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will attend the wedding will be
George B.. Cortelyou. sometime Sec
retary of the Treasury. and Mrs.
Cortelyou: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ID.
Moore. Of Haddonheld. grandpar-
ents OF the bridegroom, and little
group of his relatives, including
Miss Grace d. Sherrerd, his aunt:
Mr.. and Mrs William G. Moore and
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Fithisn Taten: Mr..
and Mrs. william Z. Massey, of
Philadelphia, and william E. Mas
sey. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip s. Bar
ba. Of Germantown. and z. Perry
CIosson. Harwood Closson. Merlin
Taylor and Frank Betchell. The
last four are friends Of Mr.. Sher-
rerd. who served with him in the
ambulance corps in France.
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MRS. GOWN AND DAUGHTER
FETE THEIR GUESTS.

Mrs. r. r. GOWN and her daush-
ter. Miss May GOWN, entertained a
company Of Miss GOWNS friends n,
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In the Boxes.

With Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins in
her box were. among others, DR..
and Mrs. Herbert A Gibbons, Of
Princeton. and Mrs. Campbell. who
are visiting Mrs. Eikins; also Mai.
George Oakley Totten, Col. and Mrs.
Dunlap, and several others.
Mrs. Thomas r. Walsh had with
her in her box DR.. and Mrs. c. f.
Sawyer, Mrs. Allan Dougherty:
Frank wiborg. of New York, and
Franklin MacVeagh.
Mrs. r. r. Gown and her daugh-
ter, Miss May Gown, entertained
fcompany of Miss GOWNS friends in
a box. The guests included Miss
Mildred Green, Miss Delphine Heyl.
John Temple Green, Chester Lock-
wood and william MackalI. Col.
and Mrs. william Cary Sanger are
in New York. where the former 10
III. so their daughter. Mis- Mary K.
Sanger acted as hostess for them at
the entertainment. In their party
were Miss Rosaiind Wright. Miss
Gladys Hinckley. Baron and Baron
ess Korff. Mai. and Mrs. Bridges Of
the British Embassy staff; Gen. L.
E o. Charlton. Lynch Luauer,
Capt. Richard Douglas. Arthur
BradIey Campbell and Mrs. Mande-
VILE Carlisle
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GUESTS AT LEGATION
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Mathews,
Of Buffalo, who are guests at the
Serbian Legation, were entertained
at dinner last evening by DR.. and
Mrs. Charles d. Walcott. Mr., and
Mrs. Mathews will remain in Wash.
ington until Nine. Grouitch's return
from Grand Rapids, Mich.
Miss Helen B. walcott, who has
been making a brief visit at home.
will sail for Cherbourg Saturday on
the Olympic. She will spend the
summer and autumn in France and
Spain and may not return to Wash.
inston until next spring.
Mrs. Charles G. Mathews, who re-
turned yesterday morning from a
short trip to New York, entertained
at luncheon yesterday for Mrs.
James Turner. Mrs. Turner will
leave Washington In a few days for
New York. whence she will sail for
England, later joining Mr.. Turner
on the continent.
Mrs. 8. C. Roland. of Baltimore
was compiimented by a luncheon
given by her sister, Mrs. John n.
Winoer, whom she II visiting, yes
terday at the New willard Hotel.
Mrs. winder invited to meet her
sister Mrs. c. e. Sawyer, Mrs,
Joseph I. France. Mrs. Charles G.
Mcchord. and Miss Mary Temple, Of
Knoxville. Tenn.
Maj. Randolph Coyle. Of the Bu.
reau Of Navigation Of the Navy
Department. has been assigned to
duty At the Naval Academy.
BLoDGETT-ERwIN NUPTIALs
INVITATIONS SENT OUT.
Invitations for the marriage Of
Miss Helen Peck Blodsett to Henry
Parsons Erwin. Saturday. April Q.
at o'clock in st. Johns Church,
have been sent out by Mrs. relos
Abiei Blodgett. Following tho eere.
mony there Tlil be Z recerf on st
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william Phelps Emo Hest.

william Phelps Emo entertained a
party of ten guests in his box, in
cluding Mrs. Henry Cleveland Per-
kins.
In Mrs. Charles Boughton Woods
box were, among others. the Ser
bian Minister, Slavko Y. Grouitch
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Mathews.
Miss Antoinette Graves and Miss
Mary p. Morgan; with Mrs. F. B.
Moran in her box were Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm McConihe. Judge and Mrs.
G. NJ Goodwin, Of Chicago: Col. and
Mrs. Clarence Ridley and Mrs.
Horace Mcfarland.
4. Some of the others there were MI.
hnd Mrs. LArz Anderson, Mrs. c. c.
Amber. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods,
Bliss, Mrs. John Colt. Mrs. Charles
n. Bell, MrssN. C. Buckingham. Miss
y. r. Bliss, John II. Clark. Mrs. f.
A. Chapman. Mrs. T. NJ. Chatard,
Mrs f. C. Gordon-Cummings, Ar
thur Bradley Campbell. Mrs. A. N.
Drain. Mrs. Charles DENLY. Mrs. F.
A. Devenaugh, Mrs. L. H. Dupuy,
Mrs. ID. A. Douglass. Mrs. Henry
Jones Ford. Mrs. z. z. Gedney. Mrs.
r. II. Harlow. Mrs. Louis Hertle,
Mrs. Howard l. Hodskins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Imooden, Mrs. victor
Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas
Laauer, Mrs. Robert e. Lee, Mrs.
theodore Noyes, Miss E. T. Patter-
ION. Mrs. James Parmelee. Miss q.
r. Rfxxs. Mrs. E. C. Riley. Miss
Pauline Stayner. Miss T. +. stitt.
Mrs. N. d. ,Thropp,' Mrs. A. Waller.
Mrs. Charles W. wetmore. Col. and
Mrs. Thorpe, Mr. and Mrs. Reinsch.
Mr. and Mrs. Langdon Mitchell, and
Mr.. and Mrs Max Kaufman.
Arthur Bradley Campbell was
chairman Of the door committee
and was assisted by william Bowie
cIark, Col. william Z. Horton. John
rempIe Graves. jr.. Gordon Coosana
Ralph snowdsn Hiil. Horace Lut-
rell and other loyal Scots, each Of
whom wore the kilt Of his clan. In
addition the Macneil of Barra came
town from New York especially for
Inc occasion and also served as one
" the floor managers. wearing his
TIE Play.
The program for the play, which
was entirely Scotch In character,
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SENATOR REED sPEAks TO
FRIENDLY SONS OF ST. PATRICk

Senator James A. Reed Is in New
York TO attend the annual dinner at
the Hotel Astor OF the Friendly Sons
Of st. Patrick. Mr.. Reed was one OF
the speakers.
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me Play.

The program for the play, which
Eas entirely Scotch In character.
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The next lecture by DR.. Langdon
Mitchell will be given next Tuesday,
March 90. at Concordia Church, In
G street. II will be the last OF
series given under the auspices OF
George Washington University.
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Col. and Mrs. william Cary Sang
er are In New York, where the for
mer Is Ill. so their daughter. Miss
Mary e. Sanger, acted as hostess
for them at the dinner which they
gave last evening. taking their
guests later to the Scottish enter
tainment at the willard. There
were covers for twelve.
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Mrs. Cromwell Brooks was host
ess At o luncheon yesterday.
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Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh entertain
ed at dinner last evening. the COM
pany including DIR. and Mrs. C. e.
Sawyer, Mrs. John Allan Dougherty.
Frank Wiborg. of New York. and
Franklin MacVeagh. Later she
took the party to the Scotch enter
tainment at the New willard. where
they occupied a box.
Mrs. Walsh will be hostess at an
informal dance this evening.
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Miss Marcia Chaplin will pass the
week end with Miss Celeste Crosby
at her home near Warrenton, Va.
Miss Crosby will pass the Easter
holidays in Washington.
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CLEVELAND FOLK
PAY SHORT VISIT HERE.

Unity Chapter, No. 22. o. L. s..
will give its next dance and buffet
supper Tuesday evening, April 5 in
the Salon des Nations of the Hotel
Washington.
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President Harding enjoyed a
game OF golf yesterday afternoon
while Mrs Harding received a few
callers Informally.
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HEHED MILLIONS or DOLLARS
WORTH or wHISKEY IN RAIDS

Pittsburgh. Pa. Jan. 1S.-Figures
given out at prohibition enforcement Of
fices for the federal district Of Western
Pennsylvania here tonight, show that
during the year Of constitutional proh!-
bition, which closed at midnight, ap-
proxlmately $3.250.000 worth Of alcn-
holic beverages, according to hootleg-
ging values. were conshcated here.
The records reveal that during the
year IS trucks used in the transporta-
ton Of Illicit whiskcy were seized. Some
OF these trucks were bonded" out by
their owners, and according 10 officials
one Of these was shown TO have been re-
leased on bond five times In succession.
Three others were recorded as having
been released four times each.
Total fines collected by the federal
district court for liquor Law violations
exceeded $l25,O00 during the year.
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DUBLIN SUBURB IS
CORDONED BY TROOPS;
ALL HOUSES SEARCHED

Dublin. Jan. lG.-The whole section
OF North Dublin was cordoned by SOL
dicrs and police last night and today.
Tho street railway service along the
north quay was suspended. The CEN
ter Of the cordoned district Includes
Church street and the place where the
soldiers were ambushcd recently anu
North King street, the scene OF herce
lighting in the Easter rebellion.
A total area Of 4 square mile Is sur
rounded. and the biggest raid Dublin
has yet experienced has been under
way. Only the military havo lcen en-
gagged inside the Gordon and Il Is be-
lieved every house will be sysrematt-
cally searched. the raid lasting several
days Hundreds OF soldiers arc talk
ing part. and field kitchens are provtd-
ms them with food.
Cor., Jan. 16.-Serious disorders fol-
lowed the shooting here Yesterday in
which two detectives IN plain clothes
were wounded. The disorders occurred
while crowd was dispensing from 4
football match and parties of police
were trying to clear tho streets.
Twelve persons were wounded during
rron!scuous firing. while Excise Officer
PrinE was killed by aray sho, from
q passing lorry.
t.: excise officer had come 70 his
home here for the week end and was
walking in the street with his brother
and sister.
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WILL GEEK RESTORATION
OF TEXTILE WAGE RATES

Lawrence, Mass. Jan. 16.-Assur-
ance that when the time Is ripe, the
United Textile Workers Of America.
backed by the American Federation OF
Labor, will seek restoration OF tho 223s
percent in wages stolen from US through
the manipulation OF the employers"
was given employees OF mills in this
city by Vice President Thomas L. Nc
Mahon Of the United. in statement Is
sued after n meeting OF the local
branch of the organization today.
The one big union also met today.
and II was announced that - council
Of action had been unanimously IN
dorsed, and that whatever action the
council might take would be IN accord
with the recent movement for local
councils Of all labor among the shoe
workers OF Havcnrill. Lynn and other
centres. a conference was called for
January &c. to which representatives of
all labor organizations in Lawrence will
be invited.
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GAINESVILLE

Mrs. Isaac Hager OF Park street is
y;.iting reiatiy"s =. AKRON. Ohio.
p-. and Mrs. II. =. White and son.
Jack. are visiting relatives at hitan-
ming Pa. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Howell nnd
baby Of Cleveland. Ohio. and Mrs. Err
mes, Stamm OF Wheeling are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Howell OF North
Lincoln avenue.
Kry. and Mrs. y. l. Mincrd of Dun
bar Pa, are visiting at the home ~
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Chalfant OF Ho!-i
Chestnut street.
Mrs Ernest DoUdna and two idueh-
ters returned to their homo at Pitts-
hurgh, Pa, after an extended visit WIN
Mr.. and Mrs. !. J. Kirk Of Walton ave-
nue..
MIR. and Mrs. Glenn Reed returned 70
their hoInc ut WnOdsheld. Ohio, AFTER
spending few days with Mr. and Mrs
James Barnes. south OF town.
street left this week for a Tisit with
relatives at Columbus, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Iarmcnter or
North Lincoln avenue spent Il few days
this week 1T Newark. Ohio.
Mrs. Carrie Ludwig or Marietta, Ohio,
Is spending q few weeks with her son,
Dr. W. f. Ludwig o. this place.
Waiter Huber OF Baltimore. Nd. re-
turned to work here after an extended
visit 1t that place.
Wade BuShala attended the Sa skc:-
Miss Frances Day. who was Npa"utri
on AZ Cambridge. Ohio. TuesdIY fcr
appendicitis, It getting along nicely.
Mrs Blanche Judkins entertained tha
Whip-pOor-will club at hnr home on
East South street last evening.
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Teachers ASSOCIATION OF the North schools
Will h" held a. the school building this
evening. IN interesting program Of lit
erary and musical numbers has heoH
prepared and Rev. Wingcrd will deliver
the address OF the evening.
Beech Bottom Starts
Announcements received in this city
to the effect that mills No. !, >, and
AZ tie Beech Bottom plant OF the
Wh!takcr-GlesSnrr company will resume
operations with the S o'clock turn to-
morrow morning. were received with in
| terest locally as number Of residents
OF this city are employed in the plant.
Martins Brof3
The regular weekly meeting Of the
F,lks will be held n their home this
evening.
MISS Margaret sedEwick leaves for
Rarnesvillc this morning after visit
with her parents.
Mrs. carl Miller of Bethany. former
local teacher spent yesterday visiting
with Miss Sarah Louise Hilton.
Bruce Hangartner and son Will leave
tomorrow for their home in Ph.ladcl-
phia after Il few days visit with J. Z.
Reynolds OF Locust street.
Miss Myrtle Thompson has arrived
home after = two weeks visit with
friends at Sistersville, W. Va.
Arthur Branson left for his home at
Cleveland yesterday after attending the
funeral Of mis- father in this city.
Mrs. James G.ffen OF st. ClairsvI!'e
spent yesterday visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. 4. II. Mitchell, Jr., Oh
south Eighth street.
Mrs. Edward Campbell is confined 10
| her home on North Fifth street. suffer
! ing from the effects Of fall which she
sustained Saturday.
The many friends OF Master William
! Henry Holbrook OF North Eighth street
will I've pleased to learn that he Is
greatly improved following his recent
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SEEK PLEDGES NOT
TO GROW TOBACCO

Lexington. ny. jar. 16.-Tobacco
markets throughout the hurley district
Of Kentucky. Indiana and Ohio, closed
since January 4. when growers virtually
forced their SUSPENSION because prices
offered were unsailSfac Glory are expect
cd to reopen tomorrow. At tho same
time committees OF growers, composed
Of 4 representative OF each hurley to-
bacco growing county. will meet here
To perfect IN organization with view
IN securing individual pledges of far
mers not 10 grow tobacco next year.
Warehouse mon who rYtcd against
opening markets tomorrow have s!Eni-
fled intcation OF abiding by tho major
~ vote OF their meeting hold here last
Thursday. according to dispatches re-.
Ceived here.
Il is estimated that there will be
100000 pounds Of tobacco on tho
floors OF IS sales rooms which will
open hero tomorrow. The capacity OF
the hoom Is 100000.
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LECTURE ON SERBIA.

Special Dispatch to the lnuil!gence-.
Morgantown. W. Va. Jan. l6.--Dr.
Rosalic S. Morton. of New York, will
give an illustrated lecture on Thursday
evening Of the big state meeting OF
farmers to be held 1t MorEantown dur.
!nE tho present week, IN which she Viii
bring out wildly the existing conditions
IN Serbia particularly tho agricultural
districts. DR., Morton Is largely res7on-
siblc for the chance now hc!ng granted
Il number OF Serbian Stud1nts TO get an
education in the United States, two or
which students are now IN attendance
at West Virginia University. II Is IN
tercstiug 70 note that associated with
DR.. Morton in the work In Serbia u
Madam Grouitch. West Virginia girl.
from near Shinnston. who is the wife
OF the former Serbian minister 10 this
country,
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sArp THAT WOMEN or CIVIC CLUBS
NOT TO BE HALTED BIZ
COUNCILS REBUFF
,Rury woman, los, and Another o.
High Five Plays Perry.
Other Items.

Women representing the three leading
civic organizations or the city may asN
.Sr;oyernor Harry L. Davis OF Oh.o "
.,,ealieve Mayor nCharles Culecrtson as
,,rhn city's chief executive. THIS infor-
ration was Forthcoming last night
whether the states CHEZ eXecut'Ne
win be asked TO replace Mayor Culoert-
son will depend upon the outcome OF
two meetings to DO held THIS week. II
IS stated.
The rebuff handed the three organi-
zotionx nv the city council when tnae
hody. acting in an official capacity or
otherwise as citizens. last Friday night
when q petition was returned 10 the
women which they had presented ask
ing for a public hearing to determine
~ there were law violations in the city
and what officials, II any. were at fault.
especially regarding gambling. liquor
traffic and prostitution, has not de-
,srred the women from their purpose IN
having a thorough change in the city.
It Is said.
Representatives OF the thrnee orssn!-
zations, the Civic club. the Mary E
Rodefer Division Of the W. c. T. L. and
tho Child Conservation League declare
that the city Is wide open. It IS said
that within the very shadow Of the
CITY u pI3C0 hhhNl has SSASho
evidence OF being a speakeasy IS con-
Quoting business. 1t Is likewise stated
that within q very few feet OF the city
building on Thirty-second street. up
stairs. a gambling place IS conducted
rather opsfily.
A meeting OF the Child's Conservation
League Is to be held Tuesday evening
at the home OF Mrs. John Schick. Jr,
on North Guernsey street and It Is said
that councils refusal TO act on the
resolution presented viii be considered
at this time. The Mary +. Rodefer d.
vision OF the W. c. T. L. meets Thurs
day evening and I. Is said that that
organization win formulate its new
plans at this time IN view Of the fact
thar council has refused 10 ace.
.f" Representatives of the W. c. T. U.
who called upon the mayor weeks ago
: regarding alleged liquor violations IN
the city have stated that tho mayor
openly confessed thas there were liquor
vfolators operating IN the city but that
they were necessary IN order that
the city might receive muchn needed
revenue"
Last nights runor had - that these
women who called upon tho mayor will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
BRIDGEPORT
CREEK WEDDING
NEXT SATURDAY
Fopu1Ar Proprietor Of . Local Con1ee-
Honsry VIII Be Married Upon Ar
rival OF Bride from Greece.

Miss Vasiliki Amoxi, a pretty lass
from sunny Greece. IS expected hourly
to arrive in this city. from which place
she has travelled all the way TO BE-
come tho bride of Nicholas Kafolas.
proprietor of tho confectionery located
on Lincoln avenue. formerly known as
tho Wheeling Traction company walt
ing room. The ceremony will be per-
formed next Saturday, with all OF the
ceremonies and festivities accompany
ing wedding Of this nationality, fo'-
lowing which the bride and groom VIII
leave on a brief honeymoon trip to Can
ada and the Great Lakes. The happy
couple expect TO make their home in
this city. and their many friends Will
hasten to extend their congratulations.
Victim Resting Easy.
Mrs. c. c. Woodcock. who sustained
broken limb IN fall on the streets
OF this city last Saturday afternoon,
WAS reported as resting easy last eve
ming. and the physician in charge Of
the case states that her recovery will
probably be rapid Mr.. Woodcock. nus
band Of the injured woman. suffered q
broken arm few weeks ago, while
crank.ng his auto.
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and Mrs. Louis Ramser, OF Second
street Many interesting features are
planned for the evening and II is ex-
pectcd that a large number Will De In
attendance.
Gave Valuable Aid
In the fire at the Mound City mine
on First street last Friday evening the
local fire department gave valuable AID
and probably saved the fire from
spreading rapidly. When the mine res
cue car from Wheeling arrived the
chemicals would not work and tho local
fire truck was called TO the mine. where
they gave al the chemicals that they
could spare to aid in putting out inc
fire.
Word has been received in this city
of the death OF Burchard Hiatt, the son
of DR. and Mrs. A. J. Hiatt, former res
idcnts of this city.
DR.. HIATT retired from the ministry
Of tho Methodist Episcopal church last
fall and he and Mrs. Hiatt moved to
Noblesville, Ind, to make their home.
Their son came from the Isle or Zines
to assist them in getting settled in their
new home and before returning to his
southern home took III and died Of heart
trouble on the Sd Of January.
BESIDES his parents he Is survived by
one brother, Blanchard T.. Hiatt. who
lived III this city for Il number Of years.
The young man Is wen hno"H III tilIa
city and has many friends here who
will be saddened to learn Of his death.
Missionary Society
The Womans Missionary society OF
the First Presbyterian church will meet
this evening at the home OF Mrs. Louis
Ramser on Second street at 1880. 4
program Will be given.
Club Meets
The regular seml-monthly meeting OF
the Homer Welch club or the First NJ.
+. church Will be held in tho church to-
morrow evening at eight o'clock. Some
important business is to be taken up
and all members are requested to be
present.
Social wave
Mrs. w. A. 3. Dalzell will entertain
in a ripple of the social wave being con-
home on Fifth street and Tomlinson
avenue Tuesday evening.
wise Funeral
The funeral services OF John A. Wise
who died at Camp Grant. ILL.,, were held
at the First NJ. L. church yesterday af-
tsrnoon at 2:30. The American Legion
Christ conducted the services. Tho Leg
Ion men turned out in uniform.
Wise was IN the L. S. Marines during
the war and then enlisted for i four
year term. He was serving that term
when he died. He II no second son Of
]. n. Wise Of Parkman. Ohio, formerly
OF Big GRAY Creek. ad Is son-in-law
OF Samuel B. Chamers OF Baker avenue,
his C!ty.
Judge J. D. Morris Of New Martins
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6-DAY RACE OPENS

Chicago. Jan. I6.-Ch!cagos first six
day bicycle race in several years. was
started tonight RI 10 o'clock. with a
field Of twelve teams contesting for II
purse Of $4,000.
Tho entry list gave the race an Inter-
national aspect, half dozen nations
being represented by the riders. Ray
Eaton, member of the team which won
the recent New York race. was paired
with Freddie Hi; lest Kok!er. west
ern amateur champion. made his profess
sional appea riding with Charley
Osteritter, of Australia.
The race will last until 10 o'clock next
Saturday night.
The COLISEUM was about half filled
when the starters gun was fired,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
STORK GIVES THIS.
DOCTOR BUSY DAY

Spencer. Mass. Jan. 16.--F!vc births
within n day or two in five homes. AL
within 2 few doors Of one another on
church street, were recorded by one ply
stc!an to-day.
The stork led me a merry chase" 81 id
he. "A girl on one side Of tho street
followed q boy on the other side, then Il
girl was born IN house in the same
yard and q boy came IN the next house.
| was pretty weary by that time. but
the Stork kept up his neighborly vista
, tons and left behind him another baby
girl across the street Fortunately
live on Church street myself"
The physician added that II was not
yet certain the Stork had left town.