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prices vcr, itreSu.sf Mcriuos were
70 20 % per cent aud Gro sUrcds q to
. per cent. down. i'unta Arenas and
Falkland offerings showed declines 81
10 10 per cent
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LONDON Wool MARKET.

LoxDoS March AT to-days WOO,
auction sales l2est bales we're offered.
There was hesitstine demand and
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DIRECTORS

CHARLES NJ. sCHwAB
SAMUEL III. MILLER
EDWARD II. TINKER
EDW ARD T. NICHOLS
NEWCONIB CARLTON
FREDERICK II. ECKER
EUGENE v. X. rHAYEV
WILLIAM NJ. WOOD
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I Net earnings after
expenses and taxes. s19.6SI.544 3l6,l6I ,.o5
Other income 2,b31 -6oS 2.22t $50
Depreciation. &C.. 6,I46.I52 o.S3s. 80
Dividend on Cam
bria Iron Co. stock 33s120 333.I2o
Net income ....-... IL 424. 92h l0,bSs. .600
Dividends ....... 5000. 900 9.000.D00
| Surplus . 44o49a0 1.5Ss.6 500
Total surplus 359. 1855, ,449 $5o,30s ,fO3
ASSETS
Plant, property and
investments ...... .$1SS914r el6 S1I1 $50, u,
Cash ............... 278s4.e2I $500. .6se
Customers accounts iassleos s,2ss ,css
Marketable secur. 522. .99s 80. .0gs 500
Inventories .....,...r 43Ss3,s35 isVI.i 40
LIABILITIES
Capital liabilities. s16I12e,eSo ........
Accruals. Inc. taxes. s.603 .4sa l1.a3s % .
Surplus unapprop.. 1855, 449 oo,30S,1o3
sIncluding United states bonds certificates
! OF Indebtedness and Anslo-Frencn five year
bonds.
! The report. signed by william f.
Corey. chairman. and A. c. Dinkey,
president, reads in part as follows
/ '"rhe year 1920 began under rather
unfavorable commercial and operatin 9
conditions. These improved somewhat
\ in the spring, although impaired trans
| portation continued TO be disturbing
factor until late in the year. In octob y
u IlIThGu TeteSslOH III tTdue peSSi, sp
I that our operations for November and
December were materially curtailed.
! "The halt in trade, which was in evi-
dence at the close OF the year, continued
through January. 1921, so that the sltu-
alton became extremely serious not only
TO our stockholders but especially TO the
80, 600 employees, who under normal con-
ditions depend upon the operation OF our
mills for the daily living Of themselves
and their families.
"While we appreciate the fact that rae
causes Of the halt in trade are very
complex. nevertheless we believe that one
of the important factors in the hesitation
of buyers was that they believed. and
rightly, that the market for steel prod
ucts was falling. The psychology OF the
situation was that no buying Of any Inn
portance would be done until the con-
suming interests were convinced that the
market had fallen.
"We therefore announced radical re-
ductions in the selling prices OF our
standard rolled products This action
was taken. not with the expectation
that it would Immediately start a buy
ing movement but with the belief that
such n step must be the first one taken
in order TO restore normal conditions.
1--WE are confident that the principal
underlying factor In the present trade
depression is the fact that the general
buying public believes there must be
thorough liquidation in all commodities
before revival OF trade can be cx-
pected.'
The tctal payroll or the Midvale cor
poration in 1920 amounted to s0S,s2S.-
739. and the average number of EN-
ployees for the year 27,224. These tig-
ures compare with s5s.so4.724 and "a
f34 in 1919.
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\. y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

To the following prices accrued interest -
to be added In every case
UNITED STATES GovERNMEST BONDS.
Bid. AK Bio. nsN.
q. rsr iooi.'ls coupon. los
- coup. 1914 II. Y ~ .
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Closing prices o. stocks in which ihere
-. ...rnnriinra N,aferda..
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CARL J. sCHNIDLspp
GERHARD VI. Dahl
k>DREW FLETCHER
WSI. BOYCE THOMPSON
REEVE SCHLEy
KENNETH A.. WOOD
w. WENDELL ENDIC0TI
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HENRY W. CANNON
4. BARTON HEPBURN
ALBERT ". W1GGIN
JOHN J. MITCHELL
GUY T.. TRIP
JAMES n. HILL
DANIEL a.. JACkII>C
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GEORGE A. KINNEY. Trust Oncer
MARTIN l.. T.. HENRY, Auditor.
HERMAN KRECH, Manager Foreign Depi.
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CAPITAL liabilities. s16I. 1875 .a50 .
Accruais. inc. taxes. s.605. .4aa fs.4
Surplus unapprop 80, s65. .419 55,3
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n,s. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Springer. Of

cnts. Mr. and Mrs. II. i. Springer. Of
Philadelphia.
Attorney and Mrs. Charles Swim; OF
Weston returned home last evening
after spending several days in tho C;iy.
Mr.. Sw!nt on business and Mrs. Swtnt
attending the convention of IN" 1IuEh-
tCrS OF America. [
MIR and Mrs. Frank Francis have re.
moved to Joliet. IL. to mako their flu
turc home. Mrs. Francis will b" re-
mcmhcrcd as Miss JCS~i" Cook of YER
mont street
Edward nvcnprrtc Of Struhc nVil!c.
former manager Of NJ" local Mc'irrE"ry
store. Will spend Sunday visiting
tEiradS here.
Miss Mary H~,sly OF Fourteenth
street. has aS her guc$. Miss Jos" Kurt,
~ PittShurg. vii" VIII roman UNI.
after Decoration bay.
Mrs. Samuel w Harpcr and ddugh-
ter. Miss Virginia. will l"av" III" first
nc mex, week for Rriar Cl:ff. Va. where
they Will hc Joined ny Miss Louis" ltar-
per. who Is 4 Junior At school there
They Wi return the loth Of Juno.
Mrs. W. T. kcySrf will r"u:rn 70 her
home in S!<,crsvill" rh!s afternoon after
visiting relatives here this week.
4 NJ. Andrew of Cincinnati * SPEND
ing several days her" looking after
business interests.
Mrs. William J. I.untz. who under
went 4 serious operation a: IA" on"
Valley General hospital several days
ago. is slowly recovering.
Harry Wcb.r "f New york CITY. Is A
business visitor In this city.
Walter Gamble infant son Of lNr. and
Mrs II. ". Gamble Of r!t'ShurEh, who
underwent 4 serious operation ~ IN"
Ohio Valley General hospital - SLOWLY
recovering.
Warren r Wlmpcy. who has hccn
spending several days h"r" VIII leave
this morning for has home n columbus.
Ohio
S. II. Voakir, Of 'lnr:Anlt. arrived
here Yesterday and viii spend several
davs looking after business.
Mrs William II f'r"hm" and dau%h-
Ter. Miss Margaret. an sons. Raymond
and Robert. lcav" today for Sardis,
uhioto Wis, relatives and friends for
4 few day.
Ecv. j VI. Potter. n II. ht+ returned
from Il TWO weeks lrir I" N!n"na Lake.
, Ind where Ii" WIS attending IN" Home
Mission rounr:, "c IN" Presbyterian
church. and also tho General ,-NN$"mhi!.
which me, in tho same place.
! nr and Mrs. !. NJ. Potter Will not
leave this week for :, vacation Al At
lanttc Ci,y. aS appeared III the lnt"'li-
rrnccr, but Will 30 Tn" In;'"r part or
! juno.
+ Miss Helen P"trcS Of 'hapllnN street.
leaves this afternoon for Manning on.
where She VIII spend Decoration Day
with her parents.
Sam. T.. Soulcyrct. = student "f the
! stat" college II; Louisville. Ky. l. her"
spending vacation ~ tho home Of his
sister, Mrs. Andrew J. llcarnr$*.
, Mrs. q. W. Gibson has returned home
after visiting in WcllShurg. wh"r" Sh"
was called hy Tho Illness 81 h"r n!"c".
Miss Anne MnrIarty. L. :. army f"id
! clerk, stationed in this city. has return
cd hero after being called To her home
In Louisville. ny. 10y IN" death OF her
mother.
DR. w 8. Webb ~ Warwood was
, called to his homo at Cameron w Va.
! very suddenly yesterday afternoon ON
account Of the serious illness Of his
! sister.
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! THE THEATRES
COBURN'S MINISTRIES
OPEN COURT SEASON
ON SEPTEMBER 3RD
Season Just Chased Gave wheeling tx
csptionally Good Bill

As thu season at tn" Court Thra're
Is over. a word of praise l. due FREQ To-
johnson. for tn" many pr;ilS"~"r'h! az
fractions that were brought to the pop
uIar plai houS" during the season. Art!5
tirally, il WAS more than SuCceSStul'
financially perhaps it might not nave
been so satisfying. du" to the increase"
cost Of operating Il show house. " h'l'
the crowds would have Indicated paying
business at nearly all performances YET
of course there wcr" time when the
audiences wcr" painfully small. ii""
ever. il GOES without saying that WHEEL
ing theatre g"rrS Witnessed tn" finest
productions ever seen here and tn" man
ngrmcnt is deserving of mu"h rrcdll
for keeping tn" attractions presented up
to and above the standard.
4 brief review would not come amiSs.
While musical comedies led in attend
anC" and performances. there were sew
cr;Ll very high class dramatic shows
offered. The musical comedies that MT
the high water mark were Irene. Een'
Franklin in Always You, Eugcn" and
Willie Howard in "Thc Passing SHOW
Dunbar Opera co. in carmen. Maid
to Love-" Al Jnlson in "Sinhad. twh"
Ivy the way hruli" all records in point
Of receipts for r"rformancrS) IT'S up
TO You" "Grccnwich Village FollicS"
Ed Wynn's Carnival. Geo. VI. 'ohan's
Mary, Take ii from me-. Charlotte
Greenwood in "Lingrr Longer Lefty
The Girl in the Spotlight" 1fttrr Fat
ter" John Charles Thomas IN Apple
blossoms" Frances White in Jimmie
and "Th" Century Midnight Whirl.
which played two engagements. In the
dramatic line David Wariied of course
led. On three performances he played
TO capacity. Guy Bates Post was close
second in The Masuurrador" and then
cam. "Shavinrs," "LiEhtnin." Walker
Whitcsidc in The Master Of lalian-
trtr'. East is West" Nance p'N"il IN
The Passion Flower" Lou Trll"San IN
"B!ind YOUTH" ami The Storm" Other
attractions worthy "f mention were
William collier III THE lioi"nt"t,
"Adam and Eva" ThurStnn. way
Down East" CpIctur"I Fields MrnStrciS
Chaunrcy Olr"tt. Jack N"rwurth. Fritz;
Srhrrr and The t-catorc Grand Opera
Co.
Ii next season brings aS many high
grade attractions tn our town ~ IN"
PAST on" has. there VIII bc no COM
plants {" Offer.
The coming year viii open with Co.
burns MirStrrlS 81 Sept. ird with til"
hig Motion r!rtur" Spectacle Tn" -Four
lIurSrmrn'' announced f"D stat" Fair
week I, Is now ca;nlInE long runs IN
the larger cities If the country includ-
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Diplomas for Seven
From Sherman School
Graduating Exercises Hold Last Even
ing at the ElfB Club

tt" fina! exercises of the Sherman
School ur Expression and Art took
place last evening in the Elks cub
auditorium. Seven young ladies re-
ccIvcd full course diplomas. AZ follows:
Suzann" Mclain Noble Martins Ferry.
Laura Smith Ynhu. Bcllairc
Elizabeth Jane l.inSZ. Wheeling.
Mildred Mckrrvcr. Bridgeport.
MhrEurrit" OEr!rn. WarWood.
Gnl,ir rianiz. Warwood.
Mary O'Lcary. Warw""d
Tho graduates presented very pIca"-
ing program before receiving thor d.
plnmas. Miss Tlantz, It Greek statute.
was fair TO look upon. possessing most
pl"asin personality Thn lighting e.
irri> VET" very attractive. Miss lAnSz
as Joan e Are. proved herself - h"
an arirr>> "r pronounced ability. NESS
nLcary rendered Charles Dickens
''thrS;mas tIrol in Il flu!ilCsS manner
N,ss MrkcCvrr told thu story "f
Tho Wandrror." portray:ng each Choir
at"r with true sincerity. Sh" inserted
into the character q: Hu!Gah thar won
d"rCul mother role. the deep feeling
which mad" her the dominating force
of tho play.
Every Women" has boon beautifully
pictured on tho screen. Mrs. ono rom
dcrrd !; in mon"loEur. taking tn" var
ipuS characters with the ease Of pro-
fcSSiona'
Bcla&co'S famous play. Tiger Rose"
WAS interpreted by Ness n'Brirn such
a play requires voice. dramatic f"rN"r
and pep. all UC these Miss Olir!"n pos
SUSSrS.
When the curtain rose on ~" dipi"ma
scene !, was a most charming uictnr".
The seven young ladies surrounded Mrs.
sherman. their h"Hu:.ful. bright evening
rrnrES against III" ShrCnY. black back
ground were Sl,huuttri In \ manner not
soon - IN Forgotten Mrs. sherman
then gave Il Last little talk In the girls.
pr"S"nIin., ;hr diplomas. with 4 grace
ful quotation for each graduate Much
strenuous coaching has been don. by
this moro than successful teacher and
both Mrs sherman and students arc 10
hr congratulated upon IN" splendid r.
suits shown i'll the past two evenings.
Mrs. W. II. Conrad and Miss Ada con
rad rendered N" overture. Their work
wen from the audi"nc" mcritrd applause.
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Kenyon Alumni
at Country Club
roHNIR STUDENTS OF KENYON
conLEoH WILL HOLD G1T-To-
oErHER DINNER THIS
EVENING.
A. C. whitaker. Representing the "heel
Ing Men on Committee, In
Charge.

tn, alumni "t ks3N"n '"'''1S -
t;an,hirr OHIO. living IN this immrn.a''
i.ir,,v win h,> thr hosts Ia ali IN" Ken
Won man IN Ph'" N'lI'H WV" -
Last liverpool and IHrA"rShurc ~ IN"
country club this evening Dinner Will
To- served a, O'clock. An informal
prnrr.m will hr carried out. with pr.
Edwin f.. rr,,r. president Of tn" col
l.rr. aS honor guest ~ the evening. An
,,ti>c olurrnl association Will be formed
- corporate and work for tn" advance
mont IT Kenyon in this district.
The following comprise tho committee
in charge:
\. 4. Whitaker. Wheeling.
George Weaver. MoundSSil!c.
IRWIN korhltne. Bridgeport.
pr Paul Morrison. Martins Ferry.
T. D. Nicholson. BCllatrc.
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TRAFFIC MEN HOME

All traffic men from this city who At
tended the summer convention OF the
National Railroad association held
Wednesday and Thursday ut Cleveland
rturnrd home carly yesterday morning.
Those returning were: w. b. higgins
ira fife manager of the wheeling steel
and Irion company; Il. j. Mlcdci' traihc
manager Of the laZcl-AtlaS Glass conf
nanv; T. &. .IrpS0n. traffic manager OF
tho N-hitakcr-(;lcssncr company; y. r.
oxtobv. general traffic manager OF the
Wheeling Steel corporation. and Mr. J..
NJ. Neigh. trafnc manager Of the Cham.
Der of Commerce.
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Through an error in tho date th'
bridge party to be given this Afternoon
by Miss Blanche Storcr in honor OF Miss
Mary rha pline Milton. appeared in these
Columns Friday as being held that after
noon. Miss StorSr's guests will be en-
tertained at the Country Club this after
noon and al the conclusion OF the 81 mes
tempting refreshments and dcl!c:oue
iced drinks will DO served.
Tho guests viii BE- the following:
M.SSeS-
Mar HAYS Mary ChapIine
sophie EuSton Milton
Woods Louise Nelson
Eleanor C,arks Whitaker
Sarah W-h,takc- Margaret Irwin
Frances Wood katherine Ffarr
l.'~,, I.e.. StoreC Florence Mason
McS,LamCs-
r. T. hopkins Nelson Whitaker
Forbes simpson Andrew Glass
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Open House.

The ladies or the Service Star Legion
entertained with their regular monthly
open house party last evening at the
American Legion headquarters. and
large crowd OF Service Star ladies anu
members OF the American Legion en-
joycd the delightful affair. y hrlct
business session was followed by i
charming program OF interesting must
cal. literary and dance selections ana
later the guests enjoyrd dancing. with
piano and violin furnishing the music.
Refreshments were served curing the
evening. and IN spite OF tho extreme
warmth OF the evening the anair was
4 general success.
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ing Pittsburg where 1t will be seen all
summer long. The management an
nounces n strong lineup of attractions
which will include the principal hits
seen in New York the past year.
Tho Court will undergo a thorough
cleaning and .renovatinG during the
summer months and Will be in first
class shape when the curtain rings up
on the season Of 1912.
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COUNTY BAR OUTING
FOR JUDGE BAKER

Tho members Of the Ohio County Bar
Association will leave this afternoon
at o'clock for an outing at the 1zaAk
Walton Fishing Club on Big wheeling
Creek. A feature OF the days program
will be a baseball game, in which some
Of the older members Of the bar as we'll
AS the young lawyers will participate.
Another much heralded athletic event
will be a wrestling match. The names
of the participants hare not been given
out nv the committee. however. A pic
nc supper will be served at the club
house in the evening.
The committee on arrangements 10
composed Of Attorneys Austin V. Wood.
J. BERNARD Handlam and George Bcnekc,
No matter what you want 1t will ave
you time and money to use mi EL-
IGEECER WANT ADS.
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Reconsideration

The many friends OF Miss Almeda
Garrison will DO surprised to learn
Of her marriage To Mr.. y. T.. HERMANN.
Of Breckenridge Texas, VIII CHI w y
solcmn.zed Thursday morning at ST.
Joscphs cathedral. with Very Rev. @. II.
Moyc. V. o.. Officiating. The happy
couple left later in the day for 81. Louis,
from where they Will SO on 10 Brecken-
ridge.
Mrs. Hermann vas formerly principal
of Fulton public school and has wide
circle OF friends whose best wishes fol-
low her to her new home.
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KICKED BY A HORSE.

Alvin. 4-ycar-old son "r Mr.. and Mrs.
John Armstrong. Of III" Stone Church
road. Elan Grove. waS kicked in tho fac"
10y a horse and severely hurt. pr. y. X.
ShrirldS. the Attending ply stefan. does
not. brlicve that m" Lad = dangerously
hurt.
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Complimentary 10 Mrs. H"nrad
F"nry Zimmerman. nf Wheeling. Miss
Emma Griffin delightfully."- entertained
about dozen immCdiat" friends Tues
day evening in the nature Of Il party.
Music and conversation made up the
CHEZ diversions uf tho evening and At
q Ia" hour Il delicious luncheon WAS
serv cd -. CharlsstOn Daily Mail.
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Hnx.m.ne Announced.

The engagement OF Miss Wilma
Meyers and Mr.. Russell Connolly was
formally announced Thursday evening
at a party Of pretty details given b.
Miss Helen Wheat at her home on the
south side. Tuesday. juno IS. il an
nounccd as the date for the wedding.
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Bridge Party Tonight

Miss Edith BonnoScn VIII entertain
this evening at her home on the Island
with bridge party in honor OF Miss
Hclcn Rolf. whose marriage to MI.
Simcral will be an event Of June first
Following n delightful session OF bridge
the guests Will be s'rN" 81 tempting
luncheon.
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xsyssr-Larson Marriage.

The marriage OF Miss Mabel Larson
and Mr.. Earl W. kcyScr was Solemnizcd
Wednesday Afternoon at ; o'clock 1T the
parsonage Of the Thomson NJ. j.. church.
tho pastor. Rev. W. f. Craig. perform
ing the ceremony. The happy couple
will take up their residence at So Porter
avenue. kdgdalc after June first. where
they will be glad to have their friends.
The bride is L daughter Of Mr.. u. y.
Larson. Of the National road. and was
rendered many pre-nuptial parties. Tho
groom, who Is q son Of Mrs. l.. k"yScr.
Of the. Island, IS u wei! known cleciri-
clan.
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palsHAtss Rsturn Home.

Following delightful motor trip
over the city and tho beautiful sur
rounding hills and places of particulars
interest, 4 large number OF c!cGateS /"
tho state convention or Daughters of
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POLICE ARREST THREE,

Walter Andrews. Coior"'l. was arrested
Thursday evening by officer Horst
mann. charged with stealing tire from
Klcc burnett. at alley s. He was COM
mtt"d to jail to await Il hearing before
Judge Ritz.
Warficld Evans of Moundsvilll". WAS
arrested here yesterday evening 10y Off
Ger Rakrr. charged with prddlinI
clothes on tho street without license.
Frank Oliver. arrested by OFFICER
Flanagan yesterday afternoon. Is h"-
ins held as a suspect.
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America returned h"n" lat niGht
Among those leaving "n ;h' evening
ram were:
Mrs.. Rose Rurrhinal. fairm"n'
Miss Anna L. Mann. Piedmont
Mir Catherine" turG"y. MarunShurE
Mr.. Mary RhuId"S. MariinShurH'
Mrs John T dorsey. Grafton.
Miss IInnra Costello. charleston.
Mr.. William Hoffman. tharI">t"n
Mrs.. Andrew Whi: stead. Farh"rSh"tS'
Mrs NJ L.. M''iraw. tlarkShutE.
Mr. Charles Swint Weston.
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About People
Novsmsnts Of mdivtdusls TO Ana
Prom The ctt1.
AT TIE HOTELS

Rogsrs-R r. Schultz. Hundred: NJ.
carney. Hundred: Felix Bile. Fairmont;
J. W. Busch. ParkcrSburS; Charles II.
SinScl. Grafton
MeLursTaul Fleming. Buckhannon;
Elliott Harvey ParkcrsburG: W. +.
Stout. Clarksburg; W. i. Fletcher
Clarksburg.
wtndsor-C D. Parkhill Morgan
town: Dan H. Reynolds. Fark"rSburS.
+. r. Hamilton. Huntington; Mr.. and
Mrs. f.. &. Reno. Huntington.
StAmm-Mr. and Mrs. George CARR
S"u. Huntington: q. Hunt. hundr"d'
7. K. Merritt. Istdcn city: \. W. West
fall. Parkershurs. II. Steward, Hun
drcd, J. Hamilton. Hundred.
Misses Sophia I.andmeycr and Minnie
Roltc willOSpcnh tn" week end visiting
at tho HON" Of Mrs. Lyman Hough.
cleveland. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rush. Jr.. and
daughter. Nancy Louise. Of Pittsburgh,
are Visiting Mr.. Ru>h'S parents At Their
homo on tho National road.
Mrs. Joseph f'rabcl is going 10 Park
cr~hurg today T. spend few days with
friends.
Mr. William Higgins OF cleveland.
Ohio. Will arrive Saturday to spend
IN" weekend visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ". II. Higgins. at Wn"dlown.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund l.. Jones leave
today for charlottesville. Va. whore
Mr.. Jones will attend the reunion Of his
class Ut the University OF Virginia.
Miss Josephine Hartman ~ New Mar
afternoon - attend thu wedding OF her
sister. Mss Hilda Hartman. to Mr.
George Nicholas OF Mozart Heights,
thiS evening.
Mrs Nellie Rust OF tho Island. Is WIS.,
:,ing Mrs. Charles puffcy o: Epw"rth
Park. Bethesda. Ohio.
Mrs. Frank II. Mo1cna Of Newark.
ONO. is spending tho week with her par
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Thtmble Bee Club.

Mrs August Mullcy OF FollanShce en-
,or,aincI the members Of the Th;mble
Bee club Of Wheeling yesterday with an
all day meeting at her home The guests
went TO F'ollanSbee. and after several
pleasant hours were served luncheon.
Woodwork engaged them throughout
The afternoon. and IN" feature OF the
cvcn,nS was the dinner PARTY ~ pretty
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visttor1 Honored.

Mrs. paisy raSSc'l and Mrs. George
J. Work Of rArk"r>hurS. hay" arrived
n tho city 10 hc IN" guests hf Mr. and
Mrs. W r.. Weiss. Of Elmw""d. Thy
were honor guests at an Informal din
n"r party GiV"n last night at IN" r"un-
try club. and will share h"unrS at =
number or charming social c"ur;cSicS
while in the city.
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McSdamcS-
Ldwin Mcdonald. James Peters
Of Pittsburgh Vim. Howard
s. J Lloyd. OF Joseph F'rabel
Warren. q. ThoS. Radcliffe
l:dvin Costello l'haS Manion. OF
carl White FollanShce
Coo. Nolte ChaS. Stahl. OF
has. Common FoilanSbre
Ross White Edwin Mull"y. OF
StaniS Ludwig Follansbce
VIM Nolte
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May Party.

The Junior league Of North Street
church. under direction Of Mrs. W A.
Wilson. viii present a May party play
IN tho church parlors Tuesday evening.
May 81. tho main feature OF the even
ing being the Maypole dance by small
children. Tickets can be purchased
from members OF the league.