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Evening star., 1920-01-29
MRS. M. c. VAN WINKLE
OFFERED NEWARK POST
Head of Woman's Bureau OF the
Police Department Not Ex-
pected to Accept.

Mrs. Nina c. Van Wrinkle. head of
the womans bureau of the police de-
partment, probably was surprised
yesterday when she saw her picture
in New Jersey papers. coupled with a
story of an offer of the superinten-
dency of the city poor and aims de-
partment of Newark, n. j. She was
not in this city today to tell of the
offer having been made. but Maj.
Pullman said she had refused to ac-
cept such an offer two years ago,
when the salary was $1,000.
In the Office of the woman's bureau
this morning it was said that Mrs.
Van Wrinkle had refused numerous
fattering offers of positions in other
cities. Operatives in the bureau knew
of the Newark offer long ago. they
stated. and were surprised at the New
Je~s"~ naperS printing it yesterday.
Maj Pullman said that Mrs. Van
WInkIe is now engaged in a most inn
portant work. 1t involves getting the
old Emergency Hospital building in
readiness for use as a house of deten-
ton. he stated, and he thought she
would not leave this department while
that work was is in progress. The
building will be ready for occupancy
early in May.
Evening star., 1920-01-29
No More
Constipation
or BlOtcaay Skin

Want a clear,
regular bowels
perfect working
All easy to OBJ
tain If you take
CARTER S
Little Liver 4
Pills, the sure y.
safe and easy Z
acting rem
Evening star., 1920-01-29

up to the full authorized strength.
Army officials say minimum OF
$4,000 new enliStments will be re
1uired before March 81 in order that
the best results can be obtained from
the training of the reorganiZed Army
Of that total $4,000 will become el1gl-
bic for transfer to the Regular Army
reserve. Practically all of the re-
mainder are one-year enlistmentS
which will be terminated in the near
future.
The national campaign. it was SAID.
has been organized on scale even
more ambitious than the wartime
liberty loan drives Not only the
loan organization of the Treasury.
the postmasters and patriotic cIVillan
societies will be used, but also the
clergy.
Each unit in the new Army has
been assigned to a specific locality.
from which it will draw all it's en-
listed personnel the purpose being
to engender local interest Regi-
ments assigned to each loca'lty al
ready have started special recruiting
parties throughout their districts
Evening star., 1920-01-29
The Finest Assortment
of Blankets in
WASHINGTON

Woolnap Cotton Blan-
kets have no equa at
til e S e prices, White.
plaids and fancies re-
duced.
$3.50 Blankets. OK 76
INCHES. $3.75 pair.
Evening star., 1920-01-29
ONLY OLD-FASHIONED GRIP.
Ottawa Doctor Asserts Influenza
Has Not Reappeared.

OTTAWA. January 29.-Chicago and
New York have no influenza at all.
according to DR.. II. &. Church. one o.
Ottawa's foremost physicians.
Not only that. but there will be no
recurrence Of the influenza epidemic
in this generation" he says.
The cases reported SO faithfully
from day TO day in New York and
Chicago in sucii numbers are nothing
more or less than grip. The symp-
toms are no different and the death rate
no higher than of the old and more
familiar aff1iction.'
Evening star., 1920-01-29

OOACO iilSiiSS, FAAsOV IdIl
$3.50 White Blankets.
6OxSO inches. $l2.25 pair.
S15.25 White Blankets,
6Ox84 inches. $14.50 pair.
$500 White Blankets,
6OxS4 inches, $1,000 pair.
$500 Extra w hite G
Blankets, COX 90 inches,
$3.50 pair.
S13.25 White Blankets,
7Ox82 inches, $11.25 pair.
$500 White Blankets,
7Ox84 inches, $500 pair.
$1,000 White Blankets.
7Ox84 inches, $l4.00 pair.
$17.25 White Blankets,
zON84 inches, $500 pair.
$3.50 Extra White
Blankets, Tx "a inches,
$500 pair.
Evening star., 1920-01-29
BAKER ASKS GOVERNORS
AID IN RECRUITING DRIVE
February 1920 to Be Made Ma
tional Enlistment Week to
Increase Army.

Secretary Baker has addressed
letter to the governor of each state
requesting his official cooperation in
the nationwide recruiting drive to
be inaugurated by the War Depart
ment and to be intensified during the
week of February 90 to 90. which is
to be made national enlistment week
The governors are asked to issue
proclamations calling the attention
Of the advantages offered in the new
citizen army" and to otherwise as
sjst in the effort to bring the Army
Evening star., 1920-01-29

Genuine Klpplette Dl'il
ity Bedspreads.
Hemmed. 63x9O inches;
reduced to SITS each.
Hemmed. 72x9O inches;
reduced to $500 each.
Scallope d = e d &c Gut
corners Spread and Sham
Sets.
Spread, 72x9o, with
sham; reduced to 4.7S
set. I.
Spread, 9Ox9O, with
sham: reduced to $3.50
set.
Bleach c d and Pure
Linen Scotch Crash Tow
cling; plain white, red or
blue borders. These were
made to our order by
Baxter Bros, Dundee,
Scotland.
Evening star., 1920-01-29
WILL TALK MERGER
AND D. c. UTILITIES
Board of Trade Committee
Expected to Advocate Re-
placing Chain Bridge.

Merger of the two street railway
systems of the District of Columbia
is to be discussed al meeting at noon
tomo Of the public utilities com
mittee of the Board of Trade in the
boards rooms in The Star building.
Charles w. Darr. chairman OF the
committee. has urged its members TO
come prepared to offer suggestions
concerning other public utilities OF
the District of Columbia as well as
the street railways. though the special
object of tomorrow's meeting is to
discuss II. r. 1883. which is the street
railway merger bill.
Will Urge New Bridge.
The first meeting of the hoard
committee on bridges is to be held at
4:3o o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
the boards rooms. when it is expected
the committee will urge the Board OF
Trade and business interests OF wash
ington generally TO present to Congress
the urgent necessity for new Struc-
ture to replace Chain bridge. This
bridge recently was reported by In
Cineer Commissioner kutz to be unfit
for modern traffic. The board is eX-
peCted to urge that continued cXten-
sion of trade with that part of Nir-
ginia dependent on Chain bridge
makes it necessary at once to replace
the structure with an adequate and
modern bridge.
At a meeting yesterday afternoon
of the boards membership committee
fifteen applications for membership
were approved. These will be acted
on at the next meeting of the execu-
tive committee.
Annual Dinner Plans.
Chairman Waters of the committee
in charge of the membership commit
tees annual dinner to be given Febru-
airy 3 at Wardman Park Hotel, an
nounced that only forty tickets re-
main unsold. Seating arrangements
for the dinner have been completed,
Chairman Waters said, announcing
that guests will be required to be in
their seats at 7:30 o'clock sharp and
that after that time no one will be
permitted to cross the floor of the
banquet room
Evening star., 1920-01-29

edy. For headache, alzZine.3, Upset
stomach and despondency. they nave
no equal. Purely vegetable
Snail Pill SmSll Bose SAaii Price
DIR. CARTER'S :2GN PILLS, Natures
great nerve ~ j h!Ocl tonic for
AneMia, E.heanla tism, nervousness,
S3eepIesAuess and Female Weakness.
H.
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Immigrants Protected.

Cincinnati. O.. Dec. l4-imm'tt.ntsSs
who come !" Cincinnati are pr"'eI.se1
and taken care OF from III" time my
r,..,,r the c.,y until they reach friends
49, r,;atIycs or establish themselves un-
der a Wan put in "pSTs'i nI ,b Hy c 1ns
Travellers Aid department Oh tne
riunnti community service. c,,.f,
' immcd.a,"ly on arrival at a Cnc i
,,,,i sfs;ion, 4 Travellers Aid depde-
Sentative 't nets tn" .mm'rT?nt. am MS III
out a card. giving III" latter naln' 90
,,,tioual:,y and names AMI hdcr'SSe Va
,,,rcjn,,ii frirads or relatives. II any.
1 Im''' tmm grant is tie, taken 70 mo
and that dA:a placed on 'L' 'h,u =, ,r.
Tr.sanrc card i then r''Hrr'u !" .'
net,rr housing '"aGu" IN "rd"- to per
M, tho hou.ins inspector and .'S;''H Is
H ,, 10 All IN" :mm .,E7nre y, n
800 - '"'. h,rp. established. ard lin
., ~, ''' p.raonaI contact + made ny IN.
H'II w'T ,'iyh Of II" American House.
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III" IN, month. The Orange and BACK
have ic"u Iu: through some sur pr:Ic.
tees TINS week and a strong team VIII
face Shadysidr Saturday 'Tcn.ng
To Elect Officers.
Tie local l"i:,c ut Nudrrn Noodnen
.: America VIII inject IN their lodge
r""''ls "u jefferson Iv"nu" his "venih6
fer tn" purpose Of rl"ct:nE officers Tor
IL" coming year.
IT,. lodge and SON" other important
business vii! bc transacted.
D. ef e. Nomination.
Ii" annual nomination al "!iI"'rS OF
III, daughters If America tor III" com.
IL. year Will hc held ms evening ~
"a u'clock. All in"mhcrs are urged 20
b.. present as this viii b. 4 very I'M
puriynt meeting.
r,i!uwi:Ig in, business session n so.
.4ai hu"r WI hr observed and r"iTesh-
ms"h;s VIII ," SErl-4.
The I.,d4,'s OF the M:trCah"cS VIII
met his evening in the l. q. .. i. hail
on Tenth street for the purpos" OF
holding the annual election OF officers:
NIhr. business viii h" disposed or and
al members are requested 10 hc pres
Stockholders Meet.
III. annual m"st!ng Of the stock
viii To-. hid in the banking room Of the
l.,nk on Tuesday. January u. hr;w""n
the hours Of = and o'rock. \ board
of directors Will bc elected and other
business VIII y" transacted.
Moundsville Personals.
Or W. =. B"nar and father. T. -.
Touar. OF romljsOn Hvcnu" left yeSter.
day fnr Flortda where they will spend
two weeks returning about Christmas.
MIS-; KI:h"r;Nr 0hcrl:nc. Of Prk"rS-
burg. - the guest If relatives and
Trends h"r" for = f'w days.
Mrs. William Miller. spent Monday
in Wh""i.nE.
FRANK Peters. student at Ohio state
I II .vcr:;;iT VIII arr!y" her" Friday to
spend Ii" Christmas vacation with his
parents IN :f'cond street.
Mrs. Eau! TruaN aud Mrs. Dewey
Chapman sl'o-li yesterday II Whcy!!ng.
Th"nGor" Hor, rSon AMI J.. L. l.utcs
rl"t"rri 10 PITTSBURGH Yesterday where
lu.v spent tn. day on business.
Mrs. II. -. Stephens, ot Fourth street.
spent yesterday III Nhr' ling.
Nj. and Mrs NJ. j. kruhl"r have 70
turned 70 their home ut Martins Ferry
after v%:t:n:; Mr.. ana Mrs. Cart Path.
on Locust avenue.
Mrs. l:0lrrt Log. ~ Roshy Rock was
i'm this city yesterday.
The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs. Franl;
Callahan of Second stree; = quite i'll
ri i sever" cold.
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Mother and Sen Are Gwen Divorces.

street. kl;uIh aud other u!rcrSiorN WIZ
b.. C.joIrl luT,U- t." - H'nE HaN I"
luncheon WI! hr SERVED
Mother and Sen Are Gwen Divorces.
Mother and ,,":., bOth l;'i..Ir" r
IL ut>, were granted G.Nnr'' :. IN tMt
>a'ay day by J"dsv LHu,a Il c'"nm"n
pas court ,;'OrE" VI. Dawson 49,
granted u d:vnrc" from E..%t iaNs''n
1T tar grounds "I adultery. md Mr.,
N.l".rh E..&tbvta Dawson vas :,raUt' Il
G.Svrcr on the grounds uf absence tor
more thau three years. The rII!ntiiS
are mother and son.
Programs Friday.
Th'r' vii b" program" J. i.d'7'd FRI
dH% aJi.rEn"n u tn" rI"i.r -..h"o.S.
rurrrsW.u l." rr'%rt'., " rH.!, & the
grades and there will be - program
. ud' red a. the High S"h""i auditorium
. ~ ti:' Il.a school students. TIA" pro-
sr.rm> W. lee mad" ur Of CHRISTMAS
Coaching GAINESVILLE.
Mis- N,itinN Workman. daushi"r OF
NJ. and Ms Anml Wurkma', "i Sou'@
l"N:s.y" nt.t Il former in':Hh'r -! l&'
SHrIl ID ij-h ."h",'' :.".G.;E ... C"aCh-
. .uE IN. r'ri-' t;sst,rt"1H team "i BARNES
+ VII" fiiEn ~yh''":. III. team ,;"'"a '.S
! season CA JHnUlrN J..
:. Coroner at Blaine.
A'nro"rr John i. ?Hi; ul south E"i-
. IRE. WI :" t. EL,:u" l"diE :" :H'csi!-
KIT" :.to ;hr death ol J-au t"nr"r. A.,
! ,,,rrrd. vino Gj"d a 'hr Nurth \ h""j-
! .nr huSr.iI l""m q" inl"ct"! toe T:
! Which d..v, lu,un! from injuries received
. -. IL l;.l.,.. ,,.s. MIN. Tn. body "I ;t"
,,,.aI ;.uu :. 49, :, Mh,',i". nnr;,'l'. -
VIII Ice >h.I;r.J >nU'" f." h:'i:
Dance Tonight.
III. y dn'-Hit N!Eh' .Ih ". -
: i.rta.u W.. Z drGc, this 49, H!iDr N tn
. NuD hH."rm!- IN "c'i.st'' MI iA"-
n:>h ,;t.. music AID aH enjoyable time
~ W. CT. U. Meeting.
tad So. IL
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BELLAIRE news
Rush Is On.

Rush Is On.
rho Christmas rush has a.r'ady D.,
gun q: the ,si "s'ai t% a, The tn< ' ;&
b I,%,;, - -Sa,,, -.:d,i.- ,,ut OF town =:
,E I,-.iS ~, ryr<,uts wNrh lends ~ a.
49,. ~; :. ;y.,... POSTMASTER rl%1hl
~ - So Nor. wi. not he an -, -
80 SIR .,Ish ina; cannot h:, met.
N"'' 90 r,oct
u. A. n " '''r ,l,.., nr,.
Stranger 49, -. - q, =; ~, ,,~<t t. he
held ra"rrI> night :" tn" H. tHHG,' ;y'
"a the Ct! "4td!h$. ne o. -
also De- H.>'.,..u -. L ~ cnns
E,lla;r, and MoUndsvlll" H!Sn Sca"o'
fortoa!( Teams VIII not clash n,N, sea
SON. This ;u:vyiuat:"n WAS forthcoming
season at. Mcuud~rg.!" ;,rI tn" y.
ronsid.r;,6!e ,roun... IN cuum"c;."n VIA
me g;,lnr - = result. ia" l",.,I mi'n
n,,,.rH,r. h.,.; ,.-,..lr,l not L. again Scty4-
lLs unc Marshall county cl"EHh.
At Wheeling Funeral.
,h| f !"'". q IT, l,,t: I',r.I.na"| E'.i
Ia NEEr.,ac yesterday. Deceased -" -
need 90 ears. and - brother 81 Atp''.
and August H.. hy2l ""%'d'atS'
Guild Meets.
v.,,hsrx Of he Wulnau's gu:'d ~ ;ac
T-,n,-y Episco;;N church me- T""r -
a. evening a, the HON" 1t Mr.. ~
r,ond Kox Brown; ~ M"nror N, ~. l.. y
number ,, %I important MATURE "'''
"'''" ID Of I. Officers
Tho raw 1fH,,..-s ac III. T. C | "Cdac
+,,rn,v. Grand regent. Miss Mar"
49,. ,..,.r-rrgent. Miss May Hughes.
"",LN' i;snr,,,.. mfr: historian.
rri; "p'' ,:.,:r,,,in Ng~unhar: financial SOC
" I.:za3-tu shea: ;rrI>uT =,
T TG,;.sI II"r,-; $ra;.a"l. Mrs HAIRY
NV,.,,,,,-- I,,.nitur. iiianch" t;r""H'"S.
- 3 s'N''''-f Il
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Cleveland. o.. Dec. 10 airs or io1.
,r,.rvrhan lines running !nto .leNe!and
fr,ru the east and S"n!n ''nr 90 .o,,;r,.
r""n." IT, nrcnnL IN IN" vicinity OF
r"""l ~; street. Cemetery in East
~ ,,'u ~ order - lessen the CON-
y . .t'' -, ,h.. Public Square. Tho Pub.
H., Somnre ticket office and station VIII
be abandoned
~ g.. en-, Akron ard Canton division
" ,nr Hnr,M"rri OHIO Traction and Light
-, ,rr Tqinrsvil,,, and Ashtabrla al.
.,r ,rr Cleveland. i'aincsvn'e and
,.r..,r,,i, Railway: tn" Cleveland and
Eastern ana ~" Cl"rriaud and cha grin
E'r,'. The shor" l'Hr division OF thS
- T. and +. VII 'ohl!nu" 10 loop
.,,,,,,5 h,f,t.,! ~. federal building anc
,',.. running westward WI confirm" q
us, ,l.o northwestern corner Vf tnc pub
IT. square
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p.bb,t, nearly DIFFERENTIATED.

Columbus. O.. Dec. f.-Iaopits a!-
most w"r" rxlrrinlna;"d at the op.n.hs
rf the hunting season III some sections
az the state. II was reported nE StA.e'
law" nrntcc,nrs at u mass meeting here.
Tb,,. rccnmn"ndcd that a law be en-.
acted prohibiting trapping Of any ktma
before the opening Of tn" rabbit season.
NnycnlhCr II.
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nniuue Method.

Cincinnati. Dec. The jewish nos.
nitai here has adopted unique methoo
NJ Identification Of babies so that tney
wont become mixed up AFTER hirIh.
This is III addition TO tag .nat
,,lar.d on the infants wrist By the su.
p,xyis.ng nurse. The plans ar" carried
OK TO soothe tho mothers fcarS mat
,hr Lahics will become mixed
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Mr.. t"Nff' LAWS anu 'I - =, H.
De- Vvutn"r Were quietly Hnrr''G -.
~. HISS. al th" 'hN'''T" =.
church IN W h'"i;hE. "Vh""N' . '''
-. l9-n. Mrs. i,N - - iNbn,,'' H." p
lady O.: FF""NS,N". M',,' ~, IN. ri,y
WI. -kN"wn young man 80 - 49,,
There many irI"ndS W." hHS;rh |"
t,@l their run&rAluta' l"hS.
mat" '"cr IHiur" nome :" MAI ''''7
Frrr,.
Rushing Hose House.
Lom" for IN" l@h'rlF 10 .', 10y.
fo"r cumi,l"i,d h"ior" ~" ur,. Il ~"
wear Ii they AT" SurV"%S'u. III Una
Inc MAC. VII b" ready i"r Sc, upanr!
by january /.
Elk's Charity Committee.
The committee, appointed FROM ~"
lu,al iojc,, IF E.kS +" hrrAn," '"F .h
ar~ %,.rt, t. ia, needy families O. ar"
g.. ,It Christmas. VII Eu,i 6, rr"'t'E
I'll he EARS home "n N"'iu '.'.i ="
s'r."t. Sumdav Ht'"rm""n. "nd 81 %, ihI
nj that t:mr
Report Results Soon.
r,b. r.s,,,t - ,h,. NNtlu. rt all g. The
lrc.,i u,,inus of The coal ullu"r- IN ;h,s
Unity ~ .L..:r ,lrrt.Du Of state a'u
d.Siriri n:Ii,rrs which 'u"h u!:,'' i''@-
,rr,I.,> Vln urpbah!N H., kuuWu ~ a lew
d,ys. ard much interest - h'I"e: STOW
IN M .'.r,iun "a "A rambler 80; ';rlt:'
,la:cs from the river front were "n '"'
tickets.
Emanuel Glass Meeting.
Mrs Fred Harris wa% tn" chT'm'nI
hnsrrS, &. the m";uh~rS "l IA" l.IHHlH"t
Iahl.. class ut st i'Hut% fil,',P'I
church 1T hrr hnHN" uu Th;rI %'!''"l .'N
rl.-ht TN. usual business 1u'"'HE -,
IN, rIls, urgnrlHtti"u wtS tHL"w'd h'
a >,,inI evening. aud refreshments wy"
s,ry..J ,h. nr,,,i.r, at "A lut" hour.
Chicken Supper Planned.
Z 10
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Daily Market Service.

Columbus o.. Dec. l4.-ln the oud-
get which the state bureau or markets
will submit TO The general assembly
Will b. a request for an Iprlop' aH,,
IN cover the cost OF furnishing daily
market news service to all newspapers
of the Stnte
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Ambitious Plans.
High Fatality Percentage.

Cincinnati. O.. Dec. 1.-THE percent
age of deaths caused by automobiles in
cincinnati is 1861 for every 100000. &C
cording to DR.. O. NJ Craven CHIEF
medical examiner Of the CINCINNATI
board Of health. who conducted an III
y.s,ipalton Of automobile fatalities.
TEc average for other large Giles IS
al. DR.. craven declared. putting Gin
rInnaiI first in the number of deaths
from that cause.
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GraYs Will como as voluntary organize
llun 10 act rs escort OF honor. paying
their own expenses, according 10 Davis.
Rev. ". W Bustard, pastor or the
Euclid Avenue Baptist church. Clere-
land. has been selected by Davis 10 de-
liver the invocation at the inaugura-
ton.
Details ii tho inaugural ceremonies
will h" in the hands Of L committee OK
the Columbups Chamber Of Commerce.
anI according to James T. Daniels sec
rotary Of the Chamber. the job Is
b!E one.
-Four years ago. he said. III" then
chairman of the managing committee,
required the use of twelve sten"grapn.
ers for several weeks TO Get out Tho
mass OF correspondence that arose.
Ambitious Plans.
Columbus O.. Dec. lin the course
&C L few years, Ohio State University
will have one Of the best equipped
medical departments in the country. II
the Ohio legislature sanctions plans that
have bee drawn up by the University
departmcnt Of architecture.
Plans arc now being made for the i'm
mediate erection Of an animal research
building just west OF the Homeopathic
hospital. In addition to this building,
others arc TO he added until tho medical
department OF the University will take
on the aspect Of horseshoe win q
central court leading out. The dlf1erent
DEPARTMENTS Of III" proposed college Will
include q recitation hall. the animal
research bureau, nurses homes. gen.
rral hospital and n dental clinic
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Rushing Hose House.

Tho Contractors hundiuG IN" nov
home for thr l.ihrrlv il'~' '"'nrAnN
state that they may, get ii'' cor, ret"
ionr completed h"i"r" ~" ~. 81 H''
wear. Ii they ar" Surr"%S,u. III 'H'.-
The rlac" VIII l." ready tor "'' uf'h'!
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the IN, month The Orange and BACK
have hr"n I,u: through some SUR prtG-
tees TINS week and Il strong team Will
face ShadySidr Saturday ,vcn.Ts.
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Miners Elect

TO -r.-I'.." =. ''''. - '"' go o." .-.'n
~ ,... ....r.r'-.Ft. a.. ~...'. ..::.rcrn
o. 20 ru.,ci M'nh Wc-""rS WAS hoi"
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Meeting Changed.

Trrellor' -,'r,t S'o'E u fho ho0r'trs.
r.H nauaun."I a p"Ssn"urWrn' %: 'h",
.athi.i." grounds comm'''," an aN-,
rorIrrcd -. r,s'pNncmCut Of 'l". 'Tr,.'-
"a. 81 ~, committee 10 Friday evening.
instead ~ ThGrs'ay cvarina. as o,!a;.r
.a!iy announced Tho representatives nf
tho other til:' bodies ',r" 'N2cCt"r! n y"
,.rrsr-, ~ ~" 'urTiinr
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N""'h. v,ru crowd "':vuh,h tn" "'r-
one rendering Of ia. "G$psir lt"Ncr.' a:
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MARTINS FERRY
De vontney-Davis.

Mr.. Grorrr Davis and Miss EliSa3h"t "a
- Hiss OF the ,hlrlin" S'r'":
church in Whr"l:ns. Monday. D"c"InI".!
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lady t.: Eru"ksid". Wh'l" III groom Is =
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Rnnnr+ Results Soon

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local unions OF The C"nl miner ~ 'h%
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district ":ii,rrs which '""h r!''" i"$-
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TN'r' WI .. irOGrNlW' = l.N'E'N FT,-
da% :,It'rE""n j. tn" rL"i.r -"h"o.S.
grades and there will be - prucra'n
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~ t." Ills:a school students. IL" pro-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15

hnyrrs+ H. the m";uhrr, "I he Errna"!
inhh. rltss ut & i't,ul'% Episcopal
rhurrh IT n.r hou," ou third &'C,'"' las.
might Tn. usual business E'"''HE -,
TIA" rlaS, organization vas '""""'H u.
= social evening. aud refreshments wy"
served tn. ,n.,ui".rs at a la" hour.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-05
MRS. JAMES A. WRIGHT DEAD.
Former Old Resident of City Dies
Suddenly at Sioux Civ

Mrs. Kate Wright, wife of James
a. Wright, former old resident Of
the city, died suddenly Monday night
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Philip III. Corcoran. at Sioux City.
The kilograms that brought the news
Of the death to friends here did not
give the cause.
The family, because Of it's long
residence in the city, was quite we'll
known here, altho Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright have been absent from the
city for seven or eight years and
other members of, the family for a
longer period. The family came here
about 1888 and Mr.. Wright was a
bookkeeper employed by the Rhoades-
Carmean Buggy Company for many
years. The home in later years was
at 522 North Third street and z
West Webster street, altho earlier
the family lived at 404 East State
street.
Mrs. Wright was Kate McCutcheon
before her marriage. She was born
in the Danish West Indies, where Mr..
Wright spent his young manhood.
The family consists of two sons and
three daughters. They arc Gerald
Wright. who is living In Florida:
Charles c. Wright, of Minneapolis;
Mrs. Corcoran. of Sioux City; Mrs.
G. H.. Schoff, of Chicago and Mrs.
Elizabeth Brown, of st. Paul.
Friends here were of the opinion
that perhaps the body would be
brought to this city for burial.