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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
Dorothy DaIton's
Beauty Chat

Mis-. Dorothy Dalton. the actress ia
nous the world over for her beautiful
complexion says: ANY girl or woman
can have beautiful. r0Sy-whit" com
plexion and smooth unwrnkled skin like
mine II they will follow my advIC" and
use Derwillo. q simple toilet prepare
ton. ! use II because u lmparts in
slant beauty. IL easy |" apply. nbSo.
lutely harmless and has 4 marvellous
effect upon tho skin. one application
proves #" BE sure to read Miss Dial
toms interesting story OF how to quick
~ acquire a beautiful complexion. soon
70 appear in this paper. In the mean
time get Derwillo at any toilet counter
and try II today. you will he delight
fully surprised.
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rha Most Sensible Method

street. who has been III at her home for
! tho past several weeks. is reported as
Icing in n serious condition.
Miss Eva Gaus. If the Island, VIII"
has been confined e. her home for the
past week Is reported to be improving
/ Edward Custer of South Chaplin"
! street, Is confined to his home with an
8 attack Of la grippe.
! Mrs. Margaret M"sser. Of Sistcrsvillc.
= IS the guest OF local friends and r"ln-
tiVes for the Weekend
! Miss Clara Jackum. OF Eleventh. Is
able 10 be out again. after an illness or
/ ten days.
! Kenneth Adams is seriously III at his
! home on Moysten street with pncum"-
MIA.
! Mrs. Thomas Lynch Is reported i'm
! proving at nor home in East Wheeling
from an attack Of la grippe.
Paul w. Clemens is confined 10 his
home on Stone Church Road. Elm
! Grove suffering with the humps
! Miss Rhea Seiheri. OF LorlnE Place.
Elm Grove. is slowly improving from a
recent serious illness.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Cart Roberts. 0r St"u-
benvillc. Ohio. arc the parents uf a
daughter born At the Steubenvillc hos
|
! the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs {. II.
| Blumenaucr. Of Orchard street. Woods
dale, Is In a critical condition.
! MI and Mrs. James Clemens, or
| Stone Church street. Elm Grove are
slightly improved. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
ems. have both been quite III OF tnflu-
enza-
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walters and three
children. Dorothy. Darwin and James
are quite Ill OF influenza At their nome
on Stone Church street. Elm Grove.
Miss Mary Won Bayer. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Won Bayer. Of Wood
lawn. IL confined to her home on ac'
count OF 4 severe illness.
Archie. eldest son OF Mr. and Mrs
I. Tuttls. OF Springdals. is quite III at
his home.
Mrs George B. Wilson is III at her
homo on Fifteenth street.
Miss Clara Dlscher. OF Is Eleventh
street. who has been quite Ill. ~ very
much improved.
Mrs William Todd, OF IS Ohio street
Is very III At tho North Wheeling hos
pital.
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Mrs. Oscar Smith and daughter. Miss
Mildred. OF Wellsburg, are spending sew
eral days visiting in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hill. Of this city
arc spending several days visiting rela
tivcs in Wellsburg.
Robert W. Cranston. OF Pittsburgh. Is
spending several days In this city OF
business.
Mrs Mary Hatley. OF Follansb"". is
the guest Of her daughter Mrs. Hattie
Clark. Of the Island.
Miss Sarah Thompson. OF "ellsourg
has returned after visiting friends II
this city.
y, c. List. sr.. will leave today for
Winter Park. Fla. where he Will spend
several weeks.
George Klein OF tho South Side re-
turned today for the week holiday
which will begin the second term at
the West Virginia university.
Mrs Mary Noll IS III at her homo on
South Eorr street.
Mrs. william watson Of Seattle,
Wash. /. tho guest OF her brother. MT
T. Reed Mcknight at Leatherwood
Lane.
I'll. Misses Virginia and Mary Nay
Of South Penn street will return 10
spend their week end holiday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Nay. They
are attending Ohio Wesleyan university,
where the first semester will close this
week
Mr.. Harry Cox. who holds roson'
sible position at the Hub. 10 confined to
his home with the fu.
Miss Emily Sheppard OF the Island
returned yesterday from Pittsburgh
where she has been visiting friends Tor
tho past few days.
Miss Bell Rice is III at h"r home on
Twelfth street.
Miss Elizabeth Runge" will 1eav"
next week for Charleston. where she
will attend a meeting OF the state guar
dams Of children. MISS RunGee will
read a paper on n topic Of iQterest rela-
tive 10 her work
Mrs Robert J. Reed and Mrs. Charles
Proudfoot will leave Friday 10 attend
a city union OF Kings Daughters which
will he held Mt Charleston this week.
Mrs Elizabeth Cox. who was called
10 Detroit Mich. on account or the
serious Illness OF n relative has re-
turned ~ tins city on account OF the
death of her daughter. which occurred
"Wednesday morning.
Richard r. Mccoy. Of this city. Is
confined 10 a local hospital with illness.
Mrs. II. Miller. OF South Chapl1ne
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Over 200 people will be seated at the
tables which will be arranged for the
Industrial Girls dinner 10 be given to-
night at the Y. w. c. A. auditorium.
featuring one Of the biggest social
events Of the organization year.
The Industrial Girls Club takes In
ten clubs. made up Of the various CEN
t,rs Of business activities in which
women are engaged. and the affair
which Is scheduled for tonight is one
of the events to which parents and a
few friends Of the Y. w. arc invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
SWOLLEN KNEES
AND OTHER ILLS
DISTRESSED HER.
But Even Mrs. F. M. Sears Rheu-
matism Quickly Surrendered
to Wentworth.

The benefits derived by Ncrr- worth
srrs are wonderful Read what 'hiS
Il. nkful woman said:
60, roupc Drug Co.: For two years
have been in very serious nervous
condition. 1t affected my knees ana
had other rheumatic pains. My knees
were swollen and l was weak ana all
run down. Stomach and digestion IN pau
shape.
Il purchased a bottle OF NcrV-Worth
and took it regularly and Will say II
proved marvellous to me, as my nervous
ness is gone No more rheumatic pains
and the swelling has disappeared. Stoin-
ach and digestion in fine condition.
have tried tho doctors and all the rrmc-
dies | could learn of. hut Merry worth
was the only one that helped me. ana II
did it's work promptly. l chcerfully rec
ommcnd It.
MRS. +. NJ. SEA RS,
"l2n w. North St. Springfield. q.
Gricst's Drug Store sells NcrN- worm
in Wheeling. Your dollar back II TINS
famous family tonic docs not bencrit
YOU.
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SUIT IS APPEALED

William witzberEer. defendant in a
suit brought by Waltz & Co. cor
poration. for s5l.7o damages on an un-
paid bill. yesterday filed an appeal with
Circuit Court Clerk John l.. kinghorn.
The case was first heard in Squire Com
pers court wher. verdict for the fun
amount was given the plaintiff Nhc
suit arises out OF an unpaid bill for
some $50 worth OF automobile acCcs-
sories bought from tho plaintiff who has
the Oakland agency in this city by the
deFandant
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pinnAr Party.

on Friday. Feb. Is, there Will be-
birthday party given, celebrating tho
anniversary of tho organizing of the
ST. Luke'S circle Of Kings daughters.
of which Mrs. Jacob Birmingham Is
president. The party will be given at
tho Parish House at o'clock. and Mrs.
Frank Carlin is arranging tht nroEram.
Invitations. which will b" issued to-day
are in charge Of Mrs. Robert Ewing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05

Teresa Maser of Kansas City. and Is
quite prominent in musical circles. Dr.
Cruise is at present located AT fllts-
burgh, where he Is connected with the
Mellon Institute for Industrial Rc-
search. University Of Pittsburgh. ~
Is n graduate Of Cathedral hlgh schooi'
OF this city. Johns Hopkins hospital at
Baltimore. Md, and the University OF
Wisconsin. During the war he was en-
gagged in special research work for the
government and was commissioned a
captain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
MARRET 500 HOGS

After having faced 4 number OF trials
which have been overcome one by on"
the city p!ggery has at last succeeded
in marketing over 500 pigs, totallinG in
tho nlghborhood Of 100000 pounds Of
pork with an stimated value OF $4,000.
There arc still some 1--WE hundred pork
ers In the pens.
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Interesting W edding.

The marriage OF nr Arthur Cruise.
son of Mr. Frank Cruise. of South Eoff
street. and Miss Teresa hensmorc. Of
Parsons. Kansas. was solemnizcd at the
home of the bride on Tuesday, Fehru-
airy 3. lpr. Grus" and his bride Will ar
rive in this city ia a few days to visit
relatives. prior to taking up their resi-
denCe in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Cruise ~ quite well known in
this city. where she has visited on sew
crnl occasions. She ~ niece OF Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
KINGS DAUGHTERS
st. Matthew'S and st. Luks'B Circles
Plan Interesting Benefit
Affairs.

on Thursday evening, Feb. II. there
will I've Il dinner given by the Kings
Daughters of St Matthew'S church in
the Sunday school rooms Of the church.
proceeds from which will BE- devoted to
the charitable fund Of tn" society. Mrs.
John McAdams. vice president of the
ST. Matthew's circle Of Kings Daugh-
tcrs. will have charge Of the arrange
mcnts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
Misses
X. Of c. Dance.

Tho informal dance given by Carroll
Council 5O4 knights Of Columbus. last
evening in the Carroll club. proved 10
be a highly successful and cnJoyabl"
affair. There were just enough pcopl"
in attendance to permit comtortable
dancing and the music for tho farorite
pastimc was exceptionally good. Tn"
new ninc- piece orchestra. composed en-
lircly of knights Of columbus. furnish
cd the music and tho dancers were
pleasantly surprised at tho quality.
During the course Of the evening bui-
fCl supper was served.
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aH1c1Es TO WASHINGTON

United States Deputy Marshal John
NJ Short left yesterday for Washington.
n. G. with George Griches who will be
turned over to the federal authorities
in the Capital City. charged with non
support Word was received here sew
eral days ago TO look for the man, and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
In Door Track Vet.

There will be an indoor track meet
given by the Young Peoples Erdeavor
Of the First Presbyterian church next
Friday night 1t will be Of an unusual
nature and a program Of much interest
is being arranged by those in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
BANQUET TONIGHT
AT The Y. W. c. A.
ANNUAL BANQUET OF THE Y. w. c.
A. FEDERATED INDUSTRIAL
CLUBS THIS EVENING.
Novel Program Has Boon Arranged BY
The Committee And An Exception
ally Good Menu Will Be Served.

Que az the most noteworthy events
! for the week is tn" annual banquet of
the Y, w &. A. Federation of Industrial
clubs which will be held this evening
in tho gymnasium Of the ASSOCIATION
building Elaborate plans hay" been
made for the banquet this year and IT
; promises To crlipS" all others in point
Of interest and enjoyment
The committees IN charge have every
! thing In readiness although the details
. ~ drcura' ions and IN" menu IL being
kept secret until IN" happy time arrives
, a: eight o'cluCk tonight. The members
, Of tn" business W"man's Club will b."
! IN charge Of the serving Of tho menu
and. a rare treat is In store for tn"
! girls and their mothers. OF whom II
Guodly number have promised to attend.
| In all over two hundred have registered
: for the event and all indications point
, to q very successful outcome Of the un-
tirunS efforts of the committee.
The program for tho evenings enter
, tainmcnt will Il" called the Federation
Factory" and Miss Fanni" Canoe. pres
dcnt Of the Bnni" Gluh. will be- toast
! mistress. and she will nc assisted IN
, singing club songs. parodlcS and giving
wells. by the following girls. Shu Will
represent their clubs:
Misses
Este Otto Frances Strifr
/ Rose Kaufman Rose FIadirg
carolyn Carnahan Hanna Thohnrn
| Irene Peters Della Prayer
, Elsie Schlmmcr Mrs. Lewis Fisher
Misses
Mrs. CHARLES O'Rren Is general chair
man of the committee and the members
OF tho committee are:
al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
About People
Movements of individuals To And
From The City.
AT TIE HOTELS.

McLure-B. T. Kint. Cameron: Y. E.
Hoffman. Charleston: Leon Martin.
ManninStOn: J. l.. Dcnman. Clarksourg
W. V Rogers. Fairmont: :. +. Rockford,
Huntington: W. 4. Blair. Huntington;
Il. r. Warren. Clarksburg.
Windsor-W s. Jenkins. Parkersbutg:
A. \. Doak. Grafton; y. r. Conway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
The Truth About
The "FLU''
Prevention and Treatnlent-Common
Sense Rules to Observe
Toreward

Forward
The 1918 CpId"Inic Of influenza N'""'"
that the disease was ono OF rN'F'H'
! communiCahillty. II Is limited 10 human
beings: Il is due to micro organisms Eel
to be identified. Mental condition. VIII
not cause the 'IsCase--so don't worry
Evidence Of tho Disease
The causatIV" agent of Ia" diS"aS" IS
given ntr from IN" nos" and mouth OF
infected persons. and gains entrance
through tho nose and mouth or persons
who contract the disease --th"re Is n"
other way III which the disease - trans
United.
Prevention
It is important to have hamdk"r' hi'i
always ready when YOU cough az Sn"'I';
keep the fingers away frVm the nos" an"
mouth, the germs arc transferred THIS
way. Wash YOUR hands we'll h"t"r" eat
inp Sle,p IN well Ventilated rooms. avoid
crowds and do not neglect the slightest
cold---hrrr the. greatest danger hcS =
that sample C"ld.'
Physical Resistance
Physical and nervous exhaustion
should NJ avold"d a. tn" least S'6h ~
any achv or tired feeling proper rest
must hr had Il Is Of vast tmp"rtHnc"
To clean gu, IN" entire intestinal tract.
the alimrntary canal. upper and lower
bowels Keep the kidneys we'll flushed.
tho bic moving from the liver ana
frrShrn ANA StFfhEth'h 'H' "'"H'
The Most Sensible Method
The experience Of the WIS epidemic
showed thar the best and simplest trent
u,nt in many instances was TO stimu-
late the entire blood circulation by
taking n stramng hot Cupful of Rul-
carian BLOOD Tea with the juice Of half
a lemon.
This stimulating hot medicinal Tea ~
nlcasant 10 take and starts the stomach.
bowels. liver and kidneys throwing out
The BODY puisOns. thus increasing tn"
physical resistance t. OvcrpOwcr IN"
dreaded germs. bulgarian BLOOD Tea is
, purc herb medicine of rare power for
old or young Of either sex and should
be in every hom" rs a necessary hrst ald
remedy. Physicians and druggists
everywhere highly recommend II.
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Please Don't Forget

To attend the concert tonight a. So
Luke'S parish house. corner Of OH"
and Penn streets, Island. Instrumental
and vocal numbers. All are invited.
fog
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Birthday Party

Miss Mary Dick was very pleasantly
surprised at her home on Eighteenth
street last evening when number Of
her friends called to help celebrate the
anniversary of her birth. The party
was arranged by Mr.. Bert Smith. and
was complete surprise to Miss Dick.
Dancing was the diversion OF the eve
ming and toward the close of the mer-
rimcnt a dainty luncheon was served.
A color scheme Of red and white wac
effectively carried out in novelties SuG-
gcstive Of St. Valentines Day.
The guests were:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05

, Warrington: F.. Z. Bit. Beckley: c. G.
Graham. Huntington: c. W. Love. Hunt
ington: Walter Doak. Clarksburg: w
u. Weston. Clarksburg.
Stamm-Gcorgc +. Watson. Middle
bourne: W. r. Snodgrass. Smithh"ld
L. D. Bean. Huntington: C. Fl. Corulna,
Huntington: l., II. Henderson. SISTERS.
, Vile.
Rogers. C. Basch. Parkersoure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05

Phoenecians were the first people Z,
communicate to other people know
ledge Of other lands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05

Narcotics and stimulants prod uC'
more than half the customs and excise
receipts of Australia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05

Division No Of the Pastors Aid
Society OF tho Second L. p. church. VIII
hold market at tho Geo. r. Site!
store. on Saturday, February 18th. TIL"
usual good pastries. cake, bread and
candy, will b. on sale. l-5-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
Macademy Club Party.

The members of the Macademy club
will entertain their friends with very
delightful affair on next Tuesday eve
ming. February 10. This will be roll
Ter skating party and Will be held in
the Casino at Wheeling Park. This
party Is for members OF the club only
and a pleasant evening is in store for
them. Lauc Downing and Bushfield
compose the committee in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
v W. C. A. industrial Dinner.

The proceeds from the affair will 6
to the Kings Daughters Day Nurser!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
Valentine Party

Much interest Is being manifested IN
the Valentine party which will bc given
in the A. o. l.. W. Hall by the Woman's
club OF Wheeling on Tuesday aft NOON
February 10. Reservations for idgc.
i've hundred or other card game, may
nc made now by calling Miss Mary
Alexander. Miss Elmyra Brown or Mrs.
Leo Wolf and those desiring TO mabo
reservations for sewing should call
either Mrs Charles O'Brien or Mrs W.
H. Metzner. The proceeds from the
Valentine party vii be used 10 defray
current expenses and a large attendance
is desired by those in charge
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Browuley-Harkins

The homo Of Mrs. George Harkins on
South Eofr street was the scene OF an
interesting wedding last evening when
her daughter. Miss Blanche Harkins. be-
came tn" bride Of Mr.. Edward Brown
ley. of Washington, d. {. The cerc-
mony was performed by Rev. i. r.
Morris pastor Of the Second Fresbyter-
ian church. The bride was given IN
marriage by her brother. Mr.. Robert
George Harkins There were no i'm
mediate attendants. only the members
of the family being present.
The bride wore becoming suit OF
tan ve!ours wi'h accessories TO CORES
pond and at the rprSd"" wore n cluster
Of pink sweet p,.". Following the cere-
muny buffet supper was served and at
$50 o'clock Mr.. Brownl"y and his bride
departed over the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad for an extended honeymoon
trip which vii terminate at Washington.
d. G.. where they vii reside.
Mrs. Brownlcy, who Is the attractive
daughter OF Mrs. George BROMLEY. of
No. 2llS Eoff street. is quite favorite
in social circles here. although she was
connected with the Remount department
of the United states government. Mr.,
Brownley is member OF a prominent
Washington family and is connected
with the Drownlcy Candy company OF
that city.
The following announcement cards
viii be ISSUED:
Mrs George Iarkins
announces the marriage OF her daughter
Blanche
10
Mr.. Edward Brownley
OF Washington, d. c.
Wednesday. February 18th, 1920.
Wheeling. W. Va.
At Home
Washington. ID. c.
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Rogers. C. Basch. Parkersourg.
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New York. Sept -
TT4GTR-EansGs straiErts Mig
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Yorf.. and No. . mixed Durum Isl :
T0RN-snn1 easy: No Yellow 4nA
and No mixed 4@6a G New York
-G.-dav sf11nneTl1,
0ATE-Sppi auier. No I white = r
FEET isertied, western bran 100
IN sacks 4Son per tur.
9oRk-1r-egulRr family &zonn
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an6G
GAR-RRw unsettled; cent--fuEal
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-=o5 I-5G Ne further changes ac-
ranging from 1-.5 m 1870 FOR fln-
e.-arulateL- although second hand So
r-s--e We're iBu-er md wF~f1- business
was being done II Z 20 Ia i was r.
pnr-sti that sumo dlsf-eS ssH lo1S were
available AZ heiOw ~ around - osTTEs
ne- pnund. The demand Wa light
0r-ut,er q-r De-ernh4- go January
ETT-ER-r7-Tr- receipts 5gSS tufss
creamery higher Than extras SO a g.
extras % Eco-e 60 flrs1s - ~ q.
sco-e =2TfI hacking stock current
rnaeA No. -
ErES-Ti-rr. -rreirrtF II SqH cases.
first 5Sa16o- state. Pa. and ue6Tpv
western hen0e-v white FIRST To extra
$50 gk 40. extras -hd Z ia. gath
erred brown and mixed cnIUrs first ID
extra SIS n 65
P0TATOES-stsHv sweets south
arm ne- barrel 4nh n $50.
CABBAGEs-auief; prices unctang-
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INDIANS BLANK
CHISOX AND HOLD
LEAD IN LEAGUE

NitVt4iann. O, Sept - Walter
Mails CleTeland's Jeff handed re-
crilI1 pitcher was TOO nucn eur rhe
" mite so2 IodAy and they los1 their
opportunity 70 IKE The ieau n the
american League cnaInplunsnlp in
TITS se,1es By losing 10 the Indians .
70 .. Chicago IS nov one ann one
haf games behind the leaders, and
Were -ney- 70 WIN toInur~Uw's game
-ney would 1e unt-raIf game behind
Cleveland
Mails mad The White Soy 1ar-s-s
badly puzzled and won mis- fifth nm
7t.Ii'i1iVe victory since joining me
Cleveland team. It allowed only
three hits and struck nut SIX men.
'Ae hts coming n the first and
luur-A innings jackson singled N
me !irst with TWO men Out. In me
fourth. Eddie Collins and Feiscn
gathered nne each.
The local souJhpaw was IN danger
only once That was IN the fifth
inning when ny phenomenal rlirut7-
Ing ne excricated himself. Ae-e-
striking out Risherg. Mails LOST con
- - Ao14s- t1tihGrl u Leslie LrI-F1t o. MS
five bases on balls, filing the Sacks.
Then n retired -hs slde by tanning
y eEve- and Eddie CBiiir,s
Il was II ms inning that ttla
White SGx came their nearest 70 &
score. Win -his exception. only
TWO men reached second hase-Edrie
Collins II the first and fourth nm
InEg. ~he siGe waE -e-irad in orde-
n i've II me nine innings. The In
dams PUNCHED SIX nf their nine hts
n the 4rs- Two innings ana scored
-he only runs Of rne game From
then IN Faher pitched air tlgnt hall
Gud only fDur Cleveland players
reached first base. Smith go1 as Tar
as SECOND n the eighth when he and
Gardner singled
Spectacular fielding by Weaver
Jackson. Smith. Sewan and wambs-
gangs cuI down several hi-s
Approximately 20 900 fans sew the
contest. No spectators were permit
ttG on -he playing field with the ex-
ceprinr of the seats along bu1h foul
lines Score;
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WAYNE

The -agula- meeting Of ne II. :.
T. T. was nerd with Mrs. Clara RID
ev Wednesday, afternoon. The tni-
lowing delegates were chosen 70 al
tenn ne state Convention Il Au-
cusra Mrs Hattie White, Mrs.
Lillian Lincoln. The remainder %:
money collected for the Jubilee fund
was vnred 10 be sent before me Con-
veuriun.
IN Friday afternoon, Mrs. Mary =.
Smith IF Eallowen. County SuparIn-
1endeT7r NJ MOI her meetings and
White Ribbon Recruits for me " {.
r. T.. gave q talk 10 yrle lnca! JyIon
anu guests in he Lih-ary rooms.
Refreshments were SERVED a. thC
close NJ 1he meeting.
! N Pike Of Turner Is IN town
VISITING friends
Of the II women registered here, 81
voted.
Rev Paul J. Tiltun has ended his