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, 1921-07-21
BOARD
A APPOINTED TO
HISTORIAN
IdeNrs. Bryant B. Brooks of Casper
As Represents Sixth Judicial Dis
trict on Board Provided
by Law

OF In amending the state historical
u ttaws, the sixteenth legislature pro
lsn dded foI an advisory board. the du-
rechhcs OF the members being to aid and
Ms aadvise the state historian in every
ne manner possible. in carrying out the
"ar5bjects OF the department
p Acting in accordance with tho in
/, ,lstructions contained IN the amend
t,,sment- Miss Eunice c.. Anderson. STATE
HISTORIAN, with Secretary OF state W,
ia L. Chaplin and State Librarian Gen
d rcyra Brock. has appointed one member
!. for zach judicial district in the state
/. aand those who ave been appointed
Ia and have consented TO serve. are:
cou Bishop y. S. Thomas. OF Cheyenne.
the first district. Goshen. lara.
'rhmie. Niobrara and Platte counties; DR..
ecouGrace Raymond Hebard. OF the Uni.
varsity OF Wyoming at Laramie. for
the the second district, composed OF Al
hape bany and Carbon counties: Mrs
I ca Charles Stone. of Evanston, for the
F pcthird district. embracing Lincoln,
[cultSweetwater. Uinta. Sublette and Te-
ton counties: Edward Gillette, of
BY sheridan. for the fourth district. con-
he sisting OF johnson and Sheridan coun-
Is ties: William r. Coe. of Cody. for the
ccfifth district. which includes Big Horn.
Just nut Spring. dIh anu NaSudhlt Coun-
tn, ties; Mrs Bryant b. Brooks. Of Cas-
per. for the sixth district. Converse.
nov Fremont and Natrona counties; and
bt "a. M. Nichols, OF Newcastle. for the
|of seventh district, namely, Campbell.
to Weston and Crook counties.
en- Realizing that without the assist
TO ance Of practically every citizen in
IT Wyoming. the compilation OF the COM
eoe plete historical data OF n state so rich
All In such material. would be a task
Fas almost impossible OF accomplishment.
to the legislative body enacted this
y amendment so that the state historian
10 might have an official helper and ad-
&c visor in every section.
" Much as these members may accom-
|, plish alone. 1t will take the coopera-
h. ton OF all the people in a district
Il to make the historical department
II. what 1t was designed TO be-a place
n. where all material OF whatsoever ma
Ia ture pertaining to the history of the
L, state. is preserved and filed for the
[n- benefit OF the present and future
i. generations.
, 1921-07-21
SUMMARY OF
NIGHT NEWS

LONDON. July 2o.-It is an
nounced as professionally arranged
that Premier Lloyd George will at
tend the Washington conference on
limitation of ornaments.
YONKERS. n. Y, July .o.-Hear'
ings in the district or proceedings in
stituted by James a. StIllman. which
were to be resumed at Poughkeopsie
next Monday. probably will be post
poned until October 1. because OF
illness Of John F. Brennan, chief
counsel for Mrs. StiIlman-
LINCOLN. Neb.. July eo.-The
state supreme court has reversed the
Lancaster county district court which
denied m injunction sought by VIII
Lam widener and others against the
new scale of rates adopted by the ex-
ccutive castle OF the Royal Highland
ers in 1919. Tho high court rules
that a meeting in Denver was not
one in which action raising rates
corid be taken. a perpetual intunc-
ton is ordered issued by the supreme
tribunal.
, 1921-07-21
WAGE HEARING SET.

DENVER. July 2o.-Hearinss ON
h proposed wage reductions of
waters and cooks by the Denver
motel men will be held by the state
Industrial commission. it was indi.
Gated today. Hotel men q
reduction OF 10 to 20 per cent in
age on Saturday. The two unions
VIII appear before tho commission
TO make formal protst. II was said
, 1921-07-21

Miss Lora Monson has returned
from Colorado where she spent her
vacation of two weeks and has now
resumed her position in h registry
department of the postoffice.
, 1921-07-21

Glenn Hines of Salt Creek is spend
ing the day here on a business trip
and visiting friends
, 1921-07-21

Miss Frances Harrington. who is
with the Midwest Refining company
offices, is confined to her home by a
serious cold.
The Kusko times., 1921-10-08
News Items From
 the Lower River

Bob Hart who returned Tuesday last from Bethel, brought up the following interesting batch of interest ing news items from the lower river:
 Joe DeMandell, resident of Mo Grath last winter, and who left early in April for Dikeman, has landed at Bethel with his gasoline launch, hav~ ing for cargo household goods and fur niture destined for McGrath, but owing to the lateness of the season he will re- main in Bethel during the coming winter.
 Dr. Charles D. Carter is in Bethel. busy at professional work, which will detain him at that place until .Decem- Der. He will then proceed by dog team to Flat, Ophir, Tacotna and Me- Gnath on his way to the Outside.
 The Alaska Road Commission is.cut- ting and tripoding a trail from Bethel to Akiak. The work will be done under the supervision of Mir. Forest, of Government schools, Akiak division
 w. T. Lopp, superintendent of the Alaska division of the Bureau of Edu- cation, and Miss Connolly, who is now stationed as nurse at the Akiak hospital, were passengers with Oscar the mail carrier, tfrom the Y ukon, on Sept. IS, MT. Samuelson re turning to the Yukon with the mall on Sept. 25.
 Col. J. G. Steese and Surveyor Gen eral Karl Theile started across the portage for the Yukon on September 2l, having fog guides Wilfred Reno and two natives.
 Superintendent I.opp and Mir. Forest made a business trip to Bethel, from which place they appointed Miss FL vira Lysen to the position of school teacher at Queenhag and Miss Elsie Knosher as assistant to Mrs. Lamb at Bethel.
 WIT. dAa NIS. 0COISO HUH oi were the proud parents of daughter on Sept. Is, this latest one making their twelfth child, after married life of fifteen wears.
 Georgetown is fairly we'll deserted, as there are only George Fredericks and Joe Young and their families and 8 few natives left.
 Shorty Woods and family, Hans Hal verson and family and Happy Jack Stevenson constitute new colony eight miles this side of Georgetown.
 Mir. and Mrs. Havercamp, govern ment teachers stationed at Sleitmute. have since their arrival erected 8 school building 40x24, making their living quarters, which is very home like, in one end. They seem very we'll pleased with their location, where they endeavor to make it pleasant for every one in their locality.
 Fred Bishop, the Sleitmute mer- chant, received a supply of provisions on the last up-river trip of the To- kotno.
The Kusko times., 1921-10-08
WOULD FORM NEW PAR
Mine Workers Would Unite With Organized
 Labor and Farmers.

Indianapolis, Oct. 7 A reso- lution favoring the formation of 8 new political party which would combine forces with farm CTS and organized labor unions was the last measure adopted at the closing session of the con- vention of the United American Mine Workers, held here.
 The delegates presenting the measure argued that such a party would exert great influ- ence for the protection of labor unions and discourage the ten dency toward open shops. The resolution passed almost unani- mously.
The Kusko times., 1921-10-08

Washington E Brodie, of Oregon, has been appointed minister to Siam.
The Kusko times., 1921-10-08

WashingtOn.-The United States Navy is establishing one-half of it's total air force on the Pacific cast. ac- cording to Secretary Denby.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
ACLEAR, SMOOTH,
YOUTHFUL CON-
PLEXION
Is a charm desired by every woman

Much time is spent by wo-
men in beauty parlors and be
fore their mirrors in an attempt
to regain that soft, youthful
tint of the complexion, or to
clear the skin of unsightly skin
blemisheS.
There is a home beauty
treatment which consists Of
two delightful beauty aids
Black and White Ointment and
Black and White Soap.
Before retiring you cleanse
the skin with Black and White
Soap. Then mix and massage
creamy Black and White Oint-
ment. Next morning again
cleanse the skin. Use this Black
and White Beauty Treatment
for several nights and you will
experience most happy results.
Money back if not satisfied.
Samples and literature mail
ed upon receipt of 10c and this
advertisement. Black and
White Box 1907. Memphis.
Tenn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
zoo Lutheran S. S. Workers Hear
DR.. Fry Lecture on South America
LECTURE AT rRSr ENGLISH LUTH-
ERAN CHURCH BEAUTIFULLY
ILLUSTRATED.
MRS MAUD JUNKIN BALDWIN
PRESENTS FIRST or EER
TALKS TO INSTITUTE.
CONFERENCE HOUR THIS EVENING
WILL DEAL. WITH PROBLEMS
OF THE SCHOOLS.

About two hundred Lutheran Sunday
school workers attended the opening
session of the Second Annual Institute
Of the Lutheran Sunday schools or
Wheeling and vicinity. held last eve
ming in the First English Lutheran
church on Sixteenth street
The session was featured by two
splendid addresses, the first by HrS.
Maud Junkin Baldwin. OF Chicago, SUI
perintendcnt Of the Children's DIVISION
Of the International Sunday School AS
ISOLATION. She spoke on Our Pupils
Their Possibilities Of Religious Educa-
ton and Their Needs for Religious Flu
cation" This address laid Tor the
foundation for two mare addresses
which Mrs. Baldwin will deliver during
tho institute. dealing with Sunday
school teachings.
At $50 o'clock last night. Rev. Charles
l.. Fry. D. d. Of Philadelphia, delivered
his celebrated address. illustrated with
beautiful stcrcptiCan slides. on IN"
Miracle Of South Americas New Att
tudc to the United States" tn" lecture
was A wonderful presentation from hrst
hand information of impressions con-
corning the great southern continent.
and South America. Or. Fry said. lies
chiefly in tho fact that the SranardS
, started out in quest Of gold while the
pilgrims TO North America for the pTac'
tice OF their religion. AZ u time not Ia
distant he said. tho great North amer
lean newspapers will be dcvot'nG pages
TO the development OF rich South Amer
! can territory the vast resources OF
, which are as yet untouched. He DC
! plored the high percentage or iilltcrac!
! in South America, and pointed out G"iu'
en- opportunities afforded to Mort!
| Americans as missionaries TO the south
ern continent South America. Il" sal"
generally. is becoming more friendly TO-
ward the United States. and looks ic
! this country for instruction and inspir
! alton.
! Rev. L. G.. Howard. pastor or the Frs
English Lutheran church. presided ~
) last nights institute session, and IN
/ troduced the speakers. Tho usic IN
Guided a solo by Miss Eva Egrrt"r. anc
! several special selections rendered by
a choir picked especially for these meet
| inEs.
: Following tonight's meeting. at which
: Mrs. Baldwin will lecture on methods
for Sunday School MISUNDERSTANDING
Materials and Their Use" there viii b
4 conference hour al which various
movements and problems peculiarly
vital TO the Lutheran Sunday schools o
/ Wheeling and vicinity, will be taker
up Mrs. Baldwin has promised to NJ
tend the conference and suggest solu
tons Of the problems presented in III
! conference.
On Friday afternoon. the Prtmar!
Union Of the city Sunday schools vii
have a session at which Mrs. Baldwin
| will DO present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
THUGS CHOKE
AND Rob MAN
ANDY woBRUM OF CLEVELAND
FALLS VICTIM TO TWAIN OF
HoLD-UP MEN.
Loses Roll Containing S1eo-After Be.
ing Assaulted On Wheeling
Creek Bridge.

Following tho happy reunion or Andy
Wobrum and his wife, whom he had
not seen for the past eight years. yes
lcrdav morning came the robbery last
nirht of Wohru.n, when ne was jammcd
IN against III" stone abutment OF the
Market street bridge last night, chOked
and robbed Of SlGO IN cash and his bank
hook which contained the receipt Of de-
rositS for $500.
According to the story told. Wobrum
arrived here yesterday morning after
having located his wife and hoy, eight
wears Of ago at Buffalo Creek. near
Wcllshurg. Tn" family were reunited
and Wubrum came to thlS city accom-
panied by his little boy.
II is stated that after visiting IN"
rity earlier in tho day. Wohrum took the
boy homo and then returned to town
and visited the Wheeling Dairy Lunch
restaurant on Market. near fourtechth
street. lie made the acquaintance OF
TWO men.
orr, had been working In the mills in
this city and after losing his JOB mao
, been staying anywhere he could secure
lnIr.ug. IL" is described Is stout darh'
sifrhtly peck marked and talks win
foreign accent. lie occaSloha'iy "F"P-
ped into the lunch place. Inc olher
mum was entirely unknown 10 the
rroprictnrs, having just dropped INTO
the place for n lunch.
The Two. it is supposed. agreed TO
take Wohrum across the creek and Sc
cure drink for him. lie had hashed
his roll Of money.
Wohrum ate his supper In the res
tourant and that was the last seen Of
him until he cxc!tcdly appeared ana
sttcd that he had been robbed by the
two men.
\ telegram was sent at once to the
Cleveland Trust company, where Wop-
runs money IS deposited, ny k!charo
With. to who he accounted MS tr"up'cS
rot to honor any checks in the event
rho hold In mon try to make use OF
tho bank deposit book.
At a late hour the polio" were on 'hc
! look out for the two st!ch-up men,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27

he attends the Ohio State University.
Thomas j. Sherrard Of this city, ana
brother John of Steubenville, o.. ara
Mt tn, present time in Naples. Italy A
cablegram arriving in this city on Nor"
day evening stated that both men ok
rcctcd 10 leave Naples for Cairo ana
Alexandria, Egypt-Wellsburg Herald.
Mrs. ]. q. Terrell Of Moundsviiie.
stopped off with County Clerk and MRS.
Paul II. Martin today enroute to Hagers.
town. where she will visit her sister
Mrs. Smoot. Mrs. Terrelrs husband Is
widely renowned as the wonderfully 'ef-
fictent warden OF the West VIRGINIA
pcniteRiary, and his administrator OF
affairs in that institution has won him
nationwide Observation-Disclosures
Journal. -af..,e
J. NJ. Mathews, who had his foot am
putated about six weeks ago At tht
Ohio Valley hospital. Wheeling, Ii now
able to go about the house and greels
his many friends who call in his usual
CHEEKY manner and We hope TO see him
on our streets before long.-Wellsburg
Herald.
Mrs. Dora Neininger Bard. popular
contralto and vocal instructor, departed
for New York City to devote three
weeks studying with the famous Italian
voice teacher. Nine. Della valerie.
Mrs. Bard expects 10 return in the mid
die CT February, at which time she viii
resume with her classes.
Maize Hamil. student 1t the wheeling
High school. will he operated on today
for appendicitis. at the Glendale hospi-
tai.
Dorothy watkins. OF the Island. has
been confined to her home for the last
week with ear trout bic.
Roy Gruher. Of the Island, has re-
turned home from Pittsburgh, whene
he was unsuccessful in his attemptAko
enlist in the Navy. 1880
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
About People
Movements Of individuals TO Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

soesrs-F. f. swiger. Clarksburg; O..
u Ie,rkin. Washington: J. l.. keener,
M M eI%c p. Porter. sistersville:, G.
Staudish, Grafton; A. H. Rohn.
clark sburE: II. Il. Reese. l0ungstown :
". c. Wells, ParkcrsburG: r.: 5. Nor
ton. Athens: Mr.. and Mrs. q: ;: L aZear.
S;strrsvillc: 7. u. Svadra. SlSiSrSEllle;
T. T.. Rardin. larkersDurS' Ir' ., M
field. Pittsburgh.
7 r. Powell f'airpoint. J.. {. Bl"unt.
Stcubcnvillc {. r. Closeman. Hancs-
yillc: MIR. and Mrs. G. Il. Ken; SISTERS
Vile: J. J.. Rifle. Grafton; charles L.
Pferfer. Pittsburgh.
StamIn-S. {. Gilman. Marietta; Paul
I.ucAickcr. Hundred; Guy Calder Pits
burGh; NJ. l.. Thomas, ClarihstVh'
7 r. Jack" Reed Will return this
morning from Charleston where nc mas
been reporting the sessions OF the west
Nlrginia legislature for The Intelligent
CO. and News.
Miss Anna Hess. who was taken III
few days ago, is taking trcatmcrt at ire
Ohio valley General hospital
George RauerS of this city has re-
turned home after spending few days
in Fairmont, ON business
Robert Englehart Of North Main
street. has enrolled Us a student at the
Elliot, Commercial school.
Mrs. Rena Jackson OF Beech Bottom'
IS spending several days visiting at the
home Of Mrs. George Donley. Stop NO. 8.
on the Rayland line.
Mrs. Mary Robertson OF short Creek
IS spending few days visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James MarSh'
Stop s, Rayland line
r.. W. Bowers of Warrington has re-
turned to his HON" after being mere
several days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. FLETCHER OF LaneS-
willie. have returned to their home alter
q brief visit here.
Miss Elva Clary Of Crown CITY, "a,
was in the city yesterday Visiting
friends.
Miss Mildred Su;trrll OF BursettS-
town, Pa, has returned home AFTER De-
ing here several days visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lahmers lHtt last
evening for their homo III New Phi!adc!-
rhia. o.. after visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. George $. Mtlk!minS OF
Stsubcnville. arrived yesterday for a
! visit with relatives.
Hugo Wolfe Of tho Island. Will leave
in n few days for Columbus, o., where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
"a
Motornlan Not Losing kng
q sn4A -
IllIH :.
llhiO ,,

IT don't think anyone ever sunered
ore from stomach trouble and bloattn8
than l have. I had to lay on my run
more than half the time and could get
no help from prescriptions or medicine.
One OF my friends advised using Mayr,A
Wonderful Remedy, which / fouAd 70
be the greatest remedy ever put on thu
earth. ! have not lost day since tax
ing it. 1t is worth its weight In GoidS
1t is. simple harmless preparation THAI
removes the catarrhal muscus from tn
intestinal tract and allays the indAOs
nation which causes practically -
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments:
including appendicitis. One dose win
convince or money refunded. G. il.
Griest & Co. and druggists everywherS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27

our oC the blood. the long. drawn face
and haunted expression will remain.
Hut put R-ulu into your blood, let the
nerve ccuLcrS como in contact with H.
and then you have started upward
There * one component Of EColu that
actually rroVok"S an Inrr"aS" OF flesh
In coordination with this element thor"
are ingredients that increase red cor
puScl"s enormously in certain an"mi'
cundirionS In IA day or two the app"-
lite improves in = way that Is rcNc'
latIon 10 those who 70 Inu II hard work
t. eat. and soon the blush. pallur "r
the skin * replaced with the p!nliiSh
hue of health You now not only ice.
WELL YOU look il. such is the remark
able iuNurnc" OF Rc1lo in but u few
short days Eat this IS not all. Rcoln
has intensified tho activity Of the vital
processes to such an extent that th'
old feeling OF exhaustion after effort =
completely gone. II is C"rtdinl" most
comfortable and satisfactory feeling Of
reinsurance. and there Is no other con-
d!tion ~ .be compared with it.
Ask any of the clerks NJ 9 II. GricSt
& CO.'S and any other leading drug store
about RroIn. They are selling IL and
recommending L upon the strength OF
what they see every day. men and w"'
men TIC very picture of health who SIN
weeks before were nervous and blood
less Respondents. Get Sl.00 box Of
Eeolo today and live.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
Theatre Parties.

In Keeping with the custom OF other
cities where ThurStoD. the widely
known magician has been showing this
year. several interesting parties have
been arranged for next week when he
appears in this city.
On Wednesday matinee Of next week,
Manager Fred t. Johnson, Of the Court
Theatre will be the host TO the ladies
OF the Home for the Aged. providing the
boxes for the ladies, while several So
ciety ladies are planning 70 have auto
mobiles take care Of the women.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. w, W.
Holloway will be the hostess TO TWEEN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
GIVES BLOOD FOR Ex-ENEoIY.

Fort Williams. Ont, Ian. %G.---Richard
Kcmp;ou. who served abroad with the
Canadian forces during the war. gave
his blood today to save tn" lirc Of a
former enemy OF his country. When
surgeons at a hospital here announced
that Mike Vcuoslii. an Austrian. would
die. unless there was n TRANSMISSION OF
blood, ECmptou. who was under treat
mcnt for frozen feet. volunteered To
make the sacrifice. after several OF
N"noslli's fellow countrymcn had re-
fused.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
GRAVE OF LATE SENATOR
KEAN VIOLATED BY VAFDALS

Elizabeth. y. J.. Jan. 26.-Thc grave
OF the late United States Senator John
Kean in the Evergreen cemetery her"
was brokn open last night by vandals
No motive for the act IS known. A
brother Of the late senator. Hamilton
F. Kean, Is a member OF the National
Republican committee from New Jcr-
sey. 4 police guard was placed over
the grave pending an investigation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
Pleasant Surprise,

The marriage OF Miss Lcona Ward.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A.
Ward. 10 Sergeant Louis G. Serig. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Seris. Sr.. OF South
Eoff street. which was so,emnized Mon
day evening at the parsonage OF the
Zane street NJ L. church. came as a sur
prise 70 the many friends OF the couple.
who are extending their best wishes.
The groom is serving in the |. s.
Marine Corps. The bride is widely
known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
Entertained Friends.

Mrs. Fred knfth pleasantly enter
tanned host OF her friends Tuesday
evening at hNr home No. SOt West
Washington street. Martins Ferry. with
= dinner party honor!ng Mrs. Elmer
Knuth, formerly Ms Lenora Neidert. 4
bride OF the past week. The following
were the guests: Messrs and MeSdames:
Charles Knuth Elmer knuth. William
knuth and Fred knuth: Mrs. Laura Ell
hot: Misses F:nda May Floyd, Florence
knuth and Caroline knuth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
Bible Class Supper.

Elaborate ARRANGEMENTS have been
made for the dinner party to be held
tomorrow evening in the social rooms
OF the Fourth Street VI. T.. Church. un-
der the aus!cies of tn" Mems Bible
Class Of the club. and a large crowd is
expected to attend The supper will he
served by a capah bic committee or ladies
OF the Ladies Aid Society. with Mrs.
William BrunhauSe as the chairman. An
interesting program will be cnjoEed fol-
lowing the serving OF the supper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27

Asleep and Wake Up in My Nanny $
Arms"
Billy Murray again appeared singing
TIE i. 3. c. u Blues" and Sevcral en-
cores The closing number was py the
entire company.
Tho Eight Victor artists proved mem,
,.,caI numbers, and the large audience
vas hardly started to enjoy the num-
hers until the end had come.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27

Mrs. Dent \. Taylor VIII pleasantly
entertain the members Of III" Kings
Daughters Circle Of the Fourth Street
NJ. F. church all day to-day at her home
on South Penn street, and q pleasant
day is being anticipated. The cntir"
day will be spent IN sewing for the
Kings Daughters Day Nursery in
South Wheeling. Mesdamcs ". II. Htg-
gins. ]. y. Handrick and II. y. Taylor
are the hostesses OF the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
Howard Hide
Temple Sistsrhood.

n The maeting OF The Temple SIS
terhoCA OF the Eoff Street Temple. TO
be hei on February .. II was announced
last eH'ninS. there will be 4 special pro-
gram OF various surprise numbers. The
program will be followed by the SerY-
gins at - o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
Mat All DAY.

The ladies OF the Wheeling Baptist
Temple will meet all day today at the
home OF Mrs. A. 5. Evans. in EdGewood.
with sewing and similar work occupy
ing the hours, promising a busy and
pleasant day.