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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03
Crowd Patiently Waited

Ringside, July 2.-After sitting for
hours in O wooden bowl, beneath the
lowering sky, the army OF spectators,
shrugged the kinks out of their backs,
polished their glasses and prepared
TO view the worlds greatest fight
in the worlds greatest arena.
When champion and challenger later
usurped the stage, it was under the
gaze of one of the most remarkable
fight crowds ever assemblei--a crowd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03
Dempsey Knocks Out Carpenter In The Fourth Round

ted 4 woman to prccelo him into Inc
GIena. s q,
An elderly man, who had stooa ~
line n,csl Ct the night droppe1 ito''
exhaustion Just before reaching 'As
gate. He was sent home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03

Before the outbreak of the war in
August, 1914, Carpenter fought sew
eral other battles, beating Georgs
Mitchell by a knockout in one round;
Hubert Roc in three rounds and Phil.
lippe Robinson in a like number. Hs
won two other bouts on fouls, one
from Gunboat Smith in six sessions,
and the other from Kid Jackson in
four.
The bout with Gunboat Smith in
London is the most unusual episode
in the interesting career of this boxer
and marks possibly the only instance
when the shrewdness Of Manager Des,
camps overstepped the bounds OF
craftsmanship.
Carpenter looked like a certain VIM
ner in the first round when he Drop
ped the American for the count OF
nine. Smith, however, showed his re-
markable ability to take it" by com.
ing right back and turning the tide OF
battle in the third round. They fought
on equal terms until the sixth.
Then the Gunner" drove home one
Of his sledgehammer blows that landed
behind the Frenchman's left ear
Carpenter went to the canvas near
his corner. The willy Descamps whisper
ed to him to feign rising. He did so.
Coming up TO half crouching posi-,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03

For advertising purposes a motion
picture machine. automatic in opera.
ton. has been invented that requires
but small space, the pictures on a con.
tinuous film being projected on a
screen on top Of the device.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03

British interests are planning to de-
vclop a deposit of Ignite in Devon, ea-
timated to contain millions Of tons,
and to manufacture OIL using the by.
product of gas for production Of eloc-
tricity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-23
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Among the guests who attendeu nv
sumner and dance last night which MaSu.
ana Mrs, Edward Buchanan Cassast
rave at Chesterbrook Farm. their cout,,
try estate at Berwyn. in honor Oh .e,a .aa
ruests Miss Marion NJ Wilson ana MISS
iouise S Wilson, daughters Of Mr.; and
Mrs Richard T. Wilson, Of New ?or.'
were Miss Sally Henry, Miss Isabella A.
Da Costa, Miss Frances p. Mills, MISS
Caroline H. Norton, Miss Marie Louise
Baird, Miss Gwladys c. Hopkins, Miss
Ethel Heckscher, Miss Eleanor B'
Barnes, Miss Katharine X. Stewart.
Miss Mary Montgomery, Miss Loulie 6.
Thomson Miss Mary Elizabeth Altemus.
Miss Margaret Rowland, Miss Roberta
Dearden Miss Emma Biddle Norris, Mr.,
Robert Glendinning, Jr., Mr.. Anthony
Benjamin F. Strawbridge, Mr.. Alexan-
Woodford Bankson. Mr.. Wharton Sink
Ter, Mr.. j. Slnkler. Mr.. Thomas Ryan,
Mr. Frederick Camp. Mr. Richard Mott,
Mr.. Mark Hopkins Mr.. Edward Blddle,
Mr.. Carroll Hass, Mr.. L. Hull, Mr.. w.
Cofin. Mr., Morris Clothier, Mr.. J. Ewing,
Mr. F Ewing, Mr., Henry Lear and Mr.,
I. II, Morris.
Mrs Henry Page, OF 315 South Six
teenth street. will entertain at a small
ulnner party tomorrow evening before
,he Junior Cinderella dance at the Mer-
ION Cricket Club In honor of her daugh-
Iers, Miss Nancy Page and Miss Evelyn
rage' Among the guests will be Miss
ibeoy Williams, Miss Edith Roberts
MI MISS Mary Virginia Allen. Miss Eleanor
wesley. Miss Henrietta Chapman, Mr..
BBenJamin Lowry, Mr.. Heber Morris, Mr.
rNchard Norris, Mr.. Bradway Brown,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-23

Shirley, Chestnut Hill. and their son and
daughter.in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene G..
b. Simonin. will leave on July for The
Adirondack Mountains, where they will
spend the summer at their camp.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Blight Robinson, of
AIS West Price street, Germantown,
have taken a house at Cape May for
the summer which they will occupy
early next month Mr.. and Mrs. Robin.
son will have as their guests for the
summer their son and daughter-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs Blight Sergeant Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Blight. OF
Tawepa, Chestnut Hill, have taken a
cottage at Cape May for the month of
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Hagy, of the st.
James, returned today from Europe on
the Olympic.
Miss Helen l.. Strawbridge and Miss
Janet H. strawbridge. daughters of Mr..
windemere, Bala, will sail in July for
Europe They will visit in England
France. Switzerland. Holland and Italy
and will return home the latter part OF
September
Mr. and Mrs. William ]. Roberts, OF
on gagement OF their daughter, Misl
Helen Marie Roberts, and DR.. Charles
H. Jameson, of saltwater, MINI. Nc
date has been set for the wedding, but
It Is expected It will take place in the
early fall.
The wedding Of Miss Emma A. Tenn
pie, of Ardmore, and Mr.. Walton II
Mason took place at the home of DR.
C. p II, Mason, 1904 Walnut street, or
Tuesday evening. The Rev. DR.. Mason
performed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
Mason will live In Ardmore
The marriage of Mrs. George Lewit
Smith, Of 653S Wayne avenue, German
town, and DR.. Walter Barnett Adams
took place yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Law Hindle, Of
Lansdowne, announce tho engagement o
their daughter, Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Hindle to Mr.. Nathan Bartlett Talmage
son Of Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Taimage, OF
Billings Mont.
Mr., and Mrs Robert Paul Masland
formerly Of this city and now of Car
Isle, Pa. are being congratulate ted on tn,
birth Of a son, William Sample Mas
land, on June 10.
Miss Helen r. Pennell, daughter o
Mrs Anna pages, Of this city and Mr.
| Wesley Davies. son of Mr.. and Mrs
| John NJ. Davies, of Palmyra, n. j., wer
| married at Media on Saturday afternoon
| at 3 o'clock by the Rev. S II. Leeper a
| the Presbyterian manse. The bride an,
| bridegroom will live at the home of tn
| bridegroom's father, at 418 Cinnaminsol
| avenue, Palmyra.
Mr.. and Mrs John Tomlin. of Soutl
| Seventeenth street. have opened thei
cottage, the Margaret Jane, at Brown
| Mills In the Pines.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-23

mony. will be performed by the Reyy;
Joseph Krauskopf. The bride. who VIII
be given in marriage by her father,
will wear a white satin and chinon
gown. the chiffon beaded In pearls
Her bridal veil. which will be formed
OF old family lace, worn by her mother,
viii be fastened with sprays OF orange
blossoms. She will carry q bouquet
Of orchids and iilSs of the valley. Miss
Angela Bamberger, a sister Of the
bride, will act as maid of honor she
will be gowned In yellow chiffon ana
will carry spring flowers. The brides
maids, who will be Mrs. Charles L.
Kahn, a recent bride, Miss Beatrice Sil-
verrnan. Miss Dorothy We'll. Miss Con I.
stance Altman. Miss Ruth Samter and
Miss Aurelia Rosenau, will wear green
chiffon, shading from pale to deep hues,
and they will carry large punches OF
yellow and white daisies. Mr.. Edward
Goodman. brother Of the bridegroom.
will be best man, and the ushers will
include Mr.. Julian Bamberger. brother
of the bride, Mr.. Alan J. Bissinger
Mr.. Milton Hinlein. Mr.. Elmer q. Simon,
Mr.. Henry Vessel, Jr.. and Mr. Valen'
tine Wilson Mr.. and Mrs Goodmen
| will sail for Europe and will spend
several months In foreign travel. Upor
their return they will live on Sharples'
| road, Oak Lane.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-23
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells Of the Birth of Son to Mr.. and Mrs
Harry adams. Jr.--She Speaks With Regret Of the
Death OF DR.. Jastro,U

Mr. Lawrence Schof, Mr. Robert Shoe
maker and Mr.. Brooke Taney. Mrs.
Page and her daughters will leave on
Sunday for Wabanaki, their camp at
West Surry, Me-, where they will spend
the summer
Mr.. William f. Heyl, son of Mrs Alex
ander T. Siade, Of wynnewood. who has
been studying music In Paris this last
year returned home last week. Mr.. and
Mrs; Slade and Mrs. Slade's sons. Mr..
nard G. Heyl. will motor to jamestown,
r. l.. next Wednesday, where they will
spend the summer at their summer es-
tate there. Mr.. William z. Heyl will
sail for France the latter part OF Aug
ust, where he will remain a year.
Miss Marian watts, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Miller Watts, Of York
House, OgontE, accompanied by her
brother, Mr.. Henry Miller Watts. Jr.,
and Miss Mary'G. Frazier, daughter Of
street, will leave July 1 for Mexico City
where they will spend some time with
Miss Watts uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Won Hitler Mrs. Won
Hitler Ia n sister OF Mrs. Watts.
Among the guests who attended the
du Pont gave at Crestlea. her home in
Ardmore, were Miss Sarah Logan Starr
MISS Pauline du Pont. Miss Virginia de
NJ; Smith, Miss Banning Grange and
t",Ss f'a''ah W. Hino.t,
MI; ana MRS william Townsend
/ Wrlsnt, OF 81. DaVids, viii leave next
WEEK lot Nerragansett Fer, where they
VIII spend the remainder OF the summer.
I Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Valentine. OF
Highland Farm. Bryn Mawr, who are
spending several weeks at Hartford
| County. Va. will return home on Satur.
day.
/ Mr.. Glasgow Clark, of Norfolk, Va,
Is the guest OF his aunt, Mrs. CARING.
ton c. Tutwiler.- at her home In Chest
nut Hill Mr.. Clark has Just returned
from year. trip around the world. Mr..
ano MRS. Tutwiler Will leave July 10 for
Moosenead Lake, Me-. where they will
sPend me remainder OF the sumner; Mr..
tnS.ch nsxt a,soon ~ -, t9.Wiler, , JrY VIII leave
ne VIII spend the summer at Camp Wild
WOOD. .tn.
Miss Elizabeth Wood Packard daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs, George Randoiph
! Packard of the Meadows, yillanova
and Mr.. Herbert Church, son Of Mr., and
Mrs. Arthur l.. Church, OF 23I7 De
| Lancey place, who will be married or
Monday afternoon next at 5 o'clock in
me Church or the Good Shepherd al
wedding trip spend the summer with
Miss Packards parents. Mr. and Mrs
Arthur L. Church will leave on Friday
July !, for Bayhead. N. j.. where they
VIII remain until the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah J. Sullivan and
their daughter, Miss Edith Sullivan, .oi
1910 Walnut street, have left for Allan,
| tic City. where they are occupying theiI
cottage, 109 South North Carolina ave
| nue., FOR the summer.
r. MT auo Moodros Ms. "Inam ,mhrh n; Wanamaker e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-23
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Cahall and their
daughter. Miss Honare Mercur Cahnl,
of Wallingford, will go In few weeks
to Murray Bay, Canada, where hey
will remain until September.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. II p. Sheppard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert sheppard have re-
turned TO their home In Swarthmore from
a stay at Ocean city
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-23

It's class day exercises last evening at
8 o'clock at the college, York street
below Broad street
Mrs. Walter D. Daislmer. Of the
Royal Apartments, at Broad street and
Girard avenue. gave a reading Of plays
a. the summer home Of Mrs. Joseph y
Fetgel. 200 East johnson str eet. yester-
Gay afternoon, the proceeds OF which
VIII be devoted TO country week work
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-23
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Myrtle p. Levy, Of 1900 North
Sixty second street. has returned home
after having spent month In Long
Island and Baltimore.
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Wright. OF 1913
Hazel avenue, Bywood, announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Grace
Lillian Wright, to Mr.. Fred Harry
Dietsch yesterday. Mr.. and Mr. Dietsch
will be at home after July 1b at 1918
Hazel avenue, Bywood.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-23
ALONG THE READING

The Book Lovers Club of Oak Lane,
Of which Mrs. Paul Carter Fisher Is
president. held it's last regular meeting
at the home of Miss Marcella Staunton
During the summer months there will
be Informal meetings at the home OF the
members every Tuesday morning.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-23
cIccARELI-sABATINo

A pretty wedding took place on Mon;
day at o'clock. when Miss Mary Di
Sabatino, of 1443 South Thirteenth
street, became the bride of Mr.. Pasquale
Ctccareli. OF 1920 Morris street A re-
ception followed Immediately after the
ceremony at St. Rita's Church. Broad
and Ellsworth streets. Miss Regime Pc
coraio was maid OF honor and Mr.. Can
deloro Ettore acted as best man. The
two flower girls were Miss Olga Di Sa-
batino and Miss Carmela Fante.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-23
MALONE--MONA9HAN

at s O'Clock in ST Agatha's Church. Thir-
ty-efghth and Spring Garden streets
when Miss Ann c. Monaghan, of 40s0
Parkside avenue, became the bride OF
Mr.. Martin J. Malone, OF Shenandoah,
Pa. The Rev. John Boyle ofhciated.
'rhe bride. who was attended by Miss
Margaret Bonner as maid Of honor, wore
n white canton crepe suit. white hat and
a corsaxe OF orchids and sweet peas.
Mr.. Malone had for his best man his
brother. Mr.. James Malone.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-23
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter c. McGillin, Of
2t06 North Nineteenth street. announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Helen Margaret Tomkins, and Mr.. James
]. Robinson also Of this city
The senior class Of Gratz College held
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-23
MURPHEY-wILSON
GOODMAN-BAMBERGER

The wedding OF Miss Rosalind BAN.
berger. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur J. Bamberger. Of 23l Ashburne
road. Elkins Park, and M. Alan Stern
Goodman, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
H. Goodman, OF 1890 Rittenhouse
the Bellevue -Stratrord Hotel. The cere-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16
Has Patents PsndIio.

William F. Staggers, local inven.
tor, received his first completed
window lock device yesterday
which Cleveland firm is making
for him. He will apply for a pat.
ent in Canada as soon as that which
IS now pending in Washington Is
granted. He has received a patent
for an anti.skid automobile chain
from both the Washington aud
Canadian offices. A patent is also
pending on a device for the steer.
ing wheel Of Ford cars which will
keep It from going past center and
will be the means Of keeping sew.
eral cars from turning further and
causing accidents. A battery car
rier has been made and a patent
applied for by Mr.. Staggers.
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pioyed ard where they viii locate
for SOME months.
Mir and Nrs, p. t;Alatr suo son.
Leroy ~ ana Miss Naomi Furbce
were Visitors q Cameron n sun.
Ms john Conner and Mia WI.
ina ffupdt5 az WI ellns have been
guests u Ms George Hopwooa II
Br6ol Sside, the former returning 10
her home - Wheeling yesterday.
Miss virginia L6per spent sun.
day with her parents IN Wheeling,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Lampe have
returned from 4 visit with relatives
in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Bowers
and family have returned from d
two weeks visit IN Terra Alta.
Mrs.. D. F, Hollobaugh and Mrs
E, 1. Hollobaugh left Sunday for
il visit with relatives at Pittsburgh
and Butler, Pa,
Mrs. Flem o. AHA, OF Cincinnati,
ts here for 1 visit with her moth.
81, Mrs. 8. 2. Moekler, OF Butfal,
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Hawkins an,
children haye gone to Akron, ohlr
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16
nMIllss LuLu nErrn.

Production Of the screen version
OF Miss Lulu Bett" has been
started at the Paramount studio
by William deMille. The title role
will be played by Mildred Harris,
erst#hilS wife Of Charlie Chaplin.
When '?hlss Lulu Bett" was pre-.
sented on the stage IONA Gale was
awarded the Pulitzer ptt5a for
writing the best American play
Ssst season.
Clara Beranger adapted the play
and novel for the screen. rheo.
dore Roberts, Clarence Burton,
Heien Ferguson, Mabel Van Buren
May Giracct and Ethel wales are
IA the cast.
1t ii To be hoped that Para.
nlotint will not continue its Gus.
tom az hestowins meaningless Il.
ties On film productions. Miss
lulu Bett' means something ii a
literary and dramatic way.
Paramount announces that the
title 81 the picture adapted from
splon clayton calthrop's novel,
3SP6rpetua," has been changed to
,I6ye's Boomerang" John 8. Rob.
settson Is filming It in France.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16

Wait With Air and Mrs Doalcs s.
Jones, Of West Main street
Mrs Katie Mari and Mnrrarol
'Padden spent yesterday NTH
tsiends at Burton
aIts Saiia il Knen has returned
rom 9 visit With atfs. Porter fibl.
land at aifnont
Miss Lucy Req Is The guest al
MISS Martha F'rRm q Fafrmort.
Miss Harfiett Mahbh, o. Phila.
delphta, e. here for q visit with her
sister, Mrs. James s. E1rbee, Of
Center street..
Rev. W. N. McDanteis Il q husi.
ness visitor at Logan, Ohio, for q
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. "A. Hays and
granddaughter have returned to
their home at wi6rton after visit
with the formers brother, a. ],
Hays and family here.
Mrs. Arch II. Burt is spending
the week with her mother, Mrs.
Wheat at Wheeling.
Mr., and Mrs. q. G. Eaush and
children, Of Hastings Station,
spent the week with relatives here.
Mrs. Sprasg, OF Wheeling, Il the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, George w.
Hawkins IN Jericho addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. O. Basnett and
children have returned from a Wis.
i at Columbus, Ohio, their daugh.
ter, Miss Jean, a student for the
past year a Moody Bible Institute,
Chicago, returning with them.
H, D. Atha left yesterday for q
business visit at Columbus and Lo.
gan. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Gordon are
moving this week to Hastings Sta.
ton, where the former will be en-.
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Tor D Visit with Nfs Huvklns
sni'' aif no ,irs Richard aiecs.
Mss Rsbs Alas BIS resmaaa
from Chltag So Stn SD Fas td
dsat lloed Btble III itIls ~
the pps year.
.. r. Dawson has returned ron
aste wdays' business visit il Clsfes.
burg,
Miss Margaret Conway has 70
turned TO her homo at Peof!a, ILL.,,
after an extended Witt with rela.
tives here and at Pennington,
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MOVIELAND
Fl a nscpfe dat eeps dttti 4
nismsuts oDoy
.sY lAMEe ~. psAN

NEW YORK, Avg .s-lfhe
nhotoplay tim elbows only black
IND waite and 'tntermedtate shades
tgray. Soft would seem that coli
orr % clothes Worn BY players
woild be Of little CONSEQUENCE.
However,, every company has an
expert II the head Of the ward;
robe department. II 10 that per.
sons 1oh 70 see that the clothes
worn BY various charaeers not only
tibe With Tue style and cut Of the
petipd 10 which the play II placed
but also harmonic with the tenn
perament' Of the player.
Il find that a woman,s mood
will unconSciously change 70 III
the style Of garment IN which l
dress her" says Sophie Wachner,
head Of Goldwyn's wardrobe de.
partmeut Therefore, make ey.
erBthipR Just at Is would be worn
IN real life"
IN "Tae Glorious Fool" Helene
Chadwick plays the part Of o pro.
baton nurse, Miss Waehner
bought tho material for her uni.
form from the Same bolt OF cloth
used a q hospital.
The aprons were cut from hos.
pital patterns. Thus It was easier
Tor Miss chadwick 10 actually live
her part.
Sylvia Dreamer plays the part
ot a wealthy debutante In "The
Man with Two Mothers. Her dress
was made Of the finest material
% neutral tones. s
Two blrds of paradise we're in
her hat But they were not stand.
ing up IN the usual snowy way.
They we're worn flat against the
hat. ThlS, to make the costume
conglrots with the refinement Of
the character being played by Miss
1reamer.
Costumes for ragged characters
are not made by cutting holes In
garments and sewing on patches.
The clothes are ground on a whet.
stone that has been sprinkled with
SOIL. This gives the costume the
appearance 81 having been worn to
tatters.
Unless the director wants to
convey the idea Of pure white, 40
In D nurses apron, white Is sci.
dom worn in the studio.
Red, deep yellow and orange
photograph black. The wardrobe
t1istress must know the photo.
gt&phic qualities Of colors. So
Mist wachner carries a blue glass
when she goes shopping. Though
that eolors appear as they would
an the screen.
She also shops and cares for
Clothing much as an economical
mother OF a large family. What
she buys for stars she gets with
The view Of cutting down and max.
ling over for lesser character in
other pictures.
Some Of the things Miss Wach..
hef was called upon to do in the
past year were to make ballet
tktrts for horses, q suit for IA
seareero% a bed for a rnohse, a
]. Jacket Tor dog and a cover for
4 A dolls INT water hottie
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..PersenaLs

Personals.
Mi. Ella Martin and daughter.
Christine, Of MetE, were Visitors
here yesterday, the latter LEAVING
for q visit with her father at Tiin.
Melton.
Mrs. G, s. Thomas, Of Tairmpnt,
was the guest Of her mother, Mrs
Mary Hcnsh, here yesterday.
Dr.. 9. B. McNeelY Is spending .
visit at Berkeley Springs.
K. u, Glover has retuI ned TO Nc.
Mechen after q visit with friends
here.
E. +. MILAN has returned from
q week end visit in Wheeling and
Pittsburgh.
Dr.. F. W. Vance and children,
Eugenia and John, left on Sunday
for q months vacation at the ALE.
gheny sportsmenIs club and points
IN the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia.
Miss Mayme King. Of Littieton,
has returned home after a visit
with her brother, ". ]. King and
family, In High street.
Thomas Kendall has returned to
his home at Rinebart, Harrison.
county, after a visit with friends
here and at Metz. q
John L. Ely has returned from
week end visit with his family at
Cameron. r.
w. s. Pltzsr, OF Fairmont, was
here for a week end visit with his
Fon Phil H. Pltzer and wife, In
Marshall street.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 3. Gallagher and
son, Paul, have returned from
Pittsburgh where they were called
BY the illness Of the formers broth.
er.
Gerald Elliott has returned from
a four days visit with friends at
Cameron.
Miss Alkaline Downs has gone 10
Akron, Ohio. for two weeks visit
with friends.
Miss Vera Berry has returned to
her home at Moundsvilie after a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16
WARRINGTON
Commission Met,

At the semi.monthly meeting OF
the city commission last evening
plans for the new concrete bridges
In this city were gone over with a.
B. Whitaker, representing the Lu.
ten Concrete Bridge company Of
olarksburg. Matters pertaining to
paving the remainder Of High and
Main streets was also discussed.
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On Saturday afternoon the Man
ntneton tennis team defeated the
FaiTmbnt team at the Country club
Fairmont. winning three out Of five
matches in the singles and both OF
the doubles. Hamilton. Perry
Kunst, Cottman and ReifsnydeI
composed the local team.
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Move Shoe 70 EaIrmont.

Preparations are being made to
move the Dietrich auto paint shop
which has for the past few months
been located on the third floor OF
the Conaway.Greene garage build.
Ing in Pyles avenue to the new
Dietrich building in FaIrmont, The
location here has been used since
their quarters were burned down at
Falrmont some time ago.
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