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guest Of relatives here, has returned L
her home at Youngstown.
John Hopkins of Moundsvillc vas
business visitor in this city ycsterda'
Master Elwuod Anderson is Eetti'5
along nicely after being i'll for a num'et
of days.
Mrs Fred Carter has returned 10 her
home at Grafton after spending sev'ml
days here.
? Walter Mason Of Moundsvilh spent
yesterday in this city on business.
ChaS. Roby of Indiana IS The guest u
his father. John Roby Of MARSHALL
street.
J. NJ. Hall has moved his family to
his new home on Garfield street, recent
ly purchased from w. Baun!bcrge..
Vancy Conoway who has .een nffe:-
ing Of injuries sustained when he was
run down by machine several days
ago. IS improving.
Mrs. Gillett Of Sixth suest has gone
to Huntington to spemss 4umber OF
days with relatives. q ~
Fred Earnshaw who BIS eeen spend
inc number Of days hes'e. has returnco
to his home at Washing ton, D. C..
Mrs J. D. Lawson hs gone 10 Por:-
eroy. O.. to spend nmber 81 days
with relatives.
James Kemple, who Rs beef confined
to his home on Tenth treet III TOT sew
eral days. Is able to b out again.
Miss N. NJ. White o. Columbus o. Is
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evening. when they met in front OF the
school about o'clock. and went to
Shadyside. where they took long tramp
through the woods. After walking seE-
cral miles. they made camp whore they
spent a number of hours = They return
cd to this city at late hour.
No Services.
There will be no services held at the
NJ. F., Christian and Church OF Gou
Sunday evening. due 70 the baccalaure-
ate sermon TO be preached in the local
school auditorium. and many Of this
church people will want to attend.
Last Week Of School.
Next week will be the last week Of
school for the students of the McMechen
school. The review work has been
started and the examinati lions will lie
given! next weak. when the reports will
be also given out. This is welcome news
to the children.
choir to Rshsarss.
The members Of the choirs Of the
Christian church and the Church OF Goh
will hold a rehearsal this evening. In
the church auditorium. to prepare } a
number of special, numbers for the Sun
day morning services.
Ready for Social
social and festival to be given by the
students Of the Union high school Satur-
day evening. in the gymnasium Of the
school. They have many pies promised.
and no doubt will have wide variety.
Everyone Is invited to attend.
hnnstrsls This Evening.
This evening in the local school audi
torium. a minstrel show will be given.
under the direction OF Okey Humes OF
Wheeling. for the benefit OF the Boy
Scouts. Most OF the characters have
had much experience in acting and all
who have seen Mr.. fumes shows kno"
what success they are and will look
forward to this one with much plcasur"
and the expectation Of seeing something
quite different from what MINISTRIES are
usually composed Of. The tickets haN e
been on sale but a short time and indi-
cations are that large crowd will at
tend, as there has been many purchased.
Cleaners to Meet.
All members Of the Cleaners Sunday
school class Of the First Church Of God
are requested to attend the meeting this
evening at the church. Plans will be
discussed pertaining a social to be given
in the near future, and other important
matters, will come up for discussion.
Getting Along Nicely.
Donald Morris. who has been suffer-
ing Of injuries sustained while viSiting z
in the country is reported to be doing
nicely. Young Morris and n chum were
playing with 4 torpedo. and they began
hammering It when it exploded. Both
children were slightly injured.
Personals.
:. Mrs. Harry Smith. who has been the
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Plane Mere

Plane Nero
Lieut. John T. Van Zant. plotting
a big De Haviland atrplane. landed on
the I.angin Field here Thursday AFTER
noon at / o'clock on his way TO McCooS
Field. Dayton. o.. from Boiling fleId,
Anacostla D; G; lieut.: Van nnn nant OFF, 9't on
the last leg Of the flight to Dayton
about p. m.
The Moundsville Chamber of Conn
merce is having great success in finding
helping and ready hands to get in the
organization designed purposeiy TO pro
mote n better and greater MoundSrilIe.
The membership fee in the chamber az
the present time is very small as com
Moundsville So far a ready response
to the membership drive has been cyl
denced. and it is hoped that before the
drive ends every eligible person IN the
city will he a member OF the organiZa-
ton that is a booster for MoundiVille'
Marshall county. and West virginia.
Anniversary Meeting
The First Baptist church. OF TINS cry,
located on Baker avenue, will hold IT'S
anniversary meeting at O'Clock next
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Davenport. OF
Wheeling. will also speak to the con-
gregation. 4 brief program will also
be rendered by the B. Y. P. Z.
Ms. Hickman Spoon
Mrs. Hickman Spoon. or CEDAR ave
nue.. aged IS years, passed away at the
o'clock following lengthy illness
brought on by cancer. Deceased mao
been resident OF this city and was
we'll known here. She was born at
Granville. Pa. Her widower Is the only
survivor. Funeral services Will be held
from the late home on Cedar avenue
Saturday afternoon at . o'clock. The
remains will be laid to rest at Mount
Rose cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Metz. of Hundred
and Mrs. s. Vincent. Of Fairmont. VINO
Ts,e been guests OF Mrs. w. +. Snoo,
grass. of Eighth street. have returned
TO their homes. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beals and chill
dren have returned from Dallas, where
they were the guests OF Mrs. Beals SIS
ter. Mrs. Chas. Howard:
) Mrs. Alice F'SsherTleft yesterday FOR
her home in Pittsburgh. after spending
several days in tn" city with her SISTER
Miss Ella Grandstaft. of Third street.
Mrs. L. r.. Chamberlain. OF BncRhan,
non. who is visiting her parents. MT. ana
Mrs. Smith. OF Center street. has gone
y to Sherrard to spend Il week with her
sister. Mrs. c. K. McCombs.
Mrs. r. l.. McMullen and daughter,
Miss Irene. of Baltimore. Md. who have
been guests of friends in the city since
last Saturday. will leave saturday Tor
New Albany. Ind. where they will spend
sine weeks with Mrs. McMullen
brother.
Miss Mabel Vance. former teacher
in the public schools Of this city. who
has been spending some time with her
brother at Cordova, Alaska. is expected
here soon. Miss Nance's home is at
French Creek. w. Va.
Mrs. F.. l.. Ferguson is quite III at her
home on Center street.
l. w Parker. Of Clinton avenue, Is
confired ~ his home with illness.
Mrs Isaac Wilson, wife OF chief or
nolicc was taken to the Glendale hos
ni,nl last evening for medical treatment
MeSsrS. . T.. Carrigan. George Nc
Crackcn. Roger Mckhhan. and c. e.
spoon left Wednesday for Charleston to
attend the Knights Templar conclave.
Mrs Charles Rice has been called TO
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To AL your job. fiji your mind
Forbes Magazine IN. -
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C0NAGENCEA6ENr EXERCISES WILL
NJ HELD AT FIRST II. Z. CHURCH
HERE THIS EVENING
Dr.. wallace b. Fleming, wesleyan
Prsstdsnt, VIII Deliver Address
To Graduates

DR.. Wallace B. Fleming. president or
West Virginia Wesleyan College AT
Buckhannon. will deliver the annual ad-
dress to fitty-one members OF the senior
class of Moundsville high school VINO
will receive their diplomas at the com
mencement exercises to be held TINS
evening at the First NJ. f. church. A
prelude will be the first number on the
program TO be played by Mrs. Emma
Moore Scott. The invocation Will be
delivered by Rev. Fl. IS. Workman atter
which the following program Will De
carried out:
Duet-"In the Garden OF Our Hearts =
Misses Evelyn Eileen and Margaret
Elizabeth Roberts. 49,.
Oration-"M Monuments" Helen May kln-
ney class Salutatorian.
Solo--"SunSct." Melvin stephen hemp
hill.
Oration-"Treasure Hunting OF Today"
Edwin Forest Wood. class speaker
Solo - Break O Day. Marietta Jane
Oration--"California and japanese Is
b.. sue" J. W. Hickey. Jr. class Valedlc-
torian.
Address-Dr. Wallace B. Fleming. pres
D.. ident of w. Va. Wesleyan College.
Presentation Of class-Supt. Harvey w
Merrick. ~,
Presentation Of diplomas-Hon. j. W
: Garvin. president of board OF educa-
ton.
Benediction-Rev. W. r. Thompson, pas
tor Of the United Presbyterian church
Postlude-Mrs. Emma Moore Scott.
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spen ding several days here with reia'
tives.
Mrs NJ. Brown has gone to Pomeroy.
O.. to visit for several days.
Mrs. Ray Chamberlain, who has BEEN
attending the funeral Of friend m SIS
tersville, has arriI ed home.
Mrs. John Youngkins Is Ill at his nome
on Marshall street Ill of rheumatism.
Alvin Winesbreck has boon removed
to his home from the Glendale hospital
Thomas Westfall has gone to Califor'
mia to spend several months.
Harry White Of Illinois Is spending
several days In this city with relatives.
c. r. Lowe has purchased new
Oldsmobile touring car.
VIM. Roby has returned TO his home
at Marietta. O.. after a brief visit here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bursee are re-
joicing over the arrival Of a new laugh
ter.
Miss Bernice Farmer took part in the
piano recital given last evening in the
A. o. L. NJ hall by Mrs. McGinnis.
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WARWOOD

Hear william J. Bryan, Market Audi
torium. Wheeling. May "a. 500 pm.
my-20-k
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Hear William ]. Bryan. Market Audi
forum, Wheeling. May 81. 500 pm:
my-20-k
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m.nx saw Entertainment

Many Saw Entsrsainment'
The entertainment given last evening
in the McMechen school auditorium. uh-
der the auspices of the McMechen RAY
grounds association proved oig sue,
cess, and when the curtain raised at
o'clock it did so to crowded mouse.
Most of those who participated were
stn3snts Of the Lima Hennig Sherman
school of expression. and the program
composed mostly of short plays A
nyn,ber Of solos were also rendered. and
several readings. All who attended
stated that they enjoyed it very much.
The proceeds will be used to keep the
Fairgrounds in repair during the timo IT
is opened.
Had Delightful Time.
The Girl Scouts had a jolly time last
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Chinese Proverbs

A man cannot become perfect in
a hundred years; he may become
corrupt in less than a day.
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States Department Of ArieuHme. -
Mary Moreland, will speak during ~
evening.
On the following night the meeting
will be, held at West liberty at which
time special musical number. VII .oS
rendered by talent from the Normal
school, 3'.'..
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FARM BUREAU FILMS
VIII He shown BY Agent Hunter At
Bethlehem this svsning

A meeting will be held at Bethlehem
this evening at o'clock at which time
E. NJ. Hunter, agricultural agent Of the
Ohio County Farm bureau will show
several reels of moving pictures which
were recently taken by the United
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No matter what you want 1t wllI ~
you time and money TO use Intel"
LIGENCER WANT .ADH.
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M'MECHEN

Hear William J. Bryan, Market Audi
torium, Wheeling, May 81, $500 pm;
'o' 'u'''' " my-20-k
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
CAROLINA LAZZARI is
COMING TO RICHMOND
VIII Appear with MetropoIitan Opera
Quartet mt CITY Audi
fOrtum.

Miss Carolina Lnzznri, contralto or
world wide fame, who will appear
here next Friday night with the Met
iopoli'an opera Quartet. has had u
marvellous rise 10 fame extending
over less than four years. during
which she has sung with leading
opera companies In Europe, South
America and the United states. and
Is now "a leading member Of the
Metropolitan. New York. She has "a
commanding presence and charming
personality. in addition TO voice OF
wonderful depth and sweetness.
which Immediately captivates her
hearers
Other members or the quartet arc
Frances Aida. the hewitching So
prmno. Charles liackrtt. tenor. and
itcnato Zanelli. baritone. all nj whom
nr" favoritcH here. with the rScep-
ton OF /an"lli. who IL stranger.
having been III when the quartet
was 80 we'll received in Richmond
two years ago. Miss i.azzari. how
ever. waH here last winter. appear
ing At the Jefferson Auditorium. and
the applaus. accorded her was un-
stIntrd and spontaneous.
ThG' concer, Is the second in the
series OF tn. artists COURSES arranged
by llrs. wilson- Greene. and VIII take
place At the city Auditorium at $40
o'clock. The list Will he entirely
operate, and has been planned To
attract all types OF opera lovers, In
Guiding. as II docs. works q. the old
standard composers and also mem
bcrs Of the new school.
Tickets are now on sale at tho
cor!ey Company. ?i3 East BROAD
street. and Their. in u steady demand
Tor seats. which indicates that these
|Er"at artists. who have tho world at
their feet. Will he greeted here by
4 large suiicncc. Not 10 hear the
program they are to give will be nm
opportunity which may not be re-
pented for years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
MUSICIANS CLUB
TO PRESENT ELY NEY
FlnniHic Known Throughout Europe
ns 1.-THE Womnn T'nd-rcwskI" 10
Hr Heard Here November II.

ELY Ney. known throughout Flu
rope as tho Woman Padcrcwsk;. %
hecause OF the virility OF her playing
and her compelling personality. VIII
be heard in recital in the Jefferson
itotei Auditorium Tuesday evening.
November Is. at $3.50 o'clock
Arnc. Scy Ii not only tn. great OK
ponon' OF Brahms. as she Is often
referred to. Through her pianistic
suhtietics and romantic nature.
brcas hrs the spirit OF Chopin. Mo-
Fart. Beethoven and RubinsteIn. OF
all the old c!assIcists. TO her, music
mas ever been The expression OF the
deepest spiritual revelations" The
more exquisite the Technique the
more poignant the emotion. The ar
dor OF her magnificent playing has
held eniranccd audiences in ali the
great cities OF Europe. and her FIRST
American tour Is OF singular impor-
trnce to all lovers OF music in this
country.
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News of Fifty i ears Ago

U'rom the Richmond Dispatch Nov. IL. 1919
rhc receipts OF the late State Fair were
nearly $I6,U00--a sum, we presume, sufficient
to pay all expenses and leave Il handsome sur
plus with which to commence another year.
The officers of the First National Bank OF
Richmond have within the last few days dis
covered that serious fraud Of the kind known
as CHECK raising" was few weeks ago prac-
uced upon them. a check drawn by lead
ing manufacturing company OF this city upon
the bank for $50 was raised" TO $4,000 by
afixing the necessary figures and words and
was paid. The fraud was not discovered until
the firm whose check was used was notified
that their account was ovedrawn. No arrests
have yet been made.
Captain Stith Boiling. Conservative candi-
date for the House OF Delegates from I.unen-
burg County. is In the city, and reports that
the commissioners of election in his county.
having declined to give certificate to either
Of the candidates for the House, account
OF Irregularities and illegalities, there will be
another election In Lunenburg.
Judge A. II. Cochran. Senator elect from
Augusta County, liz in the city, stopping at
the Exchange and reports great rejoicing in
his part of the State over the results of the
late election.
The driver OF hack was hauled before
Justice White yesterday for overchargine
passengers on his hack. The Justice not only
fined the driver IS and costs. but delivered to
him n severe lecture which was intended as
we'll for other hack drivers who have been
recently making charges higher than the cuy
ordinances allow.
Married in Lynchburg November 8, at the
residence OF Charles l.. Mostly. by Rev George
IIooper Wyndham r. Robertson, of Richmond
10 Florence r.. daughter OF Mr.. Walter
Henderson, OF Campbell County.
The North River Canal will he reopencd to
Lexington on the 18th. This Is good news for
Richmond merchants who have heretofore en-
joyed rich trade in Rockbridgf. but have
for long time been cut off from It because
Of the broken condition Of the canal
Rev #. w. Hooper, OF Lynchburg, has de-
ciincd a fattering call extended TO him to
become the pastor OF large Presbyterian
Church In Mississippi.
None OF the Richmond tobacco factories have
yet closed for tho winter and the probability
~ that mono Will close for at least a month
yet All have much work to do.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
GENERAL DIAZ UNABLE
TO VISIT RICHMOND
Itinerary VIII Not Permit italian
commander to Anvil Himself Of
Several Invitations

General Diaz. the Italian comman-
der, Will he unable to visit Rich
mond. it was announced last night
Italians who called upon him M
the New Willard Hotel. In Wash
inEton. yesterday. The committee re-
turned To Richmond last night and
reported they had found General
piazS itinerary would not PERM.
MIN to come To Richmond. The gem
cral expressed regret that he could
not accept the invitations extended
by Governor Davis. Mayor Ainslic
the American Legion and Richmond
Italians.
The committee again will visit
Washington on December q, when
gold medal will he presented Gen
erhl Diaz on behalf of the Italian
citizens OF Richpond This COM
mittee embraces Frank ReaImuto, ~
G.. Nardini and IT. y. Zincone.
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In the cases OF Goodc and Elliott
against the Commonwealth, VII
lonshby against the Commonwealth
racket against the Commonwealth
ana Pettigrcw against the Common
wealth. the State has confessed error
before the Supreme Court, and tho
cases Will be remandcd and probably
prosecuted again. The first case In
wolves the admissibility of certain
statements by an accused man who
turned States evidence, and In the
three latter cases, each OF which liz
murder case, technical error OF
evidence was admitted. In the ap-
peaied case OF the Commonwealth w.
frlce. from Brunswick County, ar
sunent has been completed. Price,
magistrate. asked several friends
10 sample the connection seized by
a constable in aid and was charged
win giving away tho intoXicant lie
was hned $50 by the lower court.
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r OUR FRIENDS VINO
favor us with manuscripts
and illustrations for pup
l.cat!on wish 10 nave uh-
available articles re-
turned. they must In az
cases send stamps io'
that purpose
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ment of Ireland. TO exercise patience and
moderation with the object Of establishing
friendship and cooperation between my
people OF that country
Thus, it would appear that the King
would shift responsibility for further con
ccssions from the government to the two
Irish factions, and in the event OF their
failure TO reach agreement on Il workable
plan TO meet the governments liberal offer.
TO place the odium of failure of success
fui outcome OF the negotiations upon these
two factions. Hence. it safely may be as
sumed none of the delegations taking part
i'll the conference will hastily and rashly
preCiptate Il condition which would termi.
rate its sittngs in an open and final rup-
ture. should il come to that pass, how
ever, Lloyd George has announced that the
government will resign and fight the issue
out in a general election. In the event such
election should result in victory for Lloyd
George, the. government would be supported
III debating its own settlement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
COLONEL CHAMBERS
SPEAKS AT TRINITY
Expresses Hone Disnrnnm~nt Con-
Terence VIII Accomplish It's
purD0sr.

Srecial to The Times Dispatch.l
DURHAM. \. c., NOV. lI.-colonci
. 9, Chambers. speaking at AN Ar.
mihticc Day celebration at Trinity
college this morning. was roundly
appiauded when h. expressed the
nope that the disarmament confer
ehcc In Washington would accom-.
piihh It's purpose. The college com
MUMMY gathered 10 e man Ia pay
trinutc 10 the twenty-five Trinity
men who were killed in the world
war and 10 the hundreds OF others
VINO gave their services
Following the exercises. the stu
dents made "a donation which will
DC sent 10 Marshal Foch, Of France
10 nc used rs Il part uf the gift Of
American colleges towards rebuild
ing hall at the University I.ouvain
Immediately afterwards tho Trim
ity students left on q special train
Tor Raleigh To attend the Wake
F0rest-Trinity football game"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
Impassc in Irish Affairs

It HE representatives Of Ulster though still
in London considering LLOYD GEORGES
written proposals for settlement. OF Ire
lands status. have already sicnifcd their
intention Of resisting that part O, the pro-
gram which calls for an al-Irish parIii-
ment and to stand firm for that provinces
full national unity. without excision OF tLe
two counties whose population oyerwhcin-
ingly supports the South OF Ireland pro-
gram. If some means be not found for over
coming this inpasse, there would appear 10
be no present prospec, OF reaching a set
element
In the meantime. until all hopes Of bring
ing the two Irish factions together in sup
port Of the government proposals are aban-
doned as futile, inc policy OF all parties to
the negotiations viii likely be to spar for
time with the expectation that some nov
idea may be evolved BY whish another angle
@of approach may promise Il solution. In
This speech proroguing Parliament, II is sig.
sniGcant that the King made another apDaaI.
similar 10 that which he addressed to the
people in opening The Northern Parlia-