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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

The patronesses for the Midwinter
Ball, which will be given at the Belle
vue, Stratford on February g, will in
clude, Mrs. T. Charlton Henry, Mrs.
alexander Van Rensselaer,, Mrs.
Ihomas De Witt Cuyler, Mrs. Edward
lowber Welsh, Mrs. Robert l.. Mont
gomery and Mrs. John H. Packard.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick II. Shelton,
y 22S South Twenty first street, will
gIVe dinner for their daughter, Miss
tieen II. Shelton, before the Midwin-
Per Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison G. Seeler, of
z4oS Spruce street, have issued invita-
lions for the wedding reception of their
aughter, Miss Katharine Seeler, and
lr' George Franklin Gentes, on Tues
ay, February 10, at the Acorn Club,
rom until 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers Cart
Erlght, Jr., have taken apartments in
new York. Mrs. Cartwright will pay II
Future.
Mrs. w. Griffin Gribbel, of Moreland
Syehle, st. Martins, has returned from
'entnor, where she has been convalesc
Hs from an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. John A. Brown, Jr., Mrs.
tsnley g.. Flagg, Jr., Mrs. Alba B.
ohnSGn, Mrs. Ernest Law, Mrs. Paul
ehekla Mills, Mrs. Charles Henry
cCott, Mrs. Alexander van Rensselaer,
na Mrs, G. G. Zantzinger have issued
to a meeting in the Clover
soom Of the Bellevue Stratford tomor
Ow ut O'clock. There will be an ad
rsss by the Rev. Archibald r. Mans
,eid, u. D., superintendent of the Sea =
,ens Church Institute. of New York
IN the needs of seamen in the port ol
ailadelphia. The Rev. Percy Il. Stock
an; acting superintendent of the Sea :
n3 nna Church Institute of Philadelphia
i,l also speak, and tea will be served
Mr, and Mrs. Alexander Biddle, oI
aynnild, Rosemont, are entertaining
ulnner this evening, in honor of Mrs
sorge, w. Childs Drexel, who will
9ave the end Of this week to join Mr.
sasl at Whiteoak, Ga, for the re.
'a'noer OF the winter.
ar. and Mrs. Morris 4. Clothier. O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27
ROXBOROUGH

Miss Elsie Mack and Miss Mildred
Mack, Of 400 Lyceum avenue, were the
January hostesses of the junior auxil-
iary of the Epiphany Lutheran Church
on Saturday evening The guests. who
are working for the Orphans Home in
Germantown, were Miss Mabel Wolfe :
mate, Miss Kathryn Forster. Miss
Myrtle Katzenbach, Mrs. Lee Wetherill,
Mrs. Carrie Zaiser, Miss Eleanor Scho-
field, Miss Edith Katzenbach, Miss
Grace Allebach, Miss Florence Allebach
Mrs. Henry A. d. Wacker and Miss
Esther Allebach.
Mr.. William Franklin Dixon, of 1886
Ridge avenue, left on Saturday to spend
week in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Newton Bovard, of 1900 Mana
yunk avenue. and Mrs. Charles b. Ben
nett, of 4347 Manayunk avenue, who
have been spending some time in Allan
tic City, have returned to Roxborough.
Miss Harriet Bennett is visiting friends
in New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27
TIOGA

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer G. Pfeiffer are
occupying their now home on Green
wood avenue, Jenkintown. Mrs. Pfeiffer,
who was November bride, was Miss
Dorothea Hillemann.
At the Chatham Literary Union held
last evening in st. Pauls Reformed
Episcopal Church, Broad and Venangc
streets. there was an interesting discus
sion of the possibilities of the candidacy
for the presidency of Governor Coolidge
Mr.. Herbert Hoover and General Leon
ard Wood. with reasons why the pro
posed nominees should run. The speak,
ence Smith, Mr.. William Keenan, ant
Mr., G.. Oscar Beasley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27
INST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells Of Several Small A8airs-Mr. vii
hws Surprise Party for His Wite's Birthday-Mr and
Mrs. Patterson CiUe Party for the Misses Thayer

Clairemont, yillanova, will entertain
at dinner on Thursday.
Judge and Mrs. j. Whitaker Thomp-
son, OF 2021 Pine street, will give a
dance for Miss Josephine Thompson, at
the Bellevue Stratford, on February 4.
The guests at the dinner which Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll Hodge. Of Glynwydd,
Radnor, will give at the Ritz Carlton
on Friday evening, before Mrs. Wurts' $
Dancing Glass, in honor of their
daughters, Miss Muriel B. Hodge and
Miss Dorothy +. Hodge, will be Miss
Maisie Change, Miss Aida Eisenbrey
Miss Betty Cushman, Mr.. J. Barclay
Mr.. David wilson, Mr.. Philip Chan,
man and Mr.. Reginald Allen.
Miss Harriet G. II. Geyelin, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Geyelin, OF
Nillanova, returned yesterday from
New York. where she has been visiting
Mrs. William Zeigler.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Griswold Flagg
Sd, of Villanova, have gone to New
York to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Flagg, Jr., who are expected to arrive
from Europe today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Thayer. O,
Ryneton, Villanova, returned from O
short trip to San Francisco last Friday
The fourth of the series of community
| dances which the women of Merton are
giving at the Overlook Golf Club fol
the benefit of the Tribute House, will
be given on February and will
be masquerade. The patronesses are
Mrs. Earle s. Haines, Mrs. Willoughb,
F. Richardson, Mrs. Ross G. Cornish
Mrs. Ernest Soaring, Mrs. Percival e
Foerderer, Mrs. Thomas Dun Bclfield
Mrs, George D. Watt and Mrs. Jane,
| A. Emmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rabinowitz, o.
ol9 Pine street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Bells
Rabinowitz, to DIR. Abraham Louis Ep
| stein of 4O27 Girard avenna
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

The Dinard Country Club will give a
small dinner party on Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lafferty,
22O7 South Clarion street, president of
the club. Among those present will be
Mr.. Thomas Quigley, Mr.. William Z.
Manning, Mr.. Charles W. Rogers, Mr..
John McHale, Mr.: John Haley, Mr..
Edward Allen, Mr.. Joseph Boylen, Mr..
Francis Neary, Mr.. Paul Reynolds, Mr..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27

Club, Broad and Oxford streets, in aid
of the building fund of st. Bartholo.-
news Church, of which the Rev. Joseph
j. Scanlon Is rector.
Several veterans of the worlds war
are giving the affair, and expect it to be
one Of the biggest receptions OF the sea :.
son. The ladies' committee consists OF
Nolan. Miss Anna Cummings, Miss
Mary e. Cummings. Miss Catherine
Martin, Miss Anna Sheehan, Miss Es-
telle Sheehan, Miss Mae Sheehan, Miss
Elizabeth G. Scanlon, Miss Helen Gan
non and Mrs. David L. Scanlon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27
FALLS OF SCHUYLkILL

Mrs. Thomas J. Gavaghan. of 1886
Ainslie street. left on Saturday to spend
ten days in Baltimore.
The twenty eighth annual dinner and
dance of st. Bridgets Catholic Club
was held last week in Odd Fellows
Hall. The anniversary was in charge
of Mr.. Charles Lyons, Mr.. James NJ.
Wilson, Mr.. Charles Golden. Mr.. Fran
els Cunningham and Mr.. Daniel Nc
Henry. Mr.. Lyons was POSTMASTER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27
FRANKFORT

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Anderson, of
4632 Penn street, are on an extended
trip to Florida and southern Califor-
MIA.
Mrs. J. Cooperman, of Orthodox
street. will entertain at luncheon and
five hundred tomorrow afternoon. Gov =
ers will be laid for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Crankshaw, of
Dyre street and Frankford avenue, are
being congratulated on the birth of a
son.
Mrs. n. B. Derr announces the en- =
eagement of her daughter. Miss Elenor
c. Derr, to Mr.. B. Griffith Calder, OF
Frankford.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Irene Edgar entertained her club
members at her home last evening at
5463 Pine street.
Mrs. Mary R. Hicks, of 261 South
FELTON, street, announces the engage
ment of her daughter. Miss Marion
Hicks, to Mr.. Robert e. Webster, also
of this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27

present were Mrs. D. Block. Mrs. s.
Clark. Mrs. B. Kleven, Mrs. B. Borek,
Mrs. H. Steinberg, Mrs. NJ. Stern, Mrs.
C. Newfield, Mrs. S. Learner, Mrs. II.
Noltzman, Mrs. l.. Minsky, Mrs. NJ.
Mackler. Mrs. j. Bledenthal and Mrs.
NJ. Reaback.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27
ENGAGE EMENT

Mrs. James Mapes Dodge, of Clapier
street and Mexican avenue, German
|town, announces the engagement of her
daughter. Mrs. Henry s. Paul, to Mr..
Spencer *. Milford, Jr. The wedding
|Sll take place early in the spring.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27
STRAWBERRY MANSION

The semiannual theatre party of the
n. p. Sewing Circle was held last
Tuesday evening at the Lyric Theatre
and was followed by a supper. Those
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27

Reception for Building Fund
\ A reception will 1be given Friday
evening, February 6, at the Columbia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27

PHILADELPHIA'S LEADING THEATRES
Direction of Lee ]. ]. SHUBERT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27
mary Savings Emphasized!

on all classes of Fur Skins are rising every
day. This Sale will tomorrow give you the
opportunity to save l-3 to IL on present
prices and perhaps double on next seasons
prices Consequently, it is greatly to your
benefit to buy now-to buy Immediately
This we strongly emphasize, and sincerely
urge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27

WeW Reserve Your Purchase in
Our Storage Vaults, on Payment
of Small Deposit, Until Next
Autumn. Payments to Be Con-
tinued hrOugh Spring and
Summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
JUDGE RITZ GETS ~
ROUGH WITH Dips
OAOoIn AT FAIR 0IV1H o1AH1D
hnMIHDn1 or TMHI1 VIoI3
GOAL rruoh Drivers Fined Tor Oassyso0
Ont nO0uSs OrAOrU ~

roIlco court yaHteTdhy morning VI
very iutaTaHtlng nnsulon. barausS III
tho pIoHnnco ~ threa alleged "dipS 81
If whom wrTo discharged on tnAt
charge nnd nnod 90 and cost on GfnHS|
81 principals by Judge John " 1UL
Harry JnrbnOn and Frank WuUeyM
both roIoTod wnrn nnhb"d WEDNESDAY
afternoon by Dnioc,Ivos Ciaary ana
McKown h In alleged that they WerS
"worbing" among tho crowd In veIy
suppIrInIH manner NJ tho TAR GrOuhon,
uiuTc Tho officers wsrn unnbls 10 81
nnyIhinp definite on tho mon thsr Wero
nnrd tiO md cont or 40 day. bshind hs
hntr on u charge T.. suspicious chaTso'
torn.
rho other NON nrrniE was ITeN
G. Iinynor, 81 Now York who WaA ar
rcrird by Dainciivo Iiumes. who stat.
cd that 10 didn't roo tho man In AGten
IIryncn admitted that h" was L.
rourrc tout and was accordingly
nnrd SO aud tho trimmings. -
Auoihor ono from tho fair ErouHot
vnr n man named Irwin WlnowicS. also
nrrcricd by iiumsH. on charge OF op-
rrntInE rOrno kind Of KAnbls. He va
nnod 40 aud cost on such charge.
unirrT ur,Inhnun had the rsnaIndsr
nf pniirn court, Ray Carter ana T.
Iiumphrio-. drivers for 6. u. ktmDsrIy
Cuuupnuy wrro nn~d 400 ana cost TOY
oyr TInndng their coal trucks ana aIly.
IuT them through The city streots Tnsy
both stated that their managers heS
"rhr'nd them :" hlHrns"'" any ''a"
uIvcn Out by the poiic"
Louis Hnrn and JamnH M"N"iii ws!s
,"% ,nrnush tho ely with thsiy
ruI ouI oprund Thry worn assesses
tho ununI 40 nnh cost ar 'h'fiS osS"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
DRILL WILDCAT
OIL WELLS, HERE
1.oo.I Promoters Drill Test wells Ous-
side the Citv

on activity "nUo more mas neen
moved IN wildcat or unknown inITuOIy
In wheeling dirirIci. In fact hrillun
Inns boom ninrtrn on two or these w.
nuh they bro being watched VIVID mvcn
Irlrrcri by mnny aH 10 wh',her wv
viii 10 good producer" or Jm ~
work which has boon don' ny any COM
nnny In Wheeling district since Inc re.
cont oil aud gan boom Hnvnrhl year,
back s a.
ono test we'll IL being put down On
ihc Srhcnk property up big WneennB
CrccL md hipt across In Marshail coun.
~ Drilling wnr started at this wsI
H.. nrA pnrt Of tho week and they
hnvc n sunk about 200 fset ALREADY.
large block Of this territory has DeSn
I"nScd for tho purpose OF sinking wsm
I'm hopes Of getting a supply OF eithsr
Kar or oil ..syt.
al sometime ago In well under
I. Iocntcd on tho Hanson farm In tns
hollow on Moore'H Run. about en-
NH. west OF West wheeling on tns
ohIo side II Is underbtood mat sew.
,rnI other local comDa MES have oot
Leases ON different pieces OF properly "
wheeling WnrWnod and surrounoJIS
trrrIIory, which they arc planning 70
mat down tnni wells on thaso IN w
nr,, future mn soon hH ihny can 81 tnS
mnirrinl and necspnhTy equipment 70
stnft work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

LOCAL CATHOLIC i.
WOMEN ENROLL
Daughters ~ isabella n.0nms MsmbsrH
ar RHtinnHI Organization HoHt
Wesh

| ON r'rttmhrr Ii Il nnh IL. III" nTr'
nnnunI ."mrruii"n 81 the national ""mn
~ 81 'nIh"llu Women. whi'l VIII 10"
| h"Id al NnnhluEt"n, u -. will u" 81
| I'uIrd by Ih"urnnhr "f w"In"n fr"In
! Ihr "rph,uI tho tnlirh Hi"I"H A. ms
| ,"nvoulI"u The IInuHhI"ir ~ Ir"h'lI''
| rnir"lI '"u,i 81 Nh"ollmR. VIII com"
| our"lI"h IuhlvlhunIIy uud ~ m"nh"IH
! 81 tho Wheeling dlu'on" MIn W J.
/ Icnr. grand ri"i" r"g"ui ~ I""Eh'",T
: IT IunhrIln. Through wh"nr uniIriuH o.
! Tort mud hJnl h"v"il"w l." tho "rRnhlI'
! fIuu tvrIE ,"uIi IN tho rinl" WIZ h'
J como rnI"ll'h. vas "u" ~ lho 'hhlI''
I InctGborr. with ono hundred mud nv
| rIhc, ,yururi from dlff"Irni pnIin 81 IN"
| ruuuiTv
rho NnrInnrI Council viii In no way
interfere 81 dlrtntr /" tho dI0coHhh '"l'h
| ellis but VIII rIimulnIr IA" organ IN
| Iinnr 10 do hrttrr work Tho orRnhlIh
| tIuu Of dlnCcrnn COunCilr In tho MUM
! step In p"rf"ciing ia" nhchih"fy
! ihruugh whl"h TIA" catholic w"Inhhh""n
Inr America VIII undertake" To carry our
! Tho urorr,m Of nucIul rcrvlrr outlined
, At tho nrrt meeting or IN" h"nrh 81
directors held IN chicago In May
Tho nrr project I" b" und"rinknn
| will hc mn ntruElvr m"mh"rhhlp di,V"
! I'm which II lp hnr"h TINT rv"ry 'Hlho-
lie woman nnh every Catholic organ ~ ~,
lion viii hrcpmn affiliated win IN"
HllOnHl tOun'l.
| IIIIphurrh wau Tho first city 10 be
| come GpInlIlrIFIy Hlllllhl''I WIN Nv
| rinuaI uurIl. mud At IN" convention
ncsI wrr.G large number or i'lltH-
huryh women VIII represent tho IlttH'
hurrh dl"'"H".
Their" are hVc ranks or m"nlo'rsnIp
| In The National Council and the hurH
range from 800 Ia tlhO. Tho Ihhkh
Of Inrul.rrhip nro nnii"nal. hInt"' no
,rrnn l,ruI and Individual Thcr" are
. t!hu IrIr, "lnsir' az membership ipuhn'
! err, unIruna aud sustaining mcmhnrH'
/ N,. AIl,hn,I i:nNln. or New YORK tItS'
: II national president and Miss Agnes
IG Ucpan. al l.nr Angeles. IN executive
: nr,IrinIy The h"nrd or directors ~
made up "f - prominent """'"' ."''
! ,,.., If ,,.I,uII IrpTc-onI the fourteen
, ,,u,Iu,r- 81 tie United Staten 4" bn
! ,I,.Icd nr the annual convention. Tho
nIIrr rr,rn being "I"'I"h by an hhV'n
! $500. ,,,,,uiIIru The h!ntinnnI Council
,,,., t,,,,,a with comment az tho hloT-
nI,y nr tho Ilnlirh rinl"r win ~" sup
| rnrI 81 tho arch hlHh"p nnd ia" hIh""p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
JEWISH new YEAR
holiday Season al noff Htrsst Temple
Opens HsEt wssh.
schoolgirls mean to own

The now ysarA work at tho tof
Street Temple. which also lnhuEurnl"T
the third year Of the pastoral" or Nnhhi
l. 4 Mlachklnd. viii begin with m"
holiday services and sermon topics com
m,ncInK sunday evening. Hrpt"mhcr IL.
and extending through period lnclud-
ing October 4
The bulletin Of tho Eoff street Tom
pie carries Now Year greeting from
tho Rabbi to tho ConErcEHntH or l.cHhem
Shomayln. In which Rabbi MlHchkin pro-
diets. from tho awakening OF tho past
year. and especially tho last three
months. n continued activity on the part
OF both rabbi and congregation. and
speedy Accclsration NJ hopeful Condl-
tionH now dawninE Reference Ia made
with gratitude TO the expenditures lnN-
ished 10 improve the HynaKoK and class
rooms OF which tho congregation may
we'll be proud.
Following In the bulletin announcing
tho holiday services and sermon topics.
distributed TO members OF tho conKre-
CATION yesterdAy
Rosh Hashana tNe~ YeaD. Sunday
evening Sept IL. at 7.iS o'clock sharp
Topic. Three books
Monday morning Sept u. al 10
o'clock sharp. TOpir huc"rsA and Fall
ure
Saturday morning sept -. nj 10 40
o'clock sharp asrmonetIs
Ahabbaa Shuva thabhsth pr Repent
anGsB. Friday evening. sept II. at 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

bor II. 1T 1890 o'clock rarcntH mr."
Try by that hour. This year there WI
he only ono registration day. CLASS
work begins September ~.
At the request Of several parents OF
the Eoft Ktrcct Temple congregation. II
class has been formed for tho lehC NM
Of Hebrew and the preparation or b"yH
for confirmation. This "lnsH VIII meet
on week days. exact hours to be an
uounCrd later.
4 post confirmation class Will also h"
formed with the resumption OF tn"
school In addition to last year comm
rncntr Rabbi /. \ Michkind announce
there are eligible for this "lnas all boys
aud glrIn bet wcru the hBrn al 10 ana ~
lchrs The elm Of the school In /" re
cure the attendance 81 every Jo"lnh
child 81 n'h""l age.
The Ioa,hcIs training '"uIr" OF tlr
TumpIe will Traunr rrsHlun7 ia" wr"k 81
O.IuhtT 4 aud reading 'iI'l" In being
tnIinSd Tur tho pa p''h" "G h'nuh inning
m,ut,rrn with current Jewish literature
rrotso, SouT OhiId-And Others
m, hrsIuuIn1 81 ~ h""l hIInEn
,nuHhs aud ,"Idr T." Unnuy 'hllhir" ~
tho Net elm ct cola u In vol u"
pIvc , ,hIId dnrr 81 r"i' 3 ll"n"P
nd Tar COM Isnuud Ihni sole, '"'I"hI"
.n,sh nchI"Ins MIr ] ~ l'luIl""i".
"a Autumn uIraoI rnrnnl' ~ j WHO"
'TnIry'r Honey aud Tni certainly In lh"
h,,t .u,trh mud cold remedy "N''
trIrJ Tnr rnY IIlIin hoy children I'h' "
urnJ IT,, rnuuhr c"idr. 'r"np. wh""I'
InE cough hnY f"vor md nH'hm' h"'h
Tvrrywh'r"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
Two Important Committee
Meetings at Y. ". c, A.

Mcubcrr ~ ia" religion "dn'n'l"n
nuInIII~r nfr 'nIl"d I" ~ IInr""hh'
Ir,rIInr "u IilhnY "fi"in""u 81 INV
vet ElI ihI'' r.'lo'k IN III" ! w =. y.
rrIIuIr Th' Tuu'Il"u uf ~" '"IIliIIlI'"
-, IT, rIuu Ihc n,IllIli"r 81 Ihlr d"p"t'
IrruI rur dhr fIl md winter w"hlhh
lLl" ~, ludluE iho Arranging "f MI Ilh'c
,Inrr"r frr EiTlH, N"rp"r r"ivi'"H ma
~ ih",u' hours Tor Buuhhy hIIrIh""nh
IhtrlIphuuI IIr wIuirT nnh lnl"f"h'H w
,nnur,II,u Win III" Foreign r"'T"'hfY
,ud hrI w"Ih Ia thlun. which ~" Nh""l
Inv N-rorinIInu hIn under taken 'hIn
wear ~ nr.uhrrt 81 ihlr ""niinhI"n
az, al rcd IT, IT," pI'rrnl on frIdhN n"f.
Th" uhYri nj "hu'nii"n COMMITTEE" WV
huId ~, Ncpt"Iuh"T M cling on Mummy
.nIl,rr,nnu the Illh ~ - o''l"'k ~ re-
I,,, ~ The ruuIu"r rh'h'Ih 'hIhP'
wII,h ~ r r" r,I,', rHhf fully ""nhu"Irh at
IIrh ',rch VIII l." Ui,"n NJ ihln limo.
an dnItnup'u.uIr VIII he mad" Tor r"''
o., ,Iluu IuI ia" WIui"r u"uilr III" 'Ihnn
-,urIulrr frI both ia" RNmnhrlun hhh
r,Ininlng ,,m"l VIA ain" D." pI"H"hl"h
Mo, Ip,r. thy Ii"f'r, III" newly appoint
- I.l,, rr'rl hl', cyan. VIII meet WIN tho
, ,IumliI'o ,u Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
HERE AND THERE
TEENS OF Interest to Local People
About wheeling People, Hooisti.a
ana ORGANIZATIONS.

Tho Central Conf Mining company.
planning To supply Wheeling patrons
with coal by boat beginning oRrly In tho
fall. Tho company bought small tow
boat and fleet OF bHrges for this pur-
pose.
Rod Cross workers Mt tho fair grounds
this week report that many babies
weighed and mcnsur at tho Rcd Cross
booth arc under weight Improper and
insufficient feeding is asHiKncd ha tho
source Of the trouble In most cases
Twenty-nine women and l+o men were
cared for during tho past month at the
Union Mission. according TO the August
report OF tho lnstltution. There were
2Ba5 meals served and nino women and
40 mon woro provided with employment
Nineteen converts were made IN tho re
liEioua seTVlCeB OF the misniOn.
Dave DinEer. or the Island. who Ia at
Warrington as SECRETARY Ia Senator la
via Elhins Will have charge or the III
recIInn Of work al topubliCan county
henduuHrIeIH ONoI Nhys shoe store. II
wan announced yentoIdhy In"rninE by
chairman Uobru itcisioT lilo In CO
TO. tod I" auiva this week. and l." nnsuIno
charge "f campaign a'iiVl,ion.
IhSmnH n~lhbth al WClIHbhIu whp
wac Li'keh Ia tho fa'n whIlo al wUIk
"Wednesday al tho M'b inloyviIlo ,"sl
rhiuo IL Inp"Ttoh 1" D." resting a easily
ns '"ulh Ito orpo"Iod u, tho N"rIh
Wheeling h"npltal Ia,o lac, evening
Thror 'nrl"ads Of 'omrnt arrived "r'r
tho Hnliln"ro a Ont" railroad Yorirrhn"
uD"rninE 4 'nrlund VIVA turned "r~r u"
tho following contractors q" that lhry
can continue work '""H & Otto, CON
tractor Renhrlghi. nnd Incro,il a. EnyHgo
Al offices In the city aSd county
building which werr Clorcd yortcrd.y
RftrTnu"n on rGruunt Of city day nj thu
fair Will be opened at tho usual tim"
this morning To TAX" cnro "f all buHi-
ness
JEWISH SUNDAY BCHooL ACTIVE.
ReRirtration FOR III" Jewish school Of
tho EOff street Temple congregation
will DO held Sunday morning. Soptcm.
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o'clock sharp Topic. rrldo aud IGn"r

o'clock sharp Topic. rrido aud iG""'
nnUa
Y"m kippun uRy ~ h'"""""n, =,
Tuo-dpy evening. nopt. ~. NJ ~"
u'"lork Hharp Topic" Har"h !" m" h"n"
Wednesday morning. Hrpl. ~. a' \.
o'clock sharp, Topic. Tho. Fo"pI" "t
pcEtlnY.
Wednesday afternoon. sept ". Al
o'clock ChIIdrrn'a EeTvicc
Wodnc -day nft~rn"ou. Sept =. nj 2'so
o'clock Topic. when Wo Recall
Friday evening Acrvlrcr. Sept ~. nj
TAB O'Clock sharp. Topic. lniorludsH'
Mcnorah confrronCCH
Saturday morning services. Sept TO-
nt 1890 o'clork sharp. Scrmonctto.
SuCcoth tHarvrHt FcAtlvnD. SUNDAY
evening Sept 20. at o'clock sharp,
Topic: The Tents Of shom md tho VILE"
OF Pnphet.
Monday morning. Sept u. at 1890
o'clock sharp. Topic: Behold. create
Friday evening. oct. |. at 7:i5 o'clock
sharp. Topic: More Intcrludea The
Rabblnical Conference.
Saturday morning. Oct. ?. at 1890
sharp. Sermonette.
Sunday afternoon.t oct. J. Mt 3:lb
o'clock sharp. Chidlr-n's harvest fcS,
tiyal
Monday morning. Oct. I. at 1890
o'clock sharp Topic; Tho End OF
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THE RIVER

Tho uunpo at -" Wheeling "h"'
Inri r,,uInu i"pirl"r'h ~ Ir"l r'"r' 90
,Iu, foot ILr 1,'nIh'i "pn I"hl
With U,,nrlunul llThl rh""'Ir. h"' 49,
rrurpo,I f"r f"lllur weather 'h"' WIZ
nn",i tho il,"I rinC' 49,
Tho packet Ii"l"u !. l"f' ~ ~ !"
n',In,h Thurrhng t"i .''w Nn' I''"' w.
carrying n hcnly rhirm"ul 81 II"lRh'
rho General IorrhIuE departed al y
o',Iork innnnI cur"ui" !" 'haiI"l"',
mud tho Senator C"rd~ll l"rl nj "'I'"
InuI evening Tor Huntington
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TRUCK DRIVER hurt
Condition OF Peter BtohbB Injured In
Crash Of Hin Trucks. In
Unchanged

Peter SInbh" 81 a. center nII"''
ruIiun was IUI"Ii"h =" Il" hh"'' '''
same, AT the bhln valley 'i"n'Inl h"rIh
lnI Inni rvrnlup. fuII""I lar Wl"Ii'h h'
,,,rlvrd nj I - u.,Iu'h A"nl' Ih"b n""I :.
Iup when The tII'h that h" wn1 l''ht
,mIIiI,i Win nu"ih'
HIni,hr vy,r ia Wing u tIu'h I"t ia"
Itrp,I t.nuii -, il"u '.,irIru' lllr ihl"'
lrr wrI' v'iy u'ttn''''"r "nh II !" ""'
Lu,v,u IuuI how roo "iin Ih'E may h'
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Schools Reopen Today
uIud.utu 81 MI AVON EnI"yad T"il u"l
Nay ana nImHIah WIN Vluli"iH nj
ULRto ThlT

Tho public n'h""l~ nuh hIrh - h""I 90
Wheeling VIII i""Inu INV n"Ihl"f '''
ihc nunI day w"Ih 81 ih" ~ y N'' u
,f the term Tho r'h"ulr w"r" 'l""oh
nlI dry y, rI'rh'N. nnh lh"u'"ndn 80 '"'
riud,uir Ctuu ~" tiny l"lr ~ lh' ~"
gtndrr in rnruh"I1 81 III" SENIOR ''''I
Of high r,h"ul mingled IN III" lhI"hE 81
yIrItnru 81 Ihr ulni" mn y"u'I d"N
Superintendent = J.. ,'l'h'"N y, ~"
nj vnrE among other things gathering
mud compiling ~" 1T "f ,nImlIn""'"
md nilcudnutg fuT ia" w""k IN" i'-
rurI Whom announced "nTly nrH week
IL cNprrioh I" hh"w greatly me- ''''"
,nroIimrut Iu nil 81 ia" grad" rcho"lH
n, well MA IN III" high r"hu"I