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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05

322 3I4 SS6 3l3 1915
Tonight: 7:30-Bishops W. BROOKE
o. Yankees VS.. Fish.
Old LADY, hope you don't sell pa
pers on Sunday.
Newshoy (sadly)-No'm: I Amt big
cnuf 10 carry the Sunday 'ditions yit.-
Virginia Reel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05

Uncle Joe" Cannon. sin n r"rnhnr
%" -" hou-e VAS speaker GurinC four
sessions NJ congress. 1903 to 1911. He
Is now sighty-fve years OF age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05

Immodest words admit nf ~ IL"
Tense: for want of deccncy is want Of
senSe.-E.irl Of RuscunmOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05
Individual Play.

We've! e - .."p'hrr anglia :; NAV b.
sal: ,Tn. ic - Na;:ona,s excel IL
team -. 'Ne Americans balance the
,ca;s> Win he .a!!vidual power OF their
plarrcN Much xii deread IS0n the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05

n fact, he looks abou; the bc>: BE-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-23

;'ru, bright pIuUag"d mn'e birds ah"d
their ornamental feathers after tho
breeding H"nton.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
Solve Secret Which
Puzzled Scientists,

British aviation scientists have
solved the secret Of how bats avoid
objects they cannot see and are APP
plying their discovery TO aircraft in
the hope Of safeguarding them
against collision. Reports Of the eN-
perirrents. made public by an army
aviation statement. said progress was
being made with devices adapted
from studies Of the BITS which would
a.. as preventatives against coils
ions Of aircraft. According to the
statement, the scientists blindfolded
a number Of bats and released them
in a room which was crossed with
many wires and parti,ioned from an
other room by a grid containing holes
just large enough for the bats TO fy
through. The result was that the
flying bats never touched a wire and
flew through the holes with ease.
The experiment revealed the bats
secret. They VIZ found 20 mi; a
note. often inaudible 70 the ear. which
would bound back from the wires and
partition. conveying accruate .nfor-
nation 20 the bats sensitive ears and
enabling them to map out space with
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15

crime Prueit, Many Of her friend,
both young and old gathered to bid
her good bye. as she is leaving for
Hamilton. Ohio. Among those pres
cnt were Mr.. and Mrs. Tom MeMil-
Ion. Mrs. Eavins, Of Lexington. Mr.
u. u. Lee and daughters, Misses
Salhe and Myrtle. Miss Stella Nay
Tor. Mr. Bradford Nsylor, and Mr.
Elmer Miller. At nine o'clock lunch
was served, consisting Of cakes, lem
onade. candies and delicious fruits.
They all babe her good bye with sad
hearts, all wishing her return real
soon.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15

Medieval wriisgs ..sually refer -
coal as "sea-coai" (carbones mari
timi. or carbs de mari). In order TO
distinguish Il from charcoal tear
bons). The name evidently arose
from the fac, that 1, was brought TO
some places by water. The name was.
however used Of coal which was cart
ed into Chester from Ewloe, and Of
that found In the middl. 81 Derby
shire. In the reign OF Elizabeth coal
was measured by the barrel. nine bar
rels TO the ton.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
Scott-Ray

Last Tuesday evening Miss Mar,
Ray and Mr.. Charlie Scott surprise,
their many friends by motoring 9,
Danville and being quietly married
by Rev Hart, Of that city.
The bride Is the beautiful and at
tractiye daughter Of Mr.. Tom Ray
near Lancaster.
The groom is a prosperous farmer
Of Hya,tsville. Their many friend.
wish for them a long and happy ~,
together.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
Announcement OF Interest

DR. William Burnett and Mn Bur.
nett Of Danville. formerly Of Shelby
vile, announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Cassie Mae Bur
nett to Mr. Albert De Paw May. Of
DanviIle The wedding will take
place IN October.
The engagement Of Miss Bur.
nett, who together with her
parents lived . Lancaster for
many years, will be read with much
Interest and concern in this com.
munity, where the bride elect is 80
popularity known and dearly beloved
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
Baptist Church Notes

The woman's Missionary Society
Of tn. Baptist church will observe a
week o. prayer for State Missions,
beginning next Sunday evening and
continuing each evening Throughout,
the week
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15

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Mise Grace Pollard has returned
home after n few days stay in Rich
mond.
Mr.. BANKS Hudson, of Danville,
was in Lancaster on business this
week
=. X Sparks and Chester Elkn
were in Lexington on business re-
Gently.
Mrs. Emma HigginbothAm has r..
turned from a visit TO relatives near
Kirk~ille
Mr.. and Mr-. Hamilton CLARK. o.
Burgin. recently visited relatives In
Lancaster.
Mr. Scott. Of Garrard county, visit
ed his cousin. r. c. Scott M Burr.n
the past vecs.
Rev. Price smith. wife and daugh.
tiers have returned from a wit 20
relatives In Somerset
Mrs. ]. c. Williams. daughter.
Helen Blair and son, are visiting
relatives in Louisville
Mr. G.. T.. Neil. Of Manchester.
Ohio. j. the guest 81 her brother. Mr.
and Mrs Robert Golf
Mas Nellie holland leaves this
week for Lexington and vii enter
State for the coming year
Mrs T.. l. owslcy has returned
from a pleasant visit 20 Mr. Ben
jamin Letehcr. IN Louisville
Miss sue shelby Mason the
guest Of her sister. Mr. Hcury
Faulconer. 10 HiIlsboro. ONO
Mr. and Mr. Milton Richards. %
Danville have been the quests 81
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Bourne and fam
ily
Mr. and Mr. H. G.. Lee and sons.
81 Richmond were the guests q he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs II. u. Lee sun
day
Mr. George Svinebroad left We'd
ncsday Tor Danullc. where hs WI
matriculste In Centre College this
year.
Mrs. Dora Atkinson. wife and
little child. Of Garrard county. have
been visiting Mr.. Emma Brewer. in
Burgin.
Miss Ida Mae Ray is visiting Mr..
Elijah Mcmillan this week and at
tending the meeting n Cams
Chapel
Mrs. Dora wheeler, Of near Dan
VILE !. spending several days with
her daughter. Mr. Ben Wood and
Mr. Wood.
The many friends Of Mr. Robert
kinnaird are glad 10 know that shc
has entirely recovered from her re
cent illness.
Miss Cecil Batson left this week
for Staunton. Va. where she will al
tend Stewart Hall for the coming
school term.
Miss Martha Ward Sweeney eft
Monday for Lexington. where she
will enter Hamilton College for the
ensuing year
Mrs. X. l.. Hagan and daughter.
Dora have been confined 10 their
beds for several days but are better
at this writing.
Mrs. W. Simpson Elkin. Of Allan
Ia, Ca. is the guest Of her brother.
Mayor John Duncan and sister. Miss
Jennie Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turner and
daughter, Lena. spent the day Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs J. p Foley
in this county.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson has gone /
70 Button, Ind. where she will have !
'harge a the trimming department
in millinery parlor.
Mrs. Margaret Hargis and daugh-
ter, Miss Jane Caywood. have return
ed to their home in Jackson, Fla.
after a visit TO Mrs. II. c. Rose and
DIR, Rose.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15

cNactness.
Aeronau;ical experts believe that
airmen can do the sane thing. The
British are busy devising Instruments
TO that end. and their efforts are
said already TO have led TO the de-
velopment Of instruments which are
expected TO record for airmen sounds
as they approach objects. II Is said
that this information is expected TO
be supplied equally a. well in the
dark or mist as in clear atmosphere.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15

The judge requires a witness to
take an oath before telling his story
hut II he fears off few during the
operation he gets il in the neck.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15

When a silly girl attempts to be
serious il borders on the serio-comic.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15

A true friend recognizes your good
qualities-providei there are any to
recognize.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15

Mr.. and Mr. Lawrence Pollard
gave a delightful party las, Friday
evening in honor Of Miss Mary Kath.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
WOMEN INVALUABLE n
MODERN BUSINESS

SO necessary are women employees 70
the successful accomplishment Of business
these days. according 10 the officials Of
the Columbia Graphophone Company
that this company has arranged fer special
women's rest rooms in the new quarters
which it will occupy shortly in the Gotham
National Bank Building on Broadway at
Columbus Circle
This company has taken the eight up
per floors Of this rev twenty-tour story
structure ard will move uptown from
the Woolworth Building and bring to
gether in this new location not orly all its
business departments including the comp
troller organization, which has hitherto
been located in ore Of the Company 5
factories at Bridgeport Conn, but its
recording laboratories as well
This is q business Of infinite detail
said one Of the officials in telling q this
new million-dollar lease "Inhr1te accur-
acy is necessary in handling our thousands
Of records, and doing business with several
thousand dealers Not only in our fac
tories, but in our business Office as well, we
have found that women are willing 70
exercise greater patience and care than
the average man Wo TkeT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
Washington's Birthday
at the Women's College
sroefai Correspondence Of Every reentng

Newark. Feb 26-Thc delegates from
tho Woncns College ~ Delaware re-
turned on Sunday from tic student vol
untcer conference at Blue Ridge Col
lcee. Windsor, Md Mabel Smith and
Rose Roberts were sent as representa-
tivcs of tho college Y. w. c. A. Miss
WoiT and Miss Null also attended the
conferences on Monday morning. in
chapel. Miss WolT told the student body
something about the history Of Riue
Ridge College which is beautifully situ-
atcd iu tho foothills OF the Blue Ridge
Mountains Miss Null who is n Stu
dent Volunteer. gave very interesting
talh on TUESDAY morning Oh Student
Volunteers. and the many avenues Of
work which arc open 10 them. The re-
ports or the business OF the conference
will be given by the Y w 9. A. delegate
a the meeting tomorrow night.
The college celebrated Washington :
Birthday in rather novel fashion.
sussex Hall and Boletus challenged
Residence Hall and South Hall TO a
snowfall fight at 5 p. m. At o'clock
the opposing forces commenced 10
build their respective forts The Sus-
sex Hall army was under the leadership
of Generals" Louise Philips. Letitia
Poole and Sarah Roe. The Residence
forces were bravely led by Generals
Rrcta buckingham. Alice Ferguson and
Miriam CARL. Promptly al O'Clock the
whistle blew and the hattie commenced
In earnest. The Sussex forces fought
bravely. but the Residence forces prov
I'd too ,trone for them Residence and
South Hail were proclaimed the victors
Of the day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26

For the past two weeks. the junior
class has been working hard 70 get the
Blue and Cold ready for the printer
They tell ia that the book viii 20 -
press on next Monday. and will be
ready for circulation the last u May.
The class IN Industrial arts has com
pleted IT. work on the portable buad-
ing which is being used temporarily
for the first grade II the Newark
schools. These girls. under Miss Tay-
lor's leadership. have covered the walls
with aIaba stine. They have made a
hand painted frieze above the black
boards. This same class bult 4 book
case for the room Several pictures by
Jesse Wilcox Smith have beer mounted
and placed OF the walls.
The g.ris. through their tireless work,
have succeeded IN making an exceeding
y attractive school room.
TIE first floor q Residence Hail Is
beginning 70 look quite festive. The
Freshies are getting ready for me big
event. their dance The decoration
committee. with Eleanor Ninyard as
chairman. is transforming the Hilarium
into a bower OF festoons and red hearts
The dance IS 80 be given tonight As
the decorations indicate. II = 70 be a
valentine dance.
The Dramatic Club Is beginning 70
make plans for the big annual play tc
be given some time in May. The PLAY
has not been selected however. Dr.
Foster. the faculty adviser for the
Dramatic Club IS looking for one suit
able 10 produce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
Y. W. c. A. CALENDAR.

MONDAY
1000 3. m Library Committee. club
rooms
200 p. N staff meeting. club rooms.
lisp Friendship Club club rooms
ruEsDAY
3O0n m Meeting Girl Reserve Corps
of " Il $ Sophomores.
3.45 p m West End Glrl Reserves,
West End Reading Room
f. p IN Hiawatha Girl Reserves,
club rooms.
Is p m -Wawataisi Girl Reserves,
club rooms
4I5p. m.-Meetmg. Grade school Glrl
Reserve Corps Advisors, club rooms
80 p. m Aloha Club, club rooms
500 p. m-Gymnasium Class, club
rooms, S04 Market street
30 p m-F. L. c. Corps, club rooms
WEDNESDAY
1890 a. m Bible Class. Miss Bertha
Harlan, instructor.
$50 p m.-True Blue Corp Girl Re
serves, club rooms
345 p. m-Pocohantas Corp Girl Re
serves, Hanover Church
345 p m-Ouole Corp Girl Reserves
club rooms
9I5 y. III Mandolin { lass tor begin.
ners. club rooms
80 p. II Dressma KING class, Mis-.
Schultz. instructor
500 p Mandolin club Organlza
ton club rooms.
500 p m. AIuors Club Npllasto.
Hall
THURSp AA
345P m Good FAIRY Corp t,rI re
serves, club room
; As p m East Lake Corp Girl Re
serves. club rooms
FRIDAY.
s 00 D. m Spanish Class. club rooms
SATURDAY
400 p IN Marshalltoa Corp Girl IL
serves, AIarshallton, Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26

istic Of this popular hostess. The Ridgciy
home or Dover Greer is n quaint, his
toric building filled With evidence of the
love for the artistic ard beautiful, which
both Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgely possess in
marked degree.
Al Thursdays tea. blazing wood-fire
and soft-shaded lamps liRhtened the
picturesque rooms, ard filled them with
cosy cheer The conference ut Dover
brought out nothing quite so indicative
Of the trcnd of woman thought today
rs Mrs. Ridgelv's brief introduction of
Mrs Maud Wood Park Mt luncheon in
the Dover Century Club She drew n
picture Of the child Of the ages. rcglect-
ed bv mankind. waiting ard longing
for better things thar past history has
afforded. rejoicing in the presence of the
'mother-thought" in government In
passing, Mrs Ridgely highly compi
mented Herbert Hoover.
The two noted visitors Of Thursday
prove1 inspiring guests.
Mrs Park was very logical In her
speaking and many OF the members of
the League of Women Voters found in
her expression concerning the unbiased
stand in politics of the National League
lust the help needed for the Delaware
leagues Mrs. Pirchot too, proved an
excellent speaker. though dlsclaimmR
other reasons for attention than the fact
of being Mr. Pinchot s wife She is striking
ly handsome III appearance with TltiRn
colored hair and distinctive style IN
dress, wearing an oddly beautiful gown
oriental motif in design on Thursday
Mrs. Floy Booth held story-hour for
| children this morning at the New Century
Club, with number Of delighted children
present to hear the stories
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
WOMEN IN NEW FIELDS.

Something more or less new IN
women's work is that of paving the
way for musical and theatrical organi-
cations. Here. as everywhere else,
the women neglect an element Of
variety and novelty Mrs Katharine
McPhaiI, for example, who is in VIII
rnington representing the Robin Hood
performances next week at The Play
house. breaks away altogether from the
beaten track In addition 20 the usual
program she gets in personal touch
with schools and colleges, music teach
ers and educators generally.
Miss May Dowlng is another example
Of successful woman's advance work.
Miss Dowline lives IN New York City
with her mother. and is I'm Wilmington
70 assist the Council Of Jewish women
III putting on the play, Adam and Eva" "
She is charming in manner and ap-
pcarance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
GRACE FoLk stsY

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
What the WOmen's Clubs
in State Are Doing

~ the y,Isata arrive Members gh0 o.
peet W attend should notify 'as en-
ho,lss not later thsn Mo1daY aftsfD0o
The regular Wsdnesdsv tea vii 10 BE-
on March 2 from 8 10 until Cat fhs 81
room. s13 West wrrsf
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of ne presIdent M q p tr
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
Delaware Women Favor Parole Bill

One Of the most impoTta nj actions D
the JOINT legislative commit c Of Women
at Dover Thursday, was the decision that
the committee notify the Senate and
House, also the committee IN charge of
the Parole Bill. that IN the committed 5
opinion, this bill Is Of great Importance.
and the committee earnestly desires it
be brought up for action ut this session
Of the Legislature Throughout the dav
at Dover, general discussion heard strong
" favored the parole bill More and more
the women Of Delaware are endeavaring
to assist in establishing in this state a
more humane system OF treatment for
prison inmates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
GRACE MISSION MEETING.

The second quarterly meeting Of the
Wilmington District Of the Woman S
Foreign Missionary Society viii he held
in Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.
Ninth and West streets, Thursday, March
3. 1890 m Mrs J. 4 Docketv, dis
ist SECRETARY. will preside The program
will be follows
ID evotional services,
Mrs. ]. " r Sumwalt
| Welcome You,
Rev. ] " r Sumwalt
: ome Reminders Miss Reha Smith
T hings Of the Past and Future.
Mrs A Dockety
r efections on Finances, :
Mrs Fannie Joseph
Mrs Marion Carpenter
! influence Of the Book,
Miss Susan c. Lodge
e bildren Mrs Hubert A Roop
T thing story Mrs II kelso
Noontide PRAYER, husine 5, , o'clock.
Mrs f. A Croney District President.
presiding
i net Moments Mrs s j Hamilton
L unto the Last Woman,
Mrs Adam Stengle
A True Story Mrs Harry Hyland
r eaching the Goal Mrs GE. Plummer
T es Cups Mrs l. L Chamberlain
f vangelism. oddress
r cad and Pass On
Mrs. Ella d B Sempl6
L caves Of the Tree Miss : usan {. Lodge
\ our Message A ID emonstTatIoi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
MISS DAME GOES TO NEW YORK.
ReIinquishes Her Position as Secretary Of
the Pension Fund.

Miss Elma Dame. who for the past
two and half years has beer the highly
efficient executive secretary Of the Mothers
Pension Commission of Delaware +
leaving today for New York City where
she will engage in social work Of similar
character. Miss Dame has made many
friends during her tenure Of the secretary
ship ard has been successful IN securing
recognition of the needs Of the work among
mothers. and in htrtheripe tins IN all
possible WAYS
Miss Frarces Grlggs lately ore of
the district secretaries of the Associated
Charities 81 Wilmington will succeed 10
the duties Of Pension Fund secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
Bellefonte Ladies' Aid

The Bellefonte NJ. r. Church Ladies
Aid Society wishes to thank al who Helped
naked the recent Martha Washington
party given by the society, a success. The
program was enjoyed By all, and the
women are very grateful to Miss Eliza
beth Mcdowell Miss Anna Biddle and
Airs II B Ferguson Of Marsh Road
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
FOR KINDERGARTEN FUND.
Jewish Women's Relief viii Have Ono
Performance of Adam and Eva"

Performance OF Adam ara ENs
The local Cou neil Of Jewish Women's
Relief have bought out the opening per-
formance of adam and Eva Morday
evening March Z, for the benefit Of their
Kindergarten department This Comst"ck
and Cost comedy was chosen after very
careful consideration and IL is with plea
sure that thev announce 20 the people
az Wilmington that the Number com
pauy viii present the comedy
Molly Mcintyre, who made such q
favorable impression here rs Rurtv in
"Bunty Pulls the Strings, and William
Bovd are the featured players.
Mrs James \ Ginus president Of the
organization and her associates arc
working very hard t. make this benefit
performance memorable ono
Adam and Eva played for one soid
wear AZ the Longacre Theatre and IN Q
book published rccrntlv by an authority
or the theatre i was mentioned ~ ono
II the best ten plays produced last year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
Women Of American Legion.

The Women's Auxiliary of Della Post
No. Of the American Legion will meet
o'clock 1t Is hoped that all mothers
wives. sisters and daughters Of the men
who are members, Of the Legion will be
present. Light refreshments will be served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
i HE MSTITCHI

Having made arr. agements With the
Come ana See Gift shop Arcade. du
Pont Bldg packages LETT there will
receive prompt and careful attention.
Mrs. a NJ Gish,
2411 jefferson St.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
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CHAIRS FOR sUNNYBRook.

Sunnybrook Cottage for conval-
escent children needs chairs. high
chairs, straight chairs, porch chairs,
baby chairs, chairs of all kirds for
the children 8 use In every house
hold there is a char rot reeded Let
Sunnybrook have it by calling Mrs
Donald ) Ashbrook, phone 326
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26

Tell it 10 all Delaware through Every
Evening want ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26

Mr. and Mrs Benjamin w Johnson
OF Sl1 North Harr ison street hnve been
spending some time at Atlantic City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26

in the north sea After their marriage the
young couple will reside ut the "Marlyn,
Fortieth and Walnut streets, Phila-
delphis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26

Mrs o. Curtis Purdy has been at
Atlantic City for stay of several days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26

Mr. and Mrs Philip J. Carpenter are
visiting Mrs Carpenters father, William
7 Peet. Of = Paul MINI at his winter
home Al Ormond. Florida
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26

Mrs Henry Ridgelys tea in honor Of
Mrs Maud Wood Park cf Washington
and Mrs Clifford Pinchot Of Pennsylvania
on Thursday afternoon in Dover afforded
T. q number q guests al opportunity %
eniov the h9spitsl'ty which is character
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26

Mrs Kenneth Douglass Of Geddes
street Urion Park Gardens entertained
with 2 delightful George Washington
bridge party last Saturday evening