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MILLIONS OF GIANTS
PUT ON JOB

rich with the one element (iron) that
strengthens and multiplies red cor
puscles-it makes them by the mill
lion.
One teaspoonful of Sul-Ferro-Sol
taken times day quickly displays
the wonderful results of this remedy.
Booklet giving details mailed on
request. Liberal bottle one dollar,
(6 for So, at all drug stores or
postpaid upon receipt of price. The
Sul-Ferro-Sol Co., Desk A, Mont
gomery, Ala. Sold by Howell's Phar-
macy, Americus. adv
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pose?' (Brysons is the smart shop"
of the town.
'Ees-this morning. But I'm not
known in the stores here Jane. And l
paid cash for it. And carried it with
me. You see | wanted it for the af-
ternoon.'
At this she fell to sobbing pitifully.
Stop weeping. Don't you dare to
cry Don't let a single human soul
know that you're excited. The police
Don't you realize that they may come
at any minute"
Ann stiffened at this and asked:
You mean they may come here?
For me?"
ITO Be Continued)
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Germs of Blood Diseases Meet
Conquering Foe

Germs of Eczema, letter, Pella-
gra and other forms of blood troubles
make their headway in exact accord
ance with the scarcity of red corpus
cles in the blood.
When these corpuscles are multi
piled and strengthened to the extent
of being capable of overthrowing dis
ease germs, then and only then, does
the disease begin its losing battle.
Sul-Ferro-Sol is a mineral water
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FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re.
move Them With Othine-
Double STRENGTH

This preparation for the removal
OF freckles is usually so successful in
removing freckles and giving a clear,
beautiful complexion that it is sold
under guarantee to refund the money
if it fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil; get an ounce of Othine and re-
move them. Even the first few appli-
cations should show wonderful i'm
provement, some Of the lighter freck-
les vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine; it is this that
is sold on the money-back guarantee.
adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
K. Of C.BANQUET
GRAND SUCCESS
At CARROLL CLUB
GOVERNOR JOIN J. CoRHwELh
ApDREESES oVEE Blk Hun
DRIED GUESTS AT AFHAh
YESTK1DAY.
Class Of Eighty Candidates Were IN
itated with Solemn Ceremony In
Cathedral Armoxy.

Carroll Court No. sos knights OF Co
lumbus conferred the second and third
degrees on a class Of eighty candidates
Yesterday in the armory Of Cathedral
High school. The degree 'ork was put
on BY a Kentucky team h ded by state
Deputy John. J. Donovan
Following the initiatio banquet
was served at the Carr | club. with
William Gundling as toastmaster. Hon.
John J. Cornwell. governor OF west Vir-
ginia, was the first speaker and he was
given a wonderful ovation. Rev. Father
8. r. Moye, ". G.. followed and spoke
on The Church and Laity. state
Deputy John ]. Donovan was next and
he spoke at length on the good OF the
order.
DR. Charles Wingerter also delivered
. very interesting address,. Mr.. Al Crebs,
of Kentucky, gave the concluding num-
her on the program. Summers orchestra
furnished music throughout the even
ing. and Miss Esther f. Carson. MISS
Genevieve Mcdonald and Mr.. Frank
ODonncll were the soloists. Leo
Bonnenberger and Miss Mary L. Cor
such played the Accomplishments Tor
the eoloists. 40
This evening An informal dance will
he given in honor OF the new members
of the court. The Carroll club will he
the scene OF this affair to which all
Knights of Columbus are invited.
Over six hundred guests were present
at the banquet, many of them guests or
Carroll Court. K. of c.. from adjoining
cities. ~
The arrangements were prefect in all
detail and the affair WAS one that will
20 down in the history Of the local
court as an unqualified success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
MANY HUNDREDS
Of LITTLE ONES
IN BIC PARADE
Children's Day FtttinGly Celebrated ~
by Governor Cornwen
Band Preceded Eten Division .. They
Marched In Line to The Aarhst
= Auditorium

Fifteen hundred children marching In
line Yesterday afternoon repreSentinS
the Sunday school children OF ONO
county, featuring especially the junior
division, presented an inspiring s'sn' .
they marched through the streets 10 the
Market auditorium where Governor
John ]. Cornwell addressed them term
mating with Il surprise feature. inc
seven days devoted TO the children. IN
accord with the national program which
has been observed.
where in spite Of the heavy rain lhey
were delayed only fifteen minutes. the
children headed, by the Marine band ana
escorted by the Boy Scouts drum corps
and the Salvation Army band, marcheo
with the precision Of veterans 10 inc
Market auditorium where the mass
meeting was held. ,ua-
Arriving at the auditorium inc chito
rem were seated In groups. siTing inc
Chatauqua salute with the th1usasna CT
tiny little fags which they carried. ra:n
Cro,rp of children ha i 4 hymn assigned
10 1t. and the SirIin., OF the clear Eouns
voices was inspiring I'm oeautlui.
After the children had sung scVerNi
HYMNS they were ad1rcs%nf by PROM
inent Sunday 3cnhOl officers VINO were
here for the oc:sSI1n. Then Governor
Cornwell stepped u the edge OF tne
platform and was gwen Chaufauqua
salute by the Children
In his address 90 the children mo
governor told than 10 be car2lul 10 Al
ways study their 5uh11T -cho"l lessons.
IN try TO please heir iGachcrS ana 10
make the greatest effort possible 70
follow the teachings OF the lessons
which the Bible neld out 10 them as
their teachers presented 1t in the sun
dny school, thus achieving what Is the
highest and most purposeful thlhS IN
lIfe-noble man and womanhooo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
CITIZENSHIP SCHOOL
FOR WOMEN VOTERS
Local women to Have Benefit OF EoucA-
toual work ct the 7. ". @. A.

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
or this week will be Of unusual interest
TO the women OF Wheeling IN the open
Ing Of the ,s rr1'niTs G. for A. G under the
direction Of Miss Annie McCully. OF
DAYTON, O., who comes to take charge
of the instruction classes.
Glasses will be held every afternoon
eight o'clock. under the auspices Of the
; League Of Women Voters. 49,.
Ali enlightening topics relating 10 'ne
use of the ballot will be the supJect on
given by the ablest representatives OF
both sides Of tho political question Win t
additional talks by Miss McCulley. me
lectures given will be both cducationat
and a1d ehas rs ehe to
all the women Of Ohio county. and urge
them to attend the series: ana prinG
with them all their relatives ana
friends. so that when the tlmc loI n
ing arrives for'the women OF the STATE
nil will be thoroughly qualified.
Among the ,opics which will he taken
up for consido alton will be, why DO
Women Need pHlitIGal, Education G GoE
crning West Virginia and explanations
Of the Democratic and Republican par
tics policies. y,
ward Haziett. chairman, of the ei'aSne
OF Women Voters Of Ohio county, has
been attending the meetings or the var.
ious organizations Of women; Ihe
Daughters OF the Maccabces the Dauxh.
ters of isabella, The Woman's Reliet
Corps and other organizations where
she has addressed the women m various
subjects relating to the now actlSlues
Of women. and urging their attendance
at the meetings. ~ ,.o
One Of the important features or the
school will he the booth which VIII ne
erected at the T. W. c. A. for the pur-
pose Of demonstrating ~ how voting
should he done.
Miss McCulley. who comes to Wheel
ing to conduct the course, has oeen ni,
recttng similar work In other cities ana
is well qualified by her experlcnoe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
ALUMNI BANQUET

Tonight at the Mcclure hotel. the
Wheeling High school has arranged Tor
an alumni banquet. the hfteenth annua ,
BANQUET Of the association when VIII
he given, with many interesting pro-
ram features. as follows:
fnyoca on-fev. Chas. A. Robinson.
WeIsome Class 1920 Prs. VIM. r. Lopez
Vocal Solo. 49,. Miss Edith Bonneson
BUSINESS Meeting and election OF or
uu,ic by Oliver Edwards.
The following are the outgoing OF
Vim. r. Lopez. Pres: Howard Nay
Vice-pres.: Christini Strohel; Secy'
Class yiee=Rre9tdsnts'
1s9S-Miss Ida Wells:
iSs9-Mrs. John A. Schenk v,.
le0O-Mrs. Harriet Hutchinson Elan
1e0o-Miss Minnie Stewart
Io03-Miss Mary Meek.
l9o4-Mr. Harry Spears.
19O5-Miss Alice Wilkinson.
laO6-Mr Carl Etc.
loO7-Mr. Harold Anderson.
io0S-Mrs Charles Henderson.
ie09-Miss Vera Krauskoff.
lolo-Miss Virginia Rigging
1olI-Miss Vada Bell.
l9l2-Miss Flora Henry.
l9lS-Miss Virginia Lopez.
19ll-Miss Sara Goeze.
l9l5-Miss Edith Bonneson.
1a16-Miss Ruth Bonncson
iol7-Mr, Howard Iil\hrand
io1TH-Mr, Robert Frcucricks-
l9lS-Mr. Tom Noble.
l9le-Mr. James Stewart
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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yesterday to attend the funeral. Of his
father, George Wise. who's" death &C.
CURED on Friday at the Chicago con-
vention.
Miss Elizabeth Stevenson. OF North
Front street spent the week end with
friends ut Pittsburgh.
Mrs. W B. Zimmerman. OF Charles
ton. Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. J.
Byron Nickerson. at Lenno1.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Wise. Of Chicago.
arrived yesterday to attend the funeral
services Of Mr.. George Wiso.
Miss Ora Stead. who has been en-
of the Bell Telephone company has re-
signed her position. Miss Stead will
leave this week for her home in Bow
rrston. Ohio:
tins Ferry left. yesteday for Cincinnati
to attend the commencement exercises
of the Conservatory of Music, where his
sister. Miss Bessie, Joseph, Is a gradu'
Mrs. Frank Altmeyer and daughter Of
visiting at tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs
J I'm Murphy Of the North Side.
Miss Olcta Mays OF C:arhsburG: 20
has been visiting at the home or Mr..
side. left Saturday for Akron. where
she will spend several days visiting
relatives.
Mrs. S. Ochsenbinc OF the Island left
Saturday for Newark, o., where "he VIII
spend q short vacation with her SISTER.
John Rierkorttc OF this city LEFT last
evening for Cincinnati where he VIII az
tend the funeral OF his father.
Charles OchscnhIne has returned 70
his home on the Island after spending
tho weekend visiting relatives In New
ark Q. ~ .,, T..
slowly recovering at the Ohio Valley
General hospital. following serious OPP
Grafton. l %
her homo on the North Sd" after SpenaI,
ing the Weekend vtSiting 1rienos anu
relatives in Pittsburgh.
This will ne followed ny the o9s"nal
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riddle. Of wells
burr. returned home last evening arter
snendinE few days the guests OF MIS-
Carlins Linton, of Chanel Hill.
Mrs Mary V. Robinson. of Lima
strcet Ia much batter after having oonn
..vereIy III for the past few days.
N c K!ndelhcrgcr returned 10 MS
hone on North Market street. after az
tending the National Convention at CHI
william KindelberEer returned u
Cambridge q, last evening. after SPerd-
ING the Weekend with his family on
North Market street.
Miss Emma WeiEal. Of the 7. '" e. A.
srcnt Sunday with her parents IN
Shadyslde.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
K|DD|ES' .R|jlI :
SEASON Mt|ks.
city's P1Aygrounds .opsa This 1os1tAS
with Good 1AStruoeors n
.------- =
THREE !!

Four Of the men who will help con.
duct the Wheeling Fairgrounds. this
summer will begin this morning It the
sixteenth street playground: placing
sae a2pa Seefal ay an These men Vim
under the direct supervision Of Patrick
J. Sullivan who will have general
charge Of the grounds. Mr.: Sullivan hAs
been with the Playground Associaucn
fol many years and understAnds me
grounds. With him this morning these
viii be Earl Wendclken who had cbarge
of the Sixteenth street playground ~
the close OF the season last year: -.
William Farmer who had tho Forty
sixth street grounds last yeaO VIII 40
help equip the grounds but Will not ~.
abie I'd take a regular place in the sts..
tenn as"he has accepted another poal.
ton to begin July first. He will ASSIST
in getting q new man started on Lne
E'orty-sixth street field. Two 0tneI
young men WHO have not Ss,o oeen Hali Hiso
he given q tryout At the work ana;
they show ability will be retained Tor
the season. ~.
Fairgrounds last year only 5w0 H,,sy
Who has been stationed at the ,HuobefG
playgrc unds for the past two -yeess P2
have charge of the Sixteenth
gronnd. this year. Miss Shirley
SicE Who was on the Forty-sixth StfSet
niay grounds last year will either 20
back to the same Erounds or be use0
on the Warwood playground ME-
sarah Broverman. the 6asKetGan star
from wheeling High, will also De GNsn
an nnportunity to make good and may
be- Siaced on tho Hubbard plsyEround,
This afternoon the sixteenth street
n,.vrround will be ready for the chn-
STen In that part Of. the city and Mss
Exley and Mr.. Wendelken Hih nthee
rromnds will be opened from day TO day
IS the repair squad gets their work
ssnished, A little patience on the part
NJ the children living near the Srouhds
that will be delayed In the opening
nece ssaFy,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
M 1uII.A1D 11tv11A

rr Ernest s. Billiard m Ie.NInseS
from PittsburEh. where he, c1mpi Se,
special post; graduate ~S pr S o. O.
1 T!Se a course includes conduciye ASss.
, Inc every Nerve blocking. Exidentis Dyr.
inc mesh The S absence Of Dr.. BElisrd his Is
f rig in The schmulbaeh Sui nsn.I.t T..
furnished and the popular r G nstien,G n q
P PtS61Tea Abstraction, !: manner ThrouEhoS.
ths sumner months ttts os,ie. xtH -
cicsed on wednesday and SATURDAY Ai'
ternoons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
CHATAUQUk

Through the work Of several ioesi . ms e.
tho Redpath Chautauaua will aeain y
an ATTRACTION here d"r," .sn,er s Wi
I'm 10 A. Bridge park on Wheeling lslsns
ticxets are now on sale and are osna
disposcd Of quickly with the result T 80 w.
1t is believed the cha oaoon. cvsr In tits
ono Of the biggest seasons e''r :
city. .,,.o. ~ euarI1l
tors make il possible to bring the c#
tauaua to this city again TINS yea YEA ~
NJ II Yields. Otto schenk, Walter MAN
shall. Rev. II. C. Howard.
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SAVE s1oIs AND STOCKINGS

They viii last twiee fftIE ISHHs FFo{1T-
EASE EASE the Antiseptic' Healing Ing , pE 81
Tor the feet 1t tsk Ssn anay . are seSinE
Cor o1isn tender feet. Aliens Foot.Eass
s ston. IN. friction which causes the war
stopI ons and stockings. saves e1pen1e
OLA mixes walking . delEat. Shan
into your shoes. Sprinkle II In tns i'V''
bath. Sold everywhere.
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Informal Party Tonight.

Complimentary to Miss Helen Stamm.
fiance OF Mr.. Kenneth McCammon. Miss
Mabel Seal will entertain informally
this evening at her home on the Island.
The affair will be in the nature OF
kitchen shower and program Of merry
pastimes will fill the evening with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
Informal Party.

Mrs Ivan Radcliffe will entertaip In
formally on Wednesday evening at her
home complimentary to Miss Margaret
Wright. An evening Of delightful pas
times will be concluded with the serv-
ing Of a tempting supper. The guest
list will include the intimate friends
OF the honor guest. who will be bride
Of this week.
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Miss Rhra WeichscI. whose marriage
to Mr. Thomas Marshall Of WOODLAND
Pa. will be an interesting event OF THIS
woek was the honor guest ri a charm
ing lunchen given Saturday by MISS
Mary Lucille Wilson. Luncheon was
served at O'Clock in the green room
AT McCreary's. Pittsburgh. Pa. ma
there wore covers latd FOR - guests;
out IN pink and white novelties. In
addition 70 Miss Weichscl. Miss Geor-
gianna Troll and Misses lrma and
carrie Schcnerlcin III this city were
guests. ~
va entertained In honor OF Miss
Weichsel on Friday evening at her
nome. This affair was in the nature
Of a dInn.r-dance with II couples shar-
ing the pleasures Of the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Kings Daughters OF the st. Lukes N.
E. Church will be held this evening at
the parish house. Mrs. Jacob Brit
tinSham will preside and all members
are requested to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14

s,,.rs IoJ x,rsssoeu az, la,aaIs oVJ.
the greater your opportunity 10 "se
The Intelligcncer Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
Old Stone Rouse.

Tho Old Stone House. at Roneys
nrr parties last evening. Gibson Brad
field entertained a party OF six. the
congcnial party motoring here from
Barnesyille O. DR.. Leon Refer was
host To a small party Of friends; MT
md Mrs, solomon enjoyed the dinner
and DR.. Wilson OF Martins Ferry en-
tertained a party OF four.
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For Miss Wright.

For MISS wright.
One of the most charming pre-nuptial
parties Of this month will be that given
by Miss Wilma Carnahan on Wednes-
day afternoon when she entertains a
number Of friends with lawn party
in honor Of Miss Margaret Wright,
whose marriage will be an event of this
week The entire afternoon will be
spent in varied social pursuits on the
lawn surrounding the Carnahan home
on Broadway street and at o'clock
rsfre shments will be served. towel
shower will be a feature OF the after
noon. The following have been invited
for the delightful affair:
Misses
Margaret Wright Margaret Grogan
Madeline Kurner Bertha krtz
Nancy Brokaw Virginia McGrana-
Sara Ebeling han
Angela Fink
Mesdames--
William Wright Jack Shalvey
Mia Radcliffe Harvey Portz
Ivan Radcliffe George Wagner
Raymond Price
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
RirthdaY AnnIYernnrY.

The s9th birthday anniversary or
Mrs. Elizabeth Kind6lberger was the
occasion for a very pleasant gathering
of relatives yesterday afternoon nj the
home Of her niece. Mrs. G. H. Seiocrt,
OF Springdale. The affair was com,
plete surprise to the honor guest and
children and grandchildren spent
delightful afternoon. AT o'clock
,Nicious supper was served with huge
birthday cake a feature.
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informal Reception.

This evening in the social rooms OF
the First Presbyterian Church. an In
formal reception Will be held IN honor
az Mr. and Mrs. Chester Humphreys OF
Pittsburgh. The reception will follow
the rehearsal for the recital OF Liszts
thirteenth Psalm. which WILL be given
n the church Tuesday evening with
Mr. Humphrey as soloist. All mem
friends are invited TO attend the recep-
ton.
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DINNER PARTY
FOR GOVERNOR
GOVERNOR 10" J. co2NW1hb
KoNo1 QUIET AT NFokMA
DrNNEH GIVEN AT OLD
STONE HOUSE.
ELS YlAg Day Committee Entertained
With Delightful Affair Last !
Evening.

The concluding feature in day OF
we'll was tbs Informal dinner party ar.
ranged in his honor by the members Oh
the Elk's Flag Day committee held al
the Old Stone house at Roney's Polnt
last evening; The party mot9rsa 20 .ns
waffle dinner was served at o'clock:
Gov. Cornwell arrived In Mounds.
willie yesterday morning at o'clock ana
was the guest Of Warden J. y. Tcrrtll
for several hours. coming TO Wheeling
carly in tho afternoon. He delivered tina
main address at the Elk's Flag Day eel
ebration, spoke 10 the children at the
Market auditorium and was also a
speaker at the banquet OF the Knights
Included in the party at the Old Stono
House were:
Messrs.-
Hon. J. J. Cornell James Morgan
Fred Drichorst Mark Klibanow
James A. Dyson Albert a. lSe
Thomas B. Foulk Tom Garden
George c Benckc George Lutz
Louis Schrader Leon Reeter
,, Bridal Dinner.
Miss Rhea weichscl. whose marriage
to Mr.. Thomas Geigg Marshall OF WOOD,
lawn, Pm. will be brilliant cTent OF
Wednesday. will entertain the members
dinner on Tuesday evening At her homt
on North Broadway. The dinner which
will follow the rehearsal. will be mer::
~ informal affir. and will be featured
with elegant appointments carried OUT
In yellow and white.
The guests will include:
Misses
Georgianna Troll lrma Schencrlcin
Aiice Stroehecker Carrie Schenerlein
Of Zeliaionopie, Mary Lucille Will
pa son OF New
Rhea McBane OF Brighton ia.
Woodlawn. Pa
MeSsrs.-
Cornelius Anderson Frank Hamilton
Of Honongahela ot Mononsah"la
City, Pa City. Pa
Mrs. Ruth Alter Gordon Hill or
Young Of Pitts Pittsburgh.
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pleasure for the guests. At late hour
4 delicious luncheon will be served and
here very attractive appointments OF
pink and white will be seen.
The guests will include
Misses:
Helen Stamm, Dagmar Bruhn.
Nell Coss. May Merchrod.
Edna knoke. Margaret Rcith-
Hilda Knoke. miller.
Gertrude Ebeling, Myrtle Lingo.
of California, Verne Speidel,
Rhoda Hidlebrand. Mabel Seal.
Edna Buoy. Irene Buoy.
Mesdames:
Clara Dobbins, Frank Seal.
Anna Mckee. Lee Strasscr.
Ernest Stamm, Charles NJ. Lingo.
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At special convention OF the Dangn.
ters OF Isabella. which was held last
week at Ciarksburg. and attended oy
delegates from all the courts IN me
state. Mrs. James Maggie Lear OF Wheel,
ing Carroll Court No. 299, was elected
grand regent OF the state.
Mrs. Lear IS the first state regent %h"
has been elected by the Organization,
and the honor COMES TO her as marx
of the great appreciation. in which shf
IL held by all the courts connected with
IT throughout the state. IT has been
largely through the efforts Of Mrs. Lear
that the Daughters OF Isabella, nave at
tanned their present large membership
in the state and her arduous. work In
their behalf has received the rccogni-
ton Of all the other courts.
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FriendEhlp Dance.

Members Of the Pythan Fraternity
will enjoy another Friendship dance on
Wednesd evening. The auditorium OF
the Elks Club will be the scene OF this
delightful affair and music will be fur-
nished by Stupps orchestra. Invita-.
lions have been issued to members OF
the Pythian fraternity in Wheeling and
surrounding towns and a large attend
ance has been prepared for by the com
rnittce in charge.
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\ POPULAR COUNTY JUDGE

rhefs b nathinr that points out
sa plaini, ihs standing II our of.sial
o. ~ FEELING To- uoynr people have
iauani him Their is nathlnr that
ihsws be- populafliy. personally ard
oaaia'.S. 81 uumistalahly 81 ihs way
ihe .ah ,uuur people Nisii his ~
ils on extraordinary ocsasiaus. rhs
far b.. thr of.cr n County iudrs
% o. Moofs has hcooms q regular
Grsiua Grern co. yaunr cauplss, sn.l
Older unos ioa. vho oomr thsfs from
all over ths county wanting g. ~
iisi in ths hauis u Mairmouy. The
iudrr seems o. enjoy these visits
ieo However husy b. nav b. ~ith
other of ni iatiss. hr d,ar s al.
sais viif orsn o. h. sniranls u
safh oaupiss o. an aceamaisiing
uay hr rgffaflaf thf maffisrs ssfs.
many ani a. oaurlss slvays lsavs
ha efe tstuE happl sna can
i,uioi
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BOOTH. BAKER

ST. 8. e Booth. 60 years Old.
and Mirs Matte Rakef. agsd ss.
both u Bakers Station. In Caldwell
county came 10 Marion on Thursday
Thanksgiving Day. and were married
at the home n Rev w. T. Oakley.
Win performed the marriage esrs.
mony
Both rfoom and bride are we'll
knovn and popular IN their locality,
and will make their home on the
Bridegroom farm. near Raksr's
station
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-03
RESIDENCE BURNED

The residence Of Joseph Wilson.
who lives on a farm Of A. II. Travis.
q few miles from town. was destroy.
ed by ERE Sunday. The furniture.
household goods and everything the
house contained were destroyed. Mr..
Wilson's estimated loss Is $4,000.
with no insurance. The building.
which belonged 10 Mr.. Travis was
valued a. $4,000 and h q total loss
~ he had no Insurance.