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been appointed administrator OF 3D.
saf, Rinehart by the probate court OF
Knox county, giving bond in the sum
Of $4,000, with r. A. Ralston and ]. II.
Reed, Jr., ms sureties.
vi %
Trustee Named
A. B. Rinehart OF Akron has been
appointed trustee OF Ellis +. Rinehart,
giving bond in the sum OF $4,000 with
Elwood Montgomery and Charles d.
Hayden as sureties.
Guardian Appointed
G. l.. v. Wolfe has been appointed
guardian of Clarence v. Mckee by the
probate court, giving bond in the sum
Of $4,000 with Hugh Green and g. w.
Miller as sureties.
Order Granted
In the estate of Mary K. Woodruff
an order has been granted in probate
court to sell stocks and bonds at less
than the appraised value.
o.
second Partial
A second partial account has been
filed in probate court by Jacob Now.
cry, guardian of Bethel NJ. Bowery
I showing the following: Received $2,.
60697, paid out $24S.5S,, leaving bal
ance Of $2,358.39.
-O@
Real Estate Transfer
| Ida v. Miller to Ira v. Miller, par
Gel in Clay, 81.
Eliza Spencer to Harry w. Weaver
parcel in Clinton, 81.
Rosie Burris to Esta ]. DevOre, par
Gel in Jefferson, 500.
| William f. Smith to Verna A. Gun
| ningham, parcel In Clinton, 81.
| Lena II. Ralston to Frank Ford, par
Gel in Mt. Vernon, 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-05-24

FOR RENT--Cattle pasture. George
local X. ID. 1. x20 *24
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-05-24

<pPoiUtWeHb Wsuo
A. d. Riuehart Of Mt. Vernon has
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-05-24

inventory Filed
An inventory and appraisement ha
been filed In probate court in the es
tate. OF J. B. Wander. 1t shows to
tai Of $6,41s.9s.
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lara Rose Coleman
ce1ehrnts Golden wedding

Having hCcu married for fifty happy
Years. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Howard Of
,lr~I;.hu~r celebrated their golden we'd
dir.- anniversary. Pest wishes were en-
tended :, thom by many FNirmont poo
r.. They wcrc married in 81. Louis fifty
yc7ra ago yesterday and Mrs. Howard
was M:ss Hattie Frederick Of the west
rrn city.
4 SOW AMI daughter 90 tho prominent
Nnuplo wrr" on hand yesterday To help
celebrate tho anniversary. The dauEh-
ter j.; Mrs. l.. T.. Guthrie. Of Marion,
ohio. v.hiIc the son. we'll known in Fair
mmu'. Is l'rnI Howard. a coal man ~
t!arhShur@.
Moyin; To- C,arHshurc N 1905. or six
tom wear: rCn from Chicago. Mr.. and
M, Howard Immediately became prom
tucn'lv Identified with tho affairs OF
ClQrk>hurg aud it's vicinity. Perhaps no
man IN central or northern W"7t E!r-
rinia has ta,,on so ac;!v" an interest IN
tho r,rl business As "Tnclc Dan" lie
Is rrrs:dcn; or four coal companies.
namely. 'ro Monarch Coal company, the
Central F.'rwont coat company. Fair
mont E.r Vein Coal company. and Fair
mont E,ynotdevili" Golfers company.
"I'nrla Dan" always takes = fading
part in aN tho Cuol m"0's organizations
lie WAS ,Mc HrSt president NJ IN" North
rrn West Virginia coal Operators as
enc!at'on and today holds command
ing opv'tiAn in that "rraniz2 ton. II"
WAS president Of tho Ci,rkshurE cham
hcr ur commerce. and IS St'N one or itS
active leaders mud boosters.
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ware company. is at: ding thc annual
! convention OF the West virginia Hard
ware Association at Huntington.
Maize IIamil, of North Main street,
Is resting nicely at the glendale hospital
whore she was operated en- for aPp'hd!-
Citis.
VI. N. Kendall. of Brooklyn. y. y, q
former student at the University OF
Pennsylvania. is spending few days
IN this city.
David Gideon. a prominent business
man of Huntington, W. Va, has been
in this city for the last few days on
business.
Lawrence Lipphardt. OF the Island. Is
able To be out again after a slight lii
ness.
DR.. w. 4. Quimby has returned TO his
home here from Atlantic City, where ne
attended the annual meeting Of the
American N-Ray society
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Mathis. Ct Canton
O.. were in the city yesterday visiting
friends.
r. ]. Dickson. formerly Of Wheeling
now lacated at Tulsa. oklahoma. regis
tered at the Mcclure hotel yesterday and
met many OF his former friends in the
city. M. Dickson rs an officer IN the
Tulsa Interstate Petroleum company OF
oklahoma.
Miss Jessie Oliver, Of Elm Grove
will spend the wee end with friends at
New Kcnsington. T.
Mrs. 4. I. GrimnS OF @4th street who
was operated on saturday for append
cit!s at the Ohio Valley hospital. Whcei'
ing. is getting along as well as could
he CONGRATULATIONS Herald.
Miss Clara Lytle, instructor in the
West Virginia University. left Sunday
tor New York to finish her studies Tor
au \. VI. degree in Columbia University.
4 leave of absence has been granted heT
by ". V. l.. authorities but she will take
up her duties there next year. Miss
ing wonderful success in her profession
AS a teacher, and whose ability has been
, thoroughly recognized. Her friends look
for still greater progress from her.
The ParkersburG News.
Mrs. william Hogan, Of Grafton. "a
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and MIS- y
A. McFadden. Of Elwood.
MIR. and Mrs Charles Stewart. OF At
Ianta, Ga, will arrive in tho city to-day
10 attend the Soulcs-GillcSry wedding
this evening.
Mrs. H. A. Rosenberg. Of Wheeling is IT
the city as the guest OF her daughter
Mrs Henry Cheering .--MorGa Post
Mrs. Edwin Forrest Hartley loft this
morning for Baltimore 10 spend Scv"ra!
DAYS and vii! be Joined later in the week
by Mr. Hartley. his father. Mr.. J. NJ
Hartley, and George DeBoit, Jr. The
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y. /thr guests Of Mrs. s. W. Harper.
( Ter home in Echo Point. Luncheon
viii re served at ! o'clock and the re-
maiud"r nf the afternoon vii! be de-
voted to urcdlcwOrk.
Mrs EaicS Wood will be hostess to
the Laurel TwiE members At hcr home
IN Woodlawn. Following luncheon sew
ing will eugaE" this industrious group
for several hours.
The second Tw!E members will meet
with Mrs. II. &. IIazlrtt for luncheon
ut her home in Pleasant Valley Sew
ing will occupy them the remainder OF
the afternoon.
The members Of the Fourth Tw!E will
F, be the guests of Miss Elizabeth Hupp
a, her home in Fourteenth street.
Luncheon will he served at 1890 o'clock
and Swing will be the diversions Of
tho afternoon.
Mrs. George Norton will have tn.
Fifth TwiE members as her guests in
Highland Park Following several
PHEASANT hours spent IN nccdlework, tea
VIII be served.
The Buds will meet with Mrs. Mel
son Whitaker at her home In Woods
dale. Tea will hr served at the end Of
tho afternoons activities.
The members Of the Service TwiC will
hold their meeting at the Ohio Valley
General hospital, where they will DE-
vote tn" greater part Of the aftcrnnCn
10 sewing.
Mrs. ]. J. Coniff will have the Nom
h"rs Of tho G.ft shop TwiE as her
quests AZ her home on North Main
street. From 1.30 until 4:20. needle
work will cnEaE" tn" guests md tea
will be served at the conclusion OF this
work.
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GIRLS! DON'T NEGLECT
YOUR HAIR

Beautiful hair is every woman's birth
tight and her most potent charm.
II Is the duty of everyone not only TO
prcservc the natural beauty Of the hair,
but to improve it. You cannot afford to
neglect it. and just little care Will
work wonders.
II your hair is soanty. wispy, brittle,
drv, losing its natural color and lustef.
and powdered with dandruff. It needs
Immediate attention. Don't walt, but
begin now-tonight-to help It regain
it's life and beauty: -.
Any good druggist can supply you
with Partisan sage Oiquid form), which
is guaranteed to keep away all dandruff.
check falling hair. promote a new
growth and beautify 1t. or money re-
PARTISAN sage is perfectly harmless
and Will not change the natural color OF
the hair.
wealth of lustrous, overlooking hair
that's easy to arrange attractivcly. tfy
this simpe home treatment.
c. II. Gricst & Co. will supply you ana
guarantee money refunded II not salts
ficd.
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marty will proceed from the Monumental
rity to points in the south, including
I!Inrida. They will be gone severai
wcels.--The Fa!rmont Times
Mrs. Margaret Mulvehill has return.
ed here after an extended visit with hef
son. John Mulvchill and family. =" ~
Wheeling .-F'airmont West VlrBiniah.
Miss Bess Hunt has resigned her po-
sition as stenographaer for the North.
ern West Virginia Coal Operators AS
ISOLATION and has accepted a position
at Charleston.-Fairmont West virgin
ian. r., A.,
Prof. Earl Huddleson of-thls city Is
in Wheeling visiting friends and trans
acting Observation-Disclosures Nc"
Dominion.
A.. L. Heffner and Harry Fletcher;
local veteran d. & o. railroaders' ana
Guy Waltz, engineer, left today for
Wheeling. to attend the funeral OF u
Waltz. who was killed when the
engine blew up at Floyd. on SATURDAY
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Grimes
Of Maple avenue, this city. will also
attend the funeral -Fairmont west
V!rrinian.
Mr., c. II. Frankhouser. Of Wheeling.
was the guest Of friends in this city
over the Observation-Disclosures Leader.
David Gideon. prominent business
man of Huntington, is in tho city LOT
few days on business. .n.
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noon Al the \ q. L. w hail on Chapliue
street Mrs. ". T.. M,l;rrS,r. Will b."
general chairman and Misses Carrie
IrmIfnSs ana Ainra Brown viii tai =.
reservations Ter the card tables. Re
s"r, atIouS ar" coming IN rapidly and
from al iHd.raIjons the affair will h"
highly .ucr"-*:Wl. tn" scheme Of the
drrorations WI be appropr.1'" L. st.
Valentines day aud every effort i hcinS
flad,. "a max" thr occasion a gala event
Proceeds from the party VIII b" added
To- IN, fund for the erection Of new
club aNus~ for the Wumcu's cub. and
t,s there could hc no more worthy oh
f.r,. those in charge feel confident that
thry VIII hc rewarded with success.
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Westminster Guild

\ st Valentines Day party with the
m!uulcSt details clcvcrly carried out
suggestive IF mat happy time, WAS the
r1turr of TN. meeting Of the members
Of the Westminster Guild OF the stone
PRESBYTERIAN church which wtS mrId
Munduy evening IT tAr home OF Mrs.
JESS Keller IN Elm l".EhtS Assist
IN, Mrs. Keller n entertaining were
Mrs. Edward Hurley. Mrs. J. L.. Girls
we'll ami Misses Dora Lindsey and
Marie EI;g. \ program OF progressive
Games rn.u~cd the guests for s"Nera!
uurpy hours and prizes We" awarded
thuHr attaining ihr highest scores whcn
~, ,,,n,r> w..-c uraily Tailed Toward
the close ii tie evenings activities Il
.t-i.rtlug luncheon MAS served, anu
her.. too. Tie colDrs OF red aud white
Nr,r effectively used n novelties SuE-
gc.l.lr ii =. Valentine day.
{ -
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birthday Party.

Final details are being completed Tor
the novel birthday party being given IN
der the auspices OF the Kings Daughters
Of st. Luke's ?. T.. church. for the bone
ut OF Tho Kings Daughters Day NurS-
cry. This affair. which Will be- held
Thursday afternoon in the PARISH hou$"
Of the church on tho Island. Will h" 4
most delightful affair. Invitations were
issued last week, and Enclosed were tiny
red hearts in which the recipients were
asked to put one penny for each year
OF their age These Will be taken at
the door. and will he added 10 tho fund
for the maintenance Of the Nursery.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged and at its conclusion refresh
ments will be served. The parish hous"
will have pretty decorations OF st.
Valentines nature and tho appointments
at the refreshmcnt table Will be SINH
iarly carried out. Following Is the pro
gram for the afternoon:
baritone Solo. Mr.. S. Bowman
Reading. ........!. Mildred Mck"cvrr
Contralto Solo.....! -. M!nCta wagner
Soprano Solo. ...Mrs. Anna HiltUn-otto
Reading. Miss Isabella wagner
. = .
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ELkS FROLICS
MIGHTY Or ONE HUNDRED MEM
BERS WILL TAKE PART
IN SHOW
BIS Gst-rogethsr Last Nighe-Rehearsal
Thursday Evening.

From so 70 100 ro~rNors Of Wheeling
Lodge No. IS. Il. /. . E:.SS will Ia-t,c:-
pate in this years "E.ks Frol'cs \ big
ret-toGether meeting was he'd At IT,
lodge rooms last njEht n -" a?Senc" OF
Director Charles GIa. who WI! not ar
rive in the city until some ;:me Thurs
day. Indications point TO ~" biggest
and gaSt show IN the history o. tAr
lodge. as tho interest already d:$ps2ErI
augurs well for his assertion. E'ra't-
Callv every member OF .ISt years sue
cess "a available. along with = Se,ect
bunch from the Rev entries.
There will be a rehearsal ThurSdRS
evening at the lodge rooms promptly
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Tntertained husbands

The Kings Daughters Of Thomson NJ.
r. church were hoSI"SS"S 20 their huS-
hands at dinner served in tn" church at
SIX O'Clock Monday evening. IN add!-
ton to this feature various social pur-
suits helped pass Il pleasant evening
and the mite boxes wrr" opened. This
event WAS one o. the most delightful
held ny the Thomson organization for
some time. and was ono Of the rtrr o"-
Ca SiOns when the mon folks were IN
CluGcd In social time.
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HowAT Is DEFEATED.

Pittsburgh. Kansas. Feb. Tine
election Of rhN'p Murray. Of fenns!l-
vania. as a national v!ce-president OF
tho United N!nc Workers OF America
over Alexander llowat president or the
Kansas Miners Union. WAS conceded to-
dav at the Kansas district headquarters.
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Alphn Pi Valentine Dance.

MomhcrS and fricnds OF Tho hINha TT
fraternity will receive invitations: this
week for tho NEXT dance OF the frat"Tn!-
~ which will he held IN the Elhs' home.
Martins Ferry, on Friday evening. Feb
ruary II. This will hc n Nal"ntin" par
". and Jones' Novelty orchestra wiz
furnish the musical program for the
dancinE Mr&srs. Freeman. Webb, Da.
us. Hollrr. Long and Jones, comprise
The committee In charge.
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New Era Child.

Tho members Il tho New Era Guild
Of the Stone Presbyterian Sunday schoo'
Will hr the guests Of Miss lIvira Men
del Thursday evening at her home in
Patterson. This vii, be. the usual
monthly meeting Of the guild. and in
addition TO tn" regular devotional and
brus!ncss meeting Il delightful social
Tim" viii Nc enjoyed \ surprise has
h"cM arranged by the hostess which Will
add to ~" Mica sure of the evening Mrs.
Gcorg" Oldham is tcachcr Of the guild.
and thir'y-thrce girls comprise the
members
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About People
Movements Of Individuals To And
From The City.
At TIE HOTELS.


Rodgers. kcmpncr. Fairmont: 7.
r. FuQua. Grafton; T. &. Morris. Pitts
burGh.
McLure-R. NJ Lambic. Charleston;
/. G. Morris. ParkcrshurE: Charles
Gallacher. Charleston; r. W. Tucker.
TarkcrshurG; J. :. Henry. Buckhannon.
Wiudsor--iI. W ChaddnC. Fairmont:
Z. J. Miller, Fairmont; =. II. Srhaum.
Pittsburgh; II. +. Brcitcm"cter. r!tts-
hurEh.
Stamm-S NJ. Scott. WayneshurG; w.
y. Williams Barton; II. +. Hoizwartt.
, Flushing.
l.. r. Showers. Of the Showers Hard
ware company II Elm Grove, is attend
lrE ~" Wcst Virginia hardware c"ur"n-
tier Nh'ch - be- x held a; Huntington
Mrs Arch Imhoff, who has been ser
lousy III for several weeks AT her nome
or twentieth street. N&rwood. IS slowly
recovering.
Miss Alice Caldwell has as her guest
Mrs. Anne Escott Of G!asCoc, Ky.
Edward ". $. Nctf. If The Neg Hand
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Child Study Club

At meeting of tn" Child Study clUh
.his evening n highly instructive and
interesting address VIII hr delivered by
pr. WinEcrtcr on Nerve or Nerves For
The Child" The meeting will open ut
eight o'clock aud quit" Il crowd is eN-
prrtcd for this occasion.
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Had Wheeling Guests.

Miss Margaret J. Leatham. Supcrin-
tcndcnt OF Cook Hospital. had as her
guests during the nurses meeting in
this city Mrs. Susan Cooke. Mrs. l.. !.
Rullard and Miss Louise Korhcrt. all If
Wheeling. They also visited with Mrs.
Joseph Roster while hero. Mrs Cooke
is president ~ the Vast Virginia Grad
uate Nurses association. Mrs Hulltrd
is Sccrctary-treasurcr and Mss N""Errt
is secretary of District No. which "r-
Cauizat!on held its annual meeting here
on Saturday.-Fairmont West Virgin
ian.
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Doti. Dnnce TpnIFht

mis- evening at tho EIks' Cub audi
t0rium tho members and friends Of
pahna Temple Dokics VIII enjoy an
other or the delightful dances given by
these boys. III" Sunshine boys Will h"
present with Il snappy program 90 dane
music and the usual large a'tendanC"
Is cXnrctcd The dance is being held
this week on Wednesday night .aste&d
Of on Friday night as Is usual.
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TNo various Tw!cs OF the Ohio VAL
low General hospital. will come together
tits afternoon for their usual semi
monthly meeting and each group Is ar
t!o'untinR rlra SAINT afternoon.
Tho members Of the Graft Twig VIII
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Bridge Club.

Mss Mary Hays waS hostess ~ tn"
mrmh"rS &C her hr:dvr Cub yrS,"rdaS
AFTERNOON at her h"mr IN W""ds dale.
Several hours Of this Fascinating pms
time were followed 10y IL" serving OF
delicious Luncheon.
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Tho ortole," another Booth TarhnE-
ton serial story, starts In Tho 1ntetn-
goncer SATURDAY, February D. oou =
miss reading this sexual to "Too Gentle
Julia" which you enjoyed 50 immensely
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Sec ond Birthday.

Miss Eileen Turns. charming liil"
dauruicr of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Il. Burns.
,!i,.t..v,l group Or her lille friends
on Monday evening 1T her home on
Snrjih Charl!ur street. tho occasion
,r'crrat.uu the second birthday aunt
y,,..ry OF the l,tl.r hostess. Juvenile
.am,.; and music wcr- Cn l"ycd. and at
Il late hour 4 tempting luncheon was
served. Il; which the appointments were
beautifully carried cat
OH. ,.,,.StS
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Plans are rapidly hc.nr cOmNIolod for
tho ca I'd party which viii b" given hN
the womcn's Club next Monday after
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Il moment in recommending DR..
P;crco's Golden Medical Discovery rs
the very best OF tones. MRS.
ANNIE DIAL. No. 2609 TompkIn3
Avenue, North All drugCistA
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best tonic and
builder | have
ever known. |
was IN 4 run
down and wtaE
condition when
! started to take
tho Discovery.
and that FIRST
b o I : ! q 5 o
strengthened mo
that | kept or
Win IL NEtll J
had taken three
bottles. and then
my health was
| never hNSi,Ntp
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MS 90
PRETTY HOME
WEDDING TO-DAY
MISS LULU ESTELLE GILLESPY
WILL BECOME BRIDE OF MR.
FREDERIC Dunn. SoULES, OF
TOLEDO, o.
Group Of Prominent Young Girls VIII
Enjoy Theatre Party Saturday
As Quests of Miss Elizabeth
woods.

woods.
| The wedding OF Miss I.uh ESict!"
| GilleSpy, daughter OF Hrs. Elizabeth i
! Gillrspy, and MIR. Frederick puMar"Sl
| Soules. Of Toledo, e. will I've pretty and
| interesting event Of this evening, taking
place at the home Cf tn" bride on Fast
| Raltimorc street. The home has h"rn
! decorated by LanghanS for the occHs'"n,
with roses and pottCd plants forming
an altar before which the mar-'aG''
vows will be spoken. pr. r,try irokaw
| Ferris, pastor Of tho Second lr"Shy-
! terrain church. will read the nIDtial ser
vice IN tho presence Of Il number OF
! friends and relatives Of tho bride ana
! groom.
Promptly at G o'clock the bridal Tarry
Will deccnd the stairs to the strains OF
! the wedding chorus from Loh"nEri n.
which will be played by Miss O. Amanda
! Gsllespy, a sister of the bride. Mrs..
! Charles Stewart, of Atlanta. ia. an
other sister. will be the matron o: homer
and Mr. Soulcs will be attended by Nj.
Stewart. who will act as best man.
Little Miss Amanda G!ncspy Grim
will be the flower girl. During IN"
! CeES"o"E Nl1SH N'''f'
| Promise Me-
INC orlde VIII wear nN'"''''' 80
OF blue, with TRIMMINGS OF u" VII" .''
| lowers Will be Aaron war" '"T'H' VI .
Stewart Will wear gov" " quo SN''''
roscsand VIII carry 'o'"'''p'' 'IS, ..,
! LN'Ie MISS N'r'i" VII "'n'"' - ,
white organize oF"SH' ,,'"''''',' w."
| PINK r.UooAS ana sue WIN
petals IN the pain u ''e u '''''
groom.
| Following INC ''t''''"S
! dinner Will DC served ~ ""''' '"'
Will be- covers Ia'" LOT '"% '''.,.,' '',',
tamhleS OIL 'ht h"fPS
| nointments Will ne 'Ic'IN''E ',"' V
out IN pink and "h''e' WIZ" "'
SouleS and his h"'!H WI" ''''' III ''"''
o'clock on an 'N''h"'" "'' '''
Texas ana other southern I"''""> ~ 80
tercst. on 'ne'r return inc? WI ,'N'
| up their residence III 'e'''"h' "''''
they Will be welcomed ov '"'F many
! friends.
| Today'S wedding is OF eSpcc'ai interest,"
owing 10 the prominence Of IN" nr."'
locally. She IS n member OF on" OF The
oldes, families and is n brother "f l'r
| Thurman Gillcspy. Sh" possesses Il
charming personality which makes h''
a favOritc with her many ir.cn0S. MT
Soulcs is well known young BUSINESS
! man OF Toledo. but Is quite well known
In this locality also.
/ Copies Of the foiloins ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
| will be sent out:
Mrs. Elizabeth DHvillc Gn!cSpy
| Announces inc marriage o. "''
Lulu EStclle
! 10
~, vst.,. D,,J,-.e, SnuIcs
! MI C,to
OF Toledo, ONO
| On Wednesday evening. February mira
| Nineteen hundred and twcnty-onc.
| whccIi,r. West virginia.
TheaCre PaSty
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Are YOU Rundown, Weak?

Birmingham, Ala.-'Dr. Plerccs
Golden Medical Discovery is the
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Mr.. Frederick DuMarcsq Soulcs
~ TOlrdO Ohio

On Wednesday evening. February ;hlrd
Nineteen hundred and twen'y-onc.
wheeling, West Virginia.
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Theatre Party

VILLA Emily Krupp Henrietta Helm
| Frances Reid Flora Kitchen
Elsie May Armbrusporothy cameron
| TeSanna Wilson Jessie ENlcy
! Tahitha Wilson Martha Burt
Media Revman Elizab beth Woods
| Grace Wilson
The New York herald., 1921-03-27

June, but remained in the apartment
cniy ten days. They had another dis
agreement then and. she says, he left her
helpless in bed telling her she could
communicate with his stenographer.
He advertised on December 16 last that
he would not be responsible for any
debts contracted by her and she de-
cided to, sue him.
She asked the court for a liberal al
lowance because OF her helpless condi-
ten and because, she stated. her only
property was a $1,000 Liberty bond on
which she had borrowed $500. In setting
rorrn her husbands resources she said
his rise TO wealth has been rapid. As
one OF the pioneer American business
men in the Philippines. she relates, he
held the exclusive agency for Ford auto
mobiles. for leading make of American
typewriter and brand OF ink, for the
United States Rubber Export Company.
and held other valuable business con-
cessions. He sold many OF his agencies
for 100000 whom they left the islands.
she says. and since has made lots of
money importing and exporting between
the islands and the United States.
Mccullough denies many OF his wife's
charges. An afi1davit in his behalf was
attached to his reply, made by his
friend, W. Morgan Shuster. formerly
American financial advisor to the Per-
sian Government. Mr.. Shuster asserted
that Mrs. Mccullough had 'harassed her
husband in many ways"