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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
Woman Deputy Sheriff
To Be Speaker at
Welfare League Meeting

Mrs. Mary Burnham, deputy sheriff OF
Portland and for 10 years police ma
tron Of that city. will be one Of the
speakers at the meeting Of the Water
-Winslow Child Welfare League
Tuesday evening at Library hall. be-
ginning at As O'Clock. Miss Alice
Holmes. dean Of the women's division
Of Colby and Il woman Of wide expe-
rience with girls, will also give a talk
on Our Girls. Mrs. Burnham was
a.so at the head OF soldiers and sailors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
CASCO MEN STRIKE FOR
PART CONTROL AND RAISE

Portland. Me-, Jan. II - Seventy
five Of the 100 employees of the Cas-
co Tanning Company are out ON a
strike, a request for wage increase
Of 25 percent and other demands not
having been granted by tho man
agement.
According to Manager w. ]. Red
In. the men demanded that Il shop
committee have a hand in the run
ning Of the plant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
ANNUAL MEETING
Board of Managers of
M aine Children's
Home Society-Om-
GERS Elected and Re-
ports Presented

The Board OF Managers of the
Maine Childrcn's Home Society held
its annual meeting recently at the
headquarters of the society in this
city. George Z. Gay, president of
the board. presided at the session.
The only change made in the board
OK managers was the election Of A. e.
Purinton of this city, in ,pIace of
Rev. c. d. Boothby, who has moved
from Augusta. The officers of the
board were reelected. they being:
President, George E. Gay; 1st vice
president. George E. Macomber:
Ind vice president. DR.. w. S. Thomp-
son: secretary. Caroline S. Fogs;
treasurer. Joseph L. Briggs; audi
tor, Mrs. Annie E. Drummond: coun-
sellor. Walter E. Sanborn; executive
committee--J. E. Briggs, Walter NJ.
Sanborn and Mrs. Nellie Moore:
trustees - DR.. w. S. Thompson.
George E. Macomber and JOS. E.
Briggs; state superintendent, w. c.
Halves.
The report of the treasurer, Joseph
+. Briggs, showed cash on deposjt
on Jan. l, 1919 and receipts during
the year Of $32.2Sol3. and cash on
deposit Dec. 81, 1919. of $2342.32. The
endowment fund was increased $1,000
during the past year, the total
amount of the endowment fund now
being $l5.105.
Supsrintsndsnt's Report
The report of the superintendent.
w. c. Halves. showed the following
figures in the past years work:
Number Of children in board
Ing homes January 1919 So
<>o"''tteo ...... ...... ...... IS
Re-adnitted ..... <
Placed in free homes ...... "a
Placed with State Board OF
Charities and Corrections 7
Homes found ........ ... los
Returned to relatives and
guardians 20
Transferred to other institu-
t1ohS ..... ........ ... 7
Cared for in boarding homes. 2os
Adoptions reported 49,. II
deceased ......
Total number cared for by our
Society to date 1929
In boarding homes Dec. 81. 1919 III
Being supervised In free homes
Jan. !. 1919 ...... ~ go
Under supervision in free homes
Dec. 81. 1919 ........ .. ess
Visits to children by our district
superintendent &c.. ~ 4a4
Visits to children from and at
the Office ...... ..... 1se5
Calls by our district superin-
tendents, investigating pros
pective homes ,a4
Calls from the office. investi-
eating prospective homes 40
Calls by our district superin-
tendents. investigating cases as1
Calls from the ONCE. investieat-
Ing cases ........ 100
Letters written by our district
superintendents ...... e52o
Letters written from the office s8ho
Advisory boards and references os1
Subscribers to Our Mission
'''''. '..... ........ $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
Bates Hockey Dates

Lewiston. Me-, Jan. ia tents q.
schedule for the Bates hockey 'e''
announced tonight, follows:
Jan. 81, BOwdoin at Lewiston
Portland Hockey Club at Portiaho
IS. Bowdoin at Brunswick; feo:
NJ. I. +. at Lewiston: 2, Sprineh'f
at Lewiston: IL, Bowdoin at LIE" =
ton: IL. Boston College: Is. open :
Bowdoin ut Brunswick: MarcH
Bowdoin at Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
JACK McAULIFFE
TO COACH COLBY

The announcement this week that
Jack McAuliffe. former Dartmouth
tackle. has been engaged to coach
the Colby football team next fall. has
aroused a great deal Of interest In
the prospects for next year at the
Waterville college already. McAu-
life Is we'll qualified to coach Colby
and will without doubt be draw
ing card to induce many football
stars to enter Colby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
NEW SHIRT FACTORY
WILL OPEN TUESDAY

Sixty. eight Maehinss Already Set Up
and Construetion Work IL Nearly
Completed - Private Exhibit Of
Beautiful Articles Made at Nor
walk, Conn.,, Factory Held Saturday
at Augusta House Pariors
The shirt factory on lower State
street will commence it's operations
on Tuesday. Jan. 20, according to
the present plans. Sixty-eight ma
chimes have already arrived and are
set up for the manufacture Of Good
VIII shirts for men. The construc-
ton work on the first two floors Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
BLIZZARD INTERPRETERS
WITH PORTLAND TRAFFIC

Portland. Me-. Jan. l7.-A blizzard
that broke before dawn this morning
ragged all day. interfering with steam
and trolley road schedules. blocking
roads in the country towns and nocessi-
iating quick organization OF shoveling
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
Railroad ~" Thrift Week

The Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. Is OBJ
serving Thrift Week with addresses
at the car shops at the noon meet
ines on subjects relative to the nat
ure of the campaign. This noon
Rev. C. A. Knickerbocker will be the
speaker, his subject being Have a
Bank Account. Tomorrow DR.. Ar
thus S. Phelps will talk on Garry q
Life Insurance." and "Wednesday
noon Carroll N. Perkins will address
the men on make a Will" All OF
these subjects are recommended by
the National Thrift campaign bu-
reau. Speakers for the remaining
days of the week will be announced
as soon as secured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
PORTLAND DEATH RATE
FELL FROM 1865 TO 1913

Portland. Ma, Jan. 17-Deaths In
this city numbered 11aa. births 1907
and marriages $50 in 1919, as COM
pared With 1855 deaths, 1873 births
and SIS marriages in 1918.
Marriages were less until Sept. 1
than In the same period of the
previous year. but the last four
months Of 1919 showed marked gains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
YD DRIVE 100000
SHORT OF QUOTA-TO
EXTEND TIME TO TONIGHT

The Yankee Division offensive to
raise 100000. with which to erect
a memorial clubhouse in Boston, will
continue until Monday night. This
decision was made late Saturday
when the conclusion Of the six-day
drive. which began Monday, showed
that 100000 was needed 10 attain the
objective.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

vorb in Portland for wears and - state
agent Of Associated Charities ano w.
rections Following her ADDRESS "ls
Burnham will be prepared 10 answer
questions from the audience. A"e.e
will also be musical features before tns
speaking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
DIR. METCALF, MAGAZINE
EDITOR, IS DEAD AT 50

Lewiston, Me-, Jan. 17.-Word was
received here today of the death of
DR.. Lorettus Sutton Metcalf, ex-m man
aging editor of the North American
Review and founder of the Forum,
at his home in Los Angeles. He was
SO years Of age He was u native of
Monmouth. Me,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
1rawlar in Distress

Boston. Mass. Jan. 1s.-The hn I'D.
Coast Fisheries Company tra",'
Curlew sent out wireless calls =
assistance tonight. She reported ~
position as about $50 miles soo'"e-'
Of this port. The trouble was -. .N
indicated but the message saio 80
steamer Sea Bird was standing es
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
AROOSTOOK PRESS ASSN
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

Houlton. Jan. 17-C. c. Harvey Of
Fort fairheld was elected president
Of the Aroostook Press Association
at the annual meeting Of the associa-
ton which was held at the Meduxne-
keag club house. A. K. Stetson of
Houlton was elected secretary. 9th
ers present included L. ]. Pendall of
Caribou. c. r. West Of Pressure Isle,
p. l. Waddington Of Mars Hin and
Charles n. Fogg Of Houlton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

Mrs. L. T. Goodman Of Passiac.
N. j., formerly Of this city. is visit
ing hei parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
Dennis. at their home in Halloween
and with friends In this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

Joe MCLEAN, for several years chef
at Perrys restaurant, has resigned
to take a like position at the Hayes
restaurant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

Mrs. ]. ]. Cote of lockwood was
a weekend guest Of Miss Rose
Burns ,of School street. She also
visited other friends in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

Miss EstheS Carlin was an over
Sunday guest Of Mrs. John Conneiiy
at her home on Grove street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
Haymarket Beet Store Change

A business change on Cony street
is announced, the Haymarket Beef
Store which has been conducted by
e. Epstein, having been purchased by
John Wilcox.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Miss Mary Kanaley OF Bangor was
a weekend guest Of Mrs. Caroline
Brennan at her home on Oak street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
C0NY WINS
From Oak Grove in
Basketball 30-15
Plummer Elected Captain for 1890
Local Outfit Shows Marked I'm.
provement Over Work in First
Game-Two Prelims.

Local Outt1t Shows Marked I'm.
provemsnt Over Work in First
Game-Two Preiims.
In a fast game in Assembly hall Sat
urday evening Cony High basketball
team trimmed Oak Grove Seminary by
a score Of 30 to IL. The red and white
showed very noticeable improvement IN
their playing over that Of the game a
week ago and apparently have begun to
hit their stride. getting the idea u
team work and where to go. Both
teams passed well but were weak at
shooting baskets. Capt. Plummer OF
Cow played an excellent all-round
game. his floor work being Of the best.
Benn. also Of the loca, aggregation. got
some fine baskets and worked we'll Oh
the floor. Cony will have . team this
season that win have to be reckoned
with. for under the eyes OF Coach
Thompson the boys arc playing real
basketball and are working all the
time.
For the vassa1boro boys, Suite 1t
center played the best game and added
much strength to hts outfit.
Prior to the game Norton Plummer
was elected captain for the season Of
1890 Plummer. who was captain OF
last seasons football team. Is an excel
lent all-round athlete, playing halfback
in football. both forward and guard at
basketball. and ahortstop on the base
ball team. His work on the football
team this season had much to do with
its success.
HeWins. who Was scheduled to play
one of the forwards for Cony SATURDAY,
evening. wae not In the lineup on &C.
count OF sickness.
The summary:
CONY. OAK GROVE.
Benn, Gray, H.....................lf, Scott
Plummer, Herrin. H.....rg. White. Muir
Pierce, Poor, c....................c, Suttinc
Thomas. Beal, rg..............f, McGary
Knowles, Plummer. lg..........,rf. Baird
score-Cony 30. Oak Grove Is. Goals
from hoor-Benn 6, Pierce Z. Plummsr
2, Mc0ary 2, Baird 2 Suite. Scott. Beal.
Poor. Goals from fouls-PIummer 2.
Suite 2. Scott. Referee, Abbott. Um-
pire. Claim. Time, two com. periods. At.
tendance, 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
Gods B, Smells I

49,.
e Svoe ~ 'He cnae'ts co"ioeo
,;.. ~ ssse' Tue Aol.nef
"a ~ e.. 49, .o SO sa' aN was shorten,
60. ~ .osad.,,. 80 o's sa'"e couio
=. ~. $500. I'M IN
:. - III, o"Ss wen. "
,,.-S ~" ~. 90 49, 49, '.a4ns ~olAins
$500 80 1. Wv ~ 'ne'F ha4ne'
S,. . ose'' W. TUG carney
Sa.'e ,e' 'ns.'i nHo" they were there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

urday evening certainly had one full
evening Of basketball. there being two
prsliminaries. the cony girls vs.. Y. M.
c. A. girls, the former winning by .
score Of u to 9. while the Gods met the
Smells for . one-period session. the
Gods winning by a score of s to I.
cony Girls Is; ~" Girls 6
The girls In red and white met the
''Y' girls, trimming them Is to 8. For
the Cony girls A. Sterling featured.
while for the Y. n. c. A. lassies MILF
ken played the best all-round game.
The summary:
CONY GIRLS. T. NJ c. A. GIRLS.
N. Sterling, RI ............... lb, Hopkins
A. Sterling. II ............... rb. Harmon
I. Purinton. Murphy. sc.......sc. Monroe
Giddtngs, ..................... c, Nelson
Holway. F. Collins. Cram. rb. .........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II, v. Mfiltk6n
ToaS, !b ......................... IT, Best
Score-Cony 10. Y. NJ. c. A. s. Goals
from fiood-A. Sterling 5, NJ. Sterling,
v. Milliken 2, Best. Goal from foul-A.
Sterling. Referee. F. Wade. Scorer.
c. Stiles. Timer. F. Giddings. Time.
two Ism. periods. Attendance, 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
WATERvILLE

Howard Sawyer is i'll i. his home
on Boutelle avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

Hon. F. Z. Boothby went to Portland
Saturday on a business trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
OAK GROVE.

The fans who attended the game Sat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
Admiral's Charges
Continued from Pase one)

rected to the department concerning t
les sons Of the war;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
IRON REVIEW

r.ow Y"rt. Hor' - N""tlm""l"rIy,
| u mot ~ q lnnrr uurIrtI"I ucur". pom
. ru.r ~ rEpr~"s"h 10y ~" "ui'"nn 81 IL"
hrinr "I"''I"n wnr r"Enrd"I A'y Iihl"'
, tIrI "h-"rN'r" ~ 'h' I"r"''""l lnII"
I ,n,o ~ tho wr'k Ia tho nnnuIh me-
kui
Other Gn,Inrr which Gryr momentum
! ia the active Irrdlug nnh higher range
~ prices Included fu'h"r pi"mlnlnI
| rrup pIuapo,Ir and moro lIhnInI nfI"r-
mEI uT time Iuuu"y, I"nnn INTO WI De-
ing made at Tho umuHunIly low rnt" "r
Il per r"nt on rtTI"tly hrrt Hrhd" ""ll"l
! crnl
general Inuu'tnIy "itUoilun. h"w"N"r. -
| turtify ia" belief that 'r"di'H u" I"
! whole would soon TrlnE. rho Nrm poi
! les 81 the Federal lur"Ivc board al
I >,urIll,d 10y GOV. Harding. IN r"El"Ii"
! ia the u"rlr,"n Of Important cotton IN
| l,rrytg ufrrrud littin hur" uf carp re-
auction of INTERCEPT and Tcdi-COunt rate.
| ImpruvCrm,u nj In foreign exchange wh'
! mnaI pronounced in rcmittanccS to Lon
| don and Paris. Smaller offerings a..
: sterling bills and Indications or ndJufi .
mrnt Of tho labor crisis In Eng'ahu
md Itnly helped. to stabilize rates.
! Entrance OF general business into IN"
! autumn season was attended by con
! rus!nE conditions and conflicting re-
! nort7 respecting trad" outlook. Orucr
, Tor Fabricated steel and Kindred prod
nets were aubtect 10 more cancellations
: and suspcnsion Of common dividends ny
IN. ,'udnhy Packing and National Ilonk
| 4 Suit companies. suggested great
! conservatism IN varied lines Of Indus
! try. ,,,
In tho stock market pools devoted
: tho bulish activities largely 10 oils ana
( rniIs. the former displaying "SprchI
strength announcement Of tho pr0po"-
, .I Segregation OF the delaware, Lacka :
wanna A. Western properties naturally
gave rise t. rumorS Of similar action
10y Other coal roads
'r,nrrigu Issues were conspicuous IN
IN, enlarged bond dealings, the new
French y per cent LEADING n, premium
Of -, per cent and the AnK lo-trcnch
u,rs also RISING frhCtlOnally above par
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
NORTH SIDE:
OPEN RIVER ROAD
TO TRAVEL TODAY

c,ro more tho rad between stop
, ,ou,h az tho RlChlend Goa WORKS
r,TIch has boon torn up Tor mo pas
,hroc months win DO opened 10 'n" Puo
S ri. ,rornIny Before opening tho
n,d IN, county commissioners, VINO
ict Ibo contract 10 L, J. Gtl'IEsn, won,
80 tho work and were greatly pleased
with tn" excellent j"o ,-,...
ThIS Uiyrs very good driveway Do
,,xcnn North WhocllnR and South War
GOOD As soon a. tho streets nlonK
Nvorwood avenue and North Main street
Wheeling, have been repaired this wiz
mako . Very good continuous driveway
Tn, poliee officials think that some
~ ,ba autolsts will have tendency
- .pesd so Il Is understood that
\ motorcycles con Will or a'a''ono'
Kings DAurhtsrn Supper
Plan. for tho annual supper TO bn
v,ynn by tho Senior Circle OF Kings
Daughters are lastly forming. the ar
fair will DO given Thursday evening" IN
me dininE room OF the lrnsD1''r "a
besn rnmed general chairman and she
has several committees busy getting
everything In shape. worry good
menu - promised.
MeAEurtrg Party
Tho Missionary society OF tho Lu tn
cram church viii CIV" measuring
party Friday cyeninE. September - In
tho sunday school room or inc cui'ico
WhTwOOt avenue. f'F"FJp'bb - ~
v,t.d very Interesting musical pro
Eram has been arranged
W. w. Club
\ businrr- meeting ~ the w. w. riin
win DO held this cVnninE At IN" horna
~ Miss Stella Wilson Of "arwood ave
nur A. thIa time plans win br arranged
Tor "A dance to be Avon In IN" nonr fu-
,uro Tho remainder ~ tho oV"ing VIII
10 spent In IoCiHl way
Communion Bsrvtoes-
Communion HorviCcH wrrn h"Ih po'h
y, tho morning and evening Enrvlcnr NJ
Tho Lutheran church. Row L.. n. mcC"rn
IN tho morning delivered "a very Hooo
gcrrnon taking ~ hiH Eubjc"t. called
nr Calling" Special musical numbers
wcro rendered by tho church choir. In
tho pvcnlnT tho pnEtur took n his sub
iocL "a Days Chall"ng". 10th scr
Vices werS well attended,
Auto Trip.
\ marty ~ local people lott S"Htcrday
morning on an extended nut"rnobiio trip
,brouvhout OHIO. They viii spend sew
and other important cities. The party IL
rnnpnssd OF Mr. and Mrs walter Coop
or Mr. and MrH Charles Montgomery
NJ and Mrs. Albert lscuurr and Frank
and John Ronncr
Indoor Picnic.
Miss Katherine Russell Will entertain
Tho member ~ her Suud"J Schooi cIaSS'
Tuesday evening with an indoor picnic
A. rho home ~ Miss Mary Russell on
yarwoud avenue The evening" viii b."
spent In playing indoor games ana "'h"I
special Rmus"Incnia Misses Trace ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

rho -cIrL, ,r ,,s Garth. atmosphere
t. IN, ammo ~ Ihpt 81 OCEAN OF
mercury r"v"rinR tho entire earth 10
, Jop,h Of - ranIlWstsrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

evening Prof Roper was pianist Tor
| DR. u. o. Excel the great song leader
OF Chicago for several years lie mas
appeared hero before and the music L'E-
ing people OF this city are LOOKING iVr
! ward TO his coming with glorious ah'ic-
ri. sunday school OF ia" christian
'hurrh will give "a pi'nI" al the uie"n
| hnuao GROW. Saturday. sept. +o'h.
/ mo pnKTanI Ia bolnA propafGd Tor mo
uC, aai"n.
iIIIio Mira Na"nI I"rNer ""l.br"t, a
he, uinth birthday al hnr home !" lha
| NnIIoI It"tei rhuI"h"y oVe"i"h ia" '"'h
| ins, About i~e"ty hiIln fri""an Wei"
| u, "namI anh q I""IIy Iir"" wa" LA"
| tI,o eighth rInle 81 iho h""+h rl'"
! r.I..,mI han "rr"nit".i 10 i"''halI '"""
| nUL Hay ih'Y a." '""h! ''' '"' 20 ""'
HIN. ,l.,, .",nor along ~" '""h ih"
,,o.I.,a Ia hoIh eh"uI Ih' 6" "V""'"r" I"
~,oL aud ih"y a." all '""h' u" "'"'
! npnIaI IroiL o"I r,rI!y ""h hi" h'"ih
/ -, therIun p"lh will Law" N""'"P
| ,unrntnr 80 ru"I"r IIr !" F"Y""'
rh.y -uI rr'"h ., Tow h"T" bunting
Will" Ih"Y ~" "w"v
Mn y ~ 0rmTi'""P mai 'Hurh,"'
: II,,Ir MIA" LIilNn, ""'"" h"'"" fIInF
and Mrs W,rr"u Armstrong NJ W"3h
IInrtrp. I'm.
| John Chamhcrn haa sold his rr"p"r'y
| on Crawford nv"nu" 10 w n. I'nw"t
Mr. Chambers noY"1 ~" IhH'lt w
Moundavillo ThurHdny and they VIII y"
, Side thcrn permanently.
/ Mr. WambuuRh of III" Industrial
Glass co. tx moving his family To- tho
! Hurkloy Flats ut the west "nh OF inc
, city
! quito crowd ~ gathering !" TIA, ',y
| TINS Afternoon To hear tho Hon - "
! IGvnnS Of Mounds villo disruss IN" II"N-
! Iinp Of the League Of Nations
I rIarano., Iunns 81 TanosVill". bhi', IL
! horo 10 apond SUNDAY with fIi-n"'
| Grur.. Iinundy lort This anrIn""h IN
! an ut0muhilc Tor Gr"'o filJ. ~" !" at
. ioUi l. rnmn business"
/ Tho iieurs- Laugh ~" with n""nhy
! nr,h r"nITa.I"fa. IL hI'llins at" d'rih
V.,n. HunI,.u I"II ycni"IhnH "'"i"'"E
| ru 80 o,,In IIiu '" iIrhIanlnhnI J" .
! l.. IT,. .nnr ,,a,I Sunday
yan % TniIi"it ~ hl"unin' Nc. wac
, huSInena ,nIisi ~ TIA" al I"hl"i'"F
RI, T"u"- I."hlrr ''"r"'i h""h 81
.InI, ny mad, TO iiis "ip""' -"
lIrS iiati lDsI','i". Ih'g I"'"I"'''i
~. ,aua', H., IIc I.'rru" i"'"''"r yea
g., iay nIt.,n""n ""'i 'iid ~ "I' 10"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
CLAR|NGTON

,.o,, q Sept. iT--Rrv. W. G.
Iiuino lott Monday for Clrvel"nh. I" &C. az"
lend tho annual nnn"l"n OF 'h" '''
CunfOrOnCo ,, or II,pnIhnl
,,.,, Waiting relatives hero Snnuhy'
a. md Mr.. James NnErdhlr ana
,,,ho,vn Kelley. Of SwIrrhnI". '"er"
rccont uuestn Of friends her" ,
CarrnII Cain loft M"ndny for A'h"""'
o. to attend Hch0oI u,,t, +.
Mlur Gladys Case. OF "hHc'i"H' y"
VIII Vis. Thclma MIllcr has Gono to hcr
,,,,,,,', In I,incInnutl after spending NOV
"rnI weeks with Mr.. and Mrs J. H.
Reynolds. ~ On rnlumbu,
TO ontcr tho Ohio state ChlNe'
Nr and Mrs. Glen Cclora. 81 ARIo"'
q 20 yucst. Of relatives on Il ID
MIR. and Mrs. Edward HandenscnhIolu ,,
=, po,n, teach, Florida. who have bcch
Waiting relatives in Ohio for some W., n
are spending a couple or weeks WIN ~, -
and Mrs. Austin Mchel''s' "''''
turning to their home. x,
Miss McKibbon Will give the tihai "a.
cnInatlOns TO her class In Rcd 'ro""
a,nrk here Thursday, Sept. ~:
8 r. Rose and family md Miss fc iS1.
cain left Thursday for " snort VS.
with relatives nj AKRON q. ,,
Teacher, Of town and rural schooiS
.u,,re nj Woodsfield Thursday TO at.eul
IN, ono day institution nj "hich e'au'
s,,p,rlutendcnt RciK"l was one OF inc III
%r Cnnrlta Struucn. Of pitthburEh.
.,.. r,tuTurd home from II tlbn mere.
ut,. Cora Mohl was recent guest
ar Wheeling relatives ,...
ALnuI 80 al the younger he' pi' "Fe'
,I ,,,,utiau nn frhnh lt"sh Wehhrn'
no, oyrning by calling al h'H nome ="
IL, I.LIaiInE his Itlh birthday
.,,l,,,sh,y ihe waning was srrh' III
I,.u, s... IaI inaIIni." unlll a lat" h"hi
49,, IaI,I. ,uT, ani,"'"',tn VEN sEIE ell
ito. q o. nniIs., VIE" han hoe" 10
,r ia. naIhoi Lbn 'ha'Rs f"' 'l''
,,,I nj. ycuIs hns l'C"n aHHIfhth 10 wa
L. thI, nnd III '""v" tho" n"'"" i''""
, .,bh Ito" Nl't"t IT"lfI"'. 10"
mo-. rnsi"r 81 tho Ii"'l'"l W." 'h",' a.
so, I,o,n This w"alr getting "'I"" "'"'
nl.p fr"l" walter. hn"Rh''r ~ VI
mad Mira = u walter. 81 " u 7. ""'
If, rrreat stab, 81 Akron. - r"'"
ns,,i.d by Uev & r. K"rir"l ~ Ih"rS
Iny ,:or,rrnb,r Is AMI i"ft Immediately
H., their homo In hkr"n
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,l,uuIugtun W Va. Sept. ~ soy
ami motor pnrIicn from FhlrmOnt visit
al lh,. 1Inrtlrtl dining room for dinner
Friday evening. Among thor" wh"
brave over being the following Mr..
and Mrr T. l.. K"lY. Jnm"r j., kr'Iy'
Inrv lie. Kelly. Abort Kelly. Il. liar-
old Jun~u <. &. GIlrHplH and c"mpnn-
ion Fred Hncll. Media GnlI"gh"r. Mar
Lnrct GaRkll "
A mnturIng party l'ft Friday for MI.
,'hnutau on tho cheat river III M"h"n
,ulia ,,untv. whore they expect =
snrrd unmcIimc Among the number
y,r.. Nj aud Mrs J {. Mcclellan.
NJ, md Mra DcnEcl IIury. Stanl'y Ne
,Iellnn. MIHS Flora licEH
V.ulinm Arnrit OF Road Forks. am
Miss MARY Moor" OF onhuaio' W.T."
r,srrIcJ NJ Oakland. Md. Saturday.
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