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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
1000 .ARMENIANS
REPORTED SLAIN
IN ASIA MINOR

London Fen E--The Armenian
IL tionai delegation here states that
II ha.s rece5vad z message s--nn Con-
sLantInopfs saving that during the
recent attacks by Nationalist forces
on Aarash and AintaD, n Asia
Minor about .-goa Armenian civilians
Were murdered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Confirm News
kOlchak's Death

London, Feb. News u re .x-
ecUtlDn az Admiral KoicnaK- former
head q the AH-Russ:an government.
has been officially confirmed Ad-
nrral koichak- and one O. his min
iseers. NJ PeppeIiayev were snot az
frku-sg al ; O'Clock on the morning
Of Feb. :. Il was learned today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
o-es- viotin Maker Is Dead

-t7t Far I2.-Geor-e Bartlett
~ oides- cT1izers ot This
= -4ac 9este-oav aere- & inng i'll
--ac s. vea-s He leaves 3
rae Sons an6 two daugn-
~ :.a-jer- was one Of The
'--'-- -l1ke-E Of viottns. and was
M plTuer1ad by Ole But TOR
H-@l time IF ms instruments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
THE WEATHER


Northern New England snow
sa-uc-ay- SUNDAY far OF tha coast
snow z interior. much colder.
Southern New England. Far ana
somewhat colder Sarurda- sunday
far continued coiG.
Easte-n New York. Far OF the
coast SNOW II the i-,te--lor Saturday,
SUNDAY fair and colder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

s-3r.- Fer. IAN address by
.'@-7n !. Gray. recently chosen
@Flaa-- II Bates College. was one
y =a-E-es Of the sesslon Of rhe
uC--r County -sacherr' As
IL q aeic Friday n lewiston
-rcL al parts Of the
are attending the session
IS a.lec with Inspiratfonal fsa-
began a. $40 WIKI q. de-
-"cz-zl IN the college chapel.
vas followed ny a brief bug
st=sslon. The opening speaker
'7ezlcies- ELECT G-ar-his N-r
appearance N lewiston since
LIZA necortne assoclated WITH
t-o1ege- He touched upon the
Questions q Americanszs.1on
20 epod i-izenstIp-wtich. IN truth
- h@'-notes Ct he nitro dav.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

Lewiston. Ne Feb. 12-Or L z.
Pendleron Was nominated II head the
Eapubilczr ticket II the March uu-
ricIpal election a. .odav's caucus.
he was E1appuseG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

SEE o. STATE LANSING -
~no resigns from Persistent Of
firIaI family a+-er excnanae Of iet-
tiers - ~-c- Wilson accuses -r-
81 lsurpse,o- Of power curing
illness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
5cs.or Forecas-

Forecast Tor Boston Gnd Vicinity
Saturday fair and some WHAT colder:
SUNDAY FIR and continued cns6
fresh nor-r wes- winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

Ia-Patr- u measurement
I9l-T-trvai-d po--Ior Canada -uaG
It..-5'lpe- : Sock
1aS-~ eitsphon. pot
1a--EiEnt N way ecEe
1Gs-le-Id7-r +-Iei f. l-et-s vnt-s Doc
o. Bar-ieE was found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
REPUBLICAN, WOMEN CONFER
WITH STATE CHAIRMAN HAM
AT CAPITAL eET-TOeETHER
MRS. GUY P. GANNETT OF

MRS. GUY P. GANNETT of
--1s-a. who entertained
v-1-a1 : advisory commit
az al Fridays conference
~ (l0wsr) HON. FRANK
; HAM. chairman Repubh-
81 State committee, who
=Eo.ained principles, organ
z21o1 and methods Of par
=.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
WaAe-~iTle Democrats Name F5noe
NOR

wats-vills. Ne. Feb 12-Ernest z.
Fiunemore. farmer city marshal. was
nominated for the mayo-aI-y tonight
tv Democratic caucUs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

Mess psepie sss~irs ssnstryner4 N
tns CITY a-s advertising in The jegr-
nal want Aas from aay - day
These ~sii esre IT your 5fddsas -
,esr you.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-05
W. Il. s. Alumni Dance.

TIL" informal dancing party given by
tn" members of Wheeling High School
hlumul Association last evening was
orc Of the most delightful concluding
events in i week of varied social pleas
urcs. Jacobs orchestra furnished the
muse for III" merry gathering OF young
people. who spent several happy hours
indulEing in the favoritc pastlme az the
tlks club.
The following were in attendance;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-05

student accompanied by his room
mate. John Dolan. Of Washington.
D. c.
Fred King, of ParkcrsburE, is spend
ing several days in this city looking
after business matters.
r. r. Warren. OF Buffalo, y. T.
VINO is representing the De Laval Scpar-
ator company. is the guest OF Earl
Braunlich. Of this city.
Samuel o. Jackson. OF Huntington, IS
sprndinE several days in this city look
ing after business.
Charles II. Davidson. Of Huntington,
who has been in this city looking az
ter business. will leave this morning
for his home.
G. W. Reilly. OF Chattanooga. Tenn.
is stopping at the Stamm hotel, while
in this city looking after business.
William A. Jackson left last cevn!ng
for his home in Huntington after spend
ing several days in this city; ~ l..
X Q. Crawford. Of Comsport. Pa. Is
spending several days visiting friends
in this city.
VISITING friends in this city Is stopping
at the Stamm hotel.
+. II. Bishop. of Conncllsvil!e, Pa.
has loft for his home after spending
several days visiting friends in this
city.
John West. of the North Side. has
lott for q brief visit with relatives IN
SI'TinSHClu, w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Steinfcld Of
Chaplinc street. are the proud parents
Of n fine baby boy who has been named
Samuel Steinfcld.
Mrs. Paul Neumann. OF Akron. Ohio,
is the guest OF Mrs. Edward McMl!len,
Of Warwood.
Miss Gertrude Hauch. OF South Fork.
Pa. Is the guest Of Miss Gcorgianna
Rahr. OF the South Side.
Mrs John Dunlap, OF New YORK CITY:
is the guest OF Mrs. PEBBLES Tatum, OF
Wcodsdalc.
r, J.. kindelberGer. real estate agent
on the North Side, was business WIS.,
itur in pittsburgh yesterday.
Edward Pebler. who has been III AZ
his home on Eighteenth street. North
Side for several days. is slowly recoV-
rruR.
Mrs. f. Eckhort Of South Jacob street
who had been In the North Wheeling
hospital. has been removed 10 her home.
Miss Militia Miller OF South Water
street, continues in very critical con-
Henry Otto. Of Fortieth street. who
has been suffering with a sprained ankle
Is improving.
Samuel Welsch. an old veteran who
met with An accident 4 few weeks ago.
Is still in a serious condition.
Mrs. h. Peters OF South McColioch
street Is very i'll and her condition Is
considered serious.
Rev. Rasche, Of st. Paul's Evangelical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-05
Bridge Party

Mrs John Dunlap. Of New York City.
who is tho guest of Mrs. Pebbles Tatum
WAS the honor guest AZ an informal
bridge partv given yesterday afternoon
wv Miss Florence btt at her home IN
Echo Point Following an interesting
afternoon spent in III" faaCinG ting
diversion tea was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-05
MOUNT ALU|NNAE
D|NNER-DANCE
MONDAYS EVENT
MEMBERS OF MOUNT DE CHANTAL
ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION WILL
ENJOY BRILLIANT EVENT
MONDAY EVENING.
Rembers Of Association Prom Various
Parts OF tho Country Will he Hero
for Aumnae Day Affairs.

Arrangements for the d!nncr-danHc
> given Monday night by the members az
the Mount d. Chantal AlumnLc chapter
at the Mcclure House. are progressing
under the capable management OF Mrs.
| John J. tOniff. general chairman. ASSIST
ed by Miss Esther Hell. president "f IN"
alumnae association. and Mrs. y. 4
Haning. who will have charge of IN"
dinner arrangements. Many guests are
expected 10 attend the affair which will
, follow tho usual program OF Mount dc
Chantal Alumnae Day.
, Included among the guests will be:
Mrs. Charles j. Carroll. OF Marietta.
O., who will he the guest of Miss Esther
Heil: Miss Louise Vilsack. OF Pitts
burgh who will be Mrs. HcwittS guest
Miss Sara Caffey. Of Pittsburgh. who
will accompany Mr.. and Mrs. G II. Nc
Nally. OF Pittsburgh. whose daughter:
the graduates OF the class of Mount DC
, Chantal; Messrs. Earl Dicbold and Her
bert Mannsman. OF Pittsburgh; MISS
Resale Gurley. Of Pittsburgh. who will
her homo at Woodsdale; Miss Jessie
steele Of Omaha. Nebraska will visit
Miss Marv Alexander: Miss Louise Aul
will arrive Sunday from EashNliI"'
Tenn. to he the guest OF Miss Cath"rine
Aul, OF Elmwood: Miss Mary holn' OF
Miss Catherine Aul: Miss Hazel Martin.
OF Washington. Pa. will be the guest
OF Miss Virginia Flaccus.
Among the reservations rccr;Nfu i"r
tho dance arc those Of Miss Eup"rtha
Blum, reservations for guests; Miss
Marjori" Pickett. OF Washincto on. IA
has made reservations for d; Miss Mary
Zweig. Of R"llaire, guests; Mrs. mas
O'MaIlcy. Of TntonTillc, . guests: Miss
Marguerite Ebbcrt. . guests: Mrs. John
Coniff. 1 guests: Mrs. y. \. flaming. 2
guests: Mrs. Frank Waterhousc, >
guests: Miss Mary Alexander and Miss
Angela Cuniff. reservations; MISS Fila
Conwcll: Mrs. Rose Gurlcy. Of P!ttS-
burgh. guests; Miss virginia fiaccuS
s: Miss Catherine Aul. 8: Mrs. Morgan
Naylor, . Miss Mildred Beatti". :; Miss
Catherine RicStcr, .; Mrs. Edward otto.
>; Mrs. VIM. Cruise. >; Mrs. Lightn"r.
The class Of 1920 will also be present;
consisting of: Miss Gertrude Foley. OF
weston. W. Va. Miss Helen Amabile.
OF New York city; Miss Joan tusack:
Miss Gertrude Miles; Miss Helena Aul;
Miss Louise Hall. Fairmon'; MISS u
ellie tlendCnninG. Of SiStcrsNili": MISS
Miss Sarah Hamilton; Miss Mari" la;-
terson; Miss Della Jacobs; Miss WIN.
fred Smith: Miss Elizabeth Govern. OF
Cannonshurg. Pa: Miss Madeline Nc
Nally. Of PITTSBURGH: Miss Hclrn Hiatt,
OF Virginia. Miss Adelaide Kaufman.
Of Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Field entertained
with an Informal dinner dam" last
evening at the Country club, Tho din
ncr was featured with very lovely APP
pnntments and later the guests Spcnt
several hours in dancing. music for this
pastime being furnished 10y Won Rcrg's
orchestra The gucstS were:
Mcssrs. and Mesdamcs
A. Singleton PAUL. Dr and Mrs. +. 4.
A. w. PAUL lIildrcth
Harry bradley Captain t"rriEan.
Henry Russell OF New York
Gibson caldwell
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The marriage Of Miss susan Corcoran
and Mr.. Carl II. Kchrer. both prominent
Young people nf Martins Ferry. was SOL
rmnIZcd last evening at o CLOCK az the
parsonage Of the Presbyterian church.
with The pastor. Rev. Wlngerd oiiicia-
ting Mrs Ethel NIctS, SISTER Of the
bride. and Mr.. Rohcr, WinEcrd. brothc.
Of the groom. were tho attendants.
TIN, bride wore a handsome suit or
midnight blue tricOt!nc with accessories
10 correspond. and her flowers were
Sweetheart roses. Mrs. NictS also wore
:, becoming SUIT az blue with accessories
10 nat"h. -,o
Mr.. and Mrs. kehrer left on the ~
train on an eastern trip and on the'r
return Will remain at the nome or the
bride in Martins Ferry.
Mrs. k"hrcr Is the daughter or MI
and Mrs r. r.. COrCUran. Of lark street
Martins Ferry. and i a general fdNor-
ito with the younger pc"p!" in thai tlty'
MIR Krhrrr is prominent young naSi-
ness man Of Martins Ferry, neinS asso-
riated with his father. III the lloriSt
business.
COPIES OF tho following announcement
Will be received to-day
Miss Susan Curcoran
Mr.. Carl II. kehrer
Marrlad.
Friday Evening. June the Fourth
Nineteen Hundred and Twenty.
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wehar-palbruREe Wedding

ouf., w,ddjnH 0l exceptional inter
cst was solrmniz"d yesterday attorney,
nj two O'Clock at the parSohaE' VI VIE
Trinity Lutheran church. wh'h Mss
Mary Louis. prlhruES". of ms C''!'
brrai,r in, bride If Mr.. GeurGc norman
Weber. Of Martins Ferry! rev. HIin",ii
SNYDER. pastor uf the ChurCh' peri % W.
M. r.r,inuny Dr. and Mrs. q. ID Nc
Gov. sister and brother OF liz '''N'
were, the only attendants.
Mr. and Mrs. Weber loft lat" IN INC
afternoon for columbus. where they VIII
remain one week. gong tatoT o 80 ,o y 'I,
Shrincrs and from there III" happy cou-
ple will go 10 Ycllows;nn" Nauona! Park
AMI Will return the nrSt or July 20 lnh IN,
up Their residence IN Martins LsfIH,
I whcr" they VIII receive the heartest
: cnngratulaiions Of their friends.
Mrs Weber is the daughter or MIS-
Louisa pelbruGGc Of this city. and for
some time has been employed at ~"
Gcorg" +. St!fel company store. M
, Weber. who - tn" son OF Mr.: and Mrs.
! George Wrh"r. Of Martins Ferry, is a
/ prominent business man or the ONO
town.
/ Juvenile Dinner Party.
! Toy ana Mrs. Piny Rrnkaw Ferris
! ru-rr,a ned the members Of tho Junior
! Erdcnvur ~ the Second Presbyterian
J church with an informal dinner party
{ last evening IN tn" social rooms or me
church rho young folks aaSc,npIcd a,
! and sp"nt several happy hours IN merry
games until SIX o'clock whom delicious
dinner was served. Mrs. Howard Bach
man assisted Mrs. Ferris IS serving IN"
! dinner Tho remainder Of tho evening
yas sncn. in informal social diversions
until q late hour. ThoSc enjoying INC
delightful affair w"r":
Misses
Margaret Johnson Sarah Wood
Retry Carroll Alice Pickett
Marcnrr. krcSor Ruth Brown
Florence Rlchnan Sarah Dudley
E.u.bcr DuChannun Marie Alexander
Narrcrci IaehlCy Margaret Mex ;bben
Hester RoNail Dora MckIbben
MeSSrS.
loo Davidson carson Brown
William Irorluny Bernie Higgins
! Baron EndhohHn James hyr.S
Gerard davidson Bernard Endhoben
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-05
SIMMER Term Opens Tonight.

Tho summer term If the Business
Men and WomcnS Dancing CLUB Will pc
gin this evening. Tho studio o. MIS-
Maudc Spooncr- checker IN the Court inc
afro building Will bc the Sccnr or thcIr
d,li.htTul weekly dances Throughout IN.
SIMMER. and music VIII be iurnIEnGu
bv the Spooner Becker orchestra. IhI
dances have always been held IN IN :
auditorium Of tho tIks club but MIS-
Becker has installed IN her S'Ndlp co.
,rir fans and other pleasing devices
which Will be conductive Ia cnJoyaoic
Iancins and IN" usual lqrE" crowd -
cXprci"d to attend throughout IN"
summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-05

church. will attend the Spring conven-.
ton Of the Pennsylvania district Of the
Evangelical Synod OF. North America
at Marietta. Ohio. which opens Sunday
morning.
Miss Emma Weigal Of the 7. W. C.
A. will spend the weekend with her
parents in Shadyside.
Miss Helen Ruth OF Chaplinc street,
will 90 TO New Martinsville today to b
the guest Of her mother over Sunday.
&. W. Caldabaugh has returned from
IA business trip TO Hopcweu. Va, and
Baltimore. Md.
Mrs. Mile McNabh. Of this city, and
Mrs. J. D. Burnley and Mrs. w. T Alex
andcr of Moundsvillc. left this morning
for Cleveland. where their sister 10 ser
iously i'll
Mrs. w. H. Webster Of Chicago, will
arrive in a few days for four weeks
vacation with her son, G. B. Webster,
Of Thirteenth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-05
About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.
At TEr HOTE1,S


McLure-T. !. McAvay, Grafton; l. c.
Watson. Morgamtown; II. &. White. Matt
evan: w. +. Black. FaIrmont: i. r.
Hess. S:st"rsHill"; w. II Smith, Charles
Eckcl. ParkcrsburE; Chas. NJ. Herman,
Fairmont: {. T. Caddock. Cameron; j.
W Terrell. Cameron.
windsor-B. W. Coss. Wavcrly: C. ".
AyrcS. ParkerSburG: VI. Talkington.
fairmont, Claude Prince. Grafton.
Stanm g. +. SciGhbor. Glover Gap;
has. \. Hess. ClarksbuTg; T. N. Gala
Rogers-t: VI. Evcr,, Carkshure: ].
4. Marine. ElkIns: {. ID. Powell. Grafton
Grand Ceutral-Andr"w Hartwell
Hundred; Edw. Stevans. Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Alubus, Of No
Ri North York street. Island. are the
proud parents Of a baby girl. which ar
rived yesterday morning. Both mother
and daughter are doing nicely.
Mrs. Sophia Wilson. OF North Huron
street. has returned homo after Visiting
her sister in YOUNGSTOWN. q.
Miss Clara Dischrr has resumed her
duties in the city Clerks office after
being i'll for several days al her home
on Eleventh street.
Miss Martha Morris has returned -
her homo in St"uh'nvillc after spend
ing crvcral days visiting friends on tho
North Side.
Miss Sarah Whitaker, OF Highlani
Park, will leave today for Portsmouth,
g.. where sh" will be tho guest OF her
brother Nelson Whitaker for few DAYS.
after which she will visit friends in Dc
troit.
Miss Louise Nilsack. or Pittsburgh.
will arrive Monday 10 spend two weeks
with Mrs. George Hewitt at Woodlawn.
Miss Elizabeth HuEus will leave today
for The commencement exercises at
Smith College. Massachusetts. After
which she will spend tho ronra nd"r of
tho summer visiting friends In New
l.. Rcnokc. who has hecn ccnhnra
10 tho Ohio Valley General hospital for
tho past ton days ia very much Inn
proved.
street md her daughter. are spending
several drvs "a the guests OF friends IN
Stcubcnyille. Q.
charles Bates. manager ~ III"
wheeling Milling company GOO. -
Louisville. Ky, today, being called th"re
bv the illness Of his mother.
Roy Y g. Hall. Of Fairvtcw. w. Va.
Is The guest of Rev. II. b. Moose. or tho
Wesley NJ T. church. while in the city
attending to business matters
Joe Gavin has returned to his nom" IN
pi't.hurgh. after spending several DAYS
as the guest OF relatives on South Eoif
Urnry Peters. Of Flagstaff Arlz.. is
sp,.ndine several days visiting his
hrothcr' John NJ. Peters. Of this city.
Mrs John. Mcclure Of Mood Ia 81,
with Mr. and Mrs F; NJ. Young, OF 81:
CIairsville. O. will leave Monday Tor
DcrrhcId, Wis touring by way OF Chi
,bor, yisi, with Mrs. ". r. Jarvis.
formerly Mis- Lido Irwin OF wheel
ing.
from GEORGETOWN, where he has been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-05
WASHINGTON.
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at tho Nations
CSpital.

WASHING TON. D. c.. juno $50
ator Howard Sutherland has recon
mendcd the following for appointmeOt
as naval cadets: Harold {. Daniels. OF
Parsons. principal: Harold G. Outright.
OF lvanhoe. Cpshur county. principal;
the altnrnates for the latter are az
Forest w. Campbell. Of Huntington, CD
Robert II. Hoge. Of Huntington. and (3e
James {. Allen. former resident Of
Petersburg Other routine business IN
Senator Sutherland's office: Award Of
compensation. $50 month. to Ernest
Conrad. Of Milton; application FOR PEN
sion increase filed for John Crawford.
OF Duny: same for Bernard w. Fisher,
OF Elkins: Commodore P. Hall. Of Elk
View: Robert II. Hebb. Samuel n. Funk
and William S. Street. all Of RowlsS
burg; and John Cation. OF Clifton Nilf1.
Soldiers bonus, $50. secured By Repre-.
sentative Reed. for Newell r. McKin.
ncy and William l.. SPHINX. both Of WsOe
Union
Application for 4 pension has been
filed for Nicholas pebolt Of Middle
bourne, By Rep. woodward. IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-05

Thu FnIIuwInc invitations have heen
rncc,,cd hy n number OF local people
The Class Of 1870
Warrrnton High school
Announces the
Commencement Exercises
On Tuesday. tn" Eighth al June
Eight o'clock
WarrcntOn. Virginia.
Class Roll:
Elizabeth Wellington Thompson. trrs
Dnu-lass Maxwell GiVCnS. Secretary
H.lda Marirn Kirby
Albert Fletcher. III
Howard Ralbrugec Hout
Nice ThnmrSon. prcsidcn, Of IN" class
&c u.,il known N the local society CIR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-05
Brtde-Elact Feted

Complimentary to Miss Erma sum
mrrhill. whose marriage TO Nr. William
Mandry will be an event Of June ?.
Misses Lora v. Lane and BeuIah Row
ley entertained last evening at the nome
Of Miss Lane on seventh street. Mar
tins Ferry. The evening WAS featured
with miscellaneous shower FOR Mss
Summerh.il and tho evening was Sncn'
IN sewing useful articles for the bride
elcc. Music and games added to tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-05
Cildren's Day.

The young people Of the Bethlehem
Union Chapel Will observe Children
Day on Sunday evening, jun il. n
program Of interest has been ARRANGED
with All the classes Of the Sunua!
school taking part
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-05
Robert Riley Graduates

Robert Riley Graduates
Tho following invitations have been
received by the friends OF General and
Mrs. r. &. Riley. and Mr.. Robert Riley.
their youngest son who is completing
the general course at Georgetown UNI
yrrsiry next week VIII high hnnors.
having won many SPECIAL prizes durin
the year:
The President and Faculty
OF
Georgetown University
requests the honor Of your presence
Mt the
Commencement Week EXcrciScs
of the class nr
Nineteen hundred and twenty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-05

Miss Gertrude Garden will he com
plir,ented with another charming in
formal party when Mrs. Edmund l..
Jones rntcrtains u group Of friends to-
day at her home in W0odsdalc. Bridge
viii b,. the diversion Of III" afternoon
with two tables H'CUmnodn ting tao
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Eohrer-Corcoran.

guests. 4 luncheon will be served a
The conclusion Of the games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
JAPANESE INVASION OF WEST
evv COAST SERIOUS. SAYS SWOPE
Congressman Investigating Conditions
! Would Bar Immigrants Not Intending
to Become Real, Loyal Americans.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. July 29.-Repre-
sentative King Swope of Kentucky,
who was chairman of the House sub
committee which recently completed
an Investigation of Japanese immi
grafton to Pacific coast states. de-
clared in a statement issued here to-
day that this country has reached
point where should not permit
any unassiuilable race to fill up our
a Pacific states or any other states.
II q said the privilege of entry of any
and all immi grants should be predi-
Gated upon their ability and desire TO
become real. loyal. patriotic Ameri-
cans
at is rather difficult for the people
of the east and the south to fully APP
preciate the Japanese immi grafton
question and its effect upon the Pa
cifc coast" said Mr.. Swope. When
we realize that about 100 900 of the
approximately 100000 Japanese in
tbs country live in California we can
Readily see why the CalifornianS
view with great alarm a continued
japanese immigration. Washington,
Oregon and California. in particular,
seem to represent an earthly paradise
to the Japanese because of their ia
vorabl climate and fertile soil.
The; Californians allege that the
'gentlcmens agreement is being vio-
lated and that thousands of japanese
immI grants are entering this country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29

surreptitiously every year by way of
the Mexican border. And in support
of that statement they offer the fact
that the Japanese population in Cali
fornia has doubled since 1918.
These facts led to the passage by
the California Legislature in 1913 Of
the anti-alien land law. which made
lit illegal for those who are not ell
gible for naturalization to own land.
or 70 lease it for more than three
years. But the Japanese have evaded
that law TO such an extent that II
practically serves no purpose at all.
1T is very rare that a japanese
man marries a white woman. or vice
versa. Both races seem to discounte-
nance intermarriage. They love
their mother country. They love the
Japanese traditions and the Japanese
language. and for this reason IL is
difficult to AmericaniZe them.
we witnessed the arrival of con-
signment of picture brides. who
came to this country already mar
RED to Japanese men they had never
seen. The marriage was arranged by
correspondence and an exchange Of
pictures. Such a protest against that
practice was caused that the Jap
anese called halt on the picture
brides So that. after August of this
year. the Japanese men will be com
PEELED TO find another method of con-
summating their marriages with
women In Japan