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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07

ptal bill Is all settled. It's the only
Christmas present we shall see around
here this year, but Isn't Il enough 10
make our hearts glad-mother well
once more You know. had saved up
enough TO marry Martha this Christ
mas. but l have gladly stood the IL
pense OF her mothers sickness. 80
there will have TO he postponement."
I'VE will call the bill square on
your former last payment" insisted
Or. Frerc. touched by the falthfuness
OF the young man. "What are thesef'
he added, as Martin lifted box from
q stand.
ut is something wanted to ask you
about" replied Martin. This morn
ing little Ned found a doll In the
street and brought 1t home for Lou.
who noticed all that jewelry pinned 10
II. We are honest people and | want
you to advise me how / shall go about
finding the owner"
DR.. Frere could scarcely believe his
eyesight In an instant he recognized
ANf Jth'AN f'tNh-AAt- " hiH hfAAhh's -
was too intense a circumstance TO
analyze all at once; its strangeness;
it's importance. He hurried back TO
the Doane house and told the story
Of Paul Martin.
"a worthy. honest man." observed
Winifred's father. These poor people
interest me. What do you say TO this
grand Martin man having his wedding
just as he expected this Chrlstmas?"
Then back to Martin went the doc
tor The poor fellows appreciation
OF what the Doanes designed fairly
overcame him. Next day Winlfred and
her mother spent decorating the hum
BILE tenement rooms and arranging for
the wedding.
It was a royal gift to honest need.
and the most contented hearts In all
he great city that Christmas night
were those that had bestowed such
signal happiness upon q worthy. grate-
full family.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07
HOLIDAY NUMBER

Christmas l. Imminent the holiday
number of the Graphic Is out. IL is
presented without apology for its evil
dent Limitations. The editor has en-
'leavored 10 contribute his part Ia the
joyOusness Of Christmastide and 10 re-
call to his readers the true significance
Of the season Of peace and good will.
This is no tie for pcssimism and
sadness.
The worldly hopes men set their
hearts upon
Turn ashes-Or they prosper and anon
Like snow upon the deserts dusty face.
Lighting little hour or twO--is gone q"
The world has had enough Of grief
The mass of humanity. christian and
pagan. still languishes IN misery. Amer
lea and Deming ought TO be very Crate
ful that they enjoy the blessings which
the Christ has promised 10 all men.
but which are still withheld from
many.
We will not pass this way again and
the joys we fail 10 garner now Will be
one with the rose of yesterday. There
l. only one way Ia he happy hiring hap
piness 20 Others through whOlehearts-l
and loving service Those who get the
most out Of life put their all into life.
There is no other way.
Youth. wealth and fame are transi-
tory and cannot In themselves bring
joy and satisfaction. The youth Of to-
day i the patriarch Of the morrow
the rich man Of the present Is the leg
gar Of the future; the famous now are
an anathema hereafter. Surely there
Is eternal youth. wealth that T. ever
'aSting and renOwn that Is incomupti-
Bile
Ponce dc Leon persisted; Croesus
turned TO senseIess gold and Julius
Caesar died unfeared and unhOnOred
The life ~ each was melaOncholy
tragedy.
COntentment can he had by the hum
blest cithizen 81 Deming and the era.
phic viii be rewarded ~ it, holiday
number will have indicated the hnppi
ness To be- found In simple living-here
and now
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07

one had entered the muse and had
rlned her Jewel easel Father had 70
ported II 10 the police, but the re-
GOV, y OF the gems seemed hopeless.
willis conAoled with Winlfred but
had professional call to make and LETT
early. lie was a young, rising physi'
elan. aud arrived nj Grey's tenemenis
10 receive good news as TO patient
81 long standing. Mrs. Mary Steadley.
lie found her ON the road to recovery.
and told her 80. and her daughter and
the other children and Paul Martin.
a regular visitor at the house, were
made happy at the thought OF the
eonvalescence Of their loved one.
''There is the balance Of your btu.
Dr. Frere." spoke Martin. taking him
Into the next room. "The doctors who
operated have paid. too. and the hos
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07

the night size for The pail TO nc In &C.
Fig %. Perhaps you can find a box
OF the right size or one which will re-
quire but little alteration. Make a
cover for the box out OF two pieces OF
board OF equal width, as shown at d
Gig. 10). and notch the center OF the
inner edge Of each, so that the pieces
will at around the tree trunk. Pro-
vide screws or hooks-and-eyes for
fastening the cover boards TO the box
top. After setting the pail Into the
box, I'LL the square corners with sand
to make the standard more solid.
There will be no need Of painting
the standards In Figs. and Z. II you
dress them with crepe paper.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07

inches long a aud Il, Zig. p. To
cross these pieces with tops even as
shown, II Is necessary to halye them.
hat Is, cut from the center OF each a
piece equal TO the width Of, aud one
half the thickness OF, the other piece,
rs shown IN Fig. 3. Then they will
tit into one another Saw along the
sides Of the notches, then split out thu
wood between the saw cuts with a
chisel. The hole for the tree should
he at least inches In diameter. n
YOU haven't an expansion-blt that Gun
be set to cut hole Of this diameter,
bora a ring Of small holes. and trim
I'D to the pinch diameter with
chlsel To the under side Of A and b.
at the ends, nail the shOe-blockS G. II
Is not necessary to nail A to y, II you
moke them ht snugly.
One advantage the standard In Fig.
4 has over that In Fig. Is that II Is
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07
THE BIG FUN WEEK
w. T.. TOSSELL a son
The Master Jewellers
FOG y. Gold

W. T.. Croft shows arrived Sunday
at noon with hig crowd out Ia mct,
the big show train that came highly
recommended from our neighhors M
dry Srudny and Monday they were
busy getting the big tent city ready far
Monday night Although the weather
was cold the shows were well patron.
ziod aud everyone expresses themselves
that this Is the cleanest show int
Deming ever had. Among the atlur.
tionS were Mr. Trip. the armies won.
der: Walter Cole. the thinueSt man
alive. the Ouiia Oujia Girls. Rudy
Warner. big Athletic Show Monkey
Circus. And two of the finest riding
devices carried with any show.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07

shops on the next street. Cora had
not appeared. and taking her dolly
Meta wandered about the upper por-
ton OF the house In n desuliory way.
II was In her sister Winlfre'rs room
that Meta received a suggestion that
she proceeded TO carry out. That
young lady in her haste 10 join her
mother IN a shopping tour had LEFT
her jewel case open in fall sight.
"Tll fix you all up for grand party.
Dolly" pra.tled Meta; and then and
there In turn sunburst, a necklace
and a diamond pin We're attached 10
the clothing Of the doll Innocent, art
less Meta never realizing that she
was playing with a small fortune.
"Now. wen ride TO the party In the
automobile" announced Meta further,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07

not necessary TO bore hole for the
tree trunk. Also, II is more pleasing
In appearance. The plan view Gig.
81 shows how the four arms A are
fastened so as TO enclose pocket for
the tree trunk. You will notice that
each piece Is fastened with nails
driven through It's face into the end OF
the adjoining member. pattern Tor
arms A Is shown IN Fig. o. Boards =
inch or u inch thick should be used.
The center shoe b Gig. 81, and the
shoes c. should be cut Of the right
size to make projections OF about u
inch.
A Christmas tree will not dry out
and drop Its needles as quickly II
stood In water. and Fig. Z shows n
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07

There goes two intoxicated men.
Where do you suppose they got liquor
to make them 80 violentr'
1t isn't liquor They're arguing
about the League Of Nations"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07
Sfanharh fur thp
Christmas Trrr
3, DOROTHY PERKINS


Don't let The preparation of a stand.
ard for the Christmas tree 20 until
the last minute.
In the Illustrations are shown three
good schemes for standards.
The cross standard In Fig. l re-
qulres two pieces OF by 1. IS or 20
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07

Iawyer-"Was the deceased in the
habit OF talking to himself wh,n
aloneg"
Patrick Mahoney-'1 can't tell ye
that. sor. niver was wild him VIII n
he was alone"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07

+ WAS days before Christ
mas aud Meta Doane had
been LETT alone In the house.
except for the servants. U.s.
ually her favorlte playmate.
Cora Wallace. living near
by. called for her. and they
took a stroll. or visited n
nelghbor. or Inspected the
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07

scheme which have found successful.
For water receptacle. get = wooden
or Iron scrub-pall "a. Fig 81. Cut a
square block 10 NJ IN the pail bottom
OBJ. and through the center Of this
cut a round hole to receive the end OF
the tree trunk. Make a Dor Of lust
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07

Foreign Advertising Representative
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

MUST SELTe-Flne north side corner.
walking distance. beautiful five rooms,
sleeping porch. all butlt-in features.
basement and garage. building on rear
rents f35 monthly. Total rental value
SlGO Property sold three months
ago Tor ta5O0. offered now FOR
$500. Positively the best buy on the
market - 900 handles Phone Usage
1879, Moshcw " Co, 1916 Turner
Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

FOR SALE BY OWNER--My home IN
Kendall. including 200 front feet by $50
rect deep, four lots on corner. high and
dry, wei drained, extra good seVen-r room
house. beautifully decorated. extra good
electric fixtures, oak floors throughout.
small basement, ptpclcss combination
furnace. good cistern, good well of water.
Also city water and sewer connected. flno
fruit and garden, beautiful roses, three
car garage, laundry. chicken house and
barn sidewalks all In. An elegant home
and location for right party. shown by
appointment only. Priced right. Address
lsb-B care OF World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
NEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
tIOt srs ,oN 81

TERRACE pRivE-Sew modern bungs.
low. seven rooms with ccmcnted has.
ment solid driveway and EArage. 10,
tOHliOi terms can be arranged. Phone
Usage fb9
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

ATTRACTIVE new six-room house, two
car garage two blocks from school ant
car line; 81 600 easy terms. Usage ss77
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
CAI.iE0RNIA
TRAcKAGE AM INDUSTRIAL

WANTED TO BCY-Not over one-sore
site on Frisco or Santa Fe for ware.
house; " possible want spur track also
must be near good -oad or street Ad-
dress Iso.B. care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

REAL grapefruit and orange grove; seven
one half acres. thrce.room house. IN
southern Florida; big trees, 20 years old
high land. one mile from good town. Dan
Fischer Fort Myers. Fla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

WANTED TO RENT-Furnished cottage
or apartment, south side, by January
list Or earlier. young couple. best refer
ences Address 2tt-B, care Of World.
WANTED TO RENT-Two or three room
furnished apartment by married couple
without children. not over $50 per month.
Phone Usage 6b6b.
WANTED TO REN1--Four or five-room
apartment furnished three months best
references. Address 2?6-B. care OF World.
WANTED TO RENT
Two or 3-room furnished apartment by
married couple, without children; not
over $50 per month. Address 20i'B. care
World
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
SMALLPOX SCARE
At SISTERSV|LLE
R~port That EpedsmIc 10 Spreading II
Dsnisd-PoBsibly Nav Not BE
SMALLPOX.

An alleged *mal!r"N scar" ~ ~"
-nwn OF Sistrrnvillr hnS irh"tra!Il
n,ralvzcd business tHr III" past several
x.,ks I'm addition. n" merchants ~ IN"
ci;y hayr suffered i, many WAYS. arh
unless the I'D Is lifted within tn" next
r.,r dan ;h"r" VIII hr rUth:n! dong
even IN tho Christmas trad" Inc.
ia 4 SMALLPOX. or - II nnt! - the
question that tho residents nf inc town
r. r,k!nc tncir brain Ia ind out. and
.ve, the members ~ thr 'r"'!.ral pro-
Coss!ou have tn dat" h""r unahi" ~ de
trrnin" wh"thrr or no. i = the r'a'
Tho first cass was discovered II a
cro, back of tn" dnnnt. and x IL ALLEGED
that naLl!gcrcp waS the c1uS" ~ -
srrcadinr further. Had this cas-" h"rr
segregated. th"r" would haT" been pos
.:hry no Add tinun, cases. but. however.
!. seems ;hnt th"rN Was little "i"ri
,naic ~ curb l.. and Il spread "a md
,ar.d ah>v". TN" Irr"iliCrn"Cr vs. told.
Should i hr proved thnt II &c nn
!snallrox. then !: has incurred :" real
". r,!shir urnr III" merchants H0d thu
business If -" town las suffered. Even
ti.u,lrl Z should ~ proved that = IS IN"
real article. fhrn III" citizens "'!.l 10.
',c,, ,Nat Il could have ~. :. ,Irh"h Had
,l.. urpprr ->ath"d h""r u';i!I"! N car
ing for to frs: case. Few towns or,
r.il.s now boast &C. GLOWING :hc HIS
,arr ir @rr"aL. ard Sisters. No 81! ~
g. HACK bio, on Ne rrar ot ~" '. y
eI, ".I"wS the "pcdrir IL 20 unrc-
ylllGtcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
DEALS
ON LARGE SCALE
ELM GROVE DISTRICT REPORTS
MANY HOMES CHANGING HANDS
IN THE DISTINCT.
Smith Realty Agency Leads List In the
Grove" District In Number
OF SRlst.

Mlch activity Is noted In "a" h,m
Gro," d!s;r.c: - ne way or pT"i' F'"'
sales and H""n interest $ being MANI
r-s:rd by tho various really c"'nIrtni"S
who ar, naah.'NG ~ ur"i"rty 'hr"GSh-
ont tina; ell oC '"r '.;y.
PRANK "i.d .II"rr": Il SINH. - r.. T.,
,;rny,. rrp,-; IA" sale Of tn GH'.'"fE
pir,"s e property during II" past -"
days: ~ 7,
Cnrhy property, located on Howell! ave-
nU.. Patterson. -
,'npnry iilmmrll purchased IN" j. -.
Chase property. located at a:t"TS"n. -
samuel Rrown purchase" ~" a. !.
Springer property a. Gr""I3Til!e on IL"
Bethany pike. y
William Mcdonnell purchased the a.
T Springer proprrty a. Surtntdai".
J. -. MrC'utchcon purchased the ha--
low and Variety store proper >. CONS s. :
inr ct two buildings. located on the
Na;:nlal road. At Elm Grow.
Howard Springer. 81 Triad lrHIH. sofa
two homes. located at thni "lH"'. Il ""
Foreigners. employed N the c"al mine"
nj that place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

Rogers i; =. s,Aui,G. Hundred.
AcLurs < r. N"ni"y. Teri" Az, r.
". VAN Horn. Mar;inSburt. l.. i" Wi.
..arus. rarl.' rS3,gE: Oscar Wilson. So
. :""sl IL. " }. Morrison aud ":f". i;.T'
, krrshurr. W. u. l;aG"'!.!r. l',rk"r--
burg, W';..m Nn>h.um. E!lrhsb.r-'
" $. Snyder. Sl>trrs>'!l": e V. ELDER.
WINDSOR. J. cummings. Weston i.
V. Nallny, Weston: \ - H'd'n"".
'!Ark>hur6.
ssan.z, {: D. s, ,sS ,:,,',,,~ !;
mont
rharl"s F,":," OF Pittsburgh w-rs in
thr city Saturday.
slaughter Hnr,.trct rrr'ut!y "i Wh'r!-
az. but t"rnrriy Of E'!v"r'! m. ur'",
l!il m;tAr jHr!r future h"n" With lt"HrY
N.hy:.;ni. 1914 Inr"b street NJ ~
.".nh; has .rC"pt"t a p'r.' ~ VIII
.'..EnSyiNnn.a system w;rh vt.l""S IL the
litw'cy building.
- \, Snarrr 81 Tw"rry-r.,, stree. ''r:
.,.: awning f"r N"w York CO! M"h''.
Sc. w'!l N'''r1 w'"k i"''l,.''-; a!'"c S"~.-
Alr. Ali M:e. : N. ,;arv"y returned
: ..urGuy tu their n"in" her. IrHm Far
mont wh""r they wcrr visiting With re-
...,.vrS ;rd tr."ud%
L. *. luntn.: manager hf IN" G"nrr,
+, john : c.v;h'"g; St"r, - '&iS 'ity i'!t
Yesterday tor NV York 't,l ;h,-" D.
Nj! s'"i.d >";mc Tim" locking O! "ir"r
hu-ln"sS.
Mrs. i'rry Qn.sl"y Nnt d2ash!'r
ri,ad., II 'h!s r'lv viii ir'V' p"'" -
u,r - for los Angeles. Cat. wa<r
Mrs W. r. IIn'w,u hrS returned "
hrr HON" here Nf;,'" EV"rdin' the pas
+ N,,h Visiting h"r 90 Ronald. a. car
,'hril,.au Logan nf Noz;r' u"irh's.
- !"f: tor 'h'v"'V.d. .. "h"r" h. ~..'
-;".:L ~. h, l.dry# ,!s.'i:.; w.rh r"iH.
',.rS amt rr'""d' II" WI mo- r"i"Tn
, un'il after JHnII"y
I,-i"r;lyr W.,lmm Yves, 7"trcn'@ T.
"a h"m" -tI"r taking " Hri'"n"' e.
Columbus, -.
Nr and Mrs. J"-'ph F":'.ru,d !'I'
,..s,rruay fnr Pittsburgh where th"y
~! >p.nu IN" week. Nj r"tngo'd -
:.,:,nnI,r ur tn" Army and Navy "'nr'
ur.d : S"!'g - Pittsburgh !" took after
business.
Jorr =. !yn,h. general secretary -
,N, y Al = \. returned hon" Satur-
d. from 'hart"#tnn w-h"r" =" attend
= Conference Ot AZ !. v. secretaries -!
", Il Virginia. T"nn"N3~ and k'uturiI.
Nrv.it U"lh'lrlan "f S"u;h l"''"N
S,"r"t is slowly recovering ~ >" N'rth
N.r".,!irc h".::..t.u whrr' W.. ~oS ,"k'n
S,y"ra, rl,"~ ago ~ % srr:"'l% '"il!':uI.
Mas ESi."r Peterson l. r"nnn.d :"
~" rnmc an E,&''""nth street, %"'t"
ST.. w,th IN atiu nt >"1?l'' '"T"r
VI vrd Nrs Henry HTnntHGH after
sn.rI!na & few h.rH, ,,s '.nE fri'r'jS
nrt r,.E,r.yrs N l'.,'E'".rcn. "nN. re-
,,i~u,ai 10 l.r, N"rta Sd. a',1 at ,..''-
m. a, Na hvln" Of NJ. md NJ Wo;i""
Wvii;i.an I;apr i,.:,: barber uan ''r-
r.-,,i a l,s.n,:i' I'm - h'S h'U ."N':1.
.lavs a::u Hh"~ Il" r"N. = improving:
Nj %'.un"r" G'h-"'' h'u~Hr'- -
r.. .rd Nr:.. samuel ". Gibson. = m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
OLDE TYNE SINCE
Unique Musical Program Announced a.
First PrsShytsrian Church
THREE

Following is announcement Of an i'm
.,,,.,,,,.-, Inv Tb-red,y n,
'''' N''''' 'N' .,
TINS week. Colonial costumes Will pc
worn and something = hit unusual -
,"ntirirtt"d. An old. Tyne Sinsc IN Se
r.rSi ir'-Sny;crian M'rt!nE hTusv.
age "f Wheeling. Thursd;'y' DecempeF
I II, a. !! MIhNISAN. Dat
'hrlsioPhcr I"t"liioI9 h'itHu Tau; -
;rri'"ii. called by ye mnnISlcaL tGiS X 0 U
sc nam" o. f'!i'r ~ l'|, ."'' -. De-.
'hfrG" - - r!hkinss Ms H"p'i'e I've
gina i;IhI uh''S"n AZ ~" w. 'i, T,,-mca
IL L' ,,,'r.
,....,. ,,,, , - ,,. -" ~, Y. Rig,
80 '|'''
,; t,.,. ,,,tdon and
!"'''"' l. VIZ
''.", W. y v..,,,y.. r,d,os
TN.'I i'h' ''"M ,i,,i, :ti,i,,a L,vra-
t'"H ~ ~
'"I 81. - I ,''"'. ',,',,,- ,-j.,;, Night.
~ 80,
'"Ei'," ''':' r I ro.far .,,d ni,-pe C-hoir
~! 80" ~" a.. 49, l..,,S Scrir.
va SN'''''''' - :"
'"S t''""NnH :,, ....,.,,... .,,si,,. :or so,,s
~ -. H,,'n' 2-.,,ISn Will
!n''iu'." :" 81, IL, ,,n,., lads 70
~ "I"- "',t I'm ',.,h'.r-,'bicb 10
m"1k "'''' WAN co.."
l'oic'' ", c,,,r6 par,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
PYrUAN ASSOCIATION
Elects Officers And Launches F1a1s TO
Build Home

rams for the new home Of the Pyth-
i?u association. which was organised
last Friday evening. when officers were
..irc;sd. are we'll under way and should
h- ready for presentation within q few
day
baltimore Lodge No. 6, Black Prince
l."'!I" No. 70. ohio valley No. 81 and
bodies "nr"llri in the new body. The
ioIiow:n,: are TN" officers: Captain T.. u.
.ishy. president: George II. Butts, vice
"r"Sid"nt: Lafayette Graner. secretary
.-eaSrir-r The directors are Captain
T.,shy. GEORGE = Butts, W. J. Stein. 4.
e Hld"brtrd. W. q. EliE. Charles W.
p":'rick. q. Il. Policy. Lafayette Grane-
and !. J. Arh.nz. The new castle home
IS I" cost between $4,000 and 3200,00v
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
TALKED BY WIRELESS

'G"'"va. Dec. l3.---WIr"lrSH .'"leuhune
rr"sss,grS from England wc-~ hrnrd
plainly IN Geneva t"dry. wn"n William
M.,r-Uui tStvr Il dcmuuSt rsitinu Tho
u' ~ ~ per correspondents .!nH.',.u.; VA.
assembly Of IN" l.c., guc of \ai:"u- W.tS
'.SrrC SKY invited {" III, d'I"uI.-l r;uI ION
and understood Uli,t" cln'lr,y ln,.sSa C"S
>r"k,n Us LORD EErHhrn ana Lard lid
DELL from rnriSfnri COUNTY Essen. EuE-
tluI. uyr hundred mi!"a away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
Fraternity Aratr,

rhr masqur.',ir hril IF the Sigma Nv
!rai"rrIiv e E"'hrny c"9l"g". held II
~. fhap'"- heals. Saturday evening.
WIS u ""I,i"l"i" Su,r'%$. y" cCrrI. Hld
been SPARED I" rnak" the occasion rur
Iona: /, H.. Remembered md. tn" variety
Of c"~,lm"S. ii,"rd"d u.lC!l m"-r!m"u:.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
VIII Present Pageant.

VI ira regular monthly meeting ~
The Wumur.'~ missionary sn".riy OF II"
i'IrTt FRESH! terrain church Tuesday ca
r'nC III tnr lecture room OT thu rhur"a,
M. missionary su.irty "i thr Third
PRESBYTERIAN church wi. rr--cnt tn
pageant "l'HrlSt IN America.
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FIRE AT HOG ISLAND

rhilad" lphja. Doc. T. IIr' at thu
Iirs I...,rd sh;rya~I early 'oH,.v H.
strnl,.i 4 't,n .rud :. uG' -'.n, i~,U.'
hu 'dln. ~ 81 VII. oil.," FURNITURE a!.d
!r;"-.r" Woodworking ~ '-'' 80 -
tIu.tja - th,. JOSS ~ "Un"Irr o.
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Cotillion Club Dance

TIT, evening 1T IT, carrot. Tub lie
r";..,lar rntI.i.ur c!uh NH EiN" its reg
II. r. MonIay n:2'.; tam. i,rr"i. h'r"d
I:..,.Nrr W., 'rr II -,nnrr". III" dane
MI m ;~ajr:r.i uy n" R"niicii or
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f.-.s!L'url g. Na!r lniv"->I,, hn, NJ
rOwri down L. Nv, men. To- ."% >pii','r
says th..s,. IT" ~. lr"d"ricr I M'rl".r.
ct II.trulc. 4 noted surgeon. t:tI IL" IT,,
pr. ll"ary Sloan" Coffin, pastor Of the
Madison .NN"nu" church. New Nurr
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DEATH FOR TWELVE

>ru;rrf:.r r. France" ir'". i.--rv~Ivc
:.o~-,u- ".,.',. k'''ri a'.l r'ur'E injured iu
-, n...u- 20 .ui' sE"E l,,'l W'.''f O., -.
.r Ls..-..'lE.- 'rts' %" collision a,.
cured uIt~,,l.. 'Hf,' s't''urj h,r".
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Cherith Circle.


! Tuesday evening ct this week IN"
! ,'h"rith r.rrir Of the FIRST Presbyterian
! church w!.l meet IL ;hc church, E"HC-
! lar business matters viii take up tho
/ hours.
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RummaKe Sale.

Tn, f.pwnrlh l'nrk l.ad!.S' .t;d society
vii hold Il :LmmlGr safe and :'"za.tr
"a Tu >day ana "dn"Sday 81 TINS wee;
IN :, store room on South Main street.
The proceeds for the affair VIII X" -
~" society for the helping Of many
y crdy families.
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. Colonel l.. NJ. House, confidential
friend OF Preuidc:t Wilson, end william
II. Taft, emily living cx-Prcsident, will
wrtc special editorials for THO Intelli-
Gencer. hr. Taft's flint Quo appears today.
You C1unor afford to MICS this great
feacure.
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Tn,,rth TM.T.

y" IUNr;H IWi% vi m"rt = NE
rnin" De-: Mis- !".na r'r,ss'u on -Four
rr-rih street. Wednesday. Luncheon al
=. "a r',in"k.
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Mentinra In Church.

The Presbyterian Ministerial :t*s"G'"- =
lion VIII met At lu:JO O'Clock to-day
and after some Tim" with business mat
tors VII y" rut~rta!n"i ~ luncheon ~
- o'c.ork hy III" lIdi"s II the church.
At o'c!uck u meeting "i II" prcSr%-
try Will cora" ~ order t"T The tFAn*''c-
t!on OF ruUtlH" business.
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Grnft TWig Wednesday,.

~" G-.f' rHiG Will m."r with Mrs.
II = Whitaker n W"oJsd..lH Wrdn"s-
da" ~. rn",.u !.unrN""n will h" fol-
lowed with lhr usual work
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CARRIES 4 TON OF BONE

TnT> rrrn~d ylrld 0f hDaA i:tN'u frnrn
zoe ,.'r:.'" W., :" ...,,:",i This Ur"ur-
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l'"Y wNH SAVING STAMPS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
sRill1ulun0 Mnlrs:bispatrb

EfifE TIMES 1.-THE DISPATCH
Est. 1888 Est. 1850
Entered january 81. 1905. mt tho rost-Onico at
Richmond. W.. as second-class matter