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Arizona republican., 1920-04-02

act on steel just as on silver. T1t Menu for Tomorrow .tt e -BreakfaSt-Sliced bananas, cereal and cream, cinnamon toast coffee. s Luncheon-F'ruit salad brown bread and butter sandwiches, tea.
 Dinner-Casserole of beef, baked po- tatoes, buttered beets radishes and spring onions, lemon pie, coffee.
 My Own Recipes The first spring onions have d de- dcIousness all their own. Aside from The stimulus to our appetites, they give eo our jaded winter nerves evidence of springs awakening. At that. onions do really contain properties calming to edgy nerves. The little green things aren't truly obnoxious and are too val uable a food not to be used often dur Ing the spring months
 Fruit Salad
 1 cup apples Gin half-inch cubes)
 4 slices of pineapple F cup canned peaches
 F cup bananas
 teaspoons tart jam Juice of half ] lemon
 Mix apples, peaches and bananas and squeeze over lemon iuice- Let stand 15 minutes. Cut slices of pineapple in quarters and arrange in d circle on let tuce. Fill the center with the mixed fruit. put the jam on top of each mound Where Is the modern Solomon who can preserve
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02

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  puzzles which United with the words mus n
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02
ADVENTURES OF TIE TWIN S E Olive Roberty Barton.
we koberty Bartor1
MRS. RHINo's DRESS

an She ft Why hello there little folks My I'm thinking needed ly laid
  any   f il her rocking completely  skim that.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02

Miss Alice Paul is chairman of Ma tional Woman's Party; Mrs. O. H. p. Belmont, member of executive com n1ittee; Mrs. Florence B. BoeckeI, na- tionaI press chairman and editor of The Suffragist; Miss Anita Poilitzer, legislative secretary.
 child. Tn other states. while provision is made that the surviving mother may be the sole guardian if she re- mains q widow they do not take the guardianship away from a widower upon his remarriage.
 Cannot Choose Home
 The husband has the exclusive right to choose the domicile.
 Women are eligible to only very few minor offices in states where they have not the right 10 vote, and legisla,- tion will be necessary to make them eligible in some states even after they have the right to vote.
 The civil service law, as it is ad ministered, is held unjust to women. Women are not only excluded from many examinations. but the heads of government departments are permit ted to select men rather than women for positions even though women have made higher marks and stand first on the lists.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02
WHERE EDUCATION HELPS

@Do you think college education helps in business?"
 Not right away" answered Mr. Dustin Stax But after man gets rich enough to indulge in litigation. school training will help a great deal in answering the lawyers questions. Houston Post.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02
Is Scotland Going
 Dry?

GLASGOW--It is possible within twelve months or u little more than that all Scotland will have followed America's example and gone dry. The experiment in Scotland will be local experiment and it is expected that the resulting efficiency and morality will induce other areas to follow suit.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02
Child Betterment

Child Betterment
 It is agreed by all women who have worked for the enranchisement of theiE sex that womans' interest will inevit- ably run in the lines of child better ment legislation and greater freedom and more exact equality for women
 Various determinations still exist against women in law, in industry and in the family relationship.
 Father Sole Guardian
 In many states the father is the sole guardian of the child during his life time and Tin d few states he still has the right to name by will whomsoever he pleases as the guardian after his death, thus having the power to will away the custody of even an unborn
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02

and cover with the following dressing. Salad Dressing for Fruit 14 cup pineapple of peach juice l4 cup lemon juice 1-3 cup sugar
 teaspoon flour
 egg
 F teaspoon salt Beat egg sufficiently to blend yoIk and white. Mix flour with sugar Add to egg with lemon and fruit juice. Cook in a double boiler. stirring constantly. till thick. Remove from heat and set in cold water to cool.
 Casserole of Beef
 l pound round steak
 l cup canned tomatoes
 1 carrot
 1 turnip
 small onions
 F. cup dried celery
 T. cup rice
 Salt
 Pepper Cut steak in pieces for serving. Sea son with salt and pepper and dredge with flour. Brown in bacon fat. Put in a casserole. Add toma toes and veg etables cut in small pieces. Add rice. Pour over enough water to cover. Put on cover of casserole and cook slowly in oven for 21s hours.
 NHnNll
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02

ing material adobe is everlasting. sound proof. nonconductive and fire proof always of normal temperature. and is cool in summer and warm in winter Los Angeles Times.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02


  chemistry of cooking gained from study of domestic science
  combination of own first tried family table After serving fish the table silver always seems to nave lshy hint Hot water aggravates this condition and securing powder is not the thing to use on silver Lemon or orange peel is most effective agent in moving the tant of fish from metal 1t do absolutely harm to the silver The steel of the kitchen knives and forks Is susceptible to fish than the harder finished and polished silver Lemon orange peel will
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02
Determinations Against Women Still Exist In Many State Laws, Says Chairman
 BY MISS ALICE PAUL

Chairman, National Wonan's Party
 WASHINGTON of the suffrage amendment in the presiden- t1al election year makes of immediate concern the question Of what women will do with the vote now they have got it.
 The National Woman's Party will hold a convention of it's members in Washington in June, at which it's fu- ture policy will be determined
 Until this convention the leaders of the party will commit themse1ves%to no platform, and are non-committtaI also as to their individual views on the adyisability of working from now on as individuals or continuing the party as a separate woman's organization, holding itselfaIoof from party politics and using the votes of it's members as a balance of power to secure legisla- tiOn
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02

proofing compound will give adobe walls great dura bility.
 Adobe is wet soil mixed with straw, cast into molds of required size and left to dry in the sun. As build
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07

home on the North Side after spending
tn" week end visiting friends at West
| Alexander
Mrs. Alex r. Campbell. Sr. is in
| Washington. -. G.. for Il months visit
with his sister Mrs. Emma Baker.
| Pete Androutsos and Jcffor Brothers
! OF Newark. Ohio. were III" guests OF
! John Fallcr. manager of the crystal
| restaurant. yesterday. They moi"rcd 10
! their homes late last evening.
Mrs Resale Gurlcy. OF Pittsburgh. is
the guest Of Miss Rupcrtha Blum. At
bethany Pike.
! sir. jim McNallcy. of Pittsburgh. is
in tho city today to attend the com
, menCcmcnt exercises at Mount de Chan
| tai. where his sister. Miss Madeline Me-
! Nally, will complete the course.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Carter and Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore II. Smith of East
| Orange. y. j.. who have been on an "N'
! tcnsivc motor trip through tho middle
! west. stopped at the Mcclure hotel las,
evening on their way TO New York city
! before returning home.
II. W. Arhlc of Brooklyn. y. Y, is
! spending several days in this city look
ing after business matters.
/ Miss Mary {. Deveny Of FalrmOnt mr.
! rived in this city and will attend thC
| Mt. de Chantal commencement III this
J city.
! W. II. Smith Of Charleston, w. Va.
, is spending several days in this city
/ looking after business.
| Mrs. c. f.. Beatty "f Fairmont arrived
! in this city last evening and Will spend
! several days visiting friends.
! w. II. Gordon Of ClarksburC is spend
ing several days in this city and is
stopping At tho Mcclure hotel.
| Mrs. George White Of Weston. w. Va.
| is spending several days in this city
visiting friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07

spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. r.. keySer. of Elm Grove.
Mr. and Mrs ". +. Nichols and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Nichols and children,
Vida May and Mary Jane. OF Woods
West Liberty.
Mcrron Latta. OF Pittsburgh. spent
thu Weekend with his father. Mr.. Will
liam l.. Latta. of Woodsdale.'
Re- T.. u. Howard. of Pleasant VAL
Icy. Iert last evening for Springfield. O.,
where he will rsmain several days.
VIM keySnr: Of SisterSville. returned
home last evening. after visiting rela-
tlyes in Elm Grove over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy .Cl"lland have re-
turned - their home in Columbus. after
being in this city for some time.
Vim. kindelhergrr. Of North Market
street. returned To Cambridge. O., last
evening.
Miss Elsie Thoncn. Of the Island. has
returned from Il visit 10 Washington.
Halle Meyer has returned to his
home in this city after Spending several
days visiting friends down IN" river.
Henry Peters, % Arizona. who * visit
ing at the home OF his brother. John
NJ Peters OF East WhcelInh. sill leave
som" tim" this week for fis home.
Miss Margaret Jefferson has return
cd 10 her home on the North Sid" after
SiPUlilS lUP DiNN l'N w ~ "'Ni' -
grandmother in ClaySv!lln. Pa.
David MCAfcc. Of tho North Side. has
returned after spending several days
visiting friends near rlarkSburG.
Jack Mitchell. Of Harrisburg. Pa. is
spending the past four weeks with her
in this city.
Miss F'ior"nrn Sndcr. 1T Rac Mar
Place. has gone To Brown County. near
Cincinnati. Ohio. 10 attend the Diamond
Juhilr" OF st. Martins trSultne Convent.
Miss SRider is a former student OF the
convent
Miss Mary Dincer. Of Sixteenth street
continues quite III at III" home OF her
brother in WoodSdal" Mss DlnEcr was
struck by an automobile on Friday cv-
.ning :,nd seriously injured
Mrs Joseph slender of New Martins
VILE is in tn. city To attend the annual
Noun, de Chantal Alumnr Day celebra-
ton
Mrs. Carroll accompanied hv her
daughter. Miss Ada Carroll. Of East
Wheeling. lrft last evening for Wash
ington. u. C.. 10 visit her son.
Marcus Cosold. If the South Side. un-
dcrwcnt serious operation at the
North wheeling hospital last evening
and showed but slight Improvement at
an early hour this morning.
Robert Riddle has sokurnad I" hta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
GomperS Would Maintain
LabOr'S Right to Strike

WASHINGTON. June 9Th" pub
lie has no rights which arc superior to
tho toilcr's right tn liv" and to his
right To defend himself against opprcs-
sion" Samuel Gompors declares in his
deferred replies to three cushions asked
him by Governor Allen. of kansas in
their debate at New York May IS. Mr.
GumpCrS replies w"r" wcr" made public
tonight. Governor Allen asked whether
the public had any rights in strike
"aff"CtinE the production or tn" public
pCHCcc Hud inpairiug the public health"
and II =" how would Mr. G"mp"rs pro-
ccct those rights He also asked who
controlled the "divinC right Of employees
to QuII work.
DECLARING that union men and women
formed nm-- fourth ~ ,h- public. Nj
Gompcrs said II. such strikes 10 d"Srrih-
, "d by G"v"rnOr Allen. "th" public. in
Guiding union men, has rights and the
striking union is the first to recognize
th"s" rights" he argued. however. that
few strikes actually Threatened tbs
peace or the public health.
Strikes in which IN" public peace has
been Ihr""t"n"d. M said. usually have
been strikes in which tn" employers or
ruhlic officials. Influenced by employers.
hav" created the breach uf pea" hy the
us" Of thugs. armed guards and detect
ives
Labor. continued Mr.. Gompcrs. has
no desire to cause inconvenience TO the
public. uf which il is a part.
The right to Strik" must hc and will
he maintained. not only as a measure
Of self d"f"nS" and self advancemcnt
hut as II MEASURE for necessary public
progress Tn" strike has won ito right
To Il post "f honor among the inStitM-
tnns of free civilization. and the tom
purarN in"unN CnI"nCr - has caused Is
Tut IA small prtr' 4" pay for III" rerma
n"nt benefits"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
Altmnn-winter.

On" Of the very Interesting weddings
Of carly Juno Will he that Of Miss Anna
Eleanor, Winter and Mr.. William ].
Altman. which will he quietly solemn
lied tomorrow. Rev. Alpers. pastor OF
the Lutheran church Of Elm Grove. viii
perform the ceremony in the presence
Of the immediate families of the bride
and groom. There will be no immediate
attendants.
Miss Winters will wear a handsome
suit Of blue tricotine. fashioned with
accordion plcatrd skirt and eton jacket
Her shoes will be black suede. her gloves
will h. white and her hat will be pref
" model Of blue. She will wear cor
sage bouquet Of brides roses and sweet
peas.
Following the ceremony Mr.. Altman
and his bride will depart on an extend
cd eastern honeymoon trip and on their
return will take UP their residence at
tho hom" Of the bride.
The bride is rho attractive daughter
~ Mrs Mary Winter, of Wheeling
creek. and possesses a truly charming
personality which has made her an es-
pccial favoritc among her many friends.
MIR Altman is a we'll known young man
of Triadclphia. The happy couple have
the heartiest congratulations OF their
friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
MOUNT ALUNNAE
D|NNER-DANCE
DrNrERpANCE IN CONNECTION
WITH MOUNT DE CHANTAL
ALUMNAE DAY WILL BE
ELABORATE FUNCTION.
Many Reservations Have Been Made for
Charming Event and Numerous
out-of-Town Guests Are In
tho City.

Tho most charming feature OF the
DAYS program for the Mount de Chantal
Alumna association annual meeting Is
the informal dinncr-dance when VIII DC
| held in the ball room OF the McLurei
, hotel this evening. The ball room Will
have exquisite decorations throughout.
green and white. the alumnac colors'
being predominant in the appointments;
An excellent menu has been prepared
for the dinner. which Will be iollo"ea
BY several hours of dancing, with Seal
orchestra with harp TO furnish the musl-
cal program. Mrs. J. ]. Comm Is gen
cral chairman and assisted by an et-
ficicnt committee. has arranged the en-
tlrn program on an elaborate scale
which gives promise Of an evening or
genuine pleasure for the following who
have made reservations through MISS
Angela runIm and Miss Mary AeXan-
der
Miss Rupcrtha Blum. 4.
Miss Margaret Pickett Of Washing
ton. Pa. D.
Mrs ChaS OMalley Of Tllionvllle, 4.
Miss Marguerite Ebbcrt. ?.
Miss Esther He'll. ..
Miss Catherine .Rcister. ?.
Mrs. II. *. Orr OF Cleveland. 2.
! Mra. John Mathison. >.
Mrs: G. l.. Fouts Of Steubcnville. ,.
Miss Jeanette Lesser of Pittsburgh. ..
Miss Gertrude Foley OF Weston, ;.
Miss Della Jacobs. >.
Miss Winifrcd Smith. ..
Miss Helen Amabilc, New Y"rK
Miss Elizabeth Govern OF Canons-
burg. IA. .. w
Miss Madeline McNallcy OF ritts-
burEh. &.
Miss Gcrtrud" Milo. >.
Miss Helen Hiatt. ..
Miss Adelaide Kaufman OF Ihtts-
hurEh. 4.
Miss Louise Fall Of Fairmont. ..
Miss Lucille ClcndcnninE Of Sisters
! willie. ..
Miss Gail Goodsel 4.
Miss Elizabeth Hoffman >.
Miss Sarah Hamilton. :.
Miss Mario Patterson. >.
Miss Ella Conwcll. ..
Miss Catherine Darrah. 4.
Miss Jessie Stccre OF Omaha, Ncb., ?.
Mrs Anna Otto. ,.
Mrs. Robert Fisher. ].
Mrs. T.. NJ. Kirchncr. l.
Mrs. Rose Gurey Of Pittsburgh. ].
Mrs William Cruise. ..
Miss Virginia FlaCcus. 6.
Miss Catherine Aul. 8.
Mrs. ]. J. Coriff 4.
Mrs Morgan Taylor. ..
Miss Mildred Beatti". 4.
Mrs ". 4. HaninE, ..
Miss Rcrnadctta Kennedy, Pitts
burCh. .
Mrs Ed Larkins. GAINESVILLE. ..
Miss Nellie ForSh. Pittsburgh. ].
Mrs. T.. T.. Cowl |.
Miss Ale" Gaylord CiarkshurE. >.
Mrs Lawrence SteinmetZ >.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
Georga WASHINGTON Boyd.

George Washington Boyd.
Mary Lucille Bursee.
Eeva Naomi Caldwell.
Milo Floyd Cooper.
Erma Lenora Crow.
Kathleen Virginia Flanagan.
Mildred Virginia Foreman.
William Harris Foreman.
Alice Madeline Griffith.
Fairy Virginia Harsh.
Frances willard Kelly.
Lewis William Knapp.
Lucille perepa Maxwell.
Florence Melva Mckee.
Ida May Nortemann.
Pearl Isabel Otto.
Elizabeth Dorothy Shad.
Mabel Bonar Smith.
Elsie Geraldine Warner.
Laurena Jane Spring.
Cecil Mae Yoho.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
About People
Movements OF individuals To And
From The City.
At IKE HOTELS

AT THE HOTELS
NeLurs-MrS \. ). Power. Hastings:
}. r. I.szcsr. CLrksburg; y. r. Hall.
Clarksburg: +. +. TrGter. ParkerSburE;
J. X. Smith. Charleston: II. r. Warner,
Charleston. W. \. HUT. ParkerSburG:
". s. Woodruff. Parkcrsburs: {. ".
Collins, ParkrrSburg: D. Kahn, Par&ers-
burg.
Windsor. ". Liggett. Clarksburg:
l.. e.. Root F'airmont: r. r. Starch, Hun
tinEton: II. +. irwin. Charleston: l.. y.
Gefford. Charleston: J. d. Parkhtll, Nor
gantown.
.Stamm-Paul E:lbin. Cameron; J. s.
Zimmerman. Hundred.
Rogers-J T.. Thomas. Fairmont: !.
A. Jones. Fairmont; q. f.. Sullivan
BlucHcld.
Mrs D. J. BOykin and daughter. Miss
Thclma. Of Marion. Ind. are tn" guests
Of relatives in Elm Grove.
Mrs. William Baird. OF Elm Grove. is
seriously i'll at the Ohio Valley General
hospital, where she underwent an "pcr-
Mrs. Shirley Elkins. OF Fairmont.
il the guest OF her mother. Mrs. T. {.
Cleliand. OF Pleasanton.
Ralph Biass will return to his home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
CARRY PASSENGERS
Local Aviators Are BuStly IaSaEsA II
Carrying HasssnGorJ - lay.
land. Ohio.

TIL. aviation game has become Z come
mercial proposition in the Wheeling dis
trict. with the aviators who have been
interested here carrying passengers
from RayIand, to points down the rivs
err
made ali Of which have been successful
and within the near future it is expect.
cd that the company will be able to DuS
several water boats into operation, AZ
III will he more desirable. as the ships
will be able to land at tho local Wn4f1As
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
PrNRoEH N TOUCH

PHILADELPHIA. Juno 6-United
States Senator Boise Penrose vas Iee!.
tary. Legion Taylor. The senator pers
sonally was in Communication BY tsles
phone with Republican leaders IN Cnis
caEo today. Mr.. Taylor said. senator
Pcnrose declared ne felt at" and thai
it was only in Difference TO tne w ~ e
attend the convention. His physicians
issued no statement on his condition TO-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
Alumni 4aun not

One ur the most delightful social
functions for tho week is the Wheeling
nigh school alumni banquet which will
b., an interesting event of Friday even
ing, taking place in the ball room OF
tho Mcclure hotel This banquet. which
has been arranged in honor of the grad
Mating class of 1921. is the first social
function To he given hy the Alumni As
socIatlrn since before the war Plans
Tor the event arc being made on an eiah-
nra,c sc,Ic and n very enjoyable evening
10 in store for the guests. Dr. VIM.
Ioprr Howard Nay and Miss Christine
Strobcl are the officers "f tn" asSorta-
tinn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
Masonic Dance.

An informal shirt waist soc ana
cance will be given on Friday evening
Of this week under he auspices OF Mar,
inns Ferry Masonic club. The ElkS Hall
az Marlins Ferry will be tho scene OF
his delightful event. which is III" mi
rIal social event of the club. Invita-
lions have been issued to m"mh"ra OF
the Masonic Fraternity in this vicinity
and a very large aItendanc" ~ expected.
4 local orchestra will furnish the music
and refreshments will be served during
IN. evening Mcssrs Fred F'herle. Her
her, Carmichael and Thomas MCPherSon
compoSe the committee in general
charge and they assure their guests an
evening Of pleasure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
JOE GREER VERY ILL

lnr Gri"r. well known local man Whu
is connected with IN" Fort Henry Smnli"
huuS". has been seriously III for several
days 1T his h0m" AZ Glcnwuud U"irhtS
Mr.. Grier's illness IL caused ny rheu-
rnnt'sm and heart trouble with which
he has been suffering for suIr" time.
week when lie WAS ordered To bed by his
physician.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
Old Stone House.

The old Ston" House at Roney's Point
retains It's popularity as summer pro-
crosses and each day sees large parties
nr tourists and local peopl" flockinS
there 10 share ;hr pleasure tn" old his
torir house affords. Mrs. &. u. Cridcr.
Of Newark. O.. has been guest at the
Stone House for several days. and
among those stopping there yesterday
were Mr.. and Mrs Dorm. Of Sandusky.
O.. who spent the entire day there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease. the antiseptc pow
der to he shaken into the Shoes ant
sprinklrd IN the foot bath. The Platts-
burg Camp Manual advises men In train
ing To use Foot Ease in their shoes each
morning. 1t prevents bllsters and sore
spots and relieves painful. swollen.
smarting feet and takes the sting out or
rorns and bunions Always use Aliens
Foot-E Ease TO break in new shoes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
Card Party Wedneadax

Tho Ladies' Carroll Social club viii
enjoy an informal card party on We'd
ursday afternoon in the parl"rs Of the
Carroll club. Five hundred Will he the
diversion from until ) o'clock and al
tho latter hour dainty refreshments Will
hc served Mrs. David West will be the
hostess on this occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
Aoues LSe Circle,

Miss Katherine Pfarr and Mrs. Ice
Hill will entertain the members Of the
Agnes Lee Circle of Kings Daughters
this evening At the homo OF the former
On rhc Country club Hill. There will
be several i'm portant business matters
Ia he disposed of and officers for the
coming year will b" elected. AZ this
will be- the final meeting Of the present
year all members arc urged In be pres
Cnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
Country Club.

The County club yesterday was the
scene Of a numb, of merry parties or
cnnGer!al friends who motorPd 10 the
hill top to participate in the varied
pleasures TO Ne found at the favorite re-
sort. Throughout the afternoon merry
young people were to be seen strolling
on tho lawn or on the vcrandah and al
the close of day many more mOtored up
for dinnCr Those who entertained their
friends included:
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Merriman.
Or. and Mrs. q. w. Burdats and Miss
Mary and Miss Elizabeth Burdats.
Mr. Thurman knote. and party Of two.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hannah and par
" OF five.
Mrs. Glcssner and party Of five.
Mr. Lorlng Milton and party Of two.
NJ and Mrs. II. +. Field and party
Of i've.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
DERWILL0
The Famous Beautiflef

Iiay. you tried !, H";' Thousands
.yrrvwhrr. are using it. II is a WON
derful tonic for the skin. defteS hot SINH
mer sun and causes wrinkles. tan. frrck-
les. Sallow skin. blackheads. sun spots.
roughneSs. ruddiness TO quickly diSap.
pear II brings roses TO the schesNs ana
makes anyone look 10 yearS younger.
Olives youthful complexion and "A
skin you love 10 touch" I single appli-
cation proves IL. See large announce
msut soon to appear in this paper Ask
your druggist about IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07

Clear.
Parkersburg-s.7 feet falling: Clean
o;I City-i.l feet falling. Ceai.
Wor9,ntown-s feet falling. Clear.
steubenvilie-s.s feet. stationar3s
Clear.