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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-30
HOME FROM TOUR
DR.. and Mrs. Homer s. West Spent 3tNo
Weeks Touring western States. 81

Dr. and Mrs. Homer S. West returned
ter fvc-week trip throughout the
western states. Most OF their time was
spent in Kansas. as Mrs. Vests parents
reside in that state. They left this city
in the doctors car and upon ndingt the
road in such bad shape. he sold the
car and they returned by rail. -
Upon their return they were in q rail-
road accident on the Santo Fe railroad
when eight cars left the rails, but didn't
turn over SO that only one passenger
was Injured while the rest were badly
frightened DR.. West stated that X the
train would have been going very fast
all the cars would have turned over
causing the death OF many Of the pas-
sengers and injuries to the rest.
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wo or three months sightseeing II
ELEVEN ~s

two or three moaths sightseeing IN
Europe.
Mrs. Margaret Lawrence has gone to
Washington. D. g. to join her daughter.
Miss Naomi. They Will leave in a few
days for Il motor trip 10 Niagara FAILS
and points IN that vicinity.
Mrs. J. +. Bricn and Miss Ellen
Peterson spent Monday with friends In
Wheeling
The marriage of Miss Ina Tracy OF
Pursley and Mr.. Earl Smith OF Pitts
burEh, was solemn.zcd in Wheeling sat
urday, the service having been read by
Rev. w H. Fields. pastor OF the First
Christians church. The young couple
have taken up their residence In Pitts
burgh where the groom holds position.
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BENWOOD
Itnlinn Hold.

italian Held.
\ hearing was waived hrfor" Squire
Lewis By George NuCtiv. who WINS ar
rested charged with Keeping moonshinc
i'm his possession. lie WAS held under
81, 900 bond 10 await the action of The
October grand jury.
Hold Practice.
The BenwoOd b. Il O. nine will hold
another practice this evening in prep
aration for their game with the Char
lesion nine. Tho down-statr laos have
not lost a game and the management
OF the b. & q. IS getting his Boys IN
condition. \ live practice was ncld last
evening and the boys showed plenty Of
pep. -
Entertained Friends.
Many friends Wer" entertained at
the ho'Ue of Miss Molnc Miiburn last
evening on South Marshall street
Games. music. and dancing were the
pastimcS Of the evening. y delicious
refreshmcut was served at a reasonable
hour.
GUNNER School Interesting.
The summer school course which IS
taking place at the high school * PROV
ing very interesting and many students
are attending. The officials "f III"
school have been very success rui IN per
work and they N" now finding Il a
great benefit to themselves. y
Boys Take 4 Swim.
The hot weather for the past few
days has been almost uuhcarabh. only
the young lads who can 10 down to the
river and div" in Whenever they feel
like Il can get relief from tn" iutcus"
heat Of Old Sol. Cooler weather Is pre-
dlctrd in few days and "y,ryun" Is
looking forward 10 II.
Benwood Briefs,
Mr. and Mrs. G"orE" Fullerton and
sons. Lloyd and George. will leave for
Chicago today. where they Will visit
their son.
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Central Glass Co.-Transfer books
close June &c, for a regular per cent
cash dividend. payable July J.:
LaBelle Iron Co. pfd.--Transfer books
close June is for 4 regular per cent
cash dividend. payable June 80.
LaBelle Iron Co, contributor
books close June IS. for a regular l per
cent and an extra Il per cent Cush divi-
dend. payable June 80.
Wheeling Steel IL Iron Cn.-Transfer
books close June -. for "a regular " per
cent cash dividend. payable June 50.
Whitaker Glessner GO. lom.-Trans-
fer books close June 81. for = per
cent cash dividend, payable June 30.
Imperial Glass Co.--TranSfer books
close June %. for ~ per cent regular
cash dividend. payable July.l
Wheeling Fire Ins. co. transfer
hooks close June 81. for u per cent
semi-annual cash dividend payable July
LIST.
Wheeling Mold & Fry. Co. prd-Trans-
fer books clos" June *. for q per
cen, cash dividend payable July LIST.
Wheeling Mold y Fdy 60. COM
Tranfer books close Jun" -. for 50
cents per share cash dividend payable
July list
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CHICAGO CORN

CHICAGO, June @9.+-Timely rain IN
Iowa. Nebraska and Illinois resulted IN
lower prices to-day for corn and oats.
Corn closed unsettled at = TO | ~ cents
net decline with July $i.Io " I" $l.,",N
mrI Sen,rmhcr sl.Ti TO 7llG oats
lost ! /, to. l.. cents In provisions the
outcome varied from fly" fntS back -
IN advance Of 81. cents.
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Juur ~ 'ott"r goods
were quiet and weaker IN t"daE's mar
k"t Yarns were lower and dress goods
DAN Silks for fall soil moderately IN
a fSN houses BuTlaps were quiet.
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LrRERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. June 29.--Llberty bonds
final prices today were: AVS, 9O:9S:
arst Is. $3.50; second As, $3.50; first
AXIS. S556: second ks. $40: third
as. SS4t: fourth as. $50; Victory
ass, 1854; Victory AS. $3.50.
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LOGAN BRYAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

NFW YORK. Juna 29-Thr tone Of
he market WAS somewhat better to-day.
rarf!ruInr'y IN tho afternoon dealings.
DEALINGS w"r" exceedingly small and
chiefly representative" "f give and
take" by IL" floor traders.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. w. Va. juno -. 20
Furnished The lntelliGencer by A.. O.
Nasten l. Co, members Sew York Cot.
tor Exchange. s~.oTd floor National
sank Of W Va. Bldg
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N, Y, STUCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. June - IN
Masten q Co. members OF the New IorS
STOCK Exchange. National Bank buiLe'
inr, Wheeling, W. Va. Louis +. Brand
Resident Partner.
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Total sales 2s7.7Oo.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. June %, 20.
Furnished The tnteiliEencer by =.
Nasten & Co., members Boston STOCK
Exchange, second floor National eanA
OF w Va. Bldg.
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Standard Oh Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING, w. Va. June 20. 20.
Furnished The Intelligence ny \. e
Aasten & Co.. members New YORK StocH
Exchange, second floor National HahA
Of W. Va Bldg.
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rrrsunaH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSRTRGH. Jun. -9.~Cattie was
steady. supply hight. prime Slo'oVg
1850.
Sheep steady. supply light: prime
ws,b.rs Sro 0O'I 10 30. culls and com
mon $3.0oG5.50: lambs Sl2.90 u law
veal calves $l5.00d 1900.
Hogs higher. supply Is double decks
rrlms heayles $3.50 1850: MEDIUMS
and heavy workers. 3li.50p lf:s1s lsht
yorkers sis 90 q 1880: pigs $500 41s.50;
rouEhs Sll. 0@13.26.
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W, L. WORKMAN b CO.'S
CLOSING STOCK LETT1k

NEW YORK. June @9.-ln III" last
dealings. money eased off to per cent
and a better tone set in. the buying De-
ing mainly attributed to short covering.
Stocks were not plentiful and many
found II more difficult TO buy than It
has been to sell.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. June 80, 20.
Reported by A. E. Masten n Co. mem.
Sers New York Stock Exchange, Secono
floor National Bank OF w. va. Bldg.
STOCKS Bid. ! ASK
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, June -. 20.
Furnished - IntcllIseacer by a L
MSsten a. Co., members Pittsburgh SlocR
Exchange. second floor National BAn9
OF w. Va Bldg. ----
-Ieroo,.c MA / ALL
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The harmful GoSS Is one hundreH
dsgress lover than the man who didn't
know II was loaded.
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Open. / High. Low.
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. w Va. June 81, 20
DAILY quoIatIun list Wheeling Stoch
Exchange. compiled for tho lnteiliSeE
Ger.
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1A'MECHER

Entertained Last Evening
The members OF Division No. of tho
Ladies Aid society Of the NJ. L. church
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entertained last evening AT the
,'i,urch narsonage. After doroting
s short line to transaction Of business
T,,n,,.rs the remainder OF the evening
was spent in a social time ana at az q
laIr hour delicious refreshments "et~
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cash quotations were:
Whcat--NO. red s. -.
Cnrn-EO. q" mixed Sis
Ol,S-NO. > white Sl.l%G La =.
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= church will be held this, eNenins
Mhcn Rev. Bernard Gibbs will conduit u, :,
the services. II" has an intereso' :, q 3
talk TO deliver and invites everyone u
al fnDI
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Will Give Picnic

Mrs. u. ". Strong will eniertH;,n d
number Of her friends Monday With
picnic at Oaks Grove at sherrara, -, ne =
rrro,N viii leave early in the morning.
o. o .ptomobIies and Will drive 10 their
destination. Games. races and otnrr
mYstiymcs viii fill the day with murn
enjoymcnt. About tifteen couple are
planning TO attend.
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A Beautiful Thought for To-day.

None so Sinful rs one who cons family
sees sin in others.
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VIII Entertain with Toast

\I,,. (;rnc BacMman VIII cnteTtaIn
proun of her friends Thursday evening
S VIA a msrshmniiow toast at inns
Run, The group will meet at MISS
5arhman's home and will so in group,
cr,,5,.s and other delightful diversions
and n late hour Il hugr fire viii he
built and the group Will rIthrr around
il ana spend the remainder OF ihe eve
ming IN tOaStnE marshmtli""
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Ready for Toast

Everything is N readiness LOT , ,ne
n,rmhrrs Of the Christian Endeavor soc,
i"y of the Church OF God THURSDAY
evening. The committee in charge are
using every effort to max" II success
and promise AL those VINO attehu
gntl time
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will Initiate Class

About one hundred and my Eiks o.
: MOundsvillc Will come L. this city th''
evening TO initiate a class OF nity lnIe
! the order Of this City. The locals ar,
Manning to give the visitors hearty
rerrnt;1n Following the initiation q
srcc;ai time has been PLANNED and al
4 srasonahlc hour Il delicious luncheor
I will Ia. served
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Entertained Yesterday

Mrs Wm. Rial entertained tMe lleI'i
bcrs Of Division Of Loyal Women
class Yesterday afternoon at her home
Nredltwork was the pastime Tor w
ladies' and large number were present
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24
AMERICAN LEMkDN DANCE

One of ih- incest snsirs of recent
dane. given Al woodman Hail We'd
n-.day night. The hall Vas artiA-
,caiiy decorated In tho stars aud
stripes ana nss. of IN. Allies, One
of III. novel features Of the evening
we're the dance prosrs mes using mil'
i,hry terms throughout:
a Night Msneuver"
I. Pass In Review
! rivs, Call
! Fall In for roS Trot
Fatigue waltz
8 Attention
6, Route Step Ry- Waltz
Z. Take your post
= A. skirmi.hcrs, guide right
\, eae
10 Eyes right
II Lights out ,Mooniixh, waltz
~. Double Time
II, Quick Tim.
~. Halt tHosiistion waits)
Is. Fail out
Is. Taps
General Orders for the Evening
To take charge OF my partner In
a military manner. allowing no one
to trcspass.
2 To he especially blind during the
Moonlight Waltz.
Z. To allow no ono to interfere with
my progress.
I. To salute nobody.
Finis i.cs Ousrre
Punch was served during the ~.
cnins and the music Furnished by
Heller and schsll. About twenty.
Ave couples were present and all pro-
nounccd II u big success.
Miss Ruth Bramer was . week end
guest at the home Of Judge Wiley at
Del Norte last week.
Mrs. Milton Rupert entertained
the members Of tho "Wednesday Club
at her home on Dunham street Wed
nesday afternoon. Those present
we're: Mesdames Frank Bishop.
Blackmore. Correll. c. n. Coriett,
Chapman. Edmsn. Macarthur. Mitch
ell. Thome. Morrison. l.. b. sylves-
ter. Cornelius. Godfrey. Akers. Kav-
alec. Savage. Short. w. ". Wood.
Kostitch. Willis Fassett. Mcclure.
Perdew. Carmichael. w. R. Carter.
l.. b. Wallace. Bushinger. Oips,
Sims. Linderholm. Chas. Bishop.
Lowe. Claude Coriett. Geo. Coriett.
and Misses Flo Hildebrandt. Esther
Boyd Of Center and Enrisht of La
lara.
Miss Hope Cornwell. formerly ~
Monte Vista and now attending State
Teachers College at Greeley, was
hostess with group OF her girl
friends in a series OF social affairs
given by the Sigma Sigma Sigma sor-
GRITTY OF which she Is member in
honor Of Helen Devor of Cincinnati.
grand vice president OF the national
sorority organization now visiting In
Greeley. As the visit OF the high
Official occurs but once in two years
the attendant festivities attracted al
unni from oil parts OF the state to
the parent institution. One Of the
functions particularly memorable
was the reunion tea given at the
home Of Mrs c. F. Wagner. an alum
nj living In Greeley. At this affair
Miss Cornwell assisted In the enter
tainmpnt NJ tho puoata
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24
Tn. rs,smo.u, Club CAV. = dane.

The raramoSni C,ah save = dane"
at Woodman Hall Friday night
About 10 couples were present and
all reported = good time,
Faye apurioch WAS tho dinner
guest of uiy.."a Carpenter Friday
Mi.s.s Marion Hcckor. Enrixht.
M--srs, Paul wineh~ii. Verne sadi~r.
and Eldon Graves enjoyed wa6l.
supper n, tho home Of Miss Helen
Chapman Wednesday night
Mrs Alice Hunt. Mrs. Ros~brouxh h
and Mrs. Hay stephens entertained
at y surprise party Friday evening
In honor Of Mrs. Ia Porte and her
mother Mn, Smart who arc icavins
Tor the country. Those present
were: M-sdamcs Liiipop. Cornish.
Joseph Wright. McCord. n. J. Stsph-
ems. Lujan. Woodward. u. W. 8pon-
Ger and Misscs Ina McCord. Bcssic
Ltilpop. Mary Lujan. Clarabcll Tuck
or. Evelyn Hunt. Daisy McCord. Dor.
oshy Mae spens-r and Lola s,cph.
ems.
Mrs. Taylor was hostcsa to the
Rock Greek Social Club at her homo
"Wednesday. A musical program
WAS rendered BY several Of the men,
bcrs and guests and u delightful At
tcrnoon was had by all present. Al
the close Of the afternoon delicious
refreshments were served. Membcn
present werr: Mcadamcs Nelson.
Frank Henderson. Roy HVkcr.
Hasf. Thomc. Ed Popejoy. Ed Hook
or. McCaulicy. viii Henderson. Cor.
neiius. Gibson. Perkins: Quests.
Me~iamcs Burt HaiElcr. Hattsn.
Roberts. Abcrnathy and Misses Grace
Nelson. Viola Thurman. Ruth Daus.
Grace O'Mara.
Billy Mcneil moved this week into
the Jones house at 3l7 Madison 81.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24

Otis Roulette this week purchased
the corner house on Davis and 1st
Ave. In which John Harris has been
living. and will remove II to lots he
has recently purchased in the east
end OF town.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24
SATURDAY. APRIL -. 1890


Mlsa Fay. spuriook was tho din
n.r guest OF Ulysses Carpenter sun.
day.
Mr. and Mr.. Fortncy and dauKh.
ter Ewing of Center were the dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Prathcr Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. c2y wrsh, we're tho
dinner guests OF Sir and Mrs. Prank
Wright Sunday.
Miss Thelma winters Was hostess
Ia = nicely appointed dinner Sunday.
Hes guests we're tho Misscs Pauline
and Lillian Wright and Donald CHS
holm.
Miss Mary Williams was the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Popsjoy this
week end.
Saturday niEht quite n crowd Of
the yoang people bravcd the snow
storm to attend the dance given by
shorty Rinklcr ut La lara.
NJ. and Mrs. I'd Busch had a.
their dinner Gucsts Sunday Miss Ed
na Cove and Adrian Baird.
Tuesday night was Initiation night
for the Eastern Stars. Mrs. vslen-
tias being initiated into the order
Light rsfreahmenta and = social time
was had at the close ofihe evening.
A. their next meeting they will have
initiation for eleven new members
aad the Grand Worthy Matron will
b. here 1t that time.
Misses Pearl L0verton. Julia Gets.
Cornslia Munsell and Pauline Gets
enjoyed . theatre party. Monday sv-
enins.
Niss Pearl Loverton OF Dallas.
Texas. spent the beginning Of the
week At the home OF Misses Julia and
Pauline Getx.
Mrs Clark Thome entertained the
following at dinner Tuesday: Mes
danes Henry Chapman. Z. J. Short.
John Mac Arthur.
Mrs. l.. X. Sims was hostess Tues
day afternoon to Mesdames l.. d.
Wallace. Geo. Corlett. Milton Rupert,
lace. George Corlett. Milton Rupbert.
w. w. Reilly. Chas. Akers. X. J.
Kavalec. and Miss Flo Hildebrandt.
members Of the Tuesday Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Bowsher en-
tertained at an elaborate chicken
dinner at their country home las,
Sunday. the following:
The Burns family. Mr. and Mrs.
Smalley. Mr.. Gillette. Mr.. c. Bows.
her. and the Allen Children. Mrs
Bramer and Mrs. Sanders.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24

4. I Fcnccd MOuatain Pasture
VIII take In cattle for the summer.
In not less than CARLOAD lots. They
will be under the care Of compel.
ant cattle man. Box 8. Monte Vista.
Colorado.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24

Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Joues. DIR. and
Mrs. Blasier were the Sunday dinner
guests Of J. G. 0ilbreath and wife.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24

You cannot AFFORD to miss the last
number on the lecture course. Rat
to is a clever entertainer. Program
begins ut 8 O'Clock.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24

John 3. Woods will attend to the
undertaking business during the ab-
Sence Of MIR. and Mrs. w. 8. Woods.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24

Fred Bunker who has been in
quarantine the past few weeks for
small pox In now able to be out again.
Mrs. bunker II still In quarantine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24

+. J. Kerbel and @. w. Ooodsll.
National Bank Examiners. wers In
town Friday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24

Now Is the time to set out Glad
iolas. Get them from terfield. 4
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24

Several OF the children OF l.orens
Haller are sick with the measles. .
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24

Billy Mcneil moved this week into
the Jones house at 3l7 Madison 81.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Busch had "A
their dinner guests Sunday Miss Ed.
na Cove and Adrian Baird.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

We would like to have you come
up and talk about the %-acre of fine
soil we have. 1t faces two streets,
is close in, room enough for seven
more houses and owner will split the
land if you don't want it all. There's
a nice new house and a world of old
shade, fruit, grapes, etc. If you have
$1,000 $4,000 may do), and want to
move right on to the best and pret-
tiest place in Phoenix, hunt us up
before the other fellow does. See
Southwest Realty Company, over
Donofrio,'s Confectionery.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17
An Open Letter to
Phoenix Women
Dear Mrs. Housewife:

Dear Mrs. Housewife:
Certainly these days you plan to
practice thrift in running your house
hold. You will be interested in my
plan for providing plenty of clean
clothes. Here's the way of solving
the clean-clothes problem with big
saving of time, work and clothes: Let
me do the washing!
l do the daintiest lingerie or the
heaviest blankets with equal ease. l
am dependable and a willing worker.
I take the dirt out of clothes and the
drudgery out of washing. The. mo-
ment ! enter the laundry, washday
worries disappear.
Yours truly,
ELECTRIC WASHER.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17
FOR SALE-HOUSES

We have several modern homes in the
eastern section of the city that we
will sell on easy terms to responsible
people The houses are now rented
and we can give possession in 80
days. 1t will pay you to investigate
this See MIR. Rice at De Luxe Hotel
80 South Second Street
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17
PHOENIX LOCALS
2 lrtnershIp Dissolved

r lrtnership Dissolved
The old partnership firm Of Cleye-
I'd and Banks, doing business at II
nth Second street, has been dis
lived. Mr. Cleveland purchased the
terest Of his partner and has now
sociated with him as partners in
the business, Messrs. A. Turner and
I'M Shannon They viii conduct the
usiness along the same lines as it
Ormerly was conducted, the only
ifferences being the added capital
yhich will give them greater purchas-
lg power. It is hoped that a first
class business win spring from this
nah beginning and that the o. X.
Tailoring company, as it is known,
i'll some day be a monument TO the
kill and worth of its owners.
eception Held
Friday evening, April 9th, Mr.. and
Hrs. T. T. Turner of "A North 18th
rect, gave a reception in honor of
tleir marriage. Many We're the in
tied guests who partook of the hos
itality of the Turner'S and the event
ill long be remembered by those
no were so fortunate as to he priv
leged TO enjoy it. Several musical
lumbers were rendered on the piano
by some of the ladies to the delight
Of all. Dainty refreshments were
3erved, after which all departed, each
declaring Mr.. and Mrs. Turner de-
ightful hosts.
coterie Club Meeting
Ladies of the Coterie club met last
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. VIM.
Shannon on North 18th street, and
enjoyed a pleasant social hour. The
meeting this week will be with Mrs.
Geo. Strieler at $40 South Montezuma
avenue.
Improving His Property
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Solly, COZ East
Jefferson street, are erecting a mas
sive stone structure on the rear Of
their property. 1t enhances the value
of this property and is an added i'm
provement.
Mr.. Lindsey lndisposed
Mr.. Clarence Lindsey Of 1917 East
Jefferson street, has been confined
to his home the past week with i'll
ness. He is improving.
Mrs. Solly III
Mrs. VIM. Solly has been on the sick
list the past week, but is improving.
Special Guests at Y Luncheon
A few days ago Rev. T. J. Sanford,
pastor of the A. NJ E. church. Mrs.
r. F. Rodgers, president of the Ladies'
Aid Society and A. r. Smith, secretary
of the board of trustees, were special
guests at the Thursday noon luncheon
at the Y. M. c. A. After lunch, they
with many others attended an illus
trated lecture in the basement of the
"Y." This lecture was very interest
ing and instructive The Interchurch
World movement is assisting in
spreading this wholesome propaganda.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17
wANrEp-MIscELLANEoUs

WANTED TO BUY from the owner,
a small, neat house, fairly close in.
Can raise $500 CT $4OO for the first
payment. Address fully, Box 1850,
care Phoenix Tribune.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17
NEGRO WAR HISTORY

Every lover OF good literature should
have a copy of Kelly Miller's History
of the Negro in the World War. 1t
contains Seven Hundred Seventy-six
pages of good matter and One Hun
dred Twenty y-eight illustrated pic
lures. Cloth binding, $2.75; morocco,
$3.50 Earl Johnson, agent, S05 So.
5th avenue. Phone 464S.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

Spain is depending on American
machinery to make cigarettes. Let
this state Of affairs keep on a little
longer, and we will be shipping coal
to Newcastle.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

The ruble and mark outputs in Rus
sia and Germany have contributed
very materially toward creating a
world shortage OF white paper
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

When a woman will, she may.
Sometimes it is well to remember
she does the other thing.
Let us pray that the saloon has
departed to stay. This will be the
greatest blessing brought to US by
prohibition.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

The relative cheapness of lemons
may be the reason why we are handed
one so frequently in trying to buy
something else.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

Paris fashions for spring decree
that miladys skirt will be just as
long, but no longer. Her husbands
bank roll will be just short, if not
shorter.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

The armies of Poland are being out
fitted with materials purchased from
the American forces Il should be re-
quired, however, that they furnish
their own cooties.