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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.

Miss Edna Paur has, orr,ved ZONE
from Washington. D -, for snort
v's,, w'rh hsr parents on Last N:tol-
lNrh street
HISS Helen Harrison OF South Chap
me street has returned home ate
br,et vislt with friends IL Cleveland,
Ohio.
Miss Jeanette stottregen. wao has
been the guest OF Miss May Wilson
a: woodsdale. left Monday FOR her
nome
Miss Minnie Cochran % the 'slsnd
will leave early IN the week ror WISH
with relatives at Cleveland.
Miss Edith Beck. of the eaSt-end. has
returned from a visit 10 relatives at
Ia Born sStri7'' 70 Mr.. and Mrs. R w. West,
II SOUTH Penn street: a son On sunday.
August s,h Mrs West was formerly
Miss Gladys Winters.
Misses Iva and Hattie Talbot. have
returned 10 their home n tl's clty
after spending the pas, ten DAYS v!stt
InE their brother at Belfast, C'ty. Va.
Sr. and Mrs. Charles H watkins ~
chicago. III, are visiting Mrs. Watkins
sister. Mrs. H. L. Rumgardner OF East
L, W, waldron. Of New To:k. is
stopping at the Mcclure Hotel.
= Smith Of South Penn street l"rt
Yesterday for Wildwood y. J.. Nne7'
Ee vii spend several days Visiting;
Doris Marie and Junior. arrived today
from 81. Lois. Mo. 70 be present tor
the wedding Of Mrs. Meehans sister
Miss irene Kelley Of IN" Island 10 Mr.
G Murphy Of McMeclen. Mrs; Nee
ran: Will be remembered IN wheeling as
Miss Marie Kelley.
Nj and Mrs A l.. Law or tourteentn
Er"er are spending the month OF Au-
gust AZ thar cottage a, Mountain Lake
Mrs Harry Frornst,e % Cleveland Is
the suesto { hsr parents. M md Mrs
Frank Mcdaniel. On Sever'Nenih street
Mrs Agnes Brown ot Norfolk. Va. is
thei guest ~ her sister Mrs Nelson
Wh,taker. at her home on the F"tnany
riEo Mrs Brown Will p" here fer a
few days.
Mrs Jessie l. wells ~ he Wells &
sullivan Millinery company At Eleventh
s.rnet - a. Nav York and Philadelphia
making her purchase fall millinery.
Miss Edna Herzler has returnNd I"
her home on IN" Moth Sid" after
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FC131t35 I I!i9 IS
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| WELCOME !

spending the paS month visiting with
friends and relatives IN Cincinnati Q.
George Snyder OF Wcllsburg spent
yesterday visiting with friends and
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Pebler has returned to her home
on the North Sile after spending few
days visiting with friends in Indiana
Fa
Miss Regina Speaker has returned TO
her home on Cherry street after spend
ing the past month visiting with
friends and relatives in Cincinnati, o.
Mrs. Albert l.. Cox Of Liberty street,
Elm Grove. letr yesterday for Canton,
o. where she will attend the funeral
service OF her sister. Mrs. Harry F,
Areenz who died Tuesday.
Mrs. Rose Sisson Of Elm Grove IS
visiting her sister Mr., John Merschell.
at Peoria, III.
Miss Elsie Martin Of Edgwood has re.
turned from visit 70 Wildwood and
Pittsburgh. She Will undergo minor
operation at Ohio Valley. General hospt:
tai today. having her tonsils removed.
Miss Mary Loecher has returned
from trip 20 Detroit, Mich. where she
was tho guess of her brother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
ANTHRACITE MINERS
ORDERED TO WORK

Washington. Aug. ll.-StrtkinS "M-
ployes Of the Pennsylvania Coal COM
pany in the PENNSYLVANIA anthracite
hcld were directed today u return 10
work by the federal anthra"i'" Goa
commission and In" anthracite" board OF
Cancellation.
The two mediation boards adopted
separate hut concurrent resolutions. Dc
claring tho return Of the strikers. est
mated to be approximately ton thousand
was necessary in order that IN" pub
lie coal supply might not he t"orard'z-
cd Roth boards hold that IN" N1lk"ut
which has affected operations e the
company in IIts:on, 'unmorc, ola
Forge. purvra. AvoCa. and llaInSvlll'
uas n y1olali0 ION Of an agreement entered
into by tho min" workers last March 70
remain at work pending adjustment nf
Tho wage scale Tho anthraCit" coal
commission IS now preparing rs report
and wage award
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Pure face powder cannot inture the
most delicate baby skin. The trouble
is. too many powders are made in the
old fashioned way. with rice powder.
Rice powder Is starchy, and like bread
flour, II IS quickly turned into gluey
paste by the moisture Of the skin. This
paste clogs tho cuticle, swells In the
pores. causing enlarged pores, bla ok
heads and pimples. 4 specialist makes
a harmless powder by using an ingredi-
cnt doctors prescribe to heal the skin;
Every time you apply this improved
powder You give your complexion real
beauty treatment There Is 4 thousand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
DEAN HOGC
Former University Law school Head
To Ne Candidate Tor supreme Court
JudEo NorO Today

With the arrival yesterday afternoon
OF Robert l. HoES Of Mason county.
10 attend the Republican state conren-
ton. u became known that his father.
the Hon. Charles E. HogE, will he a
candidate for the nomination for judg"
OF tho supreme court in the Republican
convention today. The distinguished
elder Mr. Hogg was formerly dean Of
the law sclool Of West Virginia INT
vcrsity and enjoys a wide acquaintance
throughout the STATE.
Since retlring from the University
tur, OF limb from the effects OF which
he never completely recovered. This
however. did not serve to reduce his ac-
tivities.
Friends claim that Dean Hogs sup
port will b" pre'ty genera over the
state. and are very hopeful FOR his nom
nation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12

dollar guarantee OF purity printed On
the box. certifying that II does not con.
tain white lead. rice powder or any
harmful substance This guarantees
pure powder is called La-may French
Poudre L'Ame). Because IT is pure ana
harmless La-may is now used by over
million American women: II is now the
most popular complexion powder sold
In New York. Women who have used
even the most expensive face powders
say La-may stays on better than any
better powder anywhere at any price.
There Is also a La-may Talcum that
prevents the souring Of perspirStion,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
POLAND ASKS
SContdnued Prom Page one1

announcement. tho legation made public
n proclamation issued by the Polish
council Of national defense. at Warsa %
warming tho nations that a new World
war hangs over the World" and that II
Poland should he crushed by tho Boil
sheviki II would be due 10 III" "indiff"r-
cncA Of world which sails itself demo
cratic
Coples Of the American not" to Italy
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rsu,. s.tuat. On Develops.

Warsaw, Aug. IA feeling or IN
tense apprehension has spread through
the city as reports circulate that tho
enemy is gradually drawing nearer ana
is attempting a huge encircling move
ment Crowds are striving to leave
the city by all available means. carts.
automobiles. and few remaining
trains. The railway station Is be-
sieged By an excited throng OF people
eager 10 get away.
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Of this city, apparently planned to out.
flank the defenses OF Warsaw and force
the Poles to withdraw across the VS.
tula. Is the greatest maneuver under.
taken as yet by the Bolsheviki,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
Rirthdrv Party,

Little Miss Mary Good Brady viii
celebrate her third birthday at her
home SATURDAY afternoon. number ~
her YOUNG friends having been 'nvtru
~ helm her observe the day in fittlnS
style. Gaines and romps 81 all kinds
will occupy the young guests during
the afternoon and at later hour there
will be refreshments with q oirthdaY
cake with three candles. inc young
guests will be:
Misses
Virginia Jones Mary Ellen Nood
Catherine Feeny Adalinc HewLf
Aprn Mckinley Nancy Jane ErskInc
Nancy Mathison Caroline t.rSKinc
Brttts Reed Mary Fault Hazlctt
Masters
Chas. Bates James n simpson
lanes Rogers John F. Reid. Jr
Work. Fnwcatt John Whitaker
Alfred Brady Nelson whitaker
c'bas Greer Of Mckinney HANG
Washington. D G James Simpson
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TRAFFIC vIoLAToR

{. I" RAY was arrested 'ast everin s
for blocking traffic by Officer Turner
a, the corner 81 Tenth and Market
streets while Edward Hall was landed
IN The lookup BY ONtcer Garden on a
drunk. charge. Both men will be ar
raiEned before Judge Ritz in police
court this mornins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
Dinner Party for Mrs. Rrowu.

Mrs George Laughl!n entertained last
night ~ her home on Bethany pike IN
honor Of Mrs. IZctta Brown who arrived
here Yesterday to be tho guest Of MIS-
Eaughl!n for a few days. Mrs. laugh
lin gave an informal dinner part for
her guest After a few days spcnt win
Mrs I-aughltn, Mrs. Brown Will b" NC
guest Of Mrs Edward Romlnc uutl
Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
Juvenile Ntrthday Party.

Master George koSSuth Will entertain
a number OF his classmates from L!ns-
" Institute on Friday afternoon at his
home al Elm Grove. celebrating his
seventh birthday. Thu afternoon Viii
be spent at games and amus"ments and
a luncheon served the little guests at {"
o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12

LOnd0N. NIX. 7 I'm Wow OF The I'M
certainty Of :hc Polish situation and In
response to the urgent request OF lib
cral and labor leaders, Premier Lloyd
George has consented TO have the house
Of commons reassemble Monday In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12

Warsaw. Auc. 1o-(By the Associated
Press)-h concentration and re-group-
ing OF the Polish for an extensive coun-
ter stroke on the entire Warsaw front
is reported by today's newspapers.
The plans are. II Is SAID, TO begin this
counter move within few days. Mill
tary men express the opinion that this
Is a propitouS time TO strike back in an
effort TO drive off the Soviet forces
which are endeavor!ng TO. encircle the
capital. )
Warsaw. Aug. l0.-Although Polish
Polish forces have abandoned. the town
Of Ostroleuka. they continue to occupy
positions between the Narrow and Bug
Rivers, and arc sufficiently strong I"
defend Warsaw III that direction. This
evacuation Of OstroIcnka, however. in.
wolves rcgrouping of the Polish forces
along tho middle reaches Of the Bug
river, where they are retreAting toward
the River Liwisc, cast Of Warsaw.
Along this stream the Poles have fortl-
ned positions which extend along a line
moro than 30 miles from Warsaw.
Soviet cavalry involved In. the opera
ton north OF tho Narcw; River. IS au.
thoritatircly reported not to be stron6
enough TO attempt 10 force passage to
the Vistula. or 10 even seriously threat
en- the Thorn region.
The swinging movement 10 the north
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
Pami,v Dinner PARTY.

Mr.. William Stif-l viii celebrate his
birthday tonight AT the Country club
a, mainly dinner party witch VII
include the various branches of the
family Dinner will be served az
o'clock by Manager Schwartz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12

Jsnan declares that tn" occupation
Of SnChalicn is to hc only temporary"
Like The British occupation ~ Egypt.
Ior instance Springfield Republican.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
Changes of Restdenoes-

Several important changes IN the res
idence district out the pike Will 90
made this month when property or
well-known people will be occupied by
those who have recently purchase! new
homes. Among them Will be the W. A.
Rempe home az Bae Mar place. which
has been purchased by Mr.. Nelson Will
taker. of Portsmouth. Ohio. who will
return 10 Wheeling 10 make his home
the purchase. BY Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
McCabe. of the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
George List, al Woodlawn. and the pur-
chase Of the James DiCkey HON" At
woodlawn. by Mr.. Law. IF the firm Of
Roberts and Law. which recently sue
ceeded the Burgess Taylor company, IN
the Life Insurance business here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
Rad Armies Advancing.

London. Aug. IA steady push
westward by the Russians along the
Bug is reported in Tuesdays official
statement from Moscow. received today,
indicating n continuing closer approach
to Warsaw by the Soviet troops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
AnnouncA ENGAGEMENT.

Mr. and Mrs. George Basle announced
the Engagement Of their sister. Miss
Alexandra Basic 10 Mr.. Andrew Pap
pas Of Charlotte, y. G.: list sunday al
their home al Shnrrard. The wedding
will take place az o'clock on SUNDAY
afternoon at tho Hot.l Windsor.
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stead Of adjourning tomorrow until Oc'
tober as had been arranged, IT was
learned late today.
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Attsmpt.to 1solat. Poland.

Paris. Aug. 1.-THE Russians now
are occupying n stretch Of "a miles OF
the direct railway line between War
saw and Danzis and a large force II
pushing across the Danzig corridor to
cut tho remaining railroad. according
TO tho French foreign office today. The
section Of the main line held by the
Russians is between G!echanow and
Mlawl.
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81

Tho above total shows an Increase
o"-r TN last fiscal wear Of ten cents
THIS increase has been caused by the
salary raise received by the teachers.
Several other routine matters we're
taken up ana discussed after which they
adjourned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
LEVY Will Be S1.2O

A meeting OF the members Of the
board OF education Of Washington coun-
try district was held last evening az the
Fulton school building after being pos" -
poned for one day on account OF n"
secretary 81 the board being i'll. The
estimated school levy FOR the year IS as
Hnlln,ntc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
Informal Bridge.

For Miss Alice Brown. of Shclhyv!lle'
Ky. who is the guest % Miss nulnh'a
Young. there will be an informal Bridge
party given this afternoon by Mrs. John
Reid, at her home at Birch Lynn. There
will be eight guests
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Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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HOUSE Party

A house party is being given this
week at the Izaak Walton Fishing club
which the following young people who
motored out 10 the cub last Monday
and are remaining over the week-end
are attending. chaperoncd by Mrs. 9. \.
McFadden and Miss Carrie Miller:
Misses: Catherine Runner. of era fton.
Pa. Elizabeth Hocman. Elizabeth Nc
Fadden Virginia Miller. Mary Mctad-
den and Della McFadden
Messrs: Gilbert Friday and Frank
Reilly OF Pittsburgh. Pa. Dick Teas
dale. Of Akron, Charles McFaddcn. Flu
gene CoGley. Harry Keys Of Cleveland
Frank Wallace.
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Fly WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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FINE MUS|CFOR
DIXIE DANCE
Next Dance, tho Fourth Of The SUM
rner Series OF tho Dixie Club, VIII
Have Now York Music
Earl Funer's Jaxx Rand VIII Play the
Program which VIII Be Personally
Conducted by Kim
A. Wheeling Tark on the night

A. Wheeling Tark on the night OF
Thursday. August 10Th. Earl Fullers
Jazz band will play the program for
dancing which will be news Of unusual
interest TO members OF the younger set
as this well known director comes 70
Wheeling on a tour which includes only
n few Eastern cities. We'll known !r
New York where he conducted his lit.
tie orchestra Of six pieces At 'Rectors
during the palmy days when the res
taurant was running at its height. the
Dixie club considers themselves part!c-
ularly lucky in having secured their
consent 10 appear here for single
night.
The orchestra will consist 81 six
pieces: clarinet. saNaphone. trombone.
drum. Xylophone and piano. They have
made records for both the Victor ana
Edison and many Of their numbers are
already we'll known here The orcheS-
ira will be personally conducted b. Earl
Fuller himself.
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American Legion Dance
The dance OF the American Legion
n 81 night at Wheeling lark was ono
Of the grcat successes Of their season.
, Excellent music by tho augmented or
chestra Of the legion with several soils
numbers introduced by Elmer Hoe.z!e
All contributed toward the success Of
the evening. There wer" about three
hundred couples at tho dance.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-02-05
CAPT. LeMEITOUR'S LECTURE
Brilliant Speaker Refers to Company
in Words Of Praise

The lecture upon Marshall Foch,
the master mind OF the late war de-
liyered by Capt LeMeitour in the
Opera House. Tuesday evening was
listened TO with close attention by the
audience He gave his listeners
knowledge of what manner OF man
Foeh is. knowing the story OF him as
citizen, as a teacher in military
college and a great military genius.
During the progress of his address
he referred to the 26th Division, the
103rd Infantry and our own Company
Z. making it plain In his references
that these several organizations per-
formed their duties most honorably at
critical periods in world war activi-
ties. Capt. LeMeitour referred In
complimentary manner to Capt. Healy
who occupied seat on the platform
as did Lieut. Col r. l.. Marston.
Capt. Meitour and Col. Marston were
friends in France and thru the latter S
solicitation was Skowhegan privileged
to receive a visit from the brilliant
orator. Col. Marston introduced the
captain to his audience in very
pleasing manner and several young
ladies added to the occasion by sery-
ing as ushers for the evening. Capt.
LeMeitour left here yesterday morn
ing for Gardner where he was to
speak last night and tonight will de
liver an address in Rumford. He ap-
peared here under the auspices OF
Simon Peters Post of the American
! Legion,
Not the least important part of
j Captain LeMeitour's mission in Maine
is to confer. in behalf of the French
government, memorial certificates of
honor upon the next of kin of Som
erset men who lost their lives in the
+ Great War. Skowhegan will be the
only town in Maine and probably the
only town in New England where this
honor will be conferred by a French
officer as a special envoy. A citizens
committee will be appointed to work
with a committee of the American
Legion in carrying out the details of
the ceremony and full announcement
will appear in next weeks issue.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-02-05
FARM
READ THIS

FARM NO $3.50 acre farm; 36
acres tilage land cuts 40 tons of hay.
no rocks and good potato soil &c
acres pasture; 80 acres woodland;
half spruce and fir; 40 apple trees
~ story 7-room house, stone cellar
with cement bottom. water in the
house; she'd ice. hen and tool houses
2 barns. one is 40x60 feet with tie-up
for q cows and horses; buildings
are connected; % rods to neighbors,
one mile to village and school,
scholars are carried. 3 miles to rail
road station and 10 miles from Ban
gor, r. F. d. and Tel; the cattle,
horses. hens. machinery and hay go
with the farm Price $4,000, half
cash. State where you saw this Ad.
7 have the biggest list of fine farms
ever assembled by any Agency in
Maine. 1t is free. My commission
for selling farms is five per cent.
Herbert Richie, Is State ST., Bangor,
Maine. 3w5
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-02-05
KNIGHTS or PYTHTAS WORK
RANK OF PAGE
Largest Class In the History of the
Organization

Skowhegan Lodge, Knights of Ply
thias, worked Rank of Page Thursday
evening of last week on the largest
class of candidates in the history OF
the lodge. There were fifteen can
didates. Much credit is due Henry
Jacobs for his efforts and labor in
securing such a large number. Dur
ing the evening the Lodge presented
Mr. Jacobs with a gold watch chain
and an emblem charm of the X. OF
p. The presentation speech was
made by Deputy Grand Chancellor
what surprised. He could not find
words to express his appreciation
for these gifts, but later in the
evening, he responded In a very
pleasing manner. He left here Fri
day noon for Northern Maine where
he Is to institute new lodges. From
there he will return to his home in
IS ILL., hdSS., W tuhC pdit III TIC Ia
nous degree team of which he is
Master of Work. The local organi-
cation was very fortunate in having
Mr.. Jacobs here at this time. He
has made many friends. not only
among the members of the lodge
but with the public generally. AT
the close of the meeting light refresh
ments were served At the meet
ing this (Thursday) evening, work
of the Rank of Page and Esquire
on a class of candidates will be is
sued. 1t is hoped that all Knights
and visiting knights will attend.
The lodge extends special invitations
to all visiting Knights.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ), 1920
They Shall Not Perish

Driven from wrecked homes in the
shadow of Mt. Ararat from the shores
of the blue Mediterranean and from
yertile valleys of Asia Minor. thou
sands of dark eyed. guiltless children
trudged YEARLY, hungrily into exile.
1t was children's crusade. but there
was no CLEAN of joy, no song OF
triumph, no vision of an ideal. Their
myriad footprints fingered in the
parched desert then drifted into
shapelessness, obliterated in the sands
of time. Then America heard the
cry of the wanderers, through vale
of world war and across the limit
less expanse of water and land; and
with the answer. THEY shall not
perish" rose to gather the children In.
There in the garden of the East Is
an orphan city, American built Amer
lean inspired There live the chill
dren uprooted from their native
homes, nourished by American food,
nurtured in American ideals. America
must see this through. America
alone can build upon this multitude a
new near East and make of this chill
drens crusade a miracle of brother
hood. From the quota published last
week relative to the campaign In
Somerset county in this great work
the people of our different towns can
determine what their duties are to be
to assist in effort SO humane. No
call for funds in many months has
been more deserving than this and
once more we must give for a suffer
ing peOple.