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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-19
Attend Sc hooI PLAY.

Misses Sue Daggett. Alice Barker,
Nancy Fuller, Ella Engel, Emily
THAN, Edith Dawell Mrs. Cyrus
Trowbrdge, Mrs. Bertha Hines spent
last evening in Seneca attending the
play given by the high school pupils
held in TimmOls' hall.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-19

2GGT9 SWengel admr VS. E. o e. p Ry
Death of Swengel admr suggest
ed-Mo to subs Richard NJ Skinner
admir- of Chas Bercies party plff
granted.
20425 Swengel admr vs. G. r | e. p
Same order.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-19

tWirling for the Lincoln lads Both
boys pitched good game and de-
serve much credit
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-19
Potatoes

Chicago. May 49, Potatoes steady,
receipts. 3 cars; northern white,
sacked and bulk. s725-1j0, Canadian.
SJ-G.2j, new unchanged
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-19
Produce

Chicago May 10 Butter unset
tied; creamery, i7-5612c
Eggs unchanged; receipts, 2i.129
cases.
Poultry Alive lower; fowls. sc.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-19
live Stock.

Chicago, May 10 Hogs-Receipts
20.00p head; held over, 13,l57; oper
mig l5c 70 25c higher than Yesterday
average, slt10 paid; quality fairly
good; average cost yesterday, $685.
Cattle-Receipts. 1000 head
ShCcp-ReCeipts. 5000 head
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-19
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

Chicago market report furnished b,
q. w Kirby, manager Simons, Day
& Co, Room 3l2 Moloney Building.
Phone %,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-19
HUNTING LAIR
OF SEA SERPENT
Scientists Search Leads to Dis
coyery Of Many Strange
Monsters Of Deep.
BIG SEA LIZARD EXTINCT
There Are Still Sharks to Be Found,
However. Forty Feet Long-Oan-
oerous Marine Creatures
Not the Largest.

New iork.-lm ginative sea cap
tains and their followers on return
Ing 10 local ports entertain their
friends and sophisticated Strangers
with highly colored narratives OF great
SEA >erpentS and other unfamiliar
monsters Of the deep that they have
encountered on their voyages. That
monsters Of the deep exist today as
in olden tines is well known to sci
snce, but they are quite different from
those described by the old salts
THE sea serpent said pr. John I,
Nichols head of the department Of
recent fishes at the American Mn.
scum of Natural History. las that
creature is pictured in the popular
mind IS purely mythical animal.
Although there are doubtless many
strange beasts in the sea as yet MI
known to science, il is highly i'm
probable that such a monster will be
found"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-19
Games Today,

New York at Chicago
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Boston at PITTSBURGH.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-19
Plenty Of Sea Monsters.

There are plenty Of monsters In the
sea. the giant devil fish. or manta,
which probably grows to he over 20
feet between the tips of its great
wings Tho model Of an individual Of
- feet or so Is on exhibition ut the
American museum The mann has
hornlke processes directed forward
ono at either side Of its broad head,
and there are observation-disclosures in
stances Of q devil fish "hying' through
the water. catching boats anchor
between It's horns by chance. lifting
the anchor and town. the astonished
hoatmen out to sea. At certain sea.
sons the devil fish Is common along
the Gulf coast Of Florida, where II fur
nisheS exciting sport for big game fish
ermen.
The dangerous marine creatures are
In general not the largest. The killer
whale which is 90 feet or so in
length. will attack and devour almost
anything that swims in the sea. Some
times they Join in schools and hunt
the big whalebone whales like a pack
NJ hungry wolves. The man-eater
shark, seldom more than 20 feet long,
is one of the fercest of sea creatures.
He is as rare as he Is dangerous. The
big sperm whale seems to feed large.
ly on large specimens Of octupus. for
which it dives in deep water. Some
nb fhnt thnv ho
spectacular contests between such
sperm whale and An octopus which 1t
had brought to the surface.
The octopus also goes by the name
~ devil fish, though ii Is an entirely
different animal from the manta.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-19
Don't Eoroet

Don't Forget
The dance at Starved Rock State
Park fought. Also Friday night,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-19
GC
AM ERICAN LEAGUE,
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago, 4; Bcs' on, ,.
New York, n, Cleveland, ..
Detroit, s, Philadelphia, ;
Wa. hington, II; st, Louis, s..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-19
Today in the Court House
Business Of the Circuit
Probate TribunaIs

S. 80 IT. ". 200 e. It. !, b. %, Dana
$50.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-19

Although there are doubtless many
strange beasts in the sea, as Yet MI
known 10 science, il is highly i'm
probable that such a monster will be
found"
BIG Sea Lizards.
The nearest approach perhaps to
this monster that ever existed WAS
some of the big sea lizards which used
TO navigate the globe in prehistoric
times. The most authentic reports
Of sea serpentS nowadays when trace
able at all turn out to be faulty OBJ
srrvationS OF some ordinary marine
creatures. A school of pOrpoises
stretched out in line and rolling their
backs above the surface in unison,
may readily enough appear like the
coils Of a great sea monster 70 an oh.
server with an active imagination.
Nevertheless true sea snakes swim
among the islands Of certain parts Of
the western Pacific which, though they
do not reach a great size, are often
very poisonous They have fattened
tails like muskrats to enable them to
swim the better.
There are plenty Of monsters in the
500, though none equal in size the
largest of the Whalebone whales, The
largest of such creatures are some
thing like 40 feet in length. II there
are larger specimens they have been
remarkably successful in eMding ac-
curate measurement. In order TO find
sufficient food such gigantic creatures
must be content with humble diet
whale bone--a substance in which no
imitation can compete in the manufac-
ture of highgrade whip handles and
corset stars-for the purpose of strain,
ing an abundance Of small fishes or
other ANIMALS from the sen water.
Inhahiting the deep are two gigan.
tic sharks, either one Of which may
reach n length Of 40 feet The bask.
ing shark is found in northern seas.
occasionally straying southwark TO our
coasts. and the whale shark seems to
have its principal habitat in the In
dim ocean. though stragglers have
turned up as far away as the shores
of Florida. Que such. mounted. is on
exhibition at Miami and will repay
visit to any one who chances to be In
that vicinity.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-19
Games Today

Games Today.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia
Cleveland at New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
ELKS' CABARET DINNER
DANCE TONIGHT'S EVENT
Program for tho Cabaret Announced as
Intsrsrt!p0 Feature Of the Elao-
crate Event.

When tho 2S1 guests arrive a. ~"
Elk's club tonight II" attend ;hH annual
Enw Years cabaret aud dinner dane" 20
hn sIv~n hv Nh""i!ng Lodg" NJ" ~
;he,. viii MI everything "lah"rat"!H AZ
ranged for the Geiichtfu event.
rsul Leach. manager Of IN" club has
been untlrin9 In his efforts I" make the
Amir a complete success. and from u!
Indications. his Efforts Will not nave
bacn in vain. for apparently this Year
anv given in former wears. tn" annuse-
mont comm.tte" TOO has worked har' !"
make tho affair successful and deserve
great credit.
The interior Of the club has been dec
Grated in approved cabaret fashion. and
is n delight 70 tho eye. Tables Will nc
arranged throughout the spacious audi
roriun and from 1890 until $50
O'clock Il dinner OF the seasons most
tempting dclicacies will be served,
Throughout this time tho following rr".,
gram .ytIl he given Tho novelty and
comedy acts being from III" Victoria
theatre. BY the courtesy OF Mr. George
Sclcrt!on-Court Theatre Orchestra:
Eleven O'Clock Toast---ENaltod Ruler
James 4. pvson.
Srl~ctlon-Elks Quartct--W!N Leach,
rohn O','ornor. Howard N"sh!t and Rob
err williams.
Noted t"mcd!enne and SlnEcr-Estel
Ia Sul'y. q: tn" Victoria.
Song-,'arl q. Eeer and Guests.
SelectIon-C'ourt Theatre Orchestra.
Song-Carl q. N""r.
Novrl,y, Nct-From Victoria Theatre.
SonK--,:arl O. Nerr and Guests.
The music for the cabaret and ais"
t.ourt Theatre Orchestra. Mr.. Angelo
rurpura. director. has held .sre"iai re-
hcarsals for the program. which Is OK
pcctcd 70 lie exceptionally good.
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company with Attorney and Mrs. S. Q.
BoyCc.
Mrs. Mary Webster. IF Thirteenth
street is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Russell. Tallman Avenue. Bclla.re.
Mrs. leo Potts has returned 10 her
homo IN Akron after visit with rcla-
tiIos OH Eighteenth street.
y y. RAZOR is 4 pittsburgh business
visitor il tho city.
Perry Moves. of St"uhcnyiile. spent
Thursday in Wheeling looking AFTER
business matters.
Arthur Etggs has returned 10 his
home on the South S!dr after SPENDING
the past week with relatives and other
friends In SiStersyi!.c.
r. q. St"alcy, OF New MaTtinsfiHe'
was a Wheeling visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. French q. Morris. WI"
have b"cn visiting hero since before
IhrlstmRs, have returned to their hons
ia T"rrc Haut. Ind.
Miss nellie Morgan, Of Sixteenth
street Will spend New Years with her
parents IN Greene county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Won Brief. Of
Pittsburgh, Will arrive today to Spena
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Aiorrt
A. lee Mt EdGwood. and will attend tn"
Eiks' Cabaret as the latter'S guests.
Misses Jessie and Angela porine, oc
C0vingtnn, ny. have arrived her" to
spend tho New Years with various rela-
i!ve%.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith. Jr. Of
Chester. W. Va. arc n tho city FOR t3a
Elias cabaret, and are staying at the
Windsor Hotel.
Bruce Elder has gone to Munhal!. Pa.
to spend the weekend with his family.
Mrs. y. y. GroN 4rman has returned
~ her homo on Tw"riy-s ighth street
after visit with friends IN Wclishnrg.
Mr. and Mrs Harold VI. E"ss leave
rort week for Georgia for 2 short visit
following which they Will 40 I" fhtln-
Gerphia. where they will make thciT-iu-
tur. homo. Mrs. Ross. formerly Miss
KRthryn Ingram. has bean clerk In the
office Of Sheriff Howard Hastings for
four years.
Robert Rsecr. Of North Main street.
who underwent a SERIOUS operation the
early part II the week, - resting as
wei! az can I've expected
William Daley. cr P!ttsburg,I. was n
the city short time Yesterday on bus
ness.
pected 20 arrive home today from Bal
tImore. Nd. whore he was called on
business.
Miss Edna IIc!1ler. II Warwooh
leaves Satud day FOR Valley Grove. il"
10 resume hor work after spending the
holidays at hsr home here.
W. y. Stewar'. ~ Texas, IS IN thu
city on business. Mrs. Stewart for-
rnerIy resided IN South Warwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Hong" hay"
returned To their HON" IN Ghr!Chsv!lic
O.. after Il tr!ef visit here.
the West Virginia grand division of tho
2. e. y. railroad. returned last evening
from Grafton inter a short business
trip.
has been visiting at the homo or Mrs.
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NOTABLE EVENT
At FORT HENRY
FIERCE HUNDRED AND PITY SocI-
ETY. YBOPLE WILL ATTEND
ANNUAL DrNTER-DANcE
TONIGHT.
DlaborAts Appointments Will Be Pea
turs, the whitaker Table Having g.
unique centerpieco.

After long and arduouS labor ." ~"
part OF Mr.. George Phillips and hi< IS
Bistants, everything IS n readiness '"T
the concluding social function 20 =" head
NJ the Fort Henry club this y"ar-ihr
annual New Years eve dtnn"r-tItnCe -"
tonight The final details Of the au;Er
viii ne finished today. and BY oV"H;nS
The club will be IN festive at;.rr Tor The
occasion.
The decorating - IN charge O; lang
hans, and gives promise 81 SURPRISING
Any previous floral decorating seen N
this city. The handsome interior "t The
club, which lends ttsClt 50 easily 10 tuT-
ther adornment. Will He trn"S:"""'';N
into a verita bic bower OF lNvN:!r"~s With
snnilax, holly and cut flowers. The
mantel will 20 banked with blossoms
and greenery. scstoonS Will - hung
from corner 10 corner Of the high call
lngs,. the archcd doors and windows Will
be draped with EorlanGs. and |rea'hS
will be disclosed by ~" So:; ''S"t Shu'-
Ating from each Window.
In the rooms on I've TcS' TC"- many
small tables have been arranged - &C
commodatc the smaller parties. t.ach
table will have wuuhrou@!Y h"2Uutu. az
pointmentS to correspond villa the GU
sral scheme OF decorating. Nn N" seq
ond floor the larger parties MI De hid.
each one having private room. III"
table appointments hr-" w.. - NOS
elaborate and unusual that arranged tor
the PARTY OF y. Tree Whitaker h"'Nc
especially unique and rHaEntNc"n;. y
miniature submarine. w''''h VAS con-
structed at the local Whitaker plan.
will grace the center % -" ',h,". and
this has been wired - rroN.tH novel
favors for the individual guests ~ ~"
party. About ,h:4 VII u" banked N:o'
lets, hyac!uths a3d tga roses. WIKI the
greenery and blossoms extending 1" each
OF the twenty places. O;h"v tables will
have electric fountains. floral baskets
and other interesting c"nc"rp:"""S. VIA
favors and plac" cards 20 correspond.
The guests will agr,v" n o'r'o"k anil
the sumptuous dinner Will b served
from then until O'clock. Manager
Phillips has spent the pas r"w weeks
IN visiting the eastern markets :" So
cure for his dinner tonight the worlds
most Sea3onah,e delicaries. Specially
milk fed chickens Will form the piece
de resistance" for the individual guests
who will also delight in splendid lobster
from Maine. which will be served IN
fashion which VIII be an Innovation
here. Ices in various fruit shapes IN
The natural colors will a;sn b. novel
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McKtnlsY House Warming.

From ) IN the Afternoon nn'u 'o'r.cJk
n q" evening Hr" the hours set as."e
un N-w Years day !Nr u" formd !
hous, warming" at "WNlow ,Ti"n," the
wngu:'jr"nt new hom" ot Mr.. and Mrs.
Inhu~nu t. MCKINLEY. On this occasion
me eat:rc mansion VIII De- thrown open
- n" guests and !; Is the wish Of Mr..
and Mr.. Mckinley that all tAelr frlends
Viii ,;,3, some t!im" curing the opening
hours
|, IS customary Cor on" to begin the
nov Year by calling on friends to wish
tr.rr good luck and prosperity and n"
morn dr|ishtcui place could Dc found
Ter spending Il short tim" IRAN NItcW
ri,cn." As,d" from IL natural !oT"N-
hess everything that n, and Sc.oncc mas
mad" possible has 60" into the con-
$t=uct.uU and Furnishing "f the nome"
No' o,:" dri.,,. has been overlooked ana
!. - one Of t." most pHlH'iai homes IN
the OHIO Valley. The open ttrer.accs.
where u bright yU.eIos burns constant
IS. W.. hr ~ attractive spot on tho
w.ntry nnw years day. and oouOtloss
hundreds VIII call OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
N.N."y saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31

Edward Harke, on Seventeenth street
Warwood. left yesterday morning TOT
his home.
L. II. Overly has returned to his home
in Wsrwood after spending the Christ.
mas holidays with friends and rela-
tives in Cleveland. o. T..
Mrs. David Fitzpatrick, Of the North
Side, was removed to the North Wheel
ing hospital yesterday. where she VIII
undergo 4 serious operation.
Harry Henderson,, conductor on the
Wheeling -Steubcnville division OF the
Wheeling Traction Company. has TO.
sumed his duties after being i'll for sew
rral weeks at his homo in South Wheel.
Ing. -
Edward Hendricks and family have
moved into their new home at Glen:
wood
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Windsor II. IL Hutton and wife,
Huntington; f. VI. Wert"mhcrg. Hunt
ngtvu. =. y. Alien and wife. ira on.
StamIu FRANK KlmH!ns, DaiiRs; J. J..
Bradford md w!!= and daughter. 81.
MRrys; Wilbur Hat, IarmIaEthn;
Iahi iIatz"l. Fsymir2lvn; M5s. henry
Iiatz"l, Farm:nE'on.
Miss Dorothy Irwin % N"w v RI.
Who has been tho guest q Mss Blan It"
+. Smith. lcf' yesterday morning 20"
SIstersvI!la where sho - "!S!tinc friends
Miss Irwin VIII return TO Ne" York
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. WtliarA K:ndelberrer
Of Elm Grove. are receiving c"nGratula-
tons over the arrival OF 4 baby daugh-
ter at tie unio VALLEY General hospital
yesterday moln'ns. IN" infant ~ a
granddaughter Of Assistant Stat" Fire
Marsha! Monroe G. Kindclbc"gHr Of
North Market street.
Frank fisher. Of North Market street
IS slightly improved from a sever" Co.d.
Mr. Tsh"r was threatened with Incu-
lnonla n few days ago.
MIR. and Ms John Farmer OF Wells
burg are rejoicing ovec the RrrlNa! o:
baby weighing twelve pounds.
Jacob T.. KiEdelherger OF East Wheel
Ing popular barber at tho Mcl.ure bar
hcr shop, IL confined 70 h!S homo with
:, severe attack Of tnns!lttis.
George T.. Beck has returned 10 his
home in n" South SIDE after business
trip to Phl:ppi and Eiktns.
Nan II. nartruG is a business caller
N WneclinG this week from Hunting
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Jones have re-
turned to THAR home In Wi!cyv!lle after
f"w days visit with relatives in
Wheeling and Martins Ferry.
MIR and Mrs JOSEPH He!lmn!r OF
South Wood street. ar" leaving for
Cleveland whNrn they Will be the guests
~ Mr. and Mra. y, T. Carpenter. FOR
merry Of this city.
John II. Conrad. United States "nnN-
missioner. arrived In the city yesterday
morning. after spending the Christmas
holidays with relatives and friends at
Weston. Mrs. Conrad, who acc"mran!rd
her husband. did not return, but VIII
Epsnd a few more days IN that section
visiting with her relatives and friends.
s o. Royce. one Of Ohio county
most prominent criminal lawyers. with
Mrs yoycc has gone I" Miami, Fla. to
spend the winter months.
Miss Edith Carroll, assistant to DR..
Oste.llng. has loft for Miami. Fla, In
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Vanity Pair MasQue.
HI1LbV Nv
800, IN, yInnEg

\ representative from N" NooN''-
Howe t'oStum:ng Company. Of haver-
r.;r Mass. vii, arrive II ~" "!ty sat
tr,.ay moru.ng and will take W head
quarters IN tn~ McLurH hotel Room
30. D. on ;nr second floor, just Of! the
ba.conv. viii b. used % display the cos
rulucs and th"s. planning TO attend the
,,,s9u.-ac!c ball t. bN given on Monday
.cv.a;ac, January :. under III" auspices
81 tho Va0Jty Fair Twig. may take 70
youtagc -; his 0.cscuC" 10 procure d.
>:rahir COSTUME c0r tho Occasion. lhSFc
=, Il, l,.. an exclusive line 90 the usual
costumes used for an affair Of ;Ais Kind
complete with the ma~qu".
F!na, dnta.'s trr this affair are being
completed and from ali Indications u
viii he most Successful! ana cn!"yan.e'
.rbc F,ll;s Crub Will b. tho sC"N" Of the
hall and music viii b. furnished by tbs
Sioop-F.mcrSpu orchestra.
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feature, and the remainder of the menu
u,

feature, and the remainder of the menu
Will be equally tempting.
Mango's orchestra. that group or mu'
ciciaas who have recently become quite
popular. Will furnish III" musical pro
gram throughout tn" dinner and 10! tAe
dancing wh!cI Will follow. They WI De
stationed in the lower hall behind
loral screen. - tho nignt progresses
the merrtmcUj MI Increase. and "hen
old Father TIM swings his scythe a.
midnlsEt tHc smiling !i:te cAeFuo
named 1921 VII l., greeted with STea I
n:lAr.;y. and scenes Of gaI"ty and beauty
similar 10 ;hli which made the arrival
OF tho departing year =" p:eugant JUS,
twe,ve short months ago.
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Informal Dancing Party.

Nr. and Mrs. " c. ETHER were hosts
10 = number OF their friends. nj their
HON" on the Island Thursday evening.
Mrs Robert Bailey. OF ParkefshurG. and
Mrs. Frank ktncheloe. Of Charleston.
who Is visiting her mother. Mrs. J. II
Fisher. The affair wns informal and
delightful IN every respect. with dane
Ing the favored diversion. Al II O'Clock
there was an intermission. during which
a delicious light supper was served. and
dauctrs was continued until an early
hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31

This evening local ALUMNI OF Ohio
Wesleyan college viii hold their annual
reunion and banquet at the Hotel Wind
Sor. Beginning NJ I o'clock tho affair
Will last several hours. aud an evcnip"
OF genuine pleasure is promised n,
ALUMNI r-mberS Who como out :or this
event Among the entertaining. speakers
or tho program are President Georg"
Blackford. William Frazier. studen;
al Ohio Wesleyan. and Paul WaddeN:
prominent lawyer Of Bellaire Sevcra!
guests have been invited from Wheel
ing and vicinity. and all who plan to at
tend. anticipate an Urcommoniy pleas
ant evening.
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pioIo Class Entertainment,

isrv. and Mrs. Arthur l&zenhy VI.
s-;r-r-.u tie R,a,l rnd Buckley Blh,"
r.as>,S OF the Wa-worI Methodist
church on New Years eva. The hours
viii 10 from unt!. - o'clock and the
affair wr1 take pace IN me "hurrll,
There WI ~, program q fun and
.-n,;. 10 include games. music and
songs. Refreshments wi, ," served a;
{, .,'. hour and the event will close vita
4 goo! old fashioned Methodist goodbye
to the old Year and Il CHEEKY greeting 70
IA TOW Nnh
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Colu1nrts Club Eanca.

Quite ccowd o: gay pleasure seekers
"a thCr"d ri IN, Columbia club auditor
,ur: Thursday evening TO enjoy IN"
, Christmas dance when opened tho win
ter series Of delightful events scheduled
to occur during January and fehruaT|.
Christmas decorations added a welcome
touch OF color TO the scene ot mcrrl-
mcnt. The special dance program pro
yidei BY tho Melody Boys Orchestra.
was made UP or the latest numbers.
holplng 20 make this event great sue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
About People
Movements Of Individuals To And
Prom Tho City.
AT TIKI HOTELS

Rogers--H. l.. Burton. lRtrnon,: r.
+ Connolly. L!t'lNton: {. L. Wander.
l.I't!"ton: c. S. Kendry. Moundsvi!'e: !.
G Mcrla!n. Nest Union; r. Il. turtiI'
nand and sons. JacksonhurE: Mr.. and
Mrs B. T.. Miller. JacksonburE; G. Ford.
Charleston; r. l.. Zikhman. HuntinHt"n;
Jackson Arnold. Charleston: @. '.
Cooke IarAeraburE: Mics Lucy Y. Nc