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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

operate IN favor ~ chain stores and
AGAINST the individual retail establish
mont.
II these various objections. which the
advocates 0i the nlcs tax usually brush
aside as theoretical aud irrryant. nro
dlsregarded. there still remains the
question whether u tax whose burdens
are admittedly "a be- shouldcrcd by the
consuming public. conforms to the ac
Ccptcd cunons ~ justice. Most Ger.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

iainly the rcpcal n the excess profits
tax and ,ho imposition q q gross u,lcs
tax In ~ stead win Boz n direct ,hlftins
d the burdens 1T federal taxation, and
President Harding hns uid that Tho
country doos not expect ana viii not ap.
prove ot shifting ~ burdens
Many d'mocrats. both IN the senate
and In the house. are In accord with
that statement ~ Mr. llarding's. aud
believe with him that the country VIII
not give iiN approval a. the sales tax
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

Al Nashville. Little Rock. we,
grounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
RIVAL AFTER bAB|
RUTH's HIT RECORD
GEORGE KELLY OF NATION
LEAGUE ALSO HAS
FOUR HONIERS.
~ Associated Press.

~ Associated Pros.
NEW YORK. April ep.--The ho
run batting between Babe" Ruth
he New York Americans and Geor
i,lly Of the New York Nationals. 1
NAMED az dead heat today when "a,
Wounded out his fourth circuit clout
the season. Elmer Smith. OF Cicvel,,
Ind Emil Meuscl OF the Phlladclpk
Nationals are only a step behind. VI
hrec home runs TO their credit. viii
Sob Meusel. Emil's brother OF the Ne
fork Americans has two. several o.
= players have made two also.
Ruth u far ahead Of last years ech
dule .as he did not mako his four
home run In 1870 until May ~. Kelly
Tome run total Coz 1890 was u. fu,
lnado 50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

10 do all OF my own
work. | had severe
pains in my left side
every month and had
fever and sick dizzy
spells and such pains
during my periods,
which lasted two
weeks. ! heard Of
Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound doing others
so much coed and
Thought | yoaild rive
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
Southwestern Assnciaila,
American Association.
southern Association.

zahniscr. Boyd and Huhglins. White
ili; Morrison and uooch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

10 set . Hasiinum q feathers with .
minimum u sqaawt. Dsmecsatle a..
sHysfaf pfealet that thf neae stn
saua~k tcih iuisdir AMI he's zE1 ssll
emit lla nlnai Faurus protest the neat
time u waddlss into q polling boosh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
Better Steamer Service.


PORT ARTHUR. Texas, April "a
The war steamship line on April Is
win begin three sailinEs a month out
Of this port for Mexican ports. Il was
announced Mt the office OF the trans
Atlantic line here today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
SYMPTOMS
WOMEN DREAD
Mrs. Wilson's Letter Should
Be Read by All Women

Clarified, Pa. After my last child
was born last September was unable
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
YESTERDAYS RESULTS


Western Association.
~ DrumriEht ., Enid I.
AZ Pawhuska II. Okmulgee 8.
AZ Henryvtta o. Chickasha 9.
Al Fort Smith 9. Springfield Z.
Southwestern Association
Al Bartlcsville 3. Sapulpa 2.
Al Muskogce 10. Miami ..
AZ Independence i9. Parsons y.
AZ Pittsburgh .. Coffcyvillc s.
American Association.
AZ ~. Paul .: Milwaukee 10.
Kansas City at Minncapoils--rain.
indianapolis nj Toledo rain.
Louisville at Columbus rain.
southern Association.
Birmingham. April ?2.-vicious slug
ging gave Memphis It's sixth victory
wthou, defeat today. they winning .
free hitting contest Q Co 8.
Memphia '.'....''..'..s..a IL
birmingham ......s.....,5
zahniscr. Boyd and Hungline. White
hill: Morrison and uooch.
AZ Atlanta. Mobile. wet grounds.
AZ Chattanooga, New Orleans. wet
grounds.
Al Nashville. Little Rock. we,
grounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

Two base hits: Lamb. Speaker. Three
ase hiss Elmer Smith. Home runs
Speaker. Elmer Smith. Double play:
Gardner. Stephenson and Johnston.
fase On bans koIiip y. Paimero I. bur.
we'll q, Caldwell 2. Struck oft: Kolr
D. Burwcll !. Caldwell 2. Uhle l. Runs;
ierber. Sislcr. Jacobson, Williams,
ileason. Lamb. wc,zcl, Evans. speak.
re. Elmer Smith 2. Sewcii. Stephen.
'on, Errors; Williams. rnimcro, Evans.
Speaker. Sewcll.
Detroit nj Chicago rain.
Washington nj Benston rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Picnic and Boatr1de

on Tuesday. Juno = IN" kinS
daughters Of the Thomson NJ. l..
church vii. hold picnic and boat
ride. going to the NJ. l., Thompson
farm AT liar aEton. q. on n" Genera
Beach. The party Will leave IN" local
wharf curly IN the morning and VIII
spend pleasant day ON III" farm. Il
genuine Dicni: dinner and supper being
delightful features. Reservations have
already been mad" for sixty guests
and many more will rcScrv tickets ere
the day Of tho happy event
WASHINGTON. -. {. juno l1.--A prcN!
wedding took place in the apartment OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Rice. Spring Road. TINS
city. when her dIuGhtv~. Catherine. he
came the brid" Of Mr. Jesse Mut.enS' or
Charleston. ". Va. Tn" Rev. rather
,;.,lan az the Sacred Heart church, per
formed the ceremony IN the present OF
relatives and friends. Miss May "l'-
moro. Of BAY Rilgv. Brooklyn. y. J -
cousin OF tho bride WAS III" bridesmaid
and Mr.. Arthur E!c". the brides broth
or was best man. y luncheon and re
,crtion followed tho ceremony, after
which The bride and bridegroom lett
for their honeymoon.
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Y. L, N, COTTAGE.

/. y tnttgEc. the summer VACATION
home Of the Catholic Womcns league,
located AZ buckeye Lake. Buckeye. ohio.
will open for the summer season July l.
Those desiring 10 spend week or NOR"
at THIS popular and nearby resort may
make reservations at thu Catholic No-
mems league on Chlpllnc street IN"
cottage viii comfortably accommodate"
twenty-five young ladies al one t!m"'
and from The interest being manifested
in tho cottage thor" Will always l."
crowd Of cunKcniai young girls thcr" 10
enjoy the varied amuScmcuts o. u"
camp. Among the attractions the re-
sort affords are swimming. canoeing,
tennis. curQuc;. fishing and other out
door sports. and Their" VIII be cosy
hooks and hammocNs for those who de-
sire quiet and solitude for rest and
reading.
This is the FIRST year the cottage has
been conducted in connection with IN"
league homo, and il Is expected TO be
successful project. The girls will have
no household cares whatever 10 inter
ferc with their paStimcs. but may de-
vote their entire vacation period TO rest
and recrcatio ion in an atmosphere marked
with tn" rctincmcuts and culture Of tn"
home Il L. possible that arrangements
NAV be made for week end parties, and
If that is 50 there certainly viii h"
number OF girls IN the city VINO Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Groves-RaIrd Wedding.

An interesting wedding Wlil DO solemn
ICED th!s evening NJ O'Clock at the par
SoU;.Sc "f tho Third Presbyterian church
hen Miss Eira May Baird. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwa-d Baird. Of South
,'hlplinN street. becomes the bride OF
Mr.. Reed Groves. OF this city. Rev. !. !.
L"ycub"rgcr viii read the nuptjal serv-
jce IN IN" presence Of the Immediate
families OF the prlCipals. MISS Delah
Bounds Will be the brides uald and Mr..
William Bce<ar VIII b" the best man.
tn" bride will wear hcr travelling cos
tu'rc I suit OF dark blue tricotinr. with
hat. slippers and gloves in i smart con-
traS;ing shade and her flowers viii he
corSaSc os brides roses ana sweet peas
Miss Bounds will wear a lovely tarcta
frock Of nav blue with acccssor1es OF
gray and sweet peas VIII form her cor
sage.
Immediately following the ceremony
Mr.. Groves and his bride will depart on
L honeymoon trip TO Atlantic Ci,% and
after July first viii be ~ home 4. the
brides parcntS's home
The bride = very well known locally
and tho groom IS the loca, representative"
OF the Peerless biscuit mHaHy OF Pitts
burEh.
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mcNabo-CleSg Nupaals.

Mss Ruth IT. Clcge, daughter Of Mr..
and MEs Charles Clcgg. oc EdSwood,
and Mr. Harry McNaoh. also Of Edgwood
were married yesterday afternoon at
o'clock at the parsonage OF Rev. Martin.
pastor of the Church Of Latter Day
Saints. Miss Eleanor Whitt"n attended
the bride .ts maid OF honor and Mr.. Fred
DelbruGGe was tho best man.
Mr.. and Mrs McNabb left Immediately
following tho ceremony on 81 eastern
honeymoon trip and on their return Will
take up their residence a. the home OF
the bride.
Mrs. McNahb is on" - E6Swoods
most popular young ladies' and her many
friends Will be surprised 70 learn or her
marriage as no formal announcement or
the engagement was made. Mr.. McNabb
is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Nc
Nabb. OF Edgwood and is associated
with his father in tbs contracting Ice
business At Fulton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Famous Singers for
Mission Meet Sunday

=. ". cory. superintendent OF IN"
Uriuu Mission. hIs arranged for Mr.. and
Air.. karl t.. ';"o>cmln. recently ~
Pittsburgh. but now located ut ST. uo"h
willie. 20 sing ~ III" open ar park meet
ing 10 he held at Riverside Park. sur
day AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Gooseman has wonderful voice
am is splendid gospel singer. Mrs.
Gooseman was converted in her state
room about six years ago and since
that time has dedicated her voice 10
gospel singing.
Nix Emil Aucrt mann. a local singer
vii! hay" charge OF tho sons service
and Supi. Cory Will give SNORT mes
sage. Thcs" arc community services
and the pubic is most cordially IN
Tited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Second Division Party.

IT, rl"&'nE ~ IA" arrN 80 Nj.
rhar.rs Watkins; ON South From, ~'r"":
tn second division al IN" i.aGD... \'d
$or.'iy o.: 'Er Thomson VI L.. church.
NJ. holl a ,or.a, session Tn ~
conclude tn" meetings &C a." >o"'"tI
until early autumn. and dU-tmE tn" brief
business session all "a" money earned
b.. The members for thor regular work
vii. r.: turned in. \ program Of pleas
lus literary and mus!"ai numbers has
been arranged. and later a s""taI tim"
VII hc enjoyed. In add tton {" tn" mem
hH-S oC tho division tho" vii h" Il nam
h.r 90 their friends pr">cr'. Mrs. car.
E"uG'U j. header Of 'ho second division.
.,ud the h1,t"SSc, tn evening vii b"
Mr.. J. \. Gr-I'.,r". Ms. Thomas Man
wei. Mr.. Charles Watkins. NJ NN'-t
RctE"- ana Mrs r =. Iricc.
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, i.. :, .ri. .,.y I,,,; .
.P'"".it H'Nt'"' H'H -, '''''' ''''
'' ',,,.., ,,i. han,
'I'..' ,,,,ri,,,, .y,r,,
49,. 'i..,, ..,,.. business inter.
',
~, ~. ,.b.rlo,.,. ,.bc,klim ~
,.,j,r,IlIs - ,rr rho guests of r,.',.
ives and friends ~ his city,
w. ~, w., -nrc, nrrt.,.n,. ~
>,.,n. U,'r .,r,c, are spcndinr .,r>rrq.
r,. ,.,.i,i,,. u,,b RELATIVES. and criond d.
climbing -
f. I findsn,,u Of Nckrospnrt. tn.
:, 49,, 49,. ''ol,irr ,r,,r busincss
i,.,,.i,,. L,r.,,, - H,w York r.,rv
,i,n fri.rh. ~ mis- civ fn-
..,,,,,,f,. ,rc,l.s
!. N..In,-c or EoswrIl. @. j..
,,,.,irr ~ rl,I, r,rr with friends for q
Cc,, ,,,s
Mr. am. E,rt.rhy Of Sixteenth
street i visiting with relatives IN 60.
,rmhue a err = few weeks.
J. f. Long. Of JacksOnburC Pa. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
arden PARTY Today

"Annan Knoll the beautiful homo ~
MIR. and Mrs. George Ashton Iaughiln.
on the bethany Pike. viii hC the scene
OF 4 most charming function this after
noon when Mrs TLaughlin cnter;ain.'
with an out door garden party. The
lawn and porChes have been beautifully
decorated by I.anghanS and from 9 un-
I'll 5 O'Clock the guests viii find every
beautiful and comtortab'n device I'M
aginablc cor their pleasure. AZ ~" con-
c.us!on OF the "at home" Mrs. Laugh
lin. IN her usual pleasing manner, will
serve tea. from 4 handsomely appointed
'ca table placed in A cosy nook on tho
piazza. Mrs. t.aughl:n's guests will in
Guide orc hundred and utty Of the So
c'aIiy prominent. people "t the city
among whom vii ," e uu'rh~- 90 out o:
town visitors
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Attends wedding

Mrs. Paul y Haal"u. "t ~ -Four
:ccnth street. attended TIC wedding az
Ner brother. stephen Collins. in Pitts
burgh. Wednesday. Mr.. Collins took
ror his bride Miss Ka;hcrinA Virginia
Walters. daughter OF rr. cyril Walters,
an official O: the city - Pittsburgh.
The bride is g member OF ono Ut that
city's most prominent families and :
rot only popular in social circles bat
IS 4 beautiful young woman % u3usu,.t-
Is pleasing personality.
Tho ceremony was performed NJ s..
Faui$ Cathedral, Fitch avenue. AZ min"
O'Clock yesterday morning. in the pros
cnce or the Immediate families AMI
Few invited friends OF IN" p-.nC,Ta,S.
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VIsttors Entertained.

Us FI@'- Naen0r vas h0steS8 {"
group ri young friends ~ n most dc
nghtful par! at the Country club yes
tCrday which Was a courtesy for Miss
Ruth Woods and h"r visitors. Misses
Mar Bryant 49, F;Armcnt. who arrived
in tho cry Wednesday, morning: Miss
Mary Elakr OF Pittsburgh and Miss Nir
Eirit PcddIr"rd OF tairmOnt who hay"
been here for some time Tho visitors
arc all classmates % Miss Woods at 81.
H!ldrs schoo! az Charles Town. ". Va,
Yesterdays guests numbering eight of
tho younger SCI. motorrd 10 the hilltop
Resort for luncheon and spent the re-
mnlndCr OF the Afternoon rlAyinc tcnn!S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16

John WmrCrtcr. Q: Twelfth street.
h.S returned home from Il short visit
!" Enrkc}r Lake.
Mss Lucia McCombs Is visiting
friends III StcuhcnNlIic. OHIO. for few
days.
Eugene Iocckl"r. OF North Main
street. vii! leave in few days for
IGttSb urEh.
James k!c,n. OF South Tcnn street.
IL spending several day. n S;cuncn-
vile with friends.
Miss Frances Mathison has returned
- her home IN rIrk"rshurE alter a
pleasant visit with friends IN this CITY.
Mrs. !. rcriI Fec. Of South Front
street. is visiting friends in MorEIE-
town fer a few day.
Charles II. Ahrru". Jr.. son .. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles II. ihrcnS. OF S"u'h
Chaplinr street. arrived home yesterday
fr,m Murgaut0wn. where h" graduated
Monday from the law department OF
West Virginia University.
Kobcr, Mann. y. Il. rortrrhcld aAi
{, \. Portcrhcld Of this city. have re-
turned home from 4 trIr :" EU"h"Ec
Lake. Q.
John Hopkins. Of Washington. Ia is
visiting relatives on he Island.
Wilma S'n'' 'I' ,v'm ~ rom
Way sur = -
4 severely spraihed 'tA't' ., 49,,
kenneth lNcNc!' "' 'n" 'H'"''..'
returned home from o"S''cS' "'' ~
''EH c'""u, ,, -, Two 1el,nb
Mrs. Maymc hunter ~ ''
has returned rom VIZ ,,;',.;If.
sister "iFS' i''! i''' ''''''' ~
ny. ,,, $50,
Mrs. ROBERT boE", VI i-'n' ,h,, oI,,
"tr"'"t Il Sc' ,'I ,.,..t .,,,L j.. nr,,, il.
Valley General hospital anu ~ Hu''. 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
rnnerNeal wedding

Miss Evelyn Neal. daughter Of NJ.
and Mrs George Neal, az k'rkwo"h
Heights ana Mr.. William 7. Turner o.
this city. wer" married yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock 1t tho parsonage
Of tho First Presbyterian church. pr.
y N. Gibson. officiating. The bird"
and groom LIFT immediately following
the ceremony on n honeymoon trip ana
on their return WI take UP their resi-
Gcn.c at ~. 40 Market street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
WILL INVITE EMERY.

J. Byron NickcrSon, department com
ma nder Of the American Legion. stated
Yesterday that an effort was being rnnde
TO have John G.. Emery, newly appointed
head of the legion. speak At the annual
stat" convention which Will be held N
Wheeling September 90 and 50. Com
mandcr Frederick ". Galhra'th. who WAS
killed Il few weeks ago in an auto &C
cidcnt. was scheduled to speak at the
with colonel Thcodore'Roose-
welt. Jr.. and the new commander viii
h" asked to I'LL the engagement. If p9s-
S;be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Columbia Club Dal-ce

Whia evening at the Whit" iH!Hr" ~
Wheeling Park the members and friends
of tho columbia club viii enjoy a merry
dancing part. Tho Columbia club Nom
hers viii hold = picnic during the after
noon aud the dance in the evening VII.
be the concluding event in a day Of
varied ruStlmc, of Il pleasing nature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Card PARTY Tuesday

Miss Virginia Harper wul entertain
group Of friends with a delightful card
party next Tuesday =. her home n
Woodiawn. This charming affair vi"
honor 4 group Of visitors who arc spend
ing some time in tho cj:y and r." G."St
lis: vii include the younger set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Luncheon Saturday

Mrs. Moran or HcisE,; Il. "F ;hs Tsle
90 Capri Italy and Ms Charles 'ianua.
O." Mont Gla'r. Y =. VIII share hor"rs
a. a iunch"";t - b. gwen hy Mr.. How
ard Hazlc't. Saturday -, the Country
club. This Will De another OF the ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
LABOR MEN PUBLISH
RESULT OF CANVASS

A committee Of action" representing
working men and women in Greater
Wheeling. recently set out TO determine
the attitude OF owners OF business
houses toward the open shop" Last
evening a pamphlet was distributed set
ting forth the result OF the survey made
by the committee OF action.
or 81 business house proprietors in-
tcryiewed by the committee OF action,
the pamphlet lists 6: as having ex-
pressed themselves against tho open
shop and Is for the open shop. Nineteen
business house proprietors are listed ~
having declined 10 state their position
for or against the open shop.
Germany has already become one OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
About People
Movements Of individuals To Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

Rogers. John j.. povcr. Spencer .
% W. Hayes. Akron; q. i. SKINNER,
l.,!Fmunt.
Mcclure. MIR. and MI L. :. Brad
,,,,i Mart!nSburE: =. W. : hl"Grn
Huntington; =. II. King, Fairm"n'
e l.. tray, New Cumberland.
windsor.-Mr. and MR.. =. f.. Will
i.amS. H,nwond; VI. II. Eumhl". Fair
mont: W. J.. MADEIRA, Morganlown; II. l..
E.at. Huntington.
Stamnl w. L. X.nu. FhiiIppi; r. O.
F.rr:M ,IarKaburG; ]. y. W""diord.
rnl.pH:: +. l.. Watson. Hundred: W.
r'hwl,~. WollHhurE; MIR, and Mr.. r. W.
N..cn. Grafton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16

The British Ministry OF Food has an
nuunced it's intention OF removing ali
restrictions on foodstuffs at the earliest
possible date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Picnic for Graduates

McmbcrS OF the graduating classes -
s. Loscph'S Academy and OF Cathedral
High school enjoyed = merry out OF
doors picnic At Cam pheN'S Grove yes
'"rday. Tho trip :" the scene % the
Jolly even: was made IN ! huge truck.
leaving the city At $50 o'clock. Ar
irving ~ thc camp grounds thc youn s
rcopl" enjoyed boating. swimming.
swinging. varied games and contests
and at - O'clock 4 delicious picnic din
rer was served. During the afternoon
q group OF ;he young people motored
back - the city for Nic;roia and
records and on returning 10 the camp
dancing engaged the guests throughout
nc afternoon and early evening. \ bas-
kNt supper was served before the guests
departed for the city and tho ride in
throughout the twilight was ono OF the
most delightful features OF the entire
Program Mrs. Murphy and Mrs.
DausSrty were the chapcroncs and the
:o,lowln were the guests:
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~ am in my fifti"th year. hut since
taking "Ncucronc Prescription 90. |
am as healthy and strong and can do
as much work a. 7 could twcnty-fi v@
years ago, declared Mr.. G. !. Han
dasrtan Q: 80 Elm 81. Amcsbury,
Mass
For tho lat SIX years | Layo SUI
f"red untold pain, day and night. a.
times SO bad | could not sleep. My
legs Swc,!"d SO could hardly walk
II :aw - thr papers what fine
work 'NcutroH" Prescription 20 was
doing for other rhcunlItics. 50 | go:
some. i did mo good right from the
start Al the aches and rains h.;
me. III" swelling in my lrgs went
down. and feel Hike = Dung HAL
again.
'Ncutronc Prescription 90 is WI,
put HE on my feet again, and I'm
glad OF tho chance 70 tel! everybody
about it.
"EeutronN Prescription 80" now
comes IN tablet AZ we'll as loud
form. whichever Is preferred.
Leading Druggists everywhere,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Honorary Affair

THIS morning at her homo N Pheasant
VALLEY Ms. Arch Mo(fdtl W. cA;"r'N'n
with 2 bridge ,A.'hcoV in honor o. Miss
Nelson Louise Whitaker and Mis- Mary
Chaplinr Milton. Arriving AZ II O'Clock
;hc guests wi" indulge ~ fascinating
session OF bridge and q, on" o'c.N"k !
tempting luncheon vii be- served. Those
who vii enjoy the event arc:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16

Germany has already become one OF
Belgium's most important m1rketA
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Mary = MlltC~ I.,.:ahNa NCColCh
Louise Y. Whitaker % Huntington
Mary Hart NarEarc; lrw;a
Of ClarkSburg HrttiH H1Z,r;t
t.d,tr BROWN Blanche S,nrc-
81 PhiL,GrlClta Elsie LcH SiprNc
Relic Macarthur sara Whitaker
OF Ch;caG0 Mary li1E"S
Eleanor Clarke Sophie l.. WOODS
McSdaueS-
Raymond Russell Idmund Jones
Of Baltimore :. 9. Laugh IN. II.
Forbes simpson
Evening journal., 1921-07-20
ATHLETIC CLUB
PRESENTS COMEDY

ITO Much Bobbie," a comedy In
one act was presented by the mem
bers OF the Junior Athletic Club OF
Gordon Heights. yesterday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. John Donovan.
The affair was given in honor OF the
FIRST anniversary OF the club. From
amembership Of 8 which the club had
a year ago when first formed It now
has grown to 40 mem bers. All kinds
Of outdoor athletics are played.
Tennis is one OF the main activities.
Miss Clara Palmer is president OF
the club.
The members Of the cast OF the
play were; Rita" Miss Clara Palm
er; Alice" Mrs. Fred Hass; Miss
Kent" Mrs. John Donovan: Nancy. '
Miss Helen Stuart; Sophie" the
maid. Miss Harriet Barkley: Mrs
Griffen." Miss Eva Dolan. All the
members OF the cast were excellent
and presented the performance in q
most delightful manner. A large at.
tendance was present and was pleased
with the entertainment At the Close
Of the afternoon refreshments were
served.
The club Is planning to hold q
lawn fete in August.
Evening journal., 1921-07-20
CITY INSURANCE
RATE PROBE ON
Committee To Ask For
Company's Figures Be
fore Proceeding
HEARING FOR
POLICY HOLDERS

Plan Of action calculated TO
throw light upon fire insurance
rates in wilmington, and the in
creases expected to be made by the
underwriters. has been mapped out
by the new Chamber Of Commerce
committee on insurance rates.
The committee met for the first
time last evening in the Offices OF
the chamber and organized with
Charles H. Tenweeges as chairman.
All members Of the committee,
which was named recently by A. D.
Warner, Jr.. president Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce. were present.
II was decided to endeavor to OBJ
tain a schedule of the basic rates OF
insurance which have been and now
are in effect in Wilmington. With
this data in hand the committee be-
lieves it would be able to get an ac-
curate line on increases and their
nature
The committee also issued a pub
lie call TO all policy holders to OBJ
tain their rates from their brokers
or from the rate makers direct. If
policyholders wish 10 obtain infor-
nation concerning their rate max
ers. they may do so by application
to the Chamber of Commerce.
The next meeting Of the commit
tee will be held on call OF the chair.