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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-30

Sale and Want
COLUMN
Nc advertisement taken for less
than rs cents first insertion or Is
cents for second insertion.
For S-ale-Bungalow, with garage, six rooms
and bath, in fine condition. Fronts On Juni
per and 18th street. Apply TO owner, 407 west
Juniper. Handy to fishing and grabbing.
For Sale-A SO inch suller and Warren coal
range, in good condition., complete with wa
terback. Price S25. Apply to l07 west 23d
street, North Wildwood.
For ale-second liant lumber. D.. Foster,
30O5 New York avenue, near Glenwood.
W-anted-sales ladies for dry goods and no.
ton store. Good salaries and bonuses to
those well recommended. Address Merchant,
Box c., Wildwood.
Wanted-Clerical position by young wom-
an familiar with Office work. Had expert
ence In garage, also typing, etc. Address
ooo Iva OS "OON'
Lost-Child's white fur neck piece. Finder
please return TO Hotel Elberon.
Lost or Stolen-White pet rabbit. Reward
if returned TO 225 +. Wildwood avenue.
sale-six room cottage, cor. lot 40 by 100.
Reasonable. Apply N. W. cor. 26th and Park
Boulevard.
Lost-A black bag containing dress and
baby clothes and some money. Liberal re-
ward If returned to manage of Penn Beet
Co., 1915 Pacific avenue.
For Rent-Ice cream, candy, soft drinks,
cigars and tobacco and post card and novelty
concessions at the new Wildwood Crest Mu-
ntcipal Pier. Apply to j. F. James, VIM.
Campbell or w. r. Richardson, building COM
mittee OF Council; the architect on the prem
ises, or OF Borough Clerk H.. l.. Nick erson
Wildwood Title and Trust building.
Racing hydroplane type motor boat for sale
without engine: Also row boats S35 up. For
sale also Miami motor boat engine. Gustav
Miller, 2l2 west 18th ST., N. Wildwood.
Five room apartment for rent, including
Also five unfinished rooms, all convenien-
ces. Bathing and crabbing rights from the
house. Mrs. v. l.. Singley, nth and Ottens
Canal. Both phones.
For Sale-Mahogany drop top typewriter
desk. 6ll2 Pacific avenue.
For Sale-House and lot, northeast corner
Young and Pacific avenues, 100 K 80. Will
divide. A. w. Knecht, on the premises.
Skiff, % feet long, 6 #. 6 In. beam, fully
equipped and in hrst-class running order. tor
sale cheap. Apply at l07 east Magnolia ave.
For Sale-A heavy bay horse and a double
wagon. Apply to Frank P. Mattera, Wild
wood, Nj.
For Sale-Boardwalk property at wildwood
N. j. Exceptional bargain. Three very de-
sirable lots, corner Boardwalk and Garfield
avenue. No reasonable offer refused. Adj
dress b. M. Taylor, North Adams, Mass.
For Sale-In North Wildwood double house
five rooms and bath each. Conyeniences
A. j. Biddle, 14 Eleventh St., Wildwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-30

W~anted-Clerical position by young WON.
an familiar with office work. Had ex peri
ence In garage, also tipping, etc. Address
Massage, Box c., Wildwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-30
Sale and Want
COLUMN

Fol- Sale-A 36 inch suller and Warren coal
range, in good condition, complete with wa.
terback. Price S25. Apply to l07 west 23d
street, North Wildwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-30

Wanted-Sales ladies for dry goods and no
ton store. Good salaries and bonuses tt
those well recommended. Address Merchant
Box c., Wildwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-30

Lost-Child's white fur neckpiece, Finder
please return to Hotel Elberon.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-30

For Sale-Second hand lumber. ID. Foster
3005 New York avenue, near Glenwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-30

Lost or Stolen-White pet rabbit. Reward
if returned TO 25 E. Wildwood avenue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23
PAST Weeks OIL De VELOPMENTS
WITHOUT SENSAT |ONAL FEATURES;
EASTLAND COUNTY HAS NEW FIELD

tlons with moro than uuu barrels dhi'l
and euur other smaller ones.
o. tb, Ranger field tH, trend 90 uraI.
b tll development BEL Goo the northwest
ward ir 'b, hu. that th, Pleasant
Cu.l, drfu,i vIu spread tU the new
ENal we'll oi 'hc Tr,ls C1mplnV uuw
teu ul .H. bllf uIl's boz outside 'rr'
ltuy thli u. uu. 1ur u fur too
@. goo Iau'ls dolly Thr remainder
uf th, n,id hI. l,u quiet
Thor h. H.n o. further revival u'
interest u fHr u,almuHl ld which
h1v accounted Goo tvo ru-I wells dlr
ing tho $50, and Wub,I U smaller
on,S CON, was ftr H'riu. veil Df 'h'
Magnolia Petroleum COMPANY which
came On f"r lhuIi -0p barrels dlilt
1nl 90, Jordan No OF Gbss.uk 81 I'd
which first showed Flush prudu,tim
ol 5000 harr.s bu' later dropped 9,
around oUo barrels
Duling 81 m.r, active iu LOO .t.tbn.
- Dssd,muul than % h's Cor 81,
months o. the southwestern part oi
the field veil. arn h'ir= dr'u.nel =.
re- SIND found 200 feet below the usual
l.v.i ard o. d.Hr,-l chat th" flow Of
ma.i - ih,m hiy. hr.H doubled
Their, Is also considerable drilling r
tho uorth.art,rr p,r' .f rho u 20 vh,r.
rrnihrr deep und his newer h,or test
~ ou'
1o th. wthp district 'hsfo h1,.
been no recent developments 'ov1r
n.rul.iir- fha u,v CHfn" Grrc'
vU 81 Gro Dundee CO r0d G1s cow
r..v vhi Ni- ..u $50 fu .rf. 1 fuH
%. ...r.i..i .f o.. rs.,.. vur-sr A.
%, t-'ri.f o. thr ~r'tv The wei
-'.U l.a-r i.. 4 rtHd our however
1rd very N.'iv viii rrors up the mos
b Important nnl for many months
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23
LOWER ACREAGE IN BEANS
AND POTATOES INDICATED

sprfIal 'r TIE NFWa
WASHINGTON. May 20 -Eoiuc.
iluu. col o I,rr cent iu the acreage PLAN
'ri tu IH'ltu,s last year and ul ~ per
m.nl iu AREAS devoted to beans nfc
Indicated iur this season iu reports
lust received hy tho Huruu 1T Crop
! Estimate United States department
| ~ A.l.uliur. The reports came
, fhru.ru the ii,li agents of the bureau
who u Nav : inquired of growers IN
Important proturing states concerning
Z their intended paintings High prices
/ fDf potato seed and the farm Labor
rhufilEr are tho principal reasons CIV
/ ar iur 90, reduction IN potato plantings
rH.ur.iil-faotorv market for beans Il
given uS the reason for the smalled
/ s,rrr, planned Tor that crop The 70
ports Show that fur the states covered
/ ih, p.tiio acreage viii be % per cent
/ ,s large ss last year while the bean
acreage will De- u per cent a last
/ y,lr
New York reports tho intention 90
W.r' 9- urr cent of last years acreage
/ Boo pnilio..s Michigan 90 Wisconsin
|q- Minnesota "a colorado %. idaho
| q. and california no Aroostook 60
/ Maine which produces 60 pcr cent ~
/ th, potato crop ~ New England In
tended 'H plsr 90 suurh ar more but
DE-, ur'"f 81 strikes and cmhargoes
have behaved receipt ~ fertilizer aud
. planting viii depend upon the amount
received Boo tim"
New Work. reports an intended acre
3gr Boz h'ins ao r.r cent 1s hrg" o.
|'1r' wear NthIgrn - Wisconsin 20
/ Colorado g. Mexico 80 Idaho 100 Ctl
ifofup Vi'l plant go prr cent ~ ON
var"'i.e lwar being su per cent and
other varieties g. p'r cent ~ last wear.
iarhwgha uuYr barley cron in Sacra.
m.rio sul san i"snuin Valleys may
inrnrrs u'lrti'gs ~ tho latter
ru'l planting uf hclrs and POTATOES
Ivui %" estimated bv tho Bureau Of
iCrrr Estimates or July I
Tn" potato crop las, year vas SIS.
goo 0or buehrs-il 400 ono bushels less
Fh1r ir 1918 y 900 OOO less than IN
1l. Lb' 20 oOn 600 more than ~ 1916
n WIS about : per cent smaller than
the average crop - tho preceding Ten
lvolrs and 9 per cen tsnaller than the
average crop ~ the preceding five
wears The paintings last wear were
l'rg~ enough ~ have produced with
Tan 'verar eyield % 800 900 600 bushels
The hean cron - ihe United states
lr~' vear was ehou' 1000 ooo bushels
Will" only about thraefif,hs ne lrrrc
or tho rruus brown ur the oxrenti.r.
| nllv large acroaEcs ~ 1915 aud 1917
the 1919 crop was almost equal IN tho
cr"us ~ 1874 and lai6 which avcrar.
! II between - and 70 millior bushels
. tn" pl7n'ing e." now lniicaicd-ahout
Noo ooo acr'y--with q Weld equal ~ tho
] average = Tho las, five wears would
. produce a crop ~ Sei0 600 bushels
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23

sreclsl 10 The Nee.
FORT WORTH May % -Dcvclop
msnts throughout the north central
Texas fields hay, proceeded vcry evenly
during the past week with uu SENSE
i,onal turns exc 90 fnr the uuding '.
the second producer Boz Oh, liilhon iicid
In the southwestern part &C Lhsiith
county
la the regular Districts Uf prediction
"a. drilling campaign has been r'D"'
ering from the rainy season ui q wees
ago. but there were few competitions
except ~ STEPHENS county whirh AGAIN
took thu lead ln new pr,du,uu Th'
daily flow from stephen county hs'
igu,,,cd g. almusi so.unp barrels and
the to,a Va the n'lds again Is righ'
around thc zoo ooa.harrd mark. This
Il the m.ft encouraging feature 20 ~
entire oprrailunr The pipe line reports
have been showing steady gains IN 90.
fields tutair and u b. confidently tN
pectod hy operators that before the cul
a thc summer the output II the terri
tory will have climbed uacG CLOSE Co to'
peak Of last year which vas .soo'
barrels daily I, h Just nov doubtful
u that goal will be- reached but a slu'
fteady growth IN the production VII
assure that the operations will be- on q
rteady and dependable basis.
II IL not impossible. however. for laf'
years record 20 bc surpassed. VIII
stephens county making remarkable
gains. that area might run up grval
daily average because now there Is
only a small percentage 81 the proven
territory that has been drilled u hu
recently furnished the higgrt well
the history 81 the u,ldr aiuug VIII
other good completion, during th' pts'
week that would have attracted niue.
attention had they not been cclipsed l.,
the fame Of the Siokcr No. 1t the Gu1
Production Company The Groseclos'
No. 4 Of the Texas Company came 30
rpouiing 4oeo barrels daily but tn
now later dropped % around . 600 bar
rels. There were several other compile
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23
Care of Thanks.

Fur the etivc interest and prompt
ness ~ the Officers city and county. IN
rcarching for my lost car. wish %
express publicly my thanks also
virh to mention the fact that puhlicl.
ton 4 the theft IN the News was tho
direct caur' - tho car being located
Ny car was taken from the circus
grounds ~ $50 IN the evening \ /.
Schlicsmayer read the story neN, morn
inr and 10y o'clock Ind nv car
again. J II. GAUT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23
CNrlnnr Does damage.

" Ass@-ssssa% ffs-s
FENDER, Nch. MAY ga small
iWigtcr swept this place TODAY. t"aring
down harms and ouihuildings aud injur
INK one man. \ heavy wind blew ir
practically every window ON the west
tide ~ streets iu Thurrton. five mill
north of here according 90 reports
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23

Mi''-tu, figured In the superstltious
rites 70 the ancient pruids
oetuch-s and polygtmous. each male
having thrc or four wives
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23

The Rcd Sea and the Mediterranean
are the saliicst Of all seas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23
q. L HoLLisTER. ses'y.Trsas
AMARILLO. TEXAS

HFvR0LET
nTha experince with this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
STATE CONVENTION OF
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
VIII Be Held In THIS City September g.
7-Conmittees Have Been
Appointed Locally

Elaborate plans are being made by
the Wheeling real estate mon Tor enter
taining the West Virginia Real Estate
Association here September ST.. No
sooner had W. B. Tucker and George
Hannah returned from the meeting or
the board OF governors held at Clarks-
burg last week. where Wheeling was
local real estate board started 10 set
busy with the result plans are now
pretty we'll formulated for making this
the 6syEest convention held by them
In years.
In the past few days committees were
appointed 70 look after all the details
20 insure its success. and II was an
nouaccd last evening by w. B. Tucker.
secretary OF the state association aud
president Of the local board. that plans
FOR Il banquet at the Isaac Walton Fish
INK club have been arranged for the
second evening at which time they nope
70 have Governor Cornwell present and
address them.
Tho main business coming before the
convention this year will pertain TO leg
inlhtion. One Of the principal things
ihcy hope to do at tho next session OF
'hr legislature is 70 have law enacted
removing the double taxation on real
Sa'ntr Local dealers say this Is unfair
~ property "wncrs and goes long way
towards rctarding activity In rea! estate
circles They will also pass resolutions
hero which will be presented to the leg
stature, calling for changes in the
licenses law
Tho first session. com!rS on Labor
,,ay will probably be devoted principally
SD registering and hearing reports Of
committees. The main business will
come up on Tuesday with the conVen-
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E;Elaas1;SC 715fE3ll3s
] WELCOME
,,..u~ssrnea.YHzr .s.a.v-u-.,lI

sister. Mrs. Roy c. Darby LEFT yes,er-
day for her home.
Miss Margaret Menke. Of Pittsburgh.
IS the guest OF Miss Helen GauS. or
South Tenn street.
Miss jackson. Of Pittsburgh. Is the
guest Q: Mss Kathcr!n" Hunter. OF
K.rkwood.
has rrlrrncd from a. rl'aSan, visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grimm at
lreasan; View farm. Clar;ngt"m o;
Miss Elma Trpp q South Wheeling
has returned from vi"'; with friends
Misses Mary Haeernan and Irene
Stoehr leave saturday for an extended
lake trip. later spending week with
Canton. o. friends.
Judge Olan Robinson Of the criminal
court OF Ohio county. who has been
confined 10 his home for SOM" weeHs
by A slight accident. was up and about
yesterday and is now again able 10 at
land to his Office duties: ,
stopped in this city over night while
on a motoring tour OF the east.
A!r. and Mrs. c. \. Wathrow Of Nor
folk, Va. are visiting with friends and
Gus rloto Of Steubenvtnc. .. is
spending several days in this city look
ing after business matters.
Mrs. H r. Marcus Of Grafton. W
Va. after visiting Win friends III tI'IS
cit" lot yesterday for her home.
+. s. Goodman Of Norfolk. Va. Is IN
this city looking after business matters
Mr.. and Mrs. \. J. Gagcl OF Duncan
wood. O. are spending several days
with friends in the city.
H VI. Woods Of Cleveland O. "a here
looking after some business matters.
Miss Susan V. Jacobs has returned to
her hom- in Wcl!sbuTg after visiting
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs {. r. Graybell Of
Charleston arc visiting with friends and
Mrs. r. B. Stewart Of this city is
visiting a, N" hom" q Mr.. and Mrs.
w w Stewart o WeushurE.
I. NJ Campbell after spending several
days here looking after business mat
ters. will leave this morning for his
home II Pittsburgh.
Mrs. W. X Cowdcn OF Huntington is
rtsit!rS with friends and relatives here.
\. q. Glazl"r Of FhiladelPhia is IN
the city looking after few business
matters.
George Jones has returned 10 his
home n Steubcnv!lle after visiting
friends hero.
clifford G.. Stokes Of Baltimore. Md:
arr,yed here Yesterday and Will spend
several DAYS looking after business.
Mss Laura Andrews Of B"thany has
returned after a visit with friends and
relatives in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
STAGE DOLL SHOW At
HUBBARD GROUNDS

The sixth doll show to be held this
week by the local Fairgrounds was
staged at the Hubbard playground be-
fore n large number Of parents who
witnessed the Judging OF the forty dolls
entered IN the contest. The show was
under the supervision OF instructors
Sara Broycrman and MaCdalen Mitchell.
The final doll show will be hold ut the
Lincoln playground this evening and At
tia conclusion Of this show about 500
dolls will have appeared before hun
dreds OF parents and friends on tho
various Fairgrounds in the city.
The winners on Tho Hubbard play
grounds were: Virginia Ne'hing. ThcI
ma Sevortz. Margaret G!bln. Anna
Driscoll. Roberta Thomas. Rcrnard!ne
SINGER. Eva Burnhart. Anna Check. Rose
Lavan. Laura Rose. Annahelle Nething.
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ton adjourning following the banquet
at the fishing club 10 which the wives
of the real estate men will be invited
Committees appointed. follow:
Finance committcc-H. w. GundlinE.
chairman; John Mathison. II. W. Camp
bell.
Entertainment committee - T. NJ.
KtrChncr. chairman: W. w. Nardy. W.
G. Brand. c. w. Jackson. Gibson Cald-
we'll. John 7. Roth. George Hannah.
Reception and transportation commit
tee-John Roth. chairman; John Mathi-
son, Tom Howley. j +. Terrell. Jos.
Csurilla Earl Bradbury. S. l. Ncsbitt
Publicity committee - LATE Graner.
chairman: w. C. Brand. John Roth.
General committee. w. FcrrcN
chairman: Geo. J. Mathison. G. o. Smith.
l.. +. Hallcr. S. NesbItt. Jr.
Committee on arrangements Of busi-
moss OF conveniently G. Brand. chair
man: David Campbell. Joe Wagner. l..
NJ. Green. Andrew Re!th. Walter Meyn.
J. Il. McHugh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30

Mrs w. c. Moore OF tho Island. has
entire charge OF the arrangement OF The
program for the Bellview ChautauQua-
which will open on Saturday night, Au-
gust 7, continuing through the Two
weeks following. and closing on Sun,
August 22nd
Mrs. Moore has been closely !dcntlfsd
with all ph!lanthropic. artistic aud IL
'rary movements in the city for a num-
her of years She was formerly prCSl-
dent OF the Lutheran Woman's Mission
airy society OF Wheeling. end Is now
president Of the eastern district Of tho
Women's Joint SynodIcal society OF thu
Lutheran church. She has always hcen
prominent in oil movements connected
with the 81. James Evangelical Luth,
eran church. OF which her mother. Mrs.
Bertha Vogt lse. was one OF the first
members. having belonged TO the church
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immediate families OF the bride and

groom. - -
r,catherwood. retired farmer OF
Bridgeport He has 4 large acqua'nt-
ance throughout the state. having
graduated at the West Virginia Uni
versity in law IN June. 1916; Durins
his COURSE at tho university he gained
great prominence a. an athlete. WIN
Ming his honors in football. basket ball
track. and baseball and serving as cap;
tain Of both the football and baseball
teams in his senior year. He is mem
Kama Sigma and Of the Mountain and
Sphinx. honorary societies or the uni
vcrs!ty.
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long before the present building was
erected. when services were held at Tia
old Odd Follows hall She has been q
choir member. and sang in the choir Of
81. James Evangelical church eleven
years ago. before her marriage. very fro.
Queatly appearing IN the choir during
tho intervening years.
Active in the " omen's club. \ mem
Der of the Kings Daughters. ard promi-
ncnt in the Art Study club which was
formed last winter. Mrs. Moore ia eH-
ceptionally we'll qualified To have been
the person TO whom fell the honor Of
directing tho program at RNllv!cw. which
Is acknowledged by ali familiar with the
high standard Of Their entertainments
% exceed any previously arranged.
Many Wheeling artists have been book.
ed for the program which makes 1t Of
especial significance and interest here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From Tho City.
AT TIE HOTELS.

AT THE HOTELS.
McLure-A. H Brown. Parker$burg;
II. J. ZoeGy, MaER:2s tOn. .. B. Wood
ward. Partnerships, :. y. Nayt. Grafton;
john St-oS:naa. Williamson. J. Il. Garry.
Sa-2ny.dS;ywH. II. \. Trench. Clarks-
hug: : Montgomery. K.Hgwood. +.
r. F.Nan. Parsons; J. ". Bears. Char
i,s;,... : l. Iia-::A Charleston.
Grand csntral-A ". Howell. New
Nart.mav!..e. Roy t. Eitler, Warrington.
wtndsop-oj. i. Broy.er, Charleston,
:. n HuvvS=. Webster Springs; II. +.
i,"":.msi... ". J. Morrison. Iarke:s-
burg.
Rogers, II KoR=$. ParNersburs;
To5y Ra.,ouz. Maau!gton; L. B. Wheeler.
Huntng,o@
y. ard Mrs Charles II. Keesor.
daughter. Marg2ret.. and Mrs. Cara kse-
Soy. q South Char,.uc street. have re-
turned home from Atlantic Ctty.
NJ. E. r. Me.ahart and daughter,
Katherine are spending 4 two weeks
vacation at Lakeside. ohio.
Mrs. Arthur Meinhart and daughters
Grace and Mildred. az" spending their
vacation at Lakeside. Ohio.
Robert Beans. editor OF the Telegraph.
Is confined to HIS home m kirkwoo6.
suffering from severe infection OF the
aa1d ard arm. which resulted from ivy
poisoning.
Russell C,ouston. formerly OF Elm
Grove. arrived IN this city Wednesday
from Cleveland. where he has been en-
p:oyed for the past year. RE Is visiting
MS mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Ciouston. az
iinasant0n.
Glen wallace son Of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
=. Wallace. Of Bethany pike, is very
slowly recovering from an operation
REFORMED at the OHIO Valley General
7oSalta, three weeks ago. lie is At the
hcne % his grandmother. Mrs. Mar
care, =. Linton. OF LenoN.
Victor Hosktns. OF GAINESVILLE. who has
been visiting friends al EdSwood. for
few DAYS. will return home to-day.
Mrs. Mary Weber NJ. and Mrs. Frank
Weber and children and Nr. Tom Weber.
81 Park View. have returned home from
Buckeye Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Fracker. OF Column
bus. @, are here registered at the Nc
Lure, having arrived on Wednesday eve
Ming Mrs. Frackcr was formerly So
c!e:y editor at the Register and foc a
tine at the IHtelligcUce-. Mr. Fracker
= IN 4 wholesale business which manu-
features ktdd!e cars and ,oyS exclusive
~ The firm has manufacturing inter-
cs.s IN California and Michigan With
branch offices in all large cities.
Miss Louada Andrews. OF Green's
b, g. Pa. who has been tho guest OF her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
SAVES CHILD'S LIFE

Grover Murray, mail CaTrier or Mar
tins Ferry. probably saved the life Of
Anna, two year old daughter OF Mr.. and
and Ellis streets. Martins Ferry. when
he extinguished the flames from the 1T
tie tots clothing. The child was play
ing yesterday afternoon with an Older
sister. and her clothing caught fire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
HELD ON RosDER cHARaE.

Pittsburgh. July 29.-Charged with
having in their possession stolen inter
state freight. L. !. Lang. alias John Cur
It's. OF Washington. Pa. X. Z. Williams.
If 81. Louis. and Fred Allen. Of Pitts
hurgh. Were held FOR court in $1,000 bail
each by 4 United States commissioner
hero to-day. "
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from a match lighted by her sister. MI
Murray saw the flaming clothing Of
the child and. ran to her and pulled her
dress from her body. Or. .. b. Mcsscrly
was called and stated that while tho
child suffered severe burns on her s!do
and limb. her condition is not critical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30

On Friday MISS Katherine h. HunIeE'
OF bridgeport. will entertain with a
luncheon az the Wheeling Country Club.
in honor Of her guest, Miss Marion Jack
son, O. MontcIair. y. J. The guest list
includes young ladies from Br!dgeport
Martins Ferry and Wheeling. and a mer-
w afternoon Of pleasure is in store for
this congcnlal grouping OF friends.
The following from Bridgeport Will be
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quilt. and other novelties for sale.
There will be many features OF addi-
tional interest.
The program committee includes;
Mrs. Teresa Kase. who will have cnnrge
OF the cake table: assisted by MISS
Anne Weir. Mrs. Henry Thalman. Mss
Lizzie Tolman. Mrs. Mary E. House.
Mrs. Bessie Miller. Mrs: Clara Stamm'
Mrs, Ann Gailor Mrs. James Mckown.
Miss Gertrude Korn. chairman or the
candy booth: Miss Lillian Garnits. MSS
Rheta Hill. Miss Vera Texstein, Miss
rhe apron commit,se viii inelTae
Mrs. E. c. Kareuth. Miss Marie Gold
man. Mrs John Mule. Mrs. George
Mute Miss Marie Goritz. MrA Henry
Thalman and Mrs. T. J. jelly. o..
Dancing Party
Miss Mary Wilson. entertained hss
night a large number Of tho younger
set at the Elks Club. giving dancing
party for her guests. the Misses Mdr.
saret and Elizabeth Burns. Of Pitts.
burgh. Jacobs orchestra played tho
program for dancing. 80
-B1rY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS