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The American Legion Lloyd 6. Hill Post

ranci a combination picture show and n1ayette "Butterfv Trail" Olive Tho mas always is a drawing card but not to be compared with Morencis Own. The Butterfly Trail. under the direc- ton of Mrs. Shirley Eyler, ably as sisted by Misses Josephine Nelson end Ruth Mooney presents a large Humber Of popular and catchy songs ,1"cuted T.. {; most charming chorus. specially gowned, consisting of Miss Lyla Myron, leader, and Misses Ida Perry, Hazel yestry, Airline Griffiths, Ruth Rider and Portia Cox During a short intermission the 1920 version of the "anasthetic'' dance is given by MT. W. A. Concert, late of the Or pheum. Local critics of the art are yet endeavoring to agree as to whe ther the sea-shore or mountain yer sion is to be considered the most graceful. Folk dances including an excellent rendition of the Spanish National concluded the entertain ment. Misses Nell Nonamaker, Ve rone Ferguson, Helen Neil Josephine Vargas. Hermine Hansing, Ellen Lutz. Margaret owen and Margaret Specht participated in the ballet.
 PERSONALS
 Born to Com. and Mrs. Hannibal Williams on Nov. 24th, 1920 a son, Hannibal Williams Jr.
 Com. Robert T. Weller has accept ed position with the Cia. Comercial Mexicana and will leave for Central Mexico in the near future.
 Com. c. M. Fraiser is now located at Nogales, Arizona.
 MT. Luther Barnard of Fl Paso, Texas, Interstate Supervisor of the Educational Service of the Y. M. c. A. is spending several days in this locality in the interest of thestudents i now availing themselves of the Y's | free educational department for ax. service men. At the conclusion oi the war the Y. NJ. C. A. realizing the educational sacrifices Americas youne
 men and women made during their """'od of service. set aside a large f"nd to be utilized by those of the Service whose funds were insufficient
 t0 permit their continuing, their col
 lege or school studies For those ; whose circumstances necessitate the1 | assuming the status of wage earn ! CT. correspondence courses are pro vided covering any subject desired l These are conducted by the United 1 Y. M. c. A. Schools of New York City 1 For those who have partly enough tt
 carry them through their college ol
 other schools collegiate fund i. l available. To date the Lloyd c. HiI
 Post has started eight ex-service ,mer in correspondence courses and secur
 ed one collegiate award The courses
 now being carried by local men in
 clude the following subjects: Auto
 mobile mechanics, English Grammar
 Complete Highway Engineering. Higl
 School Algebra. Arithmetic Comme1 cial Geography, Automobile an, Motor Truck Operations, Economic Geology, Practical business law, ac counting. advertising, book keepin
 and business. Complete inform matio regarding this work may be secure from Adjutant A. B Williams of tn Local Post or MT. Seaton, Comma nde of the H. E. Wilson Post, Clifton Arizona.
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CHARITY BALL

CHARITY BNCC
 Everything is set for the Legion's Second Annual Charity Ball which will be held on December 18th, the place where same is to be given only to be decided upon. Special music has been secured for this occasion several novelty sketches will be in- troduced during the evening and the price of admission will be well with in the reach of all. Only two weeks left in which to prepare for the big ball of the sason.
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M. K Murray left Thursday morn ing for Phoenix, Ariz.. where he is to spend a few days a guest of one of the Insurance Corn2anies which he re- presents.
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VETERANS GET FIRST
 CHOICE OF NEW LAND

Sevety-five thousand acres of land along the California-Nevada State
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REGULAR MEETING

REGULAR MEETING
 The monthly meeting of the Lloyd C. Hill Post was held in the Hotel Morenci, Nov. 26th, an unusually leree number of members and visit ing egionaires being in attendance. Several short talks were given bear ing upon the Posts past and future activities. At the conclusion of the programme the following officers were selected to serve during the com ing fiscal year.
 Albert B Williams, Post Command CT: pr. Charlton Jay. 1st Vice Com mander: Dr. Charles A. Short. End, Vice Commander; Herbert E. Hodg- son, Post Adjutant; Thos. Soule. Post Finance Officer; John T. Young, Post Historian; Harry w. Jackson, Post Chaplain; Dick Kirkland. Setgt- at Arms.
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BUTTERFLY TRAIL

On Nov. 18th the Legion presented to the theatre going public of Mo-
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POST COMMANDER suRRENoERs


 For low these many moons the members of Lloyd c. Hill Post have watched with bated breath the heroic? struggle of their Post Commander, J. N. Dynamite) Christman against the advances of the God of Love, and while Dynamite proved invulnerable against high explosives, sharpnel, machine guns and bayonets, he had, at last to surrender to the arrows of Dan Cupid.
 On Tuesday evening, November 30, Commander Christman repaired in fear and trembling to the appointed rendezvous to made his final surrend- CT, the Rev. Allan Kritchbaum oHlclat- ing at the ceremony.
 For reasons of his own MT. Cchr1st- man desired ot keep the actual day and hour secret but at the appointed moment a goodly number of friends were on hand to assist. Immediately after the ceremony the groom was seized and after desperate struggle was placed in an automobile anu taken out of town. What followed will not be placed on record; sunlce to say that later the bride and groom were reunited near the head or Wards Canyon and after an evening of merriment all returned to Morenci feeling that an occasion or posslniy far-reaching significance had peeh uroperly celebrated.
 Dynamite's fair conqueror ana 1ut- gre C. O. is Miss Hazel Agner' WHO for several years has been teacher in the Nr.renci schools: young laoy so well known, so universally loved and respected that we of Morencl fee that Dynamite's bondage Will De indeed asv to bear. We one ana all congratriate the newly weds anu wish thorn all happiness in their new relationch:D
 Mir. and Mrs. Christman will make their home on A Hill.
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Dr. G. D. Conover, of the Phelps Dodge Hospital Staff, left Thursday for Fl Paso, where he is to attend the Medical Meeting there. He will then enter professional business, in the Republican Building, as Eye, Nose and Ear specialist.
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Miss Burnise Armstrong spent a few days in Clifton. guest of Miss Clara Fagie, telephone operator there.
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Miss Rice an. Miss Hancock, of trs loca! Losl office staff visited Dun a ] 'ast Irday win Will Towne. The '.crr .,uests of Mss Hancock's parent: while at Duncan.
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The Tea Room. for some time past operated so successfully by Miss Will son and later by Miss Campbell has been purchaed by Mrs. George Hill
 who will take care of the needs of
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10 1nck Perry was mussinE up

While Jack Perry was mussing up
Billy Ryan at Canton. OHIO. n. Z,
I.oughlin Slugge6 his way 10 an easy
victory over Billy Kramer at fh!ad"l-
phia New Years day. LouGhIinS OF
pOnent outwCIghcd him n pounds out
the gam" ii,tl" hattIcr who meets jazz
Perry at the Auditorium Monday even
ing was given the verdict By every
Phtladclphia paper. Kramer recently
fought Harry Cirrb At the keystone
club, Pittsburgh and put UP great
fiEht ,.,,,..,, por-,.
and I.ouEhlin VIA ~ down IN local DON,
ing history as one Of IN" greatest ana
hardest fought encounters ever StaE'u
in thja section. Both boys haN' MrllSt
titlr- aspirations. aud n decision means
rrure 20 these boys than hcnt 4 hait
dozen lesser lights. The Wheeling a.
T. is to be congratulated for staging
such high class attrlClunS.
Tommy Phillips also slipped over n
win at OIL CITY Pa. and cam" our OF
the scrap without mark. Local rams
do not bclicv" NJ will E"' OF so lucky
ON Monday evening whom he races
frankie Ritz. whecling's great little
- Sr,rrCinnc" Miller, the Moundsvtllc
r. o, artist. informs tho matchmAK"r
that ne * in great ShaN" ana expects
10 hand out drubhinE |" Johnny Cal
IaGher. another local exponent or the
manly art. ,r-,,..
Watts. a husky l26 pounder from IN. IN,
South Side. Will CIV" 'l1unE CROCK
plenty Of fight. md will make the popu-
lar East End lad go at his fastest pace;
Tickets are on sal" NJ Victoria poor
parlors ,'rumhackcr's cafe. Fort Henry
Smoke House and Mcclure cigar stand
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WEEK OF PRAYER IN
WARWOOD CHURCHES
WILL OPEN MONDAY

\ week Of prayer will be observed by
the fly" Protestant churches OF War
wood this week. Services will he held
every evening at 100 o'clock. with an
interesting topic which will be discussed
by the different pastors. These ser
vices viii he mostly along tho line of
the awakening Of tho church. Special
music will be furnished by the various
church Choirs.
y meeting of the pastors was held
program for the week was arranged
which iS as follows:
Monday evening at tho Methodist
ChurCh--TOpiC; The Awakened Church
by National Self Examination" by Rev.
l.. /. Carson.
Tuesday evening at tho Christian
church-Topic: The Awakened Church
by n Vision Of the World Needs" by
Rev. l.. a McCord.
Wednesday evening Mt tho Baptist
church-Topic: Tho Church Awakened
by a Revival or Family Religion" by
Rev. Arthur La2rnshy.
Thursday evening at tho Lutheran
churCh-Topic: The Church Awakened
by the Call For Workers."
Friday evening at the Presbyterian
church-Topic: The Church Awakened
by n Re-discovrry OF the Reality and
Power Of Prayer"
II Is not known who will have charge
Of tho services on Thursday and Friday
evening but this will he. announced at a
later date. All Interested in the church
work are requested TO attend these ser
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Church Notes,
T Mrnticth

Prdshvtcrian church. Twentieth
street. Rev. +. T. Carson. pastor. Sun
day school ut $50 o'clock. Morning
worship At 1915. subject The Vision
of Isiah" Young Peoples meeting at
Gas o'clock. Evening worship at 80.
subject What I Have Written. What
Have Written"
Methodist church. Fourteenth and
Highland avenues. Rev, Arthur Lazcns-
by. pastor Sunday school al 9:4o
o'clock. Morning service at IL O'Clock.
topic, "Sacremcnt OF fine Lords sup
per" Epworth league at $40, AT which
Time all young people are requested 70
be present. Evening service at 1880
o'clock. topic The Open Door cor
dial invitation is extended 10 all.
Lutheran church. Sixteenth and War
wood avenue. Rev. l.. A. NcCord. pas
tor. SUNDAY school at $50. Alfred
Harburk superintendent. Morning wor-
ship at 1890. New Years Sermon.
Luther league at Gas. let us have n
large attendance of the young people.
Evening worship at 1880, subject.
"ChrIst and Prophecy"
RChland Mission IN South WRrwood.
Sunday school at o'clock. Mrs. :. i.
Christian. superb tcndent. This mission
Is Under the direction of the King 5
DAUGHTERS and all are invited.
Christian church. seventeenth street
and Rirhland avenue. Sunday school at
go Morning and evening services at
l1.&0 and O'Clock. Prof. Fred Hclfcr.
Of Bethany. vii conduct tch services.
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warwood Briefs.

Mrs Adolph Pape. OF Nineteenth
street. was reported ser!ou:ly Ill at hef
home last evening.
The Wheeling Traction company had
their wCldin gInachine in town ye1tef.
day repairing the track lin sevesal
places. -
MANY friends OF Joe Dawson. q form
er resident OF North Warwood, were
shocked when they heard of his death
nj thu Martins Ferry mill on THURSDAY
evening.
I. J.. KindelbcrRcr Greater Wheeling
real estate agent. has been very busy
durin gthe past week In showing pros
pective buyers around town. He az.
poets to see large building boom IN
the spring as many people are buying
lots for this purpose.
4 grt-togcther meeting OF the young
people was held last evening at the
home Of Miss Catherine Marshall. Tho
purpose OF this meeting was for the Or
ganztatLon Of sewing circle Tor the
year. The name could not be decided
upon so this matter will be taken up NJ
tho next meeting.
Mrs. John stevens Is spending sew
craI davs visiting her son at Akron, o.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dennis and chill
drcn OF Mngo. are the guests OF M
and Mrs. Schad. Of Warwood avcnue- ?
Mrs. Catherine Ebcling. OF Marietta,
IS the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Eheling. of Center Warwood.
Miss Mary Schultz who has eeen i'll
for several davs is abb" TO he out.
Town Sergeant Harry Garden and
street Commissioner rheo. Wolf. hava
been given notice by City Manager
Charles q. Ephlir that they will RtIfl
continue in their offices until turtAA1
notice -..-. ----'.
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WELLSBURG READY FOR
MT, union TONIGHT
GEORGE, roRAUG NIGH SCHOOL
STAR WILL AGAIN BE IN
TIE LINEUP.
ygsllsburr Will Claah with the Mount
union Floor rsaD -onight NJ
waO~ &.

The Rexau dependents Of Wells
burg. arc all set" for their contest to-
night at wcllSburE. when Mount lnrn
college will send over .qUnt TO d"
battle with :hc Brooke counuan%.
Any idea that this affa'r Will b" a
runaway should be disposed ot aud =
mast regulations count. the WcUShurC
I'VE will have their hands full IN fact
victory Is by no means assured. MI.
Union has never failed to turn out one
OF the best floor teams IN the state ~
Ohio. and reports coming from that m
stitution indicate that 1t Is IN FOR an
other great season.
However the Wsllshurg tossers are
IN the mink Of condition. due to nightly
practice Their passing has improved
considerable and one nj. see much
better team IN action in the gam" to-
night than IN either Of tho previous con-
tests. Iauck Will ~ seen At center.
while George former high school star.
will take hts place At guard. Fr"para =
lions have been made T. take care Of
a large crowd
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ORGANIZERS CALLED
OFF BY AMALGAMATED
Announcement Made Last Evening That
They Tad Been Called Off by
Head office.

Word was Perceived from David V.
Davis. assistant :" III" president Of the
Nmalgamatcd Association or Iron and
Steel Workers. last evening tn tho effect
thai the two local organizers had beer
called Off.
Joan Moran will complete his duties
I.uuAry 18th. ~ Will ais" /. McAninrh,
Of IN" ohio side. Mr.. Moran VIII re-
sum" his duties ~ the tin house or III"
WhitakCr-IilcssnCr Company and Mr..
McAn!nrh Will resume work at one OF
the Ohio side mills Both men were
given letters Of credit and compliment
cd for their efforts and the trGaniZa-
ton work Will continue here according
10 information received.
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GROVE CITY FILLS WEST
VIRCINIA'S GRID CARD
Grove City College VIII PlAy the NOUN
taineers at Morgantown on OCT
obar Sixteenth.

Special To The lnteIilBehSer.
MORGANTOWN. Jan. Grove Eity
.r,ll"Er Will meet West Virginia at loot
ball here on the Mountaineers field next
October siXtCCH:h illling the last 1oo'-
hall date say" ono. on the West VIZ
g,ria schedule The game was closed
by telegraph yesterday.
Grove city this year had the strongest
team in Western Pennsylvania outside
of PITT and W. & ]. Geneva. Westmin-
lister. Bethany and other strong teams
fell before Grove city.
Grove city will be an especially good
drawing card here because Of the fact
that Ben Jones and Fred Puts are NOM
bcrs Of the Grove city team. Both
these men attended West Virginia 3
training camp last fall and there proved
themselves high class Sriddcrs. Later
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both decided :" 10 t. Grnv" tIty. hut
hey left an Impression Of ability her"
that Will do much 10 draw out Il nlE
crowd r,Nt O,auN"r.
The on" remaining dat" on Wes' Viz
giu,a's card : Saturday. Sept. 18th. /"
date which has been offered I" West
Virginia Wesleyan college for game at
Fairmont. If this date is accepted II
will mean thai four games Will be play
I'd At home; four on III" fields OF opp"n-
rrts and twp on neutral hcldS. the fA''-
mont game Will hc so close homo as e"
mean practically Il homo encounter.
The I.chIEh and Rutgers games her"
Will both ~ hard contests and tho not
Offering the strong local interest that at
tachCs to tic annual w. & j.. gam"
which featured last years card. Will
nevertheless be contests Of uau"nal m
pOrtance.
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CLAYSV|LLE HI QUINTET HANDED
CATHEDRAL FIVE 31-25 DEFEAT
NON-SUPPORT CASE
TO Be HEARD HERE

Guy Ingrham, r. & O.. employ" run
ming GU, Of Holloway. Ohio. who Is at
present incarcrratcd IN the Ohio County
jail on a nun-support charge ~ 10 h"
given 4 hearing shortly. lngrham was
arrested ut the request OF his wif"'s
relatives who allegc that h" has ahSo-
lutcly ignored her existence for the past
year. 1t is further alleged that while
he refused to pay her bills or 10 recog-
nizc her or her three year old child.
Inghram who is a i. d -, employc
was on the train playing between her"
and Holloway. Ohio. He was arrested
while in this city and lodged in the
county jail on Thursday
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SAND HILL

There will be no preaching service
AZ the NJ. E. church on sunday. Jan.
4. II being quarterly meeting service IT
Dallas, but there will be Sunday school
at the usual hour.
Our Sunday school super ntcndcnt.
Mr.. G.. Norman DaGue, andd his staff os
efficient officers were reelected for the
ensuing year. Mr.. DaguC has made the
Sand Hill Sunday school one of the best
supcrintondents on record and the Sun
day school gave him a vote OF thanks
at the close Of the year as small
token Of appreciation for the efficient
and energetic manner ne has conducted
the school since he has taken over the
work.
Everyone is invited TO attend the re-
vival services which will begin on Jan.
9Th.
The Sand Hill district Literary So
c!ety met at Lower Sand Hill school
! house Dec. 81. The first OF the pro-
gram was the reading class. The first
was L reading by Earl Francis. The
Tx penscs of u Candidate.
Lulu Winters. Sewing On Button.
Nellie Winters. Getting An Educa-
ton"
Zelda Winters. "A Hypcrdcrmic."
Recitation class:
Edna Jones, "Coasting Down the
Hill"
Dorothy McCausland. "a Tea Picnic"
Frederic pague, Merry Sunshine"
Alta Winters, -Supposition."
Freda Dague. "A Queer Rabbit"
Madlyn Daguc, "A Good Little Boy
Next an essay BY Virginia Caldwell.
The question for debate was: Re
solved that the Peace Treaty should DO
accepted as 1t now stands" Affirma-
ton: Mr.. John Fitzsimmons and Robt
Junkins, Jr. Negative: Mr.. Thomas
Welch and VIII Hazlett.
The discussion was an interesting ono
and much enjoyed by the audience.
The pupils Of the school held pie and
box social at the conclusion, which net
ted a substantial sum.
Refreshments OF ice cream. oranges
and peanuts were sold. Mr.. Ruth or
Bcham, was the autioncer and enter
tanned the audience with several select
songs and dances. After welcoming in
the New Year 1920 the me' ting ad-
| iourned to meet next Friday evening,
Dec. 2. at the Viola school house.
/ Mr. and Mrs. +. Il Campbell received
; the sad intelligence that their son. Mr..
I Benton Campbell, OF Pittsburgh. was
I critically i'll and would l." removed To
Il local hospital for treatment and pos
sibly an operation.
Mrs. James Junkins has returned
home from a weeks visit with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs John Jewell, OF
huntsville, Pa
Miss Margaret Kuhn. teacher Of Lone
Oak school, has resumed her duties after
| spending the holidays with her par
! cnts in MoundSyillc.
Mr.. Alonzo Winters. Of Marshall az
enue. Elm Grove, spent the New Year
with his sister. Miss Annie Winters III
the village.
Mrs. Bertha Marsh and daughter,
Edith. spent the holiday week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Fisher. If
the Clay Pike.
Mrs. Josephine Drum is visiting he
, brother. Mr.. q. &. Policy, Of Wheeling
Island.
Mr. Chas. S. Jones and family. spent
the New Year with his son. q. NJ. Jones
and family.
Miss Clara Bellvtll". who has been
confined to her bed for tn" past four
months. remains in about tn" SUM" con-
ditioA
Tho greater inc necessity for saving
! ,bn greater your opportunity use
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Want Transfer Point Changed.

The people that have To transfer at
FIRST street. Wheeling for south Of
Twenty second street arc complaining
considerable since the waiting room If
the Wheeling Traction company at that
point has been closed. II is understood
that tho matter will be taken up with
the officials Of tho street car company
in hopes of having III" transfer point
made at Tenth street. AS il was before
tn" fare increase Inst May.
II isn't So had in warm weather hut
a. tho present time q person would
freeze aa their is no store or building &
wait in and the cars most Of the time
M not rMnnlME as thCN Shnuld.
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GAME CALLED Off

The Mount Cnion-Y. ". c. A. basket
ball game scheduled for tonight at tho
local Y. VI. (. A. gymnasium has been
called off. There was some mistake
made in tho arranging Of the game. as
Mount Union has decided to play the
RECALLS Of Wcllsbure instead Of the
local nninfnf
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Mrs. Adam Jefferson entertained
with a social and business meeting OF
the Thimble club last evening. Follow.
ing the business taken up the remaind-
er of the evening was spent in q social
way and at seasonable hour refresh.
ments were served.
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Given Hearing.

Clcvc Young who was arrested Thurs
day evening on n search warrant for
stealing by Town Sergeant Harry Car
den. was given a hearing at tho County
jail yesterday afternoon. before Justice
Of Peace David l.u'z. After hePrinE
both sides Of the case was continued for
n week Young VIII h" hold 1t tho
County ia until III" next trial.
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Entertained Children.

All the children and young people Of
the Methodist SUNDAY school were en-
tcrtRlnCd last evening In the social
room of the church. The evening ~
spent in playing games and a good time
was enjoyed by all. The affair Wa1
given BY the older members Of the Sum.
day school, -
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School VIII Open Monday.

The schools Of WarwoCd and Rich
land district vii reopen for tn" second
term Of IN" school year on Monday At
The usual hours. Supt. Harry Smith