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STEAMER IN DIsTREss.

Boston. Dec. &c. The American
steamer Atlanta Of Texas. from Bremen
for Galveston. Texas. reported by wire
less today that her supply of fuel oil
would not be sufficient TO take her 10
her destination through heavy west.
rrly gale :he message said the resse,
could probably reach Boston and asked
whether OIL could be obtained here. She
Is sixteen DAYS out from Bremen.
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Miss Hattie Thompson, teacher IN the
Wheeling schools and Nicholas lrNlh
Rodgers were married at noon Christ
mas day at the home OF the brides par.
oCross the West Virginia Inc. Mr..
Rodgers holds position with an Elm
Grove firm and they will he NJ home IN
that town after January !.
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The ball room Of the Mcclure hotei
vii, h. tho scene Of one of the Cuyest
Yulctide events tonight when Mr.. and
Mrs. George Whitaker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson whitaker and Miss Sarah
Whitaker entertain their friends with an
informal dancing party. The hall room
viii have gorgeous decorations of n
holiday nature. aui Il splendid orches-
ira has been eng ! 10 furnish the mu,
steal program. l.. .!tations were mailed
10 WheclinEs smart SGT weeks ago ana
most Of the recipients have signlicd
their Intention OF attending this elao-
crate holiday function.
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Informal ct Home.

Al her home in Edcdale, Thursday
evening. December 80, Mrs. Morris
Schlcss!nccr Will be ut home t" NUN
Miss Elise May Friedman, OF Ph'lAd"l-
over the holidays Miss Friedman Is
known to many W;h""linG folk. and the
hours between and II o'clock Will nc
Iightful affair Is anticipated. MISS
t'Sra Emsh"imer. assisted by Misses
IouIlro Beckman and Adrla de Cron".
will preside al the punch bowl.
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L.asur>e Williams.

Mr.. and Mrs Matthew Williams' OF
rage Of their daughter. Martha 10 L"'
roy Hopkins Lcasure, which took p!aS'
Saturday. the 10Th. IN the Ohio city. INC
Young couple will be at home TO thc!r
many friends after N" hrSt or me year
NJ I65 Elm street, Martins Ferry.
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r,nn,a nnughtera Moot.

st. James Circle, Kings IFluShteTS'
viii mrc, this evening at o'clock at
the home of Mrs. c. 4. Robinson, on
south Pen street. This IS an important
meeting and all members are urged 10
be Oh hand.
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co+,ll,on Dance Tonight.

A holiday dance will be enjoyed by
rho poruIar Cotillion club at tho Car
rnll club auditorium tonight with mu-
sic by Prof. Fred l.. i'eEKer, Ous'e
delightful time IL looked forward To-.
and he usual excellent crowd Will be
In Attendance.
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Among those spending the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Bushey. OF
Sunnybank place. ara Mr.. and Mrs Joe
Wsvrlck. of Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ellsworth Davis. daughter Flr-
glnin. and son William. .Ir.
Mrs Stewart Duuhlcday, OF New York
CITY, Miss E!l"nn Roach. OF baltimore.
Md. and Miss Flora Jackson. Of Clarks-
burg, arrived In the city vestrrday to
be the house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs j.
c. Mckinley. OF Bethany pike.
Captain and Mrs. Pere Wilmer, OF
Warrington. D. G.. Jack Brookes. Of
ittsburgh. and Douglas Mccormack,
of Columbus. O.. will arrivo today TO be
the quests Of Mr.. and MrH. j. G. Nc
Rlnley. -
Mrs. Homer G.. Jackson and daughters
or Echo Point. will !"av" today Tor
Franklin. Re. where they VIII renla n
two weeks the guests of the rnrmcIa
parents. They will be accompanied BY
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children's Dancing Party.

The children Of tho dancing classes
taught By Mrs. Alma Wilson Shafer VIII
enjoy n delightful Christmas PARTY TINS
afternoon in tho ball room, OF the hote!
Windsor. The boys and girls arc eagerly
looking forward to today's function.
for which a most interesting program
Of Juvenile games and dances has been
arranged. Following an afternoon OF
varied pleasure, the merry gathering
~ Liddies will BE- served Il tempting
luncheon Of the fsvorito delicacies OF
children. Miss Sara Jackson Will assist
Mrs Shafer in entertaining the children
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Naturalization.

Mr. and Mrs Thaddeus HARRISON
rounro the marriage OF their dauGh
Wednesday. December %. 1920. Il
MuundsVillc. W. Va.
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About People
Movements Of Individuals TO AND
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

McLure-R Mckinney. Pittsburgh
Sam roulos. Niles. o.; Joseph Rensold-
son. Flushing. o.: II. c. Eu"ry. Pitts
burgh: William Reid. W!isonburs, W.
Va; Fred GtGlottr. Pittsburgh; Jesse
Fisher. East Liverpool, O.; X. u. VAT
crhousc. Cleveland. ..
wtudsor-Mr. and Mrs. JomcF Ste
phcns. cleveland. o.; Rolf Greim.
pittsburgh: u. L. Bundy. Toledo. o.;
r. l.. George. Lebanon. O.: Chauncey
Olcott, New York city.
Rogers-Iva Crom"r. Hartvilie. O.:
6. c. Emmett, Cincinnati; n. T. Mer-
rift, Z. NJ. Talkingt"n. Cameron, W.
Va: Cnancc ". Clark. Columbus, O.; T.
T., Locke. parkcrshurg; Geo. V. Jus.
;Ice, Weston. w. Va; +. J. Gallagher,
Grafton. W. Va.
stamm-F. l.. Sanford. Canton. O.;
w. Bell A. Hertzler. Pittsburgh; W. y,
Williams. Barton. ..
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UNION PACIFIC
SOUTHERN PACIFIC

folder, blue print on white, and bears the
following announcement,
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wheeling Division
Fourth Annual Ball
limo Table
Convention Hall
Market Auditorium
Effective 8 p. NJ.
Tuesday. December IS, 1870
onidal Program
Overture-Orchsstra
Observation-Disclosures Thos. F. Thoner
Song. "America"-By Audience
Bulletin No. TO-Shown under aus
piccs Of tho Safety Department
Address-Mr; ]. r. Broderick. Superln-
tendent Safety Department.
We reserve the right 10 reject any OBJ
jectionahle characters
30 a Booster for Welfara Work
Dance Program
1-One Step
Fox Trot
S--WaltE
1.-TWO Step
One Step
6-Fox Trot
T-Waltx
S-Two step
9-One Step
l0-Redowa
l1-ouadrille Here's where tho old
boys shine"
sle4ghs Of Hand
Tntermiss!on
Violin Solo by Master Ray Wallraben-
stein
Slcight OF hand performance by ex-
pert whose name will be announced BY
Serety Rep Bradner.
l2--Fox Trot
l3--Waltz
l4-Ole step
1.-Two step
16-Fox Trot
l7-Qundrllle Get In Vets"
ls-Waltz
but positively not more than two en-.
cores to any ono dance.
Arrangements have been made for the
visitors who will come In from all dl,
visions and observation-disclosures New
MRrtinSv and Hartzrll and u big cor.
tinEent 10 coming over from Grafton
Others have sent In word from Park
ershurg that they will be on hand. and
Huntington and Kenova have bscr
heard from. and the fourth annual ba!
OF the B. 6 o. railway employees Of
Wheeling district will be an affair 10 be
remembered
A full list OF all the committees and
THAR chairmen has been compiled by
General Chairman J. NJ. Garvey and IS
General Committee.
J NJ. Garvey, General Chairman.
w. +. Braden. General Safety Repre-
sentative Baltimore.
A. J. Sonnefeid. Treasurer.
\ J. r. Padden. Assistant Treasurer.
r. H Candy. Secretary.
Committee on Arrangem ents,
l.. +. Foster. Chairman.
Al Gatewood r. NJ. Clarke
r. +. Pcll F. NJ. Powell
w. +. Oliver George RallinERr
F. c. Alderman Wilbur McCombs
Program Committee,
0. r. Craft. Chairman.
Harry Malone G. II. Bonnesson
II. G. Fowler G. W. Linn
!. CoXon W. z. Echols
Ben Booth T e Kinney
Committee on Decorations.
r. s. NcsbItt. Chairman
e. y. Parks Wilbur McCombs
T. J. Fitzpatrick T: Rartolle.
I. l.. Hoosc ". 2. Coglsy
4. DanGel
c. ]. Landers. CHAIRMAN
g Y. Fitzgerald C. l. .Eisset
T.. K. Reynolds II. g. Kochmund
J. L. Padden f.. J. Davis
Reception Committee
Edward J. Kemnle Chairman
T. NJ. Scott W. L. CockrNll
~. IT. Marsh I. T Campbell
y. T. Williams r. NJ Pomeroy
s. c. Williams w. J. Dixon
VI. v. Cartwright J. II. k"ll"r
F. r. Davis =. l. Morrison
7. A Fleming F.. Wilkinson
4. n. Woerner w s Campbell
NJ. T. Walsh e. 9. Hofncr
7 Gatewood John Smith
w. c. Ware e. G. Davis
r r. RurPeas u L. Heller
G. +. Mccain ". n. Lucas
e J PrOudfoot II y. Campbell
c Malone F T. FuGua
e. HITglnbottom Guy Long
T. Nichols II. \. Lynch
W. IT Edwards A J. penrnd
r. Simmons r 4 Roberts
\. NJ Six w. G. WRIGHT
II. NJ. Potts 7. " W'nt"rmoTer
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Cbildrrn's Party,

This afternoon in the SoClaI roomS mI
inc Fourth Street NJ. l.. church. the chi,
1rrn Of the Kindergarten. juvenile and
intermediate Sunday school classes Will
enjoy a charming Christmas Marty; y
program uf merry games has neon
PLANNED, and following several hours
spent In jolly pastimes the ll'l" guests
Mil he served r. luncheon of tempting
childish lnintlNS.
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I'm Honor Of RneRt.

Az her home In North Main street
this evening. Mrs Mac Gamble vii! en-
tertain. compl!mcnting Mr.. and MI
arc visiting In the city Before nor
marriage Mrs. Douglas was Miss Bcss
Wilson of this city.
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Smith-Prettyman.

ono az tho Interesting Weddings OF
the mast week was that Of Miss Corinre
b. frettyman to George w. smith,
which event occurred Christmas eve II
the First Christian church. Miss Mar
celia prcttyman. sister Of the bride ana
Hard smith. brother OF the groom, were
The only attendants. Mrs. Smith Is tha
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Prcttyman. and the groom is the sen
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Smith B"th dr."
well and favurably known to their many
friends in Wheeling, their home town.
RsN. W. II. Fields. pastor Of the church,
read The marriage ceremony.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Smith Will leave shorty
for Cleveland. where their newly lur-
nished home is awaiting them.
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Kings Daughters Meeting.

This evening the Kings Daughter,s
circle of the Thomson NJ. +. church
win meet in the church rarlors. a
christmas program will he given, FOL
lowing which y social hour Will be en-,
loved and delicious Refreshments VIII
~, rcouestcd 10 be in attendance.
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uo,,dav Dance Tuesday.

Tucsday evcning OF ms WecK MTE;
Alma Wilson Skaters class vii! hoId
. hrIiday Janc, in the E.lkS Club Menu
hers Of the class. their friends and for
mer members are invited 10 be present;
Special music will be at feature anu
light refreshments Will be served.
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Dixie club Dance.

One Of the very delightful holiday
affairs ARRANGED for this evening Is tn"
annual Christmas dance Of tho plNi"
Cluh. which will he held in Cony"nt'on
hall. Auditorium building. the feature
NJ The dance will l." the musical pro-
gram. which will b" furnished by Earl
Fullcr's celebrated orchestra, Of Now
york City. This Will he tn" second ap-
penrance here OF Earl Fuller and HIS
orchestra, they having furnished the
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MSW{(lL Sd
-A 80 ~
GEORGE HERVEY
NUPT|AL EVENT
MISS OLIVE JEAN NERvDY AND MR.
RUSSELL LOWELL GEORGE,
TO HE UNITED IN MAR
RIA9E THURSDAY.
Luncheon for Visitor Thursday VIII 30
Attended by Younger Girls
of tho Social Set.

One Of the very interesting weddings
Of tho holiday week will be that OF Miss
olive Jean Hervey. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Edgar Herroy. and Ma
Russell Lowell George, of Lebanon, ina.
Tho wedding will be an attractive home
affair with Just the close relatives or
tho principals in attendance. Rev. l.. b.
I.awsllyn, pastor OF the Stone Presby-
terrain church, will officiate.
Mis- Hervey Is one OF the most 1romi-
nent and popular young ladies of Elm
Grove. She Is graduate OF west Lib
erty State Normal school and for several
years has taught IN the public schools
Of Elm Grove. Mr.. George, who Is q
son OF Mr.. Cary George, owns and man
ages "Georgcland" farms, one or the
largest Guernsey dairy farms OF lndi-
ana. Previous TO purchasing his farm
MIR. George WAS manager of Hill Top
Farm, OF Wheeling. He was engaged in
that oCCupat ion At thu time war was de-
rlarrd and resigned 1" enlist in tho Navy.
When he was discharged no took over
tho management OF tho largest Guernsey
herd IN New York state and later pur-
chased his farm at Lebanon.
Mr. George is graduate Of Ohio State
University
Mr.. George and his bride will take up
their residence At "GcorGctand ana al
though Miss HerVcyS friends regret her
departure from this locality they arc
united IN wishing her every JOY and sue
cess In her new home.
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.hr Thomson NJ T. church viii meet
in the church rarlurS this evening. \
Christmas program will he rendered
and social hour VIII b" enjoyed. our
nv which refreshments will be served.
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wedding Aunounc ement.

Mr.. and Mrs Matthew Williams
announce the marriage of their daughter
Martha
to
Mr.. Leroy Hopkins Leasure
Saturday, December the twcnty-hftA
nineteen hundred twenty
At Home
after January first,
400 Elm street.
Martins Ferry, Ohio
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Craftsmen" Dance.

Monday evening. January ~: mo
Craftsmen" Will hold their annu2! Nav
Years dance Preparations arr UnCor
way 10 make this one of the rcall - en-
ioyable affairs af tho season Rnl sew
eral delightful little SURPRISES are being
planned for the benefit of the guests.
A dance program Of snappy new steps
will bo offered by Jones Novelty or
chestra. Lewis II. Cook, Jr.. Is IN
charge OF the entertainment committee
an efficient body. which gives promise
of a most pleasant evening.
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MINISTERIAL union

The Ministerial Union ~ Wheeling
anh vicinity wiIl urot today At 1890
o'clock. This will hr tho laat m"eiin"
.r the wear. and Important business viii
be transacted.
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Dinner at WILLOW Glen.


Willow Glen. the magnificent new
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson camden
Mckinley, will BE- tho scene tonight OF
the first of the holiday functions 10 ne
held there this week To- AFFAIR WI.
he an informal dinner pal - Mt which
The honor guests will be tho members
Of tho Northumberland wedding party.
They are Mrs. Stewart Doubleday. OF
New York city. who at Me time of-ihs
wedding was Miss Mary Stacey, or
WASHINGTON, d. c. and acted az maid Of
honor; Miss Eileen Roach. OF baltimore.
Nd; Miss Flora Jackson. Of Clarksburg:
DouelSs Mccormack, OF Columbus. o.;
captain and Mrs. Pere Wilmer. Of wash
ington. d. G. and Mr.. Jack c. brookes
of Pittsburgh In addition TO these
members Of tho house party the follow
jrr have been invited 10 the dinner:
Messrs. and Mesdames:
Tcs c PAUL. Merit Franzheim.
y. 4. Han!nG,
George Baird, Nelson Hubbard.
honorary Luncheon.
Tho social program for the hoHday
week Is rep!etc with delightful !ntorma,
affairs arranged to honor visiting ScnooI
mates OF local prominent society girls
I'oromost among these events Will be
The luncheon to he given Thursday by
Miss Margaret Rlacklord as compli-
mcnt 10 her guest, Miss Elizabeth
Voiet. Of pittsburgh. Miss V"igt Is a
room mate of Miss RlaCkford at Castle
school. Tarrytowr. y. Y. and Is SPEND
ing the holidays here,
Tbc luncheon will be served at 1850
o'clock at the Fort Henry Club aud VIII
lac featured with lovely appointments
Of 4 YuletIdc nature
The following have henn invited To-
share in the plesarucs THIS iuncheon VIII
afford:
Misses:
rJ,-rict, Uannan, Dorothy Gilleland.
nnro,hy Drans. Marie Rolf.
LI;,,hcth Reans. Catherine Hunter,
Nay stevens Helen GauS.
Itr,inIo Heinlc!n. isabelle Dixon.
Dorothy Hctnlcin, Mary Virginia
| Louise Woods. h"ihieh:
i',f-.,hoth Eu;iats. Elizabeth No.Et.
McsdameS:
Conraa Troll. James GIlleland!
II. Richard Markell.
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music for p dance given by tho Dixie
boys last September. A great numper
Of Invitations we're issued for this.
dance, which Is expected TO prove ono
of the most successful and enjoyable
ever given by this club.
Following is the committee In charge:
Cowan, Clark. Becke. Beans, s: Front
sig Front, Murphy. Giffin. Mccain.
Baer and Dudley.
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Card Party Tonight.

A holiday event OF great pleasure for
the guests will be the card party to
be given this evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. wallace and Mr.. and Mrs. l. r
Wallace at their home, lakewood Farm,
have been invited to attend and the
evening will be spent in playing PROCESS,
i've euchrs. Prizes will be awarded
those making the highest and lowest
scores. At the conclusion OF the games
a delicious luncheon Will he served with
tho appointmcnts effectively carried out
in novelties and colors suggestive OF the
Yulet Ide season. Later music and dane
ing will DO enjoyed for two hours
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Informal Party.

Complimentary 70 her guests. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Horner 4. Douglass. Of Pittsburgh,
who are spending the holidays here,
Mrs. Mae Gamble will entertain this
evening with a merry Informal party
at her home on North Main street.
diversions Of the evening, and At the
conclusion OF these festivities dainty
luncheon will DO served. Tho appoint.
ments will be appropriately carried out
Mrs. Douglass was formerly Miss Bsss
Wilson. OF this city. and tho guests
at this evening affair will be her
friends In this locality.
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-BUx WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-09
SCHOOL OPENS WITH
ENROLMENT OF 3O3

The teachers arrived the latter
part OF last week to start upon
their duties Monday morning in
the Extra Public Schools. The
attendance is very large this year
every room being filled to it's ut
most capacity. 1t is estimated that
303 pupils have already enrolled,
1870 in the grades and 1913 in the
High School.
The following teachers have sue
ceeded In getting comfortably
located in some Of our private
homes. Miss Paden will stay at
Joe Gilroy's; Miss Pugh at Ben
Jensen's; Miss Miller at Anna
Hansen's; Miss Baker, Miss Chris
Jensen, Miss Allen and Miss Wood
at Ed Young's; Miss Hill at John
Rendleman's; Miss Osthoff and
Miss Timmons at Lou KnoX's.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-09
RED CROSS EXHIBIT
AT COUNTY FAIR

American Red Cross, Public
Health Service, will have an exhi-
bit in the Ladies Re Room.
There will be a large selection of
interesting literature and posters
picturing the various activities of
the Red Cross. A demonstration
will be given in home care of the
sick daily between 2 and 3 O'Clock
in the afternoon, between 4 and 5
O'Clock in the afternoon. Lantern
slides will be shown illustrating
Public Health activities. Prizes
will be awarded on Posters and
Health Essays.
Thursday, September 10th, in
the afternoon, a pageant will be
given by children of the first grade
of Audubon school, under the
leadership Of Miss Marie Wolfe.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-09
JOHN HOUCK, SECTION
MAN, INJURED

John Houck, former section
foreman of Extra but who is en-
ployed in a similar position in At
lantlc, received broken leg, dislo-
Gated ankle, several broken toes
and deep punctures of his foot and
hand, last Thursday, when he, with
eight other crew men were thrown
from their motor section car. Five
Of the men, including Houck, were
seriously injured and rushed to the
hospital and since then one of the
crew has died. The others are still in
critical condition.
The accident was caused by one of
the Mexicans losing his balance and
falling directly in the path of the
car. This threw the motor car from
the track, hurting the eight men
through the air.
Houck was thrown against the
cattle guard when the car left the
track.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-09

Leonard Alburtis Hays, a baby
boy Of ten pounds, was born Sat-
urday, September 4th, to Mrs. Burt
Hays, and completes a family Of
three mighty fine boys. 1t will be re-
membered that Burt Hays, the IA
ther Of the three boys, was killed in
an auto accident a few weeks ago
Mrs. Mollie Hunt is caring for the
mother and babe, both of whom
are doing nicely. We extend congra-
tulations.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-09
Just What She Needed

81 used bottle of Chamberlain's
Tablets sometime ago and they PROV
ed to be just what needed" writes
Mrs. Vote Cankson, Chillicothe, Mo.
'"They not only relieved me of indi-
gestion but toned up my liver and rid
me of backache and dizziness that
had been subject to for sometime.
They did me a world of good and |
Will always speak good word for
them" Sold at Kearney's Pharmacy
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-09

1t was once the custom in Corea
that a man was not permitted to
attain to the dignity of trousers un-
til he married. A bachelor was fore
ed to wear skirts as one who posses
sed no definite position in society.
Moreover, the law prohibited mar
riage unless the man was able to
support wife in the station to
which she was accustomed, so that
the skirt also served as an index
to come.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-09
Removing Ink Stains.

To remove ink stains from either
brass or copper a very simple remedy
is required. but 1t is well worth know
ing, as otherwise ink split on brass or
copper inkstands and left to dry is a
trouble to remove. Simply pour few
drops of fresh ink on the old stains
and rub with q piece Of rag, when the
old stain will disappear quite easily.
Polish In the usual way.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-09

1t may be said that owing to the
high price of sugar and the high
price foods it is hardly worth while
to 60 to the trouble of canning at
home. However, it must be recalled
that no sugar is used in the can
ming Of any vegetables with the
exception possibly Of corn,) and
hence the canning OF vegetables will
not be affected by the sugar.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-09
Coin Collectors Liberal.

Since 1881 the value Of rare coins
has increased, roughly speaking, 1000
per cent, many rich men having taken
up the fad Of collecting them. A WASH
ington man owns collection OF pen
MES for which he has refused 5000.
For one very rare specimen he gave
one-carat diamond
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-09
Siberian Bride Put to Test

When Siberian bride enters her
husbands house for the first time she
must be prepared to show her skill in
cooking. She is expected to give
dinner prepared with her own hands
as a test of her education in the culin-
airy art