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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-25
Las gEcrANAcroNRs

POR la GUERRA
MADRID. mario 2.-IAs reclama-
clones De. ciudadnos espaholes preseD-
tadas pOr dafios De guerra. scran 80
metidas q una cOmisi6n que las exa-
minaEa y eEentualmcnte las trahladara
al GoblernO beligennte al que Sc re
fieran. de acuerdO con una disposition
del cOnsejO de Ministries en- su session
de hoy.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-25

rxA sNrgrAcsoN nE
CmllH A EkPAkA
MAsaRan. aunFns - 0Mlam4e -.
pmha ~ uEaAAeap aaa Duaaeasse gssA-
lsne tna lnsslacsin SaEa ertar INA
auaaeastan q an ~ narirmla0 ssm
sA,,sse a. parslsapsr "a a ca.isnaste
- Mnrallnmsm No sp aam anaiiae m.
a. teaasia earsaimrnie. Gu ressFssaria
. 80 lnrltacisn ac h Rrs,dhiia r.hi.
lena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-25

nERnsNnE 81
rARa& "a EAt.A0nxA
aARACuEA. nnrue a-fursfs ~.
tlns snlans lan san.nae asssauue a.
sarans Enrnn matAmaa . an rssmeslns
unusanan l,ga4anR q Klsan
rAnRicA a.. fAliSl.
FgcAn No.st:DAs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-25
Noticias de Espana
DEL ULTTMO CORREO

a NMmAM ~ .sMnssNH b maMaaN 81 ssEA
nlnNnasan q - 8sawmaaAM HIMsusN,H
- - aa1la auNaTll lAnsuIIEAza 81
l.nn1Na. n MaanlIe 0Ie e. $3.50
~ Asaasaa AasnnN mna aa4mNN masAam
80 81 sHNNa Ni nnnulA xM fnnAn - en-
lmss alaAs b 60 ~ arnas Ealus
llauaaan hnns 60 EssuzNlo 81 aalana
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-25
TRES CAsos MAS DE IA ENPER
MEDAD DEL sTESO

TOLEDO. mario 2.-Tres nucvos ca
SOS dc ''enfermedad del sueiO- han 81.
do infOrnsdOs hoy a las autnridades
sanItariaS Los tres pacientes han fa-
llecid0 de Ia enfe1neaad.
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EFEGros DE LA


MArRID. mario Ala comunlca-
ci6n postal entire Espaha y Francia ha
quedad0 rOta pOr Ia huelga ferrOvia-
ria francesa. Ningdn tren fFances ha
Ilegad0 a Ia frOntera espafOla hoy.
resultandO de esta anOr1nalidad gran
des incOnvenieDcias para los rfrculOs
comerCjales.
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DOS ICoUEs DASA-
DOS POR Ell VIENTO

CApTZ mario 2.-Los pequeiiOs va
pores -Canapere' y "0utOgret" han
recibidO daiios a consecuencia de un
fuerte vientO habiendo hechO ana lla-
mada cn demanda de auxilio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-25

Rsaaha.r.nss ouGsaras sErrae.o- eoadunes
al ..e a sos us;Ssd para q ssssSsaso Sssso ds aodas
hs enermedndes eahRs Con Aeso lac mas ressAaSs pep
s.sadO sryicoA.asna iaeu'AsivA Dc primer ddnSus'po
Sc sSmSsn uassmisnso snisrnos pavO
pudndo asndos psopos medOs po los DC soc
csaas en- Ssnsso1o por Dr. Don Julio Bsrrsro parueu
De Dc h taSde los da siom
opao3ss H.t.mn.o. s.pe.ls. hSao' g ss :: .Es hars
srcos hidroterapcos maSaje ayOs X Fusuacn ETC. pre-
80 '''''--' -'-'''' oONs1LToRIo
RAiad oordso "a. JuaaRR
Edcio cOusdo al oo DOtado d. los eeuentOs necesarcs
I los factahos yuardia de desds las de mahAna
PERSONAL CTEKTuTCo
Director del sanatOio Dr. Don Julio Bardro
cnsulta General: S-HatO Rey de tar
- Director del consutorio: Dr. Don Manual ousvsdo BGsG
consults GenaconsuItorio de de tarde los das Ia
01S ea C General m + DE- Sf Dom @'asas ssis vss Lp
Rn parclares de 10 de mahana los MarteA
Especialsta ojos Narfz Gasarta-Dr T. 10
Consuta En- ell consuoo de g. tarde aborables
En- paiculares de tarde. los d laborables
Medicos Internos en- e Sanatorio:
Dr.. Rivera: ApOnte
! 'tH eN15p1 ~ TNF s<tt ~
NHuslA Oensa 55bsroiseIi rs 20 eTisr" = -
a8 no stssDA9Eap IprenzO B. Noa q
consulta eBen No 10 (Pazua Colon de tarde los das
I = nPeis0ss1Dl 's y y lfp-sscieantes: ssEiapt ~.
e so' 1sSs O. Don En.iqu. TsrnGn0sa
II Nicolas Gonzalez 2: .+f
Assenca tauava 10 as Ia Carl
dad Titulada de copeta aptud pcca Continue lar
t Los soos solo pagan $3.50 T.
se q dltno % - ~''
ApdEaadoq2l Tesoreria Apartado 2Ot
u sb ar9ua eco 81 eb sic.
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PARA FOMENTAR Ell
pISTRITO DE MADRID

MArRID, mario TINA cOmisi6n
cOmercial, Official, 'inglesa, ha llegado
esta capital para investigar las po-
sibilidades de La exploitation de ferr0-
carriles y minas de Madrid.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-25

MAsM1M A&HsN NAaA w AamllA
= aa4sasanlnN - ann Nams 4 - -
- - 1lalsssas - y NHNa'le - 81
sssan1n4 q Msns1a lElassaf Masz1
a. - Amlmaanasa ssauam4Ahs $50
maas q ulssunsaaa a. A. gasNlsa ~
ama.
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fRIGo ,AMERICaNO PARA. EspAsA
HUELsSA DE LOSRAE7

HpEL,iA DE L0&RAGy syda4sI a
IN .tssrbsi4 I0R RES iIENaZAR1GozA.
ua EARNGOzA.FS Marco Los RrGriRdof
res de oycjassde scerea de oesta eciudad,
estan siendo andemente perjudicades
pOr MIA huelga de pastores, la cuals
presentandose en- medic de la tempo
rada de los corderos y recentales, Sc
esta hacienda muy grave. La Guar
dia Civil y Las fuerzas de policfa local
han sijo llanadas para ocupar los pues
tos de los huelguistas, pudi6ndose yer
ahora hombres uniformados por donde
quiera en- toda la region zaragOzana,
guardando el ganado y cuidando los
cordercx pequeiios.
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A "a PEsETAs, ~ sTaaU4
i ACE1TE DE uIIy

pl 80 AEIEIIt1 IT aI4 Dt4 qSIb543V 4.
sEXyfLLA. mario 2.-Es ptecEo del
aceite de Olivia Sc ha eleyadSla dfras
.que no tienen preccdcnte EN- Ia fts
toria del producto "a
IT Ell PreciO de la cOtlzaci0n actual del
aceite es de pesetas Y cuartos por
kil6gramO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-25

MKesA ma aam Ma.
NENua @ AEHHmzAH
MA4Nln. uzIn a. - l1lul4us a.
alafsle nlnnaNAzrxa - AMmssAN m
Ann muanmae ~ hnraHs. g.ldMnaR 80
uunlle ~ tuan41rs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-25

NAUFRAGIO DE UN yAPOR 3ELGA
CADIZ, mario 2.-El vapOr belga
"Gallicier" ha nanfragadO durante una
tOrmenta. Treinta y tres de las per-
sonas cue vajaban a bordO de. barcO
fueror salvadas en- botes saliva vidas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-25

NJ c0RHEo rOg.
TAI ISrERNACIONAf.
MAnRlD. marlo 2--Isos plaues ~
m Il Congrens Postal inieEuaci@lai
que - celcbnrA q pFinripios dci pro.
xiIno ms a. ocfnl're. fuerOn apnela.
dos per q Golierno espahol hos.
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LA OFICINA CENTRAL HIDRoGRA
FICA Y ESPANA

MADRID, mario -El Ministro de
Marina ha explicado hoy al Gabinete
que el objeto de la Conferencia Inter.
gnacional Hidrografca, con referencia
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SISTEMA DE CARRETE-
RA PARA MARRY ECOS


Madrid, mario 2.-Espafia cons
truira en- el territorio de Marruecos
un sistema de carreteras, segdn infor-
mes rrclbidos en- esta capital. El pri-
mer camino cuya construction sc ha
dccomenzar sera entire TetuAn v Ian.
gere, mientras rque el de- Tetian y
Lancicn sera construfdO inErediata-
mente despu6s. La CONSTRUCTION deiun
ferrocarril entire Tanger ~ Fez sers
ihiciada en- breve, sega4 rssf hab bdichO.,q
. is y aothosigiF4-.fssa aci0-oilfs.
HRIGn ,.AMERICANO o pARAs ESPANA
MADRID, mario 2.-Una investiga-
cion de has posibilidades practicas para
importar trigo de Norte America, en-
yeE de Ia Argentina, para satisfacer
La dernanda de- dicho cereal del mer-
cado espanol ha sid0 iniciada por ell
Gobierno.
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uS NARoUEsADO'

uN MARQUESADO
PARA LOPEZ NrSOZ
MADRID. marzo 2.-E Rey Alfon-
~ ha ronrSliaO tltulo De Marques a
don AI.tolio 1JdpeE Nuiioz- en rcOnO-
cimirHio de- las grandes actividadeS de
eSfc eRinrnte Tn.dagoso cn pro de In
edncati6a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-04

returned after a business trip to this
city.
Mrs. David Fla,hley and son, has re-.
turned to their home in Terre HAutA
Ind, after visiting friends and relatiyed
in this city.
Harry Davis has returned to this city
after visiting in GAINESVILLE. o.
A. T. Connely of Boston. is visiting iE
the city. -.
Miss Hazel McMillen Of Uhrichsville
O.. was in the city yesterday VISITING
friends. .sS
MIR. and Mrs. James Rivers OF Steu.s
henville. left the city yesterday aftes- Q.
short visit among friends her6
Thomas V. Wooten, director OF the
Rcxall clubs Of America. Of Boston,
Mass. is in the city on business. .--s
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lindsay s-of
Akron. o.. are visiting friends In Inc
city.
Russell Waltz Of New Philadelphia,
O.. was q business visitor in the city
yesterday
Rev. Charles II. Robinson and his
daughter, Miss Dorothy, left yesterday
for Atlantic City. where they VIII spend
q protracted visit.
Miss Anne Wilson Of Divernon, II 'ex.
pected to arrive in the city today to
visit her mother, Mrs. Sophia Wilson
Of the Island.
Victor Dorsey OF the Island, has 10.
turned 10 the city after lengths HtSif
in the west.
Charles Fl. Zimmerman, head Of ne
candy department. of the Rexau Drug
company Of Boston, is in the city ytstt.'
ing.
p. NJ. Neigh. traffic manager Of the
Wheeling Chamber Of Commerce, len
Sunday evening for New York City.
where he is attending a rate hearing
Of the Inter-states Commerce Commiss
sion. Mr.. Neigh is expected back in
this city the latter part OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold P. johnson arr
the proud parents Of nine pound nee1
daughter. born Monday morning ct III
before her marriage, was Miss AnnA
Tighe. Of Eoff street.
Mrs William Baer and son. GeofgAI
Of McKecsport, Pa. are visiting M
Bacr's mother. Mrs. Mry Dieckoh. ot.
EoT street.
Fred MINES leaves to-day on . bust.
ness trip to Pittsburgh. Cleveland ana
Harry Watkins. Jr., isl seriously Ill 20
the Ohio Valley General hospital.
Mrs. Frank fisher, Of North Marked.
street. is confined to the North Wheel.
serious operation on Saturday.
William Kindelberger, Of the Island
who has been seriusly i'll of ptomAind
poisoning. has been removed TO the
home Of his parents; Mr.; o and Ms Ts,t -
street N'"G He is Slightly improved.
Mrs. W. P. Caywood and children. of
Clarksburg., are the guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. NJ. Six. Of the Island.
Miss Sarah Hutchinson has reaigne4
her position with the Wheeling Reps
Miss Gertrude LeBaron, of Warrens
Pa, is the guest Of Misses Laura Nay
and Virginia Marble. OF Elm Grove. !,
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JUN|OR-SEN|OR
ANNUAL BANQUET
UPPER c1Ass,mN OF rR1ADELPHA
DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL WILL
ENJOY VERY ELABOR-
ATE APTA1R.
viii Be Held in the Large Hall OF tho
school Building Thursday
Evening, May IL

Foremost among the informal social
happenings scheduled for this month is
the annual banquet ~ the Junscr-SrntCr
classes OF Philadelphia district high
school. which Will be an interesting and
highly enjoyabl" event "f Thursday:
May 10. The large hall IN tn" school
building at Oak PARK. vii. DC the scene
OF this event. which is hcinE arranged
on an elaborate plan. While the de-
tails Of the entire affair are being kept
"A secret from the seniors. the commit
toe is working hard 10 make tn" ban
uuet an event long ~ be- remembered in
the lives Of their class mates and upper
claSsmen. Gold and blue. the CoiorS "
the Senior class. and blue and white.
the class colorS Of the Juniors. will be
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For Miss Northwood

Miss Margaret Wr.ENt VIII cntorlnin
Il few friends informally this evening
ut her home on the Island complainant
AIRY Ia Miss Mildred NnrthwnHd. who
with her mother. Mrs. Carl NVrthw""d.
leaves Thursday morning for EMEland.
where they Will spend som" time visit
ing relatives. The CHESTS Will b" the
members of the Ukclrl" club and while
several OF the young ladies' are away
at college. those in the city will enjoy
u very delightful evening of music and
EaurS. Toward the close Of the pleas
urcS Il luncheon will he served and Miss
Nurthwood VIII hc presented With Il
handsome present 10y the guests who
Will include:
Misses
Mildred Nnrthwo"d Sarah EhrhuI
Nancy HrokHw Bertha kirtG
Margaret WrIEh:
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ColurS Of the schuoi. In tar decorations.
Mr.. Edward Mckee. rrcSidaut OF tn"
Junior class. Will act aS postmaster and
i program at Interesting speeches has
bee n arranged by William Handlau. Mr..
MrkN and Misses Jane Cox and Mar
care. Stewart CONFUSE the finance COM
mite" and they with 4 number of either
Juniors promise the Seniors an CNcrp-
tIuualIy enjoyable evening OH tn" 18th
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Gvrn Glass BANQUET.

\ banquet will be given tonight at
The Y. w =. \. Ivy the gymnasium class
cs of which Miss Helen L"cdham is the
secretary. The banquet will begin
promptly at s o'clock. and decorations
are going t. b,. most unusual. Tlny
Nav poles decorated with rari-coiore:;
ribbons. will form 'thr table CcntcrS and
mari; zach corner where the long tahl"
viii he joined Spring flowers will be in
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Tennis Club to Organic

Tennis CluD TO OfBahlSS-
Announcement
Wheeling Tennis club
organization Dinner
Season 1920
Fort Henry Club
Thursday evening, May sixth
1T six o'clock
The foregoing cards have been issued
To :, large number of the younger SET.
The dinner Will be followed by election
of officers for the Year. The committee
has already secured their former court
at Edgdalr and many happy hours Will
hr spent out doors throughout the
summer. Besides tennis. the committee
las planned three delightful informal
dances, the first 10 be held during the
month Of May and two more for juno
The committee in charge OF the re-
organization includes: McsSrs. Joseph
Jefferson. Wright liuguS ana 'haTIeS
jackson
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Dancing Class Thursday Night.

The dancing class conducted by Mrs
Alma Wilson ShalIcr, at the Windsor
hotel hall room, will meet Thursday
evening OF this week instead Of Tuesday
for the final lesson Of the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-04

NEW YORK, May 3-Thomas w.
Simpkin the printer who shot and kille6
DR.. James Wright Markoe in st. George
e's church here a fortnight ago. today
was committed to the asylum for The
criminally insane at Mattewan, N. 7. -
man was insane.
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RnnrmaRe Sale.

Tn" Ladies' Aid Society of the Centrhl
to be conducted at No. 200@ Main street
beginning Tuesday. May II. Mrs :
Muhleman is in general charge ana as
sisted by an efficient commlttce' 'r%
sale is certain TO he successful. NJ
donations for the sale will be eratelnIiY
received and may be taken To the store
room on Main street. If anyone mas a
contribution and wishes to have some
one call for it. they may do SO ny Iall-
ing Mrs. F.. r. Mrtzner. 3il-E "neel!''E,
since leaving the city she has been a
frequent visitor. having been the guest
of Miss Sarah Redman. of the isiand
and also Of Miss Sarah GoetZe OF FIJI
tecnth street. Mr. Harris. who Is Il
graduate Of Ohio State University Is
prominent young attorney OF AKr"n'
where the happy couple VIII 'hhc "p
thrir residence.
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About rheumatism.

rheumatism causes more pain and
suffering than any other disease. for
the reason that IL is the most common
of all ills. and II is certainly gratifying
To sufferers To know that there is a
remedy that will afford relief. and make
rest and sleep possible. II is called
ChamberIain's Liniment. For sale by
all dealers.
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Ladies' Md Society Of the Central NJ. T..
church will br held Thursday afternoon
-, 10 u',lurk IN the church. TIL" FIRST
l,tlI hour 81 the meeting VIII D." Tie
voted Ia Bible study and later II bust
ness session will h" held \ social houT
and IN" serving Of refreshments Will
conclude the me- ting.
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School In Recitals.

During the latter part OF May, SER
les OF spring term rccitalS will be given
at the Y. ". &. A. auditorium. by the
pupils Of the Lima Hennig sherman
School of Expression. The recitals Will
mark the close Of tn" regular school
year. The summer term Will begin in
June
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z O. r Climb.

McmhArs u The Z. O. 7. sewing CLUB
will meet at the home Of Mrs. c. f..
Macdonald. on South Front street this
afternoon. for their weekly meeting.
Sewing and refreshments Will character
lie the afternoons entertainment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-04

evidence in profusion. a delightful
menu has been prepared and stunts
Will he featured at the conclusion of the
dinner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-04

Miss Elizabeth Raridcn has returned
from Il two-wceks' visit with relatives
ut Connersvillc, y.
MIR. and Mrs. r. f.. Cameron. who
have recently moved here from East
Orange. y. j.. have rented the Bates
apartment at Martindll Terrace. for
Miss Ida Smith, a former resident Of
Wheeling, now Of Pittsburgh. spent the
week end here with friends.
Mrs. l.. b. {. List. of Washington, u.
c.. is expected here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spears will move
tfnto an apartment owned by the Kinks
al Pleasant Valley this week.
Mrs II. S. Miller. of Pleasant Valley.
is in Michigan. where she is visiting
Miss Eva Egertcr. who has been
spending the last few weeks at Atlantic
City. Will return this week.
Miss Edna NJ. kenney has returned
TO her home in Sistersville. after spend
ing the week end with friends in this
city.
Mrs. s NJ. Ncsbitt, Of Fifteenth
street, has returned home from Iltts-
burgh, where she spent a few days
visiting relatives.
Miss Anna HOLMAN has returned to
her home on Fifteenth street, after
spending several days visiting in Co.
- Sheriff John r. Litten OF Brooke
county. was business visitor in this
city yesterday.
John Reeves Of this city. has returned
after visiting friends in Wellsburg.
Misses Gale and Galen Elson OF
Wellsburg. have returned home after
spending the weekend with friends in
this city.
George Dare Of ClarksburE. w. Va, Is
spending several days Wishing friends
In this city.
Charles Wheeler has returned to his
home in Follansbee, following busi-
ness trip to this city.
DR.. William Booher Of Bethany, has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-04

slpcrS u fthc Young Mems Bible class OF
the same congregation. Miss Bess Tutlle
and Miss Clovis MClluGh are in general
charge and they have planned program
Of merry games for the pleasure or inc
guests and later delicious luncheon
will be- served Unique invitations nave
been sent out to the young men anu
doubtless there will be Il large attcho-
RnrG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-04
Informal Party.

Thi, evening in the social rooms OF
ST Matthew's L. f.. church tho members
Of the porcaS Bible class of the lmman-
ucl baptist church vii entertain with a
delightful informal party for the MEM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-04
Invitations Issued.

Mrs. John Murrcy has ISSUED inNl-
tatons to 4 large number 81 intimate
friends for an informal luncheon To be
given ut the Hotel Windsor on Saturday
afternoon,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-04
Garber-Johnston.

An interesting wedding was Sol"m-
nized ON Saturday afternoon. NY hrSt:
when Miss Bessie May Johnston. ot
West Alexander. Pa. and Mr.. G. War
ron CARRIER Of Carnegie, Pa. were mar
ricd al the parsonage Of the First NJ.
T.. church of Wellsburg.
The bride. who was unattended, was
atiircd in Il handsome suit Of blue sill,
vcrtonc. with accessories of black. ana
n corsagr Of brides roses. Following
short honeymoon trip Mr.. and Mrs
CARRIER will be ut home to their many
friends at No. 124 Patterson avenue,
Carnegie. Pa.
Tho bride is the granddaughter Of
Mrs w. A. Rodgers. Of West Alex
ander. with whom she has made her
home She is " graduate Of West Lib
crty Normal school and just recently
finished a term of teaching at Porters
Falls W. Va. Mr.. CARRIER is son OF
Mrs Elizabeth CARRIER Of Carnegie. and
holds responsible position with the
I.ncomotiv" Stokcr Steel company "t
Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-04
Miscellaneous Shove,

On Monday evening at their h"mr on
Atkinson avenue. I'm Grove. Misses
Laura May and Virginia Marble cutter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-04
About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

McLuro-t. II. Marshall, (IraltOn' W.
c. Barnes. Grafton: Judge Aston Day
ton. Philippi; French McCray. Fairmont;
r. T.. Lloyd. Parkersburg; X. II. Dun
can. New Martnsvillr: {. 7. Powell,
! Charleston: Walter Meyer. New Martins
willie: II. $. Snyder. Parkersburg: b: ].
I Brown, MorGantown: s. ID. Powell, Har-
risville: 4. +. Barrett, ParkcrsburE: Geo.
W. johnson. ParkerSburg: H X. Stobbs,
keysert II. W. Russell. Iarkersburg: w.
II. Dotson. Clarksburg; .. T. Lyle, Par
kersburg: {. W. Hill. Sistersvillc; r. g.
Sharp. Huntington: J. II. Riddle. Park
ersburg; II. r. Stapp. Charleston; j. +.
k'riedlein. Parkersburg; Austin g. Mer-
rill, Philippi.
windsor-Goorge L. Ross. Fairmont:
W, &. Stack. Grafton: J. II. Harr. Fair
mont; John J. Shore, ParkersburG: W. {.
Jones, Parkersburg: s. w. Walker, Mar
tinsburg: II. ii. Dyer. MartinSburg; /.
K. Harrison. Martinsburg: J. 81. Hartley.
F'airmont: \. VI. Cunningham, ElkinS; j.
VI. Lowry. Huntington; G. A. Portertield,
Charleston.
Stamm-G. II. Moon, Martinsburg: J.
W. Shear. MartinSburg; w. j. DeNinc,
Hundred; e. W. Smith, Parkersburg: V.
w. BREEDING. Sistersville: l.. g. Jones.
Weston; Chas. u. Cook. Parkersburg; II.
T. Bumgarncr. Elizabeth.
Rogers-D. r. Michael. Clarksburg; +.
J. WEIGH. Clarkshurg; r. D. Burlington.
Clarksburg; T.. G. Workman. Parkers
burg.
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wedding Day Named

wedding Day Named
Thursday. May =. has h"ru srI"ci'a
hv Miss Catherine I.IuEmcErr Toy her
marriage to Mr. Ellsworth Il. f"lnlur.
Miss I.auEmrycr is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew l-anGmrNrr or flE
WhcclinE Creek ana MIR t"lmhr - II
we'll known young man of Elm Grove.
Ladies Aid Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting OF Ia"
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Double s. Club.

Miss Wilma Schrnrrlrin was hostess
to tho members Of the s. s. Club On
Saturday evening At her home on North
broadway street Sewing was the main
diversion Of tho evening. although dSnr-
ing and merry games added To the
Measure cf the guests. At a late hour
a dainty lunrhr,r was served.
Til" guests Were:
Misses:
porcas RurIand Ruth kirk.
W'lia Marshall. Sarah lr"kaw.
Mildred Carroll. Wilma Sch"n"rlcin
Virginia Elig.
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These Shades

are made for long outdoor ser
yice-stained with the most dur
able coloring material in two
\ tone effects.
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To sell about month ago have about carload lett
1t is not our desire stimulate buying through scarcity
propaganda; neither do wish dsappont those Of
friends who had counted Leonard for this season.
OF COURSE have orders placed for Leonard Re
frigcrYors and may possibly have full line all Summer but
arc uncertain.