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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
NORWOOD

WEST END, S4,5OO- Groom bungalow, F block from car line, one or two blocks from schools and churches, excellent neigh borhood; terms LOGO cash, balance easy. See Tharpe, with Mcconnell, Anglin & White R. E. & I. Co.,, 2026 Sd ave. Phone Main 358. NORTH BIRMINGHAM-Two lots. 100xl D. center of North Birming ham; $500 for each 50x140 lot. Improved, can make this property pay S900 year. B. F. Eborns 315 Empire Bldg. Main S173.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
.OPTOMETR|sTs TO OPEN
EIGHTEENTH CONVENTION

optometrists OF the state TO the
number of moro than 200 are here
FOR their eighteenth annual meeting.
Business sessions will be held all day
in. the Richmond Hotel. concluding
there tonight with banQuc; and
election of officers. The large at
tendance is attributed to u number
at important measures which the
state association will pass on. l-o-
cal members took the visitors who
arrived yesterday on sight seeing
trjos.
President w j Lasher will open
'he meeting today at 10 o'clock with
i report and address, 10 he followed
by business session lasting until l
o,cioCI. Four addresses are schcd-
uied for the afternoon meeting. start
ms al 2:30 o'clock. All viii be OF a
scientific trend.
pr. \. swan Mitchell viii review
conditions in the optical trade in this
country and Canada. and Dr. \. J.
Hawkins Will prescn; a digest OF the
Virginia medical laws. g. y. Mort
land and r. J. Morris will be other
Speakers.
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More Speakers Scheduled
for Democratic Ticket

Announcement OF j. n. Rrenn.
man, secretary OF the State Drmo-
cratc Committee, of the speaking
unteh Of speakers for the DcIno-
cratic ticket, follows;
CLAUDE A. SWANSON.
october 70. Warrenton; October
30. MnrtinsvilIc; November 4.
Rocky Mount.
IL. ID. FLOOD,
October -, Palmyra; October %
tniEhp, Fork Union; October 20.
Dillwyh; October .G (nIghn. Ar
vonini October ~ to 20, Southwest
StrEInIni November Q, LcxinEtOni
November I. Bucnn VISTA.
s. OTIS bland.
ocfobcr day. Montr0xs, Oc-
tober :" tnighD, Colonial Hench;
October 20. kinsaIc; October 2S,
fredericksburg; October 20, Chin
parksicy; October 30 (nirht).
Onancock; November 1, Gloucester.
4. !. MONTAGUE.
October - tnighD, Ashland.
II. WALTON MOORE.
October -, Orange.
J. G. Hidden.
October 81. Orange.
CARTER GLASS.
October "5. Roanoke, October
"a, PulnskiI October 20. DanviIle,
November !. Charlotte Courthouse.
+. w. IUBARD.
October rs, Palmyra, October
% (nigho. Fork UnionI October
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

&c. DiIwyn; October 20 tnislt).
ArvOnin.
c. O'CONOR GOODRICH.
October 20. FrcdcricksburE; No
rcmber 1, King George Court.
DOUGLAS s. FREEMAN.
October IS, Suffolk.
II. }. DOWNING.
October 20. Fredericksburg; No
vember 4, King George Court.
l.. w. II. PEYToN.
October 20. LorinEston; October
30, Avon.
ERNEST RUEDIGER
October rs. GrccnbnckyiIle
(nighD, October 20, CkincotenKue
tniRhD; October 30. ParksIcy
tniEhDj November 4, SaxiS
T.. LEI; T1tINKLE
October ~. Abingdon, October
70. PenrishurG; October ~, West
October ~, Ifonaker might; Oc-
tober 20, Norton (nIEhn; October
20. Ninth District; November J.,
ROcky Mount.
u. ii. DREwRY.
October rs. Petersburg, October
20 or "a. Amelia County Fair, Oc-
tober 20, SusseI; October 81,
wnveriy, October 20, Stony Creek.
MISS ADELE CLARK.
October 20, Pulaski.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
In NiclnoriaIn
Funeral Directors

AyCkSISG ORDERS coinu!eted IN "a
hou-s We Are equipped dye Kar.
nents BLACK IN twtn.y-:our hours. Thl. 10
a sycc!z! branch Q; our business And r.
:.4fs kivtn TroE-3; attention No.z..e'I
AG. Moth Ssy.ath Stree:
FsAyF-kd. Paapa. .Gne-.l Director
and e.55&.rsr SIS = Main see.
:.S.!San ~ Ra-4a'-h tts1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

CHANDLER Chumtly roadster. sriendid
ca meena meal condition: newly painted.
quick. See Cha aalcr Agent; .OtI w.:
broad. thonc boulevard "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
FINANCIAL
Money to Loan
MONEY no LOAN.
$40 TO 1900,

~S make loan on furniture and farm.
LOVING sN,ix you t. repay tho loan In small
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Statesmen and Agents

% l.EsMAS wanted by Old reliable frrn
70 SCH an entirely new &c sale, boa ri
proposition TO p-rchants ia small town,
anu couhtFy storcs; unlimited territory;
p'. commissions. Write for salcb,uzt'r
outht Empire manufacturing Co. i'd
west city llall Avenue. Norfolk. Va
SALESMAN AS DIRECT FACTORY repre-
tentative TO handle the most NEEDED alto
sfcciAoiS--har nonc--natipually a,ly.r.
Used. no competition. Dou'i answer ur,.
less yoii can finance initial order to So.
cure agency. A!Cciao ManL!facturinu
Co.. l21 BridEe Str.t. NswarA. y. j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Wanted an Exceptional Man
Oct. 81, 1870.
TimcS-Dispatch,
Tenth and Main Streets,
City.


ficntcmcn
me results obi aimed from
80 Satisfactory
Same ana to the
Inc ad i'll question o n man OF spccihc abIity-onc
OF his
himself to conditions. go - ~ ~ ''
we were doubtful il the
IN
eleven
ton ~ 800 -''" NV P''i'
1ou Will he interested In nd
III announcer
tons received of
Yours
(Namc requcst.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

Money to Loan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
., - -
Poultry and Supplies

fol. aALE-Dn. cock. hens Silver (
iambnrSH, extra line stock also cori. .
n!".f ana outlets. 3l5 W. Twenty-s!1,h s,
s. &. WHITE: I.k:f;IiOES s,ocL. 49,.
Winners at state Far. Cali RarIoI,n
~ OF MrIie p. |. Hu! i7la Third
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

DODGE TOURING: practically NOW: bo.n
run 1900 miles; $1,000: owner needs IN.
money. y 5:3. car" Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for sale

REQ SSES-For sale. Eco busscs- in
hIoa condi;ion; capacity. - passengers
"ath' price, Sl.-D each: reason FOR selling
zoo small for our business peninsmir
ItanSlt Co. Leo Hall. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Help Nuntcri-iemaIo

BOOKk Ef:PER and
s.ngl"-cntry books,
n accurate. also SNOW
Monday morning.
at 1909 West BROAD,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Personals

leyA.T - pE yoE- :.-w 1.esss. over
ts-= Old .cts=.- Il: - Ae!p ygg ,-lec.
- - % ys- -" corF~l tE4; does
<F--;es: --s;.e. g Tg1r .--r= Tn"
S1-ss- S7-. ~ $1-'S El.'A S'---.. Me-
y =. ~ E--Y5 Phone Randolph r.e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Lost and Found

L!.-.,}-t :rtc-y at.-r -.grr. .-5..f u-D,rl
80 .4rs.. IL. -ltar- ~ !st-.y - i.-.r
Ts-s-=c .-.ts-4l r-saz-L re,u-, - ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

TO use these wan; AIS - 10 b. sur. 80
resuith o's OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
About People
Movements of individuals To And
From The City.

+. y. Neigh. traffic manager OF INC
chamber OF Commerce, who mas prsn
III for the past eight DAYS with me
grippe at his home in Pleasant"n' mas
Squire Il. q. Hobbs is III al MS nome
on Fifteenth street.
County Road Engineer w. q. Mc'lus-
KEY. Jr. has returned from IN" ConNcn-
lion Of civil engineers at L"u!Syill"; ny
Joseph JrfC"rs. Of West wheeling
some nc ago. is all" to hc out again
Mrs, Larry Griffith. Of Struhenrillc;
O.. is the guest of her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. t. il. Blumenauer. Of Orchard
street. Woodsdalr.
Mrs. Ahhlc YuunEman will leave to-
day for Trafford. Pa. wh"r" she Will
spend the weekend with her sister.
CLAYTON Carroll OF the Island. r"sum-,
"a his du,ics at Wheeling high school
yesterday after being Ill for the past
fortnight.
il able 10 Ice out after being confined
10 her home with IL severe cold for the
O. +. Strauch has resumed his duties
az secretary, Of Tn" Wheeling Fire In
surauCc Company after week Il illness
Miss Gertrude NiCht. Of Fourteenth
street. has resumed her duties a. me
D!lloIr L"ns Company after brief Ill
= ness.
Mrs. uarrcll Smith. Of Spri7rgdalr. IS
slowly recovering from recent attack
, Mra. Harry lIuchcl. of Elm Grove. Ea'
recovered from an illness "f scvera
days.
l. Il. Thnma" former lrpu.v "DUnll
assessor. iS confined 80 ms h"mH Il
North Huron street. Island. very sick.
Miss Enic Rosrbcrry. VIII" has been
/ i'll for several days at her home on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
ANNUAL L|NSLY
MILITARY BALL
WILL BE GIVEN THIS EVENING BY
ENDOWMENT COMMrTTEE OF
LNSLY INSTITUTE.
Most Elaborate Function Of the Year
wSn Be Hold In Scottish Rite
Cathedral

Tho concluding function IN a week Of
charming pre-lcnted pleasures ~ the an
uual military ball 10 be given UhiS even
ing by the Endowment Committee or
I.nsly Institute. Tho arrangements for
he ball have been carried out on an
elaborate scale and this evenings func-
ton promises to eclipse the former
affairs OF this kind.
The auditorium of the Scottish Ritz
cnthcdral where the ball will be held.
has been transformed into scene OF be-
wlldering beauty and will serve as an
'Ncellent background for. the Calmly
rrocks OF the far participants and tho
military uniforms Of their escorts. En-
blemS 0c LiuSly together with their
colorS. Drank" md black are conspicuous
~ placed about tn" room. together with
potted plants and palms. and n number
II American flags and crossed rifles
lend a military air 10 the whole
The bali viii open promptly at .
o'clock with tho grand march which VIII
10 led by Major Werner p. Hadorn and
Miss Dorothy Bone Jones Novelty or
chestra will furnish the musical pro-
gram for the dances. which will follow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
Ut 6. To PLAN /: /: !:
ITS CLASS DAY
IMPORTANT MEETING or WX111s-
ING COUNCIL no. 81, Oh =
SATURDAY.
Ladies' Auxiliary Baseball Team ~
Leap Year paneo Being PlAnnoA.

An important meeting Of Wheelin!
Council No. 81 United Commercial
Travellers OF America has been called
Tor saturday. February IA, IN the A. o.
/. W. temple. to complete plans for the
scmi-annual class day Of the council to-
be observed on February %. W. E. Ray,
S. C.. will preside at tomorrows meet
ing
In connection with the general meet.s
ing there will he n meeting Of the com.
mittec Of which II. 4. Hucbel Is chafr--
man. TO formulate plans for the orGani-
zation of a ladies auxiliary to Wheef-S
INK Council: meeting Of 0. F. BethePs'
to organize a baseball team. ana an lm-
portan, meeting Of the entertainments
committee. w q. Pickett. chairman. to
arrange for a leap year dance February
IS
Wheeling council will also launch an
intensive campaign to increase lis meM.
herShip To $50. +. f. Zook VIII submH
i',.. rnr""r OF the railroad committee o.
the council. q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
Juvenile Event,

The close OF tho term Of he young
peoples dancing classes tonight b! .ArS.
Frances PlZ,Ir!.a!p Will be the occasion
for a merry IuN emile. dancing part
which will hc held IN The audi Drum OF
he Elks club OH Saturday Afternoon Al
- 80 u'Cluck. This Will be- IN :hc nature
"f NhlrmIIn" party and each htt'c girl
ana boy VIII appear alfred as dainty
Valentine. Attractive decorations "t
turquoise blue viii form Il nttlnS back
ground for the little figures.
INIc grand march will begin promptly
at ESQ O'Clock and will be led by John
Emmert. followed by Misses Ella Trau--
vein and Sarah Elizabeth Mueller.
Dancing Will occupy the afternoon uhlii
4 o'clock when chocolate bon bons ana
attractive Valentine favors Will be dis
tributcd 10 the guests.
Following Is the program for the after
noon:
Bellies and Rcaux OF By-sone DaR -
Emma Trautwein. Georgia MayGor-
don Elsa Becker, Ella Marie Traut-
vein, John Mueller. Michael CounIi-
han. Earl Bowers. John Emmert.
\ Balloon Girl-tathcrinc wilson.
Fox Trot--AIary Martha Cree and Will
liam MCCullaEh.
carroll.
The primccss-Mary Emmcri.
Farics-Junc Clousc. Margare, Holmes
Helen Virginia Manion. l.aF"rnH
FahCy. Dorothy cunningham. MIISHi
Of Wilson, Helen u. MCGabC. Lucille
u Selway, Sarah Burkhart.
Roman Flower Grl--ltosalia k"ln.
Danish Folk DancC--Nocl Peddtcord'
Mary Ellen Fair. Jack kcmplr. Gene
We've Bcdllli"n. Ruth Sw"etwcin. Lou .
SO Kind"lEcrger.
Svdyin Waltz Mildred Gardner anu
William Rahr.
Iullahv-Ciladys MCElhnncy.
Observation-Disclosures Carpenter. Inc'Is'
Lewis. Josephine Snidcr. Mary Marg-
aret Quinn. Flurcnc" Rarhmann. paul
inc Tinncgan. Elise Bcrrrlscn. Helen
Browning.
rho Market Maid Catherine Schneider,
unc.Sler-Drlorcs Quinn and FRANK
walIz-Ruth Cohcrly and william Sh"r-
Tho TiHdrllnS-TIarr!ct Schcnk.
Rluo I.onuhc--r:iizabcrh kn!t'le. Cles-
Tine Counihan. Josephine knrn.
Uchc. Cunbcarcr TO the Gods--GcrtN'
Marie Dwsnncll.
-Inwn pancr-WilliHm Dw!nncll.
Rhythmic EXcrCiscS--i;rcck maid Ml'"
sarah Quinn. assisted by IN" Howe
girls. Mildred W,l"s Mnrc"lla Sacn-
err Anna Eva Hart. Mary Evans. Ad"i-
aide Ncslinc. Dorothy Cunningham
Betty Sue Cochran. Mary Louis" har-
rIs Emma Trautwc!n. Bcrnice Rren-
nan. Anna l.. Wintrrhaltcr. lulci,,
Snlway. Mary Catherine Van Pci''
Mytrl" Harris
lbs ParilInns-- Mildred McKccv'r AMI
Zita PiGor. >
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13

Tho chief interest for society folk.
LAST evening was the appearance OF
Miss Mary Garden. famous pr!ma donna.
at the Court Theatre. and society turn
I'd out enmaSSc 20 hear and see the
,harmiug celebrity. Miss Garden was
erected with = iarg" and enthusiastic
audience which included tho elite "f
10 city. and that they were moro than
pleased with her rendition OF old TN"
.avorites and classics was evinced NY
he repeated calls for erCorcs. Tho
boxes were occupied by parties OF con-
GENIAL friends and families. among
whom were tho following:
Mcssrs. and MesdRmes:
Jesse Bloch. Alfred Rrady.
Singleton PAUL Dr.. and Mrs. w. S.
l.r" I'aull. fulton.
\.lsou u hitaker,
l,vlrnt Wagner. w. r. Erupp and two
~ : Erady. children.
McSdamcs:
..,y l.. Milton. W. L. Wilson.
H.rr krupp, Arch Wilson.
Eugene Hildrcth Sd. Guy Allen.
Misses:
Jessie Allen. l'ollie Patterson
MesSrs:
Harvey Pollock Harold Bloch.
Toe Pollock,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
WILL BE PROCEED

LEXINGTON. Ky. Feb. l2-Brigadier
General Marshall in command OF Fed
crnl troops enforcing martial law mere
No. n result of nm attempt to lynch VIII
liam Lockett. negro. last Monday. has
ordered Judge Charles Kerr to impaneI
a special grand jury Immediately to IN,
yeStigate the rioting. and the actions OF
six persons were killed and several
wounded when a mob attempted To Cd
tain possession Of Lockctt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
CAR BUMPS AUTO

The West Alexander car due at Elm
Grove M 1880 o'clock +. NJ. collided with
the Ford coupe owned and driven by
Dr1 IT. X. Shields last evening and
caused much excitement. The accidtnl
che was injured and very little damage
was done. The car was in charge OF
Motorman Domer Black.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
CLUB NOTES
Root Rayiaw Luncheon

The Book Review luncheon Of the
Woman's club will be served today at
st. Matthews Sunday school rooms at
one o'clock. The club will take up the
Encounter" Some time ago the Book
Review department OF the Woman,,s
club divided into Two groups because II
was found difficult TO accommodate
Them all at the same time az nifty
women now comprise the membership.
Last week. however. owing to the iact
that the Twig society which served the
luncheons found it just as easy to take
care Of both groups as one and 1t was
decided to merge the two groups, the
first Of which has been led by Mrs.
W. S. Kelly and the second by Rev
Clara Cook HelVie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
Wooden Anniversary,

Mr., and Mrs. james &. hurton =
lirhlfnlly senIrriaincd Il number OF
friends on Tuesday evening at their
home. tn" occasion celebrating III" MIN
or wooden. anniversary Of their mar
riagr. The affair was featured with
six o'clock dinner with unique appoints
mrnIs nprarcnt The Cnlir" dinner Wa
served on a wooden service and the table
was ccntorcd with p"'t"d plant sur
rounded 18th clOthcs-pins and tout
PICKS. Mr.. and Mrs. RurtoH wrr" me
rcccpiPnts Of many useful and bcauii-
ful presents.
Those in attcndauC" were:
McSSrS. and Mes danes
lanes Richards Lawrence Wu"hcr
W. l.. CriSw"ll j1mCs Burton
Miss Cl"mcniin" f1%p0irirh.
Mr. Lloyd \. richards
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
COMMITTEES.

Major Werner j. liadorn 20
Captaiu-Adj utant John t'amrh'il Fa'-
mcr. 20.
Lieutenant Hugo l.. Wolff. -
Lieutenant charles =. llUjchin9. %.
Lieutenant Qartermastcr Alb IT Ackcr'
-.
l.ieutenant John W. Stor"r 20.
Sergeant Vance Harper. 81.
Sergeant Vance Harper. 81.
Sergeant John lltll. -.
Sergeant Frank I.ohmjler. 81.
cadet Hugh Stobbs. 81.
cadet Donald Brand. %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13

Tho Valentine party TO lie given by
Tin King daughters of the ST. Luxe
) l.. T.. church will be an event OF TINS
evening. ami q Very pleasant time Is III
store for those who are planning to at
. tend. Tho proceeds from this move,
,,arty. WhI"h Will h' held in the social
. rooms If III" church. will b" devoted to
! the good work don" by the King
. daughters bay Nursery. Resides the
| social time which Will he enjoyed. a
| pyoSram OF old tim" songs and readings
! has been arranged by Mrs. Frank Car
! lin. and later refreshments will he
served under the management Of Miss
: CARR" Corp and Mrs. William Ward
! Mrs. Jacob birmingham is In general
| charge Of tn" entire affair.
| The following will take part in the
! program:
! Misses
, Jessie smith Helen McCunoy
! thra LcInrr
| McSdamcS--
! f. l.. Lang Anna Hilton otto
Frirda WOODEN charles Clarke
! weber j. b. l.. Connolly
! MCs$rs.
! Walter Sadlcr Chas. PaScoe
! l.. l.. Lang
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
SERVICE POSTPONED

There was no service held at st. Eliz-
abeth Deaf Mute Mission at st. Mat
;hew's church last night. General Mis-
slonary Franklin c. Smtclau or sclln
Grove Pa. is sick, being forced to post
rone it with the intended lecture about
LincOln's Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
Alpha Pt Valentine Dance.

Me Iu"mhcr4 IT The Alpha n AIumn'
Fraternity VIII entertain their friends
with an Informal dance this evening at
tho Elks Home. Martins Ferry. -. This
will be in tho natur" of Il Valentine
dance and VIII be featured with All on
repttonSt musical program furnished by
Jacobs Novelty orchestra Of THU city.
Quite . number Of Wheeling boys and
girls are planning I" ali"nd and from
all Appearances the Valentine" dance
Will be among lh". most enjoyable ever
GiNNn by this fraternity.
The following cunpriS" ia" commit
tee:
Larkin. Freeman.
Davis, webb.
Jones, Wade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13

ailhuu.n r.. n!..lG # chicago. has re
I'D :u il.- -? fer several mohtnS'
making his home at Mt. de Chantal. He
. .~ employed hy the I'rupsylvania HaiI-
l"au company. rhr young peopl" nave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
COLLEGIATE Aluninae

The Collegiate Alumnae will meet at
| the auditorium Of the Y. w. {: A. Sat
urjlay afternoon at $50 the Rev. Ar
! thur c. Lazcnby addressing the mem
bers on american Ideals" Miss Vir-
| ginia Hall will sing and Miss Jennie
MCGOWAN. the association president VIII
| preside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
Current Events

Mrs George De Bolt. of Fairmont.
who has recovered from a severe illness,
will again address the Current Events
department OF the Woman's club. The
usuai large attendance Is expected II
greet Mrs. De Bolts appearance tomor-
row
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
%. A r. Ter Chanpns.

Owing 10 III" fact that TIN Larry" ro"Gr
at the y " t. \. could NOT hr obtained
snr Saturday. February -. Dn .ght"rs :
the American Revolution ar" uhliLcd -
limit the nvtHtiuuS for N" tCt to Ulcnr-
E"rs only. Mrs. Roy Darby and Mrs -.
H. Farr nrc tho Chairmcn for ihiS d.
iGh,ful event. which orig maliy Was /"
urludc a number Of guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13

READ MARX SULLIVANS ART
TIE in Saturdays 1nteu1gencer on .he
nossiblo candidacy of President Wilso1.
It Is illuminating and brings ont many
facts and angles not hitherto known.
f-1o-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13

VALENTINE DANCE.
Jacobs piece orchoEtrA with
pianos. oatman's Saturday evenings
Dansant Carroll Club. t-l2-!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13

The Sterling nlcasur" club 80 IA"
.';ar!iur Products Company WI e"'"'
+, this evening VITA i merry Leap
I.:tr dance in observance VI ST. Nalcn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13

VI 80 VIZ N''''N
Caterer Ziegcnr"ldcr.
Patronesses.
Mrs. Thomas Downing.
Mrs. Z. Fl. Watkins.
Mrs. W. r. Wolfe.
Mrs. Gay T.. Holden.
Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson.
Mrs. +. W. Morris.
Mrs. Edward llazlct.
Mrs. W. r. Stif"l
Mrs. J. Birmingham.
Mrs. G.. ". Greig.
Mrs. Carrie Levy.
Mrs. II. ). Sands.
Mrs. j: {. Palmer.
Mrs. Earl Adams.
Mrs. James Collins.
Mrs. Gencvicvc Cravrat;
Mrs. George Row.
Mrs. q. NJ. W"lmer.
Mrs. Otto SChonk.
Mrs. II. c. Ogden.
Mrs. S. q. Laughlln.
Mrs. J. II. Mcclure.
Mrs. Ivan F'awrctt.
Mrs. A. C. Hubbard.
Mrs. Julian fiearn".
Mrs. Louise StecnrOd.
Mrs. J. 3. Baum.
Mrs. G. A. Laughlin.
Mrs. \. II. Won Bayer.
Mrs. Harold q. Etz.
Mrs. Singleton PAUL
Mrs. y. G. Hcarn".
Mrs. s. W. Harrer.
Mrs. r T. Hutchtus.
Mrs. Jesse Bloch.
Mrs. Arthur S'ifcl
Mrs. ". T.. Weiss.
Mrs. 4. e Whitaker.
Mrs. n. NJ. Russell
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South Side. has resumed her duties at

South Side. has resumed her duties al
the {. II. Grlest & Co. drug store.
Miss Williams of Triadelphia has &C
copied position as stenographer at
The Earle Chemical company OF this
city.
Mr.. John z. Stevenson, Of Mitchell d
Stevenson. has left for ST. Louis on
business.
Mrs. Arch Moffat. Of Pleasant Valley.
is visiting friends in New York and
Philadelphia
Mrs. Arthur Thompson. OF Pittsburgh
IS the guest Of Mrs. Harry Bradley or
the Howard Apartments.
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READ MARX SULLIVAN'S ART1-
Gle In Saturdays Intellig sncer on the
possible candidacy Of President Wilson.
It IL illuminat ting and brings out many
facts and angles not hitherto Known.
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tines Day. This delightful event will
be held IN the rest room AT NO. lOA
Nineteenth street. Dancing will be en-
loved from SEQ to ll.30 O'Clock and
music will DO furnished by the En- Kay
orchestra.
Miss Francis QuilliEan and Miss Alice
Iarprr have charge of the music and
the general committee is composed of
thee following:
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Nurses Dance.

The lady board ~ directors or the
! Ohio Valley General hospital have ar
ranged delightful Informal dance for
/; the nurses OF the institution. This Will
! be held this evening in teh nurses din
! mg room. which will have decorations
! suggestive OF st. Valentines Day. The
| SpO0ncr- Becker orchestra has been en-
gagged TO furnish the music and toward
, the close OF the evening a delightful
} luncheon Will ne served
i The following nurses form the COM
mlttcc on arrangements:
Misses:
Liljeund. Griffin.
Garden Roberts.
Fuchs,
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Patronesses.

and at midnight a buffet supper VII
be served under the management ~
Caterer XicgcntCldCr