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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20

her homo IN Springfield. Ohio. after a
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nickcnson, OF this
city. have left for their new home in
Clarksburg, W. Va.
4. new simpson scale has been In
stalled in the Rogers Grocery store on
Warwood avenue.
New Express Car
4 new express car and trailer has
been received BY the Wheeling Traction
company. and will be used on the Wheel
g-Wellsburg division. The car Is one
OF the best equipped and Will be put
into service the first Of next month.
This car will haul twice the amount Of
freight which is being carried by the old
baggage car.
Class Outing
Miss Anna Miller will entertain the
members Of her Sunday school class
with an outing Saturday out Glenn'ss
Run The affair will be in the form OF
basket picnic. Games and other
amusements will be followed BY bas-
missionary Meeting
A meeting OF the Missionary Society
OF the Lutheran church will be held this
evening at the homo Of Miss Marie Hof-
reuter-. on Warwood avenue. Misses Lu-
cretia thompson and Lille Weishar will
have charge.
Received Coke
The mill plant Of the Wheeling Steel
and Iron company, which shut down for
several days due to the shortage OF
coke. has resumed work. The company
yesterday morning wore able to get a
special train OF twenty cars 10 their
mill.
Play Well Attended
The play given last evening In the
high school auditorium. entitled IAN a
Mistake" by the seniors. was very good
and was attended by n large audience.
Boys VIII Meet
4 meeting OF the boys OF the Presby-
terrain church has been called for this
time further arrangements for a new
troop OF Boy Scouts will be taken up.
Miss Martha Ellison has returned to
her home in Tiltonsville after visiting
friends In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cochran. OF
GAINESVILLE. are spending few days
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jess Wilson. of Warwood avenue.
Many local people were we'll pleased
with the display OF the sewing which
was done by the members OF the domes-
tic science class Of the Warwood High
school.
this city. have loft for Columbus. o..
where they will visit az the home or
Mrs. Anderson's parents.
spending two weeks at the home OF her
siste rim Claysville, Pa.
Miss Evelyan Davis. OF this city. is
visiting friends and relatives In Spring
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Martin. OF Clays-
willie, Pa. are visiting relatives on
Glenns Run.
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M'MECHEN
MUSICAL rnia Evening.

MUSICAL This Evening.
The Loyal Womens Bible class Of the
this evening at tho home OF Mrs. VIM
Rial. on North Marshall street. After
the musical a social time Will be enjoy
ed. and q delicious luncheon will be
served.
This evening Ri. Rev p J. Donahue
D. D., bishop OF Wheeling, will admins
ter the sacrament OF confirmation to a
large class OF young people OF ST. James
church.
Field Meet Friday.
Everything Is in readiness for this
field meet OF the shcools Of Union dis
trict Friday afternoon. The affair will
be given in the Nick He'll field. and as
II is the first meet that has been held in
the local schools no douN large crowd
will attend. Prof. Fisher. physical cu!-
ture instructor, states that much inter-
est is being manifested by the students,
and that It will no doubt prove a sue
cess.
Mrs.. Wilbur Fisher Dies.
Tho many friends OF Mrs. Wilbur
Fisher. Of Marshall street. will be griev-
ed TO learn OF her sudden death yester-
day. following several weeks illness al
the Glendale hospital. Mrs. Fisher has
lived In this city only q short time but
while here made-many friends. She is
survived by her husband and one son.
Funeral services are incomplete.
NcMschen Personals.
Mrs. VIM. Schelcoff Is confined to her
home on Sixteenth street i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wilson have re-
turned TO their home at Boggs run. after
brief visit here.
Frank Miller Is now on the road Is
recovery after slight Illness.
Mrs. W. Jolllffe and son. Leslie. or
Pine Grove. are spending several days
in this city.
Mrs. VIM. Roby has gone to Marietta
where she will visit Mrs. J. Spargg for
few days.
Mrs. J. TNPowrll was visitor in
Woodsdalc yesterday
Elwood MARBLE. who has been Ill for
a number Of days of pneumonia. IS get
ting along nicely.
Hawley MARBLE has returned to his
home at Powhattan after brief visit
here.
Harry Cooper has returned home after
a brief visit at Sistersville.
Ward Goodwin was calling or friends
in Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Hattie BAKER. OF Detroit. Ia WIS.,
ting with friends In this city for Few
days. -,
Miss Hulda Wilson, who has been ILL
at her home on South Marshall street,
for some time. Is improving.
VIM. Rude Is slightly III at his home
on Baltimore street.
MissEvelyn Bruhn continues to I'M
prove AT her home on Garfield street.
Spcnsc Goodwin left yesterday for
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Colorado, where he will spend number

Colorado. where he will spend number
Of weeks.
Ralph Love. of Wheeling Island, was
a visitor in this city last evening:
NJ, M. Corners Is visiting with irlenoS
IN Clarksburg for a few days. -,
Miss Ruth Vernon Is visiting VIII
friends in Columbus. O.. for few
weeks. ~ Az
.Npsdames Elmer Conner and j. .; NC
Bride, were visiting with friends IN
Wheeling last evening. "
]. Conner, Of Tennessee. is vlsltins ms
son. MT Elmer Conner. of this city. Tor
Howard Thcnen was visitor in Shady
side last evening. .-,,,
Joseph Duffy has returned home from
Bridgeport, where he spent several Gays;
Mesdames Scott Chambers and fTHu
Neiraan were visitors in Moundsfil'e
yesterday. IT,,
Miss Marjorie Rogers continues 10 '"i-
prove after q slight Illness.
Mrs, VIM. Cosser has returned hoine
from Bowerston. where she visited win
relatives for a number of days.
Rodney Stab. Of Wheeling, was WIS.,
itor in this city last evening. -,
Miss Stella Barchalmew Is suGhtlv III
at her home on High street.
Miss Maude OHnir has returned 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
HOW TO STOP
A. HEADACHE
Aspiroual Relieves Pain In TWO Minutes.
prevents Return By Removing Cause.
Absolutely SAFE.

Doctors and druggists arc delighted
with the new Aspironal Elixir which re-.
lieves the pain OF headache In two min
utes and also removes the cause by
gently acting on the liver. overcoming
biliousness and constipation and thereby
preventing the return OF tn" headache
the next day. Doctors especially re-
commend Aspironal for the reason that
II IS not dangerous TO the heart anil
does not upset the stomach
The next time you have n headache &"
To your nearest drug store. hand tho
clerk half a dollar for a bottle OF Aspjr-
onal and tell him to serve you two tea
spoonsful in a little water. with your
watch in your hand count off two min
utos and call for your money back. rs
per manufacturers guarantee. II you
can't feel your headache fading away
within the time limit. Your druggist
Invites and expects you to try Aspironal
SO don't be bashful. Evcrybndy Is doing
II. Same guarantee applies to colds.
coughs and neuralEia.-(Advo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
THE BLACK ANB WHITE
BEAUTY TREATMENT
Clears the Complexion, Re-
moves Pimples and IN
slightly Skin Blemishes.

would be able to clear your COM
plexion make your rough pimply,
blotchy face. hands, neck and arms
soft. smooth and lovely7
Long ago realizing the need Of a
preparation that would restore the COM
plexion to its youthful rosy tint-re-
move the unsightly skin blemishes-
beauty and skin specialists were put 10
work to perfect a home treatment 20
clear the skin Of pimples liver spots.
freckles and other imperfections. After
many tests and much experiment. Black
and White Ointment was offered the
public This creamy application Is gem
orally applied before retiring and when
used In connection with Black and White
Beauty Soap. satisfactory results ore
guaranteed.
Go to your nearest drug store to-day
and buy the complete Treatment OF
Ointment and Soap for only SOC. If
YOU cannot find II. accept no. substitute
but send direct to the manufacturers.
A sample. literature ana Black and
White Birthday and Dream Book Free
II you will clip this advertisement and
mail TO Black and White. Box 9l3.
MPmphis Tenn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
NORTH SIDE
(warwrod ana Riehlandn)
FIRST ANNUAL FIELD
DAY CELEBRATE
All pupils Of North side and Richland
District school to Partioipat-An
stores VIII Re Closed This
Afternoon

Tho FIRST annual field day celebration
o. the North Side and Richland district
schools will be held this afternoon at
tho athletic feld. beginning with pa
rade over the streets OK Warwood at
l2:2o o'clock. All business men OF the
district are going to close their stores
at noon.
Miss Hazel Epstein. director. has been
busy drilling the pupils t"r me dat's nv
the teachers OF the different schools
Tho most important feature OF the cele-
br0tion will be the baseball game at
o'clock between Wheeling and Warw God
high school teams.
The following program will be carried
out commencing promptly at 1880
Motion songs-"How Do You Do My
Partner The Mulberry Bush" Grades
Singing Games-"Dpntsh Dance OF
Greeting" Hickory. Dtckory Dock" Il
Sec You."-Grades 2.
Folk DanccS-"CarrouSeI Hop Nor
Annlcka'-Grades S-4.
Flag .Drill--Grades SIS.
Marching Tactics-Junior High Boys
May Pole Dances-"Euglish Dance
French Vineyard Frolic"-Junior and
Senior High Girls.
Scout Drill.
Eyents-2:30.
Jumping. Tugs OF War, Sack Races
, Rall Throwing for Girls, Relays Dash
es
North side Briefs
Tho Annual" the paper published by
thu students OF Warwood High school.
J will be of the press 50 that the stu
dents will DO able to get their copies
/ Friday.
! Mrs. James Bishop has returned to
her home after visiting friends In Nc
Keesport. Pa
! Mr.. and, Mrs. George Baughman, Of
J Eteubenville, have returned after visit
J ing friends In this city.
! Miss Carrie Woods Is able TO be out
latter several days Illness at. her homo
on Warwood avenue.
Mrs. David Lukens has returned to
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nual Joint memorial Of Knights Of
Pythias lodges Of this section on June
s. The memorial Will be held in the
Christian church here.
Miss Angela Shrtver ,artcr visit
with her brother J. w. Shrlver has re-
turned home to Hundred.
Mrs. NJ. P. Sexton and Mrs. Duffy
have returned from a brief visit with
friends in Wheeling.
A large delegation Of members Of
Mountain State Commandery. Knights
Templar are In Wheeling to attend the
state Templar Conclave.
Mrs. Robert Mccormack and daugh
ter, Miss Ruth, are in Moundsville to
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SISTERSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. a. Richmond and daugh-
ter Of Pine Grove are the guests OF Mr..
Richmoud's brother. John Richmond and
family.
Mrs. Victor Winton left Wednesday
evening for Pittsburgh. Pa, TO spend
few days with friends.
Mrs. +. l.. Carroll has been called 10
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Wheeling by the serious illness of q rel

Wheeling by the serious illness Of rel
alive.
Miss Hazel Jones Is spending week
with friends in Huntington.
Mrs. J. D.. Case OF Parkersburg is the
guest OF her son, J. Artel Case and
wife.
F. A. Durham has gone to Pawhuska.
Okla. to attend the Usage sale Of In
dian lands From Oklahoma he Will go
TO New Orleans and then to Florida to
accompany his mother. who has been
spending the winter in the South. 10
her home in jamestown. y. Y.
Hon. Frank Stout OF ClarksburE. will
deliver the memorial address at the an
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attend the State Sunday School .conven-

attend the State Sunday School conven-
tlon.
A son was born Monday evening AT
the Sistersvllle General hospital to Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Stops.
J. w. Breiner Of Pittsburgh. Pa. gen.
eral superintendent OF the Pure OIL Pipe
Line DIVISION Is 4 business visitor in
the city.
Miss Matte Stewart Is able to be OUT
after a several days illness at her home
on North Wells street.
Mrs. Johanna Bishop. OF Huntington
who was here to inspect the Martha
Washington Chapter Of Eastern Star.
has returned homo. ~
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her home at Bcllairc after visiting Mrs.
Effie Morgan for few days.
The Washington times., 1920-12-04
FOURTEEN REALTY DEALS
BY HARTUNC & GIBBONS

Hartung & Gibbons, real estate
brokers located at 30l Southern Build
ing. report the following fourteen
transactions which involve total OF
sI27.T60
3OS Fourteenth street southwest,
sold for A. Levy to Mrs. Barbara M
williams Property is three-story
brick building. Purchased for an In
vestment and viii be remodeled Into
store and apartments.
Sl5 Firth street northwest, sold Tor
John i. Pearson To Robert n. martin
A three-story brick, containing seven
rooms and bath. Purchased Tor
home and future business value.
1915 B street southeast, sold Tor
Annie ii. Nelson to sara 4. McGarVey.
This property is IA three-story brick
building Of nine rooms and bath, ana
will be occupied as a home by the
purchaser.
2Gl0 University place northwest, sold
for Francis T.. Proctor TO Annie H.
Nelson. A brick residence containing
ten rooms and two baths.
142s Meridian street, sold for carrie
King Ridgwsy to Richard Floyd
Irwin. 4 colonial style of brick build-
ing Of six rooms and bath. Purchased
for a home.
1910 Warder street northwest, sold
for T.. l.. Phipps TO Floyd w. Rcy
nolds. 4 modern six room and bath
brick building, recently constructed
by MiddauGh & shannon, and located
in Park View.
700 jefferson street northwest. sold
for Chas l.. Wire, Inc, to W. A..
Henderson. A six room and bath brick
building. located in Bloomingdale.
Purchased for a home.
1910 Vermont avenue northwest. sold
for Eugene c. Smith to Mary Sher-
burne. An apartment building, con-
tanning six well executed apartments,
situated just north OF Thomas circle,
Purchased as an investment
1925 Eleventh street northwest. sold
for &. T.. I.ofgrcn to A. NJ. Ehrlich,
4 six room and bath brick and cement
colonial style home Sold for a home,
"lS Indiana avenue northwest, sold
for Catharinc kcister to Martha ID
Mckinley. An eight room and bath
brick residence. recently put in repair
conveniently located to Union station,
Pension Office, and City Court House.
$50 Twenty-second street northwest.
sold for olivia j. Baker to Joseph X.
Mcdonald. A six room and bath brick
residence.
4lS MassachusettS avenue horth-
west. sold for J. Dallas Grady To Addic
A. Striker. a threc-story brick resi-
dcncc Of seven rooms and bath. to be
occupied az a home by tho purchaser.
I@2S Fairmont street northwest
sold for j. T. Hollander to II. G.
Knapp. A nine room and bath gray
brick residence, recently rcd"corated
ard remodcled. situated in Colum
bia Heights and conveniently located
TO public. high and normal schools.
1907 Fourteenth street northwest,
sold for the estate Of George Rock to
Samuel Rapp8port. This property
contains a store and rooms above, and
will be remodelcd by tho purchaser
and offered as first class business
location.
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MANY HOMES OFFERED
BY SHIPPING BOARD
Disposal viii Be Made Of Various
Housing Projects.

The United States Shipping Board
has announced its intention to dis
pose Of all housing projects In which
il owns the capital stock. When the
housing program OF the United States
shipping Board was inaugurated,
money was advanced to local realty
companies or housing companies or
ganized by the shipbuilder concerned.
The builder constructed the houses
on the land owned by them. and the
shipping Board took back from the
local realty companies mortgages
covering the amount of the houses in
each case.
The board also became the owner
OF various housing projects by the
acquisition OF the capital stock OF 4
number OF realty companies.
The boar dnow plans to dispose OF
such projects. The Ian for the dis
position contemplates selling these
projects to manufacturing and busi-
ness concerns of a substantial char
acter or disosing OF the houses by
individual units.
In order that local conditions may
be considered and fair terms ar
ranged. IT is provided that each prof.
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D. J. DUNCAN HASTENS
COMPLETION OF HOMES

In an effort TO meet the cohUhueu
demand for new homes. ID. J. Dun
igan, builder, 1921 New York avenue
has hastened the completion OF an
other row OF houses. Nos. 550l to ool3
Thirteenth street northwest. THESE
homes are located in Fourteenth
street Highlands. They are bniit
along the old colonial style. the fronts
being constructed OF gray iron spot
press brick. The hrst moor contains
large dining room, opening on
breakfast porch, reception hall
living room, kitchen and pantry. The
finish alternates in various houses
on the second floor there are four
bedrooms and bath. The two rear
bedrooms open on 10 a large sleeping
porch.
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The LAMBERT
1871 Lanier Place NV.

THIS LATEST Apartment Building
the tenth to be sold under the Walker
Cooperative plan--is of reinforced con-
crete throughout, with the exception OF
the interior partitions and the roof. This
construction insures safety, quiet and
cleanliness.
Large reception halls. extra large
pantries, white porcelain-lined rcfrigera-
tors, cold storage closets in the kitchens,
large cement porches for all but two of
the apartments, and vacuum cleaning
system, combine to make this building a
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ect shall be passed upon by eompe-
tent local appraisers, who shall re-
port the value OF the buildings, the
lots and parcels OF land and the most
advantageous methods and terms OF
sale. Such alan enables the appraiser
TO present the local conditions whlch
the board will consider in onerihs
the various projects for sale.
The projects affected by tnis an
nouncement are located at Wilmlhs-
ton. Del; Camden. N. j.; Chester, "a
Lorain, Ohio; Wyandotte' m'eh''
Groton, Conn, and Dundalk' No
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Washington
Heights

most desirable one i'll which to have an
apartment.
The owner of The Lambert, who has
been occupying large suite on the
second floor since the building was COM
plcted, has purchased his suite, and
intends to occupy it as cooperative
owner If YOU are looking for a desir-
able apartment of from 3 rooms and
bath to rooms, baths. have us show
YOU these apartments and explain the
advantages of the Walker Cooperative
Plan as we'll as its ECONOMY.
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gasoline service station. The prop
crty is at the intersection OF Florida
avenue and = street northeast, and
has a frontage of 1i2 feet on each
street
A site in the industrial district,
consisting Of six lois. was sold to a
local contractor who cOntcmplatcs m
stalling railroad siding on IN"
property. The property Il adla"rh.
to the railroad tracks at Rhode j.
land avenue and Seventh street north
east -Four OF tn" lots were iormtrIl
owned by {. l.. Marlatt and on" each
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by NJ. BA o'DonnelI and M. l.. Taylor.
Premises No. 1920 PennsylVania
avenue southeast. sold for y. Dunn
TO l. and +. Grssso.
Premises No. 1918 First street
northwest, sold for NJ. McKinnon to
S. 4 N. II. Talbert
Premises No. 1888 ID street north
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northwest. between Sixth and Sew
enth streets. sold for the Marin es-
state TO w. Nash.
Premises No. 20 r street northeast.
sold for n. !. Waters TO C. Wiener.
Premises No. 46 New York avenue
northeast 20 }. j. e. M. A. Lswless
The Washington times., 1920-12-04
Iowa Short $4,000 Homes.

The homo shortage in tho state OF
Iowa is estimated at $4,000 by NJ. ".
Sands. State Housing Commissioner.
Crowded conditions in some cities
have become menace. and Slck Of
dwellings and high rents havo caused
to lease "in Partnership
Mr.. Sands declares.
The Washington times., 1920-12-04
DEALS REPORTED BY
MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN

The following nine realty deals arc
reported from tho Office of Mahorncy
4 sullivan, 1922 street northwest:
west:
y corner property in the second
commercial zone was sold through
ben Topper, to J.. and A. II. Himmcl-
iarh, who have located thereon
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east sold for J. J. Calaghsn to c. r.
Agate.
The two brick dwellings. Nos. 1909
and 1871 Emerson street northeast
sullivan, respectively.
Part lot in square 40. with the
improvements thereon. In J. street
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THE Riviera Apartment Ashmead place at Connecti-
l cut avenue, new freproof building of thirty-two
apartments just completed by David A. Baer and now
ready for occupancy feature of its plan is that all
apartments have outside rooms, many of which COM
mand beautiful view of Rock Greek Park The prop
erty is being handled by McKeever Goss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
Chief INSPECTOR
TO mSUPERINTEND
CATTLE BOARD WORK
New Position Created to
Add to Efficiency of
Inspection

As@ result OF the meeting OF the
Now Mexico Cnttle Sanitary board
which closed yesterdny afternoon, a
new position on the field force has
been created which Is expected to add
materially to the efficiency OF the
inspection and protection service.
This In the office OF chief inspector.
Its first incumbent Is w. G. Simpson
for many years an employe OF the
board and for several terms the sheriff
Of Luna county. Mr.. simpson has
boon on the inspection force for some
time. He will now have charge OF
the placing of all mounted inspectors
OF the cattle board, except those as
signed to regular border patrol duty,
and cven these may he called by him
for special service when needed.
we are determined" chairman
Victor Culberson said yesterday ito
put an end to the continued depredR-
lions at h expense OF cattle growers,
whose losses are sufficiently heavy
with out the added toll taken by
thieves" The board feels that with
a competent officer In the field direct
ing the movements Of the men the
force will be more elastic IND able TO
cover much more ground more ef-
fectivoly.
During the meeting this week the
board considered Legislative recon-
mendations for the coming session OF
the legislature. These. however, were
not announced.
Members OF the New Mexico Cattle
Sanitary board who were in session
here Tuesday and yesterday. ad-
journed last night. They will meet
again on January II at Santa Fe TO
make final plans for urging passage
OF amendments to cattle laws.
The six men present are to consti-
a committee TO work out details
OF proposed laws which they believe
proper. The laws which need amend
ing according to the board arc the
butcher and beef peddling laws.
Some better means OF bringing
about conviction OF persons killing
their neighbours cattle arc essential
II is said. The board also wishes TO
put through the legislature a law for
~re-recording Of brands. The
measure is TO be proposed for tho
purpose OF getting rid OF the 10000
obsolete brands In existence, Accord
Ing to board members.
Many OF the members expressed
their Intention Of attending the Ma
tional Livestock Association conven-
ton In Eh Paso, jan, ~. 10 and "a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
1000 Persons Pay $4,000
Each to Sit at Plain Board
Table and Eat Boiled Rice

NEW york. Dec. 30.-one thous-
and OF New York'A men and women
Of Ncalth paid $4,000 or moro each
tonight 10 sit at a plain board table
and eat boiled rice.
The banquet" was n testimonial
arranged by Herbert Hoover, chair
man of the European Relief council,
of Americas efforts to auccor the
$500, 600 starving children Of Europe.
The rice accompanied by white
bread and n cup % cocoa, was the
same as served TO starving children
at relief stations throughout Europe
nj "A cost OF less than IA cent and a
half.
General j.. ]. PershinE, Mr.. Hoover,
John d.. Rockefeller, Jr., Mrs. August
Belmont and other notables carried
bowls ana were first In a line that
passed by army kitchens to be served.
serviters were young society wOm-
en-.
Fritz Kreislor entertained the diners
with violin solos,
A vacant high chair, placed for the
"invislble" guest OF honor, for the
children for whom HoOver's campaign
or S35. O00. 200 was launched. stood
at the head OF the speakers table.
so long m any person In this ma
ton can entertain an automobile, he
can entertain 'an Invisible guest.