Down Outlet in FULTON

The city has large force Of men
st work this week laying new sewer
OIL Faith street. Fulton. from the Ma
t6ra, road to the creek. An effort IS
beng made 10 get the sewer IN be-
fore the county reaches that point with
The new National. road from Fourth
to Seventh streets.
This section is badly in need Of sew.
eragc. and il was decided 10 put tho
sever down before the S-inch paving
has" was laid. There IS N all about 500
:"e- Of the sewer 10 be laid. which VIII
take of all the surface water from that
section Of the National road, as well as
prNv!ding sewerage 10 all Of the prop
"~'y ~ that vicinity.
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an outdoor affair. as II has been pan
,cd - r-,yn !; on tho lawn surround
Inc Social hnuso. and the features 81
TIC ',HnInc viii bo community singing.
moving pictures and several SURPRISES
winch viii Nc introduced INTO N" pro-
gram. Tho popular SorSS ot N" daE
v.,II he surr and Miss Ross futile VII!
10 IN charge ~ N" program. assisted
by several others Of the society. There
Will ho rcfroshr and A general good
time Is expected. There VIII BE- no adj
mission fec.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
FOR HAY fever
TRY "NOSTR|OLA"
BALM OR LIQUID
Safest Cheapest, Surest and Best TO
Clear Air Passages, Stop SnesxinS
And Relieve Distress

Ask any druseist about '"Nostriola-
II j. now the biggest seller for Hay
Fever also for Colds in Head. Group.
Asthma and Nasal Catarrh. because It
does the work and druggists are glad to
recommend u "a their customers.
II you prefer the Balm. small Tut
Will last for months.
LIQUID Nostrlola is put up IN o.
bottles
Don't wait nor hesitate. but get
"NOSTRIOLA' Balm or Liquid from
your druggist now and enjoy tho
blessed relief IT will bring -.
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YOUNG HIRAM JinkA
MAD TRIED for weeks.
TO TALK to Mara
BY w,aELEss.
HE'D POUNDED his hey.
CALLING MARS. Hello, Mars"
UNTIL His right bicepA
wAe THE village pride.
NE HARDLY dnroa to aleep,
LEST ne rniss tho call
AND sAYI One evening
he GOT an answering buzz
YEP, THIS Is MARI
! AND HIRAM shock al over.
AND SUFFERED back IA Morse
-HAvE YOU any word
| FOR Us On EarthI-
QUICK cAAE sAe answer.
you GAN tell Tho world
THEY sAT1sFY1- Tnea silence
HIRAM RAN to the corner store.
AND SHOUTED In triumph.
"A MESSAGE from MarSI
YOU CAN tell the world.
THEY SATISFY"
BUT TIE village elders
mesuxs ~oRTED -sAuckn
! KNOWN THAT. for years.
WHILE OUT In the army camp.
-
THE RADIO man.
|
| WHO'D BEEN kidding Hiram
THREW AWAY his butt
AND LAUGHED himself TO sleep.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
Mr. Shafor Returna.

Mrs Alma Wilson Shafor has r"furn,
81 from motor tour which >nolud'd
Ind ana. OHIO. kcr,uckv and "oS' ~
..rrla During her absence she ''npiS'-
I'd a ~h"ri rNur>" N ballroom ana a.,
mo-, approved methods IN French aga
Tnssl1n dances Sh" Will ,caN" IN"
',I;.r rart Of the month for New T"rE
rhcrs she VIII renew her SthdiHS ~!
tho now dances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
RIVER rELEGRAMs.

Oarts Island dam-s2 feet rising
Cloudy
OF Catv--.l feet stationary. Clear.
Mo-Eantowu - EAn'. falling Clear.
Park~rsHYrg - Fort rising Gear.
warrcn-ifoc' stationary Ram.
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OHIO NEWS


Columbus. O.. Aug lit cost wal
ter = Brown. Toledo. and hts friends
1920 TO conduct his unsuccessful cam
palgn for tho Republican nomination
repor. made yesterday TO Secretary or
state Smith Brown himself 81 49,"
$1,000, and the remainder WAS centrum
ted BY b other Toledo men. N" STATE
mCnc sets forth.
The highest amount so far reported
10 have been spent IN \ conEr"S Sl"nai
race was THAI OF Rev. John kut!rdEe.
, who oproscd former Senator Theodore
Burton for tho nomination IN the f"eA ,
" second district. RutlNdee r"rort"d
an expenditure 0f $685.. Contrlou''d' Il
Is stated. by 81 friends ~,
Aprcua,, Judge Ken W. Hughes. 81
Lima spent nothing I" get the l'"H"-
cratic nomination for the supreme
court which he resigned three days aft"T
the primary
James Kennedy Youngstown attov-
nov. got the Democratic nomination for
Congress in the Nineteenth D's'r!"t Al
an expenditure OF So, his statement
says.
I s Senator. nied IN expense account
Of s55i.
Live stock marketing problems may
be solved ny cooperative marketing
system. with commission mon employed
nv the cc-operatorS az tho terminals
speakers aEreed today AT a conference
here Of 1--we stock producers. managers
Of cooperative shipping asS""'af,"nS
and repre- ertarT"s ~ ne 'shln Tx"
rcrsltv one hundred central OHIO
farmers wrre present.
THIS was the FIRST ~ series IF con
forcrcos. the rest 10 h" hold IN order ~
Ilassv,llN. Troy, Cincinnati fortmou'h.
Canton Norwalk End DEFIANCE
NjyaNtacn0uS rDTf hOSS Ct T1arkCr.nE
I've vtNk wcro 4 scU$Sed before the as
scmhltSO ~ Forces, 9 K"'n"J market
organize. of the Farm Bureau. Fedora,
ton, r Walnr Of III" Tn'versl'N and
T r Philips ~ tn" state bureau OF
markets
Special exports ~ N" dN7,rtment -
Justice will Inv"sr Ga'' tho milk sitra
tIon in 0h9. rarucularlT at EaS' Liy-
erpool Akron and Columbus and n the
CLEVELAND district. Maurice parEan. 500
rC,ary Of the state far price commits
sion todavArequested the assignment ~
mo n heratfVHs to 'hocC ci''"S tNiI0Wlns
ar invests CATION into rr'""s charged
I.angan WILL 60 to GAINESVILLE 'oulor-
row for conferences With N" MusNnF-
ur, county Far Price Commission
Tho commission interested itself IN
the milk situation IN ~" STAT" follow
ing applications from dealers IN mum.
orous sections for price increases PAID
agents Of the the producers aSsocIa-
tIcns and no. the producers themselves.
arc responsible for aG!'1'ton for higher
prices. LLaacap SAID
An APPEAL 10 shippers 20 unload cars
a. f4e, 3S POSSIBLE 70 reliEr" tho ran
-nad situation, was made today by Law
gan
/ G Collicott. vorat.onal Director r
Indiana schools. vas tonight elected
general manager If to'"mhuS 8 H""IS.
Succeeding John II. Francis. r"s cn"d
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At wayman's Inn.

4 very enjoyable evening was s7cnt
on Monday evening at Wayman Inn
by the members Of tho EpvorIh laagu"
Of the North Street NJ. r.. church. The
party left the city at o'clock and SUP
oer was served At the inn at $50. A.
a laic hour tho merry party returned 70
the city. with everyone expressing them
selves as having n good time.
rhnse nrC s. NJ NCrc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
Entertain for BrtdeE Elect.

II honor Of Mis- Ecss cox. whose
n,arrlaGc to Mr. cyril Sl"inmin VII! oC.
,Ii~ m, latter part ot August MISS
>, L.r hr,,o w,rh 4 miscellaneous show
~ ~, thursday cvcuiuE The evening
p,Il ho spent a. games and other diver
san, and many rrotiy and u;cfnl sNtE
will TO received ~ Miss Con
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
Ran+le+ Temple workers Social

TNo Ha Ttis' T"mDl" workers VII. hnIG
-. ,,,,,7,,,l,, nIcht entertainment an /
s0cl5l ~nursdav evening. which Viii ~
given at mo social nous" properly; ~
oll6 Eofr street. South Sid'. II VIII pe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18

Friends OF tn" principals viii te m
tcrest-d IN tn" announcement or the
marriage Of Miss Mary FLrncll OF Mar
TINS Ferry. ONO. and Mr. l.. n. k"nnon
II the Island The wedding took ptac"
N the par snnagc of the Third l'reSoy-
terrain church NJ Wheeling on Tuesday
morning. the Roy. J. l.. L"ycnbrrgcr ~
nciaf;ng After short eastern we'd
ding ,rGp the harry couple Will take UP
their r,sldcnce on North Front street.
this city.
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CEREMONY there w1NI be 4 wedding DIM
ner served at Morgan's Inn.
MIS- rlah"rty l. well known in the
East End. bong A daughter of Nr. I.
!. F'lahcrty Of n" Rarney Taxicab com.
rany. and Mr. Williams is associated
with his father in the Wheeling Tent
and Awning company. They will be at
home 70 their friends at the home or
tho bird" at l62 Sixteenth street.
Tho guests Will be: Mr.. and Mrs; T.
7. Fllhcrty. Mr.. and Mrs Albert Rich
ards. Mrs cecil Lennon. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. {. Williams. Miss Sadie Steinecker.
Entertain for Visitors.
In honor Of her guests. Miss Alma
Julia Woisle of Huntington. who arc
visiting Miss Virginia Grosscurth.
party was given last night by Miss
Grosscurth at her home on North Huron
street. The evening was spent at
games and music. and at its conclusion
guests were: Misses Julia Weigle Of
Huntington Alma JuerGens OF Sutton.
W Va. Mar Hoffman of Worcester. o.
Elizabeth Bente. Henrietta Maguire.
lone Kunkel: Edith Hoffman. Nr1
Browne Bohclmore Of Ravenna, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grosscurth-
Visitor Entertained.
In honor Of the guest OF Miss Edith
Thomas Of tho Island. who is Miss Julia
WeIgle Of Huntington. several Informal
parties have been given during the past
week. among them an Informal evening
party al which Miss Elizabeth Bcnte
OF North Main street vas hostess, and
dinner party on Saturday evening at
which Miss Florence Scott Of Chaplino
street presided IS hostess.
steiman-Cox
Tho wedding of Miss Bess Cox Of
ElEhtAnnth street daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. { +. Cox. and Mr.. Cyril Stetfnan
VIII take place on August 20 at the
rarsona &c Of the First Christian church.
III" Rev ". II. Fields performing the
wedding ceremony. Miss May klemm
Will be the bridesmaid
The bride will be attired In travel
ing costume OF dark blue with corre-
sDondIng accessories. After the service
they will leave FOR honeymoon which
will be spent at New York city.
Mss Cox is very well known In tho
East End. and Mr. Seiman holds re-
spunsihle position with the Bellaire
Electric company.
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COUPLE DISMISSED

ANDY Isaurhnrr and Anna Wa Ener
VIII w~ro arrested Monday m a charge
OF living together url0wtully A. the
Rlchland coal mine. WNr" released f"!-
lowing a hearing yesterday afternoon
before SQUIRE r . Hobbs No proof
could be produced by john Wagner wh"
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D-U-Z-ZZ. Listen to this onel Chester
d fields satisfy" and yet they're mid. with
body enough TO satisfy evon cigar
smoker, ChesterfieIts arc mild enough to SUIT
even toe most fnicky cigarette smoker. mats
some eenbinntou!-an this unique Dieno can
be copied.
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Annonncsments Received

The following announcements WIZ ne
ISSUED today. the wedding Of Mss Kelly
and Mr. Murphy having been soieHnl%ed
yesterday morning at s.. Joseph ;
cathedral.
Mr.. Thomas + Kelly
announ - The marriage Of his daughter
Ircnc Cecilia
Mr. Gregory Joseph Murphy
On Tuesday. August seventeenth
nineteen hundred and twenty
Wheeling, West Virginia
A. home
After Sept. 18th
NcMechcn. W. Va
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Mesdames
Miscellaneous shower

a her homo m Norih Maln STrrFT
Turedav rv~n,rC. Mss Vera PcCNS'rin
VII entertain several Of her GIrl frlrnds
IN honor Of Mss M1cdalen Roth whose
,,,3rrlaEr - Mr. William PcckStc'n VIII
occur Serrrr,hcr first tn" party Will n"
a miscellaneous shower which MAN.
ems viii b. presented 20 the BRIDE
49,, Tho guests will hC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
So-ca Star Ier-tou,

hNrs Of tho Service Star Legion AT III"
American Legion headquarters on the
evening Of Friday. August -. at when
a delegate - the national convention
which will b. held a. Dcs MONIES N Sep
tcnbcr will be elected and other buSl-
ness Of importance transacted.
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par+v for Brtdc-Elect,

Mrs W. II Whoa, and Mrs. J. i. NC
Cannon were hoStcsseS last night NJ
marty which was given is A comrlimont
10 Miss Lillian Carroll Of South Market
street whose marriage !" Mr.. Jack R"at:
tic will hc orc of the nuptlal GENTS ~
Scrtcmbcr | The party Will he ms
ccllancous shower at which few mt
mate friends If tn" hride-to-hn VIII ne
nrnscr, orlnyinc an evening az needle
york followed by a luncheon a. which
tho table appointments will he Of Ec!-
low and white. Tho guests Will be:
McSdames--
Charles Lingo mon
Kenneth Mccain Peter Ero
Misses
Lillian Carroll Mabel Seal
Hazel Carroll