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DENIS THAT HOUSE
 (,()hNIT17EE: HOLDS tv|l)Nl NlCE ON ALIENS
Row BiWeen Congressnaen ana Labor Depart
 ment

k& Washingn, April 3.-Acting sec
 retary Pos of the department oi labor deni- today that the house Emigration ,mmitee had taken DOS
 session of 'idence in the case of 9
 number ofaliens recently ordered
 Reported al subsequently, released as announce yesterday by Chairman J0hnson, ofhe house committee.
 Mr. Post id that without making
 any prevlou request, the committee
 actompanietby the house sergeant at-arms, aplared at the department yesterday al asked to see the evil denee. He id them. he said, that the departmtt would cooperate wit:1 them in thr examination of the d0cuments rating to the aliens. The secretary add that to confirm this verbal stateent he had written a formal letter Representative John son.
 SN Thc comnytee chairman, in his |announcemen yesterday said the Evidence hadlot been removed from the departmat's files, but that it had been plaed in the charge of a slIh- -committef composed of himself and Represe1atives Vaile of Colo nRdc, and Baer of California. Mr. 10hnson said t was the hope of the |c0nAmittee tha in view of the facili- H64 offered " Actinr Secretary, H66t it Wouldpot be necessary to re- 4p4e from th department of labor Q& files relaWe to deportation mat
 he commit fe which is proceeding :Uer authorit of the house investi- 6 radical Eitation with view Btrengtehefng existing laws, is rSke kesented as being dissatisfied 'V54 the man CT in which the de- r921ment of bor has handled the 64&s of severa hundred of the. two th4% %sand and lore persons arrested lHh he recent taids by the Depart of Justice on the headquarters I'll locals of ae Russian Commun- Ill party
 Iairman Johson has announced t{t4& evidence has been obtained y1h convince. the committee that thN#. W. W. al allied with the com I'll tsts and thst they should be de I'll d under th ruling of Secretary 0ty8 bor Wilson that the Communist oF nization is one which advocates Overthrow tf the United States G0N fnment by force.
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pdren Sent to Germany Missing

York, April 3.-From 1000 to American children and colleg- cnt to Germany during the war rk m mNhcs and factories and to 1000 sent by the Turkish tcry of public instructions to
 cannot be found, according to platlon at the near cast relief rom its representatives in Con- nople,
 lnter-allied comission in Con nople has been informed of appearance by the representa- Pf the American patriarchiate Hlng to the information,and il Eald the commission promised Ike an effort to find them.
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bids Priest to Sell Art Objects

frid, April 3.-The pope's re htative here has issued a cir addressed to the priests of forbidding the sale by ec- stics of objects of artistic val
 longing to the various churches.
 uncio's attention has been call
 the fact that many priests Pold ancient tapestries, paint hd other objects belonging to
 churches and replaced them modern work of art.
 nquarians, the nuncio said, had enabled to make enormous pro (y disposing of the old objects felgners.
 circular forbids the sale oi Prtlcles belonging to churches |ut the authorization of the
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COAL PRICES RISE.

St. Louis, April 3.-Price increases ranging from 5 to 55 cents a ton were announced by focal retail coal dealers today. Other advances will be made when the operators receive their prices as a result of the 13 per cent wage increase granted miners, 1t was announced. Operators have
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SELECT WRITER

Los Angeles, April 3.-Announce-
 ment of the selection of L. W. Rogers, author and former news rington as national president of the American section of the Thos- ophical society of which Annie
 Besant is international president,
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Russia to Pay ill
 Gold and Cereals

>. Stockholm, April 3.-Russia is ready to pay in gold and cereals for all kinds of industrial products principally farming equipment which are needed urgently, accord ing to statement issued here by representatives of Russian corpor- ations.
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HOLD } FOR MURDER.

Neville, Tenn. April Waiv- rellmlnaty eXa1linatlon before g'Strate on the charge of first k murder, Jim MadeWeil. John and Will Robinson, negroes
 held to the criminal court nt bond at the conclusion late
 ot the coroner's inquest into ling of Corporal Raphael Purl- \, who disappeared March 1t
 here on recruiting duty with MI infantry band.
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Prince Joachim
 isOut of Jail

Berlin, April 3.-Prince Joachim Albrccht of Prussia, cousin of For mer Emperor William, and who was recently arrested and incarceratcd in the Moabit prison charged with having fomented an attack on mem- bers of the French commission in the dining room of the Hotel Adlon, vas released from prison yesterday.
 The pr',ce has been forbidden to reside in Paris.
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Burglar Insurance
 Rates Advanced

New York, April 3.-Incrcase of
 25 per cent in the rates for burglar insurance in New York City and oF per cent in nearby territories were put into eject today by indemnity and surety companies here follow ing d secret meeting of underwriters
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Climax feed produces eggs; let your chickens eat 1t and if you get
 moro fruit than you need, we will buy it. Steed Grocery Co.,, 17th and Main. 3-1S-lmo
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ICE HOLDS SIX SHIPS.

ngton, Mich, April 3.-SiN eSseis were imprisoned tonight K of the largest ice packs of inter just off this port and g to free themselves in a
 E 4aoWstosul driven by 5 io-
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HONOR CHATEAU THIERRY.

Paris, April 3-Chateau Thierry is to receive the legion of honor, it was announced today. French and memorandums are being on which the president be- slows the honor on the city
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FIND CHIEF GUILTY.

Edwardsville, Ill, April S.--Crief of Police Patrick McCambridgc of Madison was found guilty in Circut Cort here today of assault with q deadly weapon shooting August Will liam here last August.
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was made today from the Krotona
 Institute Of thosophicsl here today. The retiring president had been in office since 1912. President Rogers will make his headquarters here.
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according to the testimony. The Bacheldcrs refused to give the ba- by up later, and habeas corpus pro- cccdings were begun.
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last night. Various officials ad-
 mitcd that the incrase in robberies
 here and elsewhere since the first of the year was the principal reason for theacton.
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announced their prices would be il creased from $1 to SIPS ton.
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Wheeling Realtors
First to Organize

Wheeling was the first city IN
West Virginia to have q real
estate board. Charleston organic
ed one in January, 1919. which
now has IS active members, 20
associate members and 3 honor
ary members-men who have done
a great deal for the city. Charles
ton GOT a board organized at Hunt
ingtun and. the nat Parkersburg.
This week Clarksburg effected q
temporary organization and Fair
mont was organized.
There is q state organization Of
real estate men which enables CO.
operative effort on legislation.
There Is also a national organiza-
ton Of which the state is a part.
The state convention will be held
at Wheeling on Monday and Tues
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blsssed c5siIe icnEa ttlie' fcEnaer=
not lie, 6ut IieEz Ht6 tehed: color
les existence ! IN Which vas moth,
tnS but suiterin
The n6nlepr0us section Or the
1stand contains the most hopeful,
and get perhaps, the most pafhes.
ic. Of Al The nights OF the island,
This was the house, situated on .
higher level for children born .oi
leper parents, who have been $50
iafed IN the hope that they may
not develop the disease. The bCild.
Ing Is q new, reinforced concrete
structure, bright Ind cheerful.
Here we saw forty babies, ranging
In age from SIX months to live
years, Joyous, active, little bodies
whom one might think we're nor
NAL children. Wen and happy
they are nov, but no one can tell
what the future may. hold for
them. Two Of the children who
showed signs OF the disease were
returned to the leper colony. Chi.
dren who after a period Of not less
than two years Of observation show
no signs Of the dreadful sickness
are delivered to their grandparents
or other relatives, in the Provinces.
There is no mother-care for these
little children. Somewhere in the
leper portion Of the colony there
are the aching, longing hearts o.
those who have had to give them
up; but they are well cared for by
three nurses, fine Protestant girls
from the Manila training schools.
In the entire journey through the
Culion colony, covering miles ana
miles Of streets and paths, no dirt
or filth Of any kind was encoun.
tered, and no more odor than
would be perceived In an average
New England village. Perfect SAN
itation and the treatment Of the
leper in a normal way, recognizing
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CROSS ROADS.

Among the many callers at G
W. Rudy's last Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Lonnle Hayhurst and chi
dren Of near Little Falls: Mr.. and
Mrs. D. c. Nuzum and little daugh.
ter. Leora, Of Fairmont, and Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Morgan, Of Long
Run.
Miss Iva Vincent Is visiting rela,
iyes at Shinnston and Enterprise
Mrs. Mary Ann Vincent who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs,
Charlie Baker, Of Winfield, has re
turned home.
Miss Kathryn Prunty, Of Fair
mont, has been visiting her cousin,
Miss Ada Clinton.
Miss Ola Vandergrift, Of Graf.
ton, spent the week end visiting
friends and relatives here.
Mrs. J. 1. Vincent and children
are spending q few days at Enter
prise.
John jenkins has moved his fam,
lily from Killarm to the William
Reynolds property on Goose Greer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Vincent and
children spent Sunday at William
Thompson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpha Hall and
children attended the Williams fam
lily reunion at Joseph Williams OF
Long Run Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Morgan at
tended the funeral Of the latter's
aunt, Mrs. L. G. Rich, near Laurel
Point, Wednesday.
Miss Matte Morgan spent Sun
day with her cousin, Miss Pearl
Thompson Of Colfax
Mrs. Bessie Heck and children. OF
Grafton. are visiting her sister.
Mrs. Alpha Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Vincent at.
tended the Williams reunion Sun.
day.
mont, Is visiting relatives here.
4
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~ extends MI Win Ill IN =
M Hoover q chSEias i
TN BaS tia me this week s oi
tRet. and Nh 1ofh Bed On. 6 the
q. 3 rakSnniSe
Rev G .. Rllser. pastor Of the
Catholic chrfth VISITED Rel. Bout
Hon n Tairmctt tbs Week.
Mrs.. Are1st Weber and Miss
Elsie Biersach have returned from
q visit with friends IN Fairmcnt
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lllIll'%I|IlG[Il||
'[[PER'Gl[0II
It Is Maintained BY the
United States in the
Philippine Islands.

william N. Danne,, Of New York
secretary Of the American Mission
to Lepers, has recently written al
account Of a trip to Culion, Philip
pine Islands, where the United
States government maintains tn
largest leper colony in the world
OF 1t Mr.. Danner says:
Culion, where eleven years age
the American Leper Colony was es
tablished, Is an island with beauti
full recovered hills and valleys
with luyuriant vegetation. Vege
! tables and fruits, gorgeous flower:
, and birds Of gay plumage brighter
the dark green Of the forests.
The Culion colony is the abode
Of 4,440 lepers. We were met al
the border line by several hundred
Of them with two brass bands.
The glad faces Of the leper:
whom We saw gave little indication
that they were a population OF In
curably sick people. Manned bod
les attested the fact, yet for the
leper population Of the Philippine!
life has changed for the better
through the establishment Of TIL:
colony. One great factor In the
more hopeful mental attitude Of the
patients at Culion Is the recogni
ton by the government that these
people have wants and craving;
like those CT more fortunate per
sons. A new. club house Is design
ed to provide for the social need:
Of the colony, and has a main as
semblyroom, q library and reading
room. Surrounding these rooms, !
large open air veranda affords am
pie space for recreation.
Naturally, In an enterprise con
Quoted by the American govern
ment, q good school Is maintained
in which the common branches arr
taught, the pupils being carried "
to the seventh grade. There is aist
industrial work, including bamboo
basket weaving. hat weaving, AM
embroidery. Every trade Is repre-
scented In the village. There are
for instance, BARRIERS, tailors, san
dal.makers, and photographers. j
taxes the imagination to visualize
the tremendous difference tina
these things make In the life ant
outlook Of the villagers, the com
fort and satisfaction impaired
through useful occupation; and al
the mind Is awakened, the interes
aroused, the hope inspired, what .
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MANNINGT0N
Work Held up,

Work on the big building which
is to be an adjunct to the Phillips
Tool Company's plant in Water
street has been suspended tempo
rarily on account Of the failure Of
structural steel 10 arrive. It is
believed that the materials will
soon be at hand, when work will
resume. This will be q modern
building and the largest as well
as the most convenient Of its kind
IN this section.
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Warrington was selected as the
city for the annual Wheeling Dis
trict Epworth league convention 10
be held next June or July. The
following persons were delegates to
the meeting at Edgewood from this
city. Edwin P. Taught, Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Taught, Miss Fran
ces Robey. Miss Frances Rymer
and Miss Opal Rymer.
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Weddinn Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira W. Schaiter
were given a party on Tuesday eve:
ming Of this week at the home Of
the !atter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James W. Camp in honor Of their
second wedding anniversary. The
couple were the recipients Of many
handsome and useful presents. A
large number Of guests attended
and refreshments were served at
the close Of the affair.
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Personals

Dr. and Mrs. P. H. Miller, OF the
fDeHsny building, left on this early
nironing train for a vacation With
friends In Pennsylvania.
3 Charles Lang, Of Pittsburgh, is
here 10 spend a few days with Mr.,
and 1lrs. T. D. Council.
Leslie King. formerly Of Hart
leys but now located in Columbus,
Ohio, Is visiting in the city. today
and Wi remain tomorrow. He will
! hen 10 to Oakland, Md, where he
WIN fmeet' his family and return to
hisf cma in Columbus.
Esfi iMcWorter Of Clarksburg,
VI spending the week end in the
sity.
Lyle Watson Of Hartley's leaves
1n his vacation Monday. He will
90 10 Cleveland, Columbus. Gin
.cinnati and other points in Ohio
md Indiana.
Mrs. Christine Snider and daugh.
Her Jessie, returned yesterday from
j several weeks visit in Akron and
lEleveland, Ohio.
Miss Marguerite Morris who has
been visiting in Pittsburgh, Is ex-
Decte6 home tomorrow.
Mrs. Golf Cunningham, who has
been 9 patient at Cook hospital has
returned to Ter home.
Mrs. Charles Cooke who has been
int at Cook hospital, has returned
20 her home.
a son was born yesterday to
Mr. and Mrs. q. G. Wade at their
lone on Quincy street.
Mrs. Arthur G.. Martin will leave
Ills evening for Cincinnati where
shewl Visit her mother, Mrs.
Clara Baker.
Arthur Fisher was out for the
int time yesterday since his re-
lent operation for appendicitis.
Mrs.. B. G. Wycoff and little
1ghter, Ruth, left yesterday for
arkersburg to spend a few weeks
ith:Telahves.
IMrs. Earl Lynch and sons, Rob
and Thomas Of Clarksburg
o the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Lynch Of Walnut avenue.
Ernest Clark Of Columbus, O.,
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Frank Rumble and daugh-
OF Chichester, Pa, are guests at
home Of Jerome Steele on the
Isl Side.
Mrs. N D. Sturm Of this city
ID he rmother, Mrs. E. J. Kincaid
Mprgantown, motored to Noun
81 Lake Park Thursday where
HEMill spend seevral weeks.
WtA I. 9. Corpening and little
hwho were the guests Of Mrs.
u Howard for several days
W returned to their home at
1lNptown, Pa.
Nellie Lyle Of Wheeling is
Wis city for a few days.
d. Frank E. Nichols is in
burgh, the guest Of Mrs.
u Humphrey.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Shamblln
and daughter Miss Rose and son
Hugo have moved here from
Charleston, the former having pur.
chased the Arlington lunch room
from H. C. Spears. The place Is
now In charge Of the new manage
ment.
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/ H,sSs'tsct III IS 8 I human bslsE
10 q er1es hnnane tie sment
and syutpat seam o have been
kept n mind 6y tlid good doctors.
Who lovingly and ettlc emily care
for the needs ot these nfcrtnnaie
people :
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INrs. Liehtner Entertains

Mrs. Mary Eightner entertained
a number OF friends at her home
in High street on Thursday evening
in honor OF her cousin, Harry link
OF Cresdlne, Ohio who Is her guest.
.'Fortytwo" was the principal d.
version 0. an enjoyable evening
and refreshments were served the
guests. =.
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Mrs. johnson Receivers.

Robert NJ. johnson left yester.
day for Berkeley Springs, from
where he will return with Mrs.
johnson who has been a patient
there for some weeks and who is
rapidly recovering.
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Injured Parsons Recoverinn.

WIUTeu FeI6UES ReC0VVTIHH,
All those persons injured in the
automobile accident at Salt LicR
bridge on Thursday Of this week
when the big 0ldsmobile car which
MIS-. L. II. Hess Of this city was
driving are reported out Of danger
and rapidly recovering.
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For Bachelors only.

It is a safe guess that the man
who pokes fun at q woman for
shopping all day and not buying
anything isn't married. = Boston
Transcript.
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Mrs. George Kindleberger Of
Wheeling & here the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. S. F. Clutter Of Mon
roe street.
M. 5. Etaw left yesterday for a
few days business visit at Salem.
Mrs. E. F. Patterson was a Wis.
itor in Wheeling on Thursday.
BENJAMIN F. Cunningham is home
from Eldorado, Kansas, where he
has been employed in the oil fields
for several months and will spend
an extended visit with relatives
here.
c. ". Prlchard left Thursday
i evening for a visit in Mountain
Lake Park, Nd.
T. W. Beall has returned from
q business visit in Wheeling.
E. F. MILAN and L. A. Rymer
will spend the week end witch
friends in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. L. M. Koen and Miss Flora
Koen returned today from a few
days visit in Wheeling.
Mrs. Viola Wade, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. c. Haynes and daughter Of Mt:
| Morris, Pa, we're recent guests o.
the formers daughter, Mrs. Ralph
! " Chase and Miss Bertha Wade
here.
Harry Stevens leaves this eve
! ming for q short visit in Pittsburgh.
Miss Ruth Allender Of Mounds
vile is here for week end visi.
| with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Higgs, Of
Akron, Ohio, have returned home
after a visit with T. N. Riggs anu
family Of Buffalo street.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. W. Boydston OF
Denver, Colo, have arrived for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Chan
ming Moore Of Pleasant street. The
latter is a daughter Of Mrs. Boyd
ston.
Mrs. William Rumble and son.
Frank, have returned from a sew
eral days visit with relatives in
Fairmont:
Mrs. F. H. Mayors has returned
from Baltimore where she was d
patient In one OF that city's hos
pitfalls for several days.
Winston T. Smith who is con-
fined in a Wheeling hospital from
an illness which began last Sunday
is reported much improved.
Harry link Of Crestline, Ohio, Is
here for a several days visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Charles J. Wilson was a
visitor in Pittsburgh this week.
Mrs. A. W. Prichard has return
ed from afew days visit in Wheel
ing; n ,.,. -. .o.,.,o, =. -,
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Girls viii Play Tenni:

WITS VIII ray ISHIIISs
Interest Is being aroused at the
Young Women's department Of 1.-The
Y. M. C. A. 70 "a tennis tournament
to be held some time in August. All
girls who would like to enter are
asked to sign up at the desk. Any
suggestions about 1t will be vel
coined at the Y. N. C. A.
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FIRE FIGHTERS
PUT WATER OUT.

AKRON-Ftfe department appa.
ratus was called here to put out
the water" The water entered the
basement Of L. G. Federman CO.
store from a broken water main.
The engines pumped It out.
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Entmar Local NAM plea.

folHeL L0S4 MAI Ssss.
William Morris, who formerly
conducted q cleaning and pressing
establishment over Mayors barbel
shop II this city died at the home
oi his mother at Salem, n. j., on
July 18th, and was buried in thai
city. Previous to his locating u
Warrington Mr.. Morris was with
the A; E. forces In Europe, where
he was gassed with the result o.
tuberculosis Development His
many friends here will learn Of his
demise with regret.
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rickets FOR Lawn Eete.

Tickets have ben issued for the
Y. M. C. A. lawn fete that Is to be
held next Tuesday on the old Nor
nal school campus. They are TWEEN
ty.ilve cents each and will admit
one to all the festivities at the fete
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p.b.eeas Hnld Social.

The Ladies' Of the Rebeccas gave
a social in the /. 0. OIL hall las.
evening. A very pleasant time was
enjoyed by a large gathering and
refreshments were served.
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Miss Eleanor Peddicord will en-.
terrain today at luncheon at the
Country club In honor Of her guest,
Miss Frances Sherman, Of Lynch.
burg, Va,
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!. IInn,a from WeidIna Trlp.

Homo from wedding TRIP
M. and Mrs. George B. Morgan,
recently married, have Just return.
ed trom their wedding trip. They
visited Pittsburgh and other points
n Pennsylvania. Mrs. Morgan
vas before her marriage Miss Ruth
shatferman. The bride and groom
are residing for the present with
ths brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
.. 3. Shaiterman at their home on
kbbott street. Before taking up
helr residence here they will go TO
drian, W. Va, wheer they will
9 the groom's parents.
|Party for Little Niece.
onor Of the ninth birthday
little niece Alma Beck, OF
erland, Md, Mrs. George
les Of Ida May yesterday en-
lined q number Of friends at
8 home. A fine time was re-
fted by the guests, and a num-
s6es Of useful and ornamental gifts
we're received by the little honor
guest. The time was spent very
1Sreeably with music. dancing and
games and a delicious luncheon
Was served.
Those present were Mrs. James
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Dinner Fl Country CLUB

Miss Mile Bennett and Miss
Mildred Raymond entertained yes
terday evening at a dinner party a!
the Country club, The affair was
In honor OF Miss Ruth Keenen, OF
New York City, who Is the guest
OF Miss Florence Hutchinson ard
Miss Virginia Parker of Chicago,
who Is the guest OF Mrs. G. E.
Hutchinson. Covers were laid for
tWenty-four,
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llisni licses md conplns Ni6 10!
c6nt ina bHSiles g Be DraS.
ant I0cati6 petefS md Rolianni
hare S0E be lolaich pool ailt
: 6iitiafd nom n AiafRet street q
Petafs Brothers Nho are now q
Eharke. e. =