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The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
Faber's Hurting and Kid
Infield Trims Tigers 3-2
Flashy Support by Salt Lake City In6eld Helps
White Hose to Win Cobb and
Heilman Star for Detroit.

DETROIT. Mich. April l5.-Urban
Faber's excellent pitching coupled
with the nashy support accorded
him by Comiskey's salt Lake City
fnfeid" gave the Chicago white
Sox f 3-to-2 victory over Cobb's
Tigers here this afternoon bfore
one Of the largest April crowds. out
side of snlopening game, that De-
troit has ever known.
Gieason's kid" Infield flashed
everything that could be asked Of a
major league outft. Plays that Il
made today would easily rival
anything that Connie Mack's ia
nous 100000 inner works ever
pulled In its prime. 10 addition to
this fact they were there in the
pinch when IL came to hitting and
though their hits were few they
came when they were most needed.
The Tigers. too. played a much
different game than anything they
showed last year under the Gerry
Jennings. With Cobb eNhorting
them TO their utmost they were
dangerous until the last man was
out and had It not been for the
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
Erickson's Shoots Curb Sox;
Fancy Fielding Plays Seen
McBride's Men Pound Bush and Fullerton for
Thirteen Hits Circuit Drives Furnish
Needed Thrills.
By JACK NYE.

The which nothing much to brag about last
beginning early in Clark Griths garden patch
this spring
Rice bounced ball off the cnterhd wall in the first inning
with the Red Sox ced the bases with dazzling
speed did fadeaway the plate fraction of second ahead
the home There the bases the In
Pat Charity duplicated the performance except that
left field where the box and
The fence Pat soughed heavily the pan as
futile his direction
ORourke rode home ahead Of Pat -
the high the evenings entertainment which
Grifnen by opsided of The long armed
Olaf did the pitching and made pretty good job OF it, as
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safe when Collins collided with
Liebold as the tiny right fielder
was making the catch, jarring the
ball from his hands. With the
bases crammed, Charity sent a diff
ficult grounder to Scott who threw
late TO catch O'Rourke at second.
Harris counting. Erickson laid
down a bunt and Shanks was safe
when RueI dropped Bush's quick
toss to the. plate. Judge then raped
O'Rourke and Charity home with a
single to center.
Charity added the final two to
the total when he. completed the
circuit in the eighth, driving
O'Rourke ahead of him.
Boston's lone score came in the
fifth. when Ruel singled and cashed
in on Menosky's single to right.
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-sforementionedi brilliant playing Of
Gleasonis kids probably would have
come through to q victory.
As IL was they showed such q va
ried brand Of attack that Il is evil
dent they will be one of the hardest
clubs in the circuit TO beat this
season. Cobb and HeiImsn. the two
''old men" OF the team, made the
two most brilliant plays Of. the af-
ternoon. The Georgia Peach came
from deep center right in behind
second to take q short ny al hts
shoe tops. While Heilman went
back 10 the fence to take a near
homer out Of the air just as IL was
soaring out OF the park.
The box score:
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Runs AS GRIFFN1EN WIN TO
Park Commissioner
Jumps sBIue.Lalcists

NEW YORK. April l1s.-Biue
law extremists, attempting 20
prevent the running Of the Junior
Metropolitan eress couatry and
senior cross country ehssapioh-
ship races, both amsteuri events,,
because u n Intended TO hold
fhem on sunday, April -. and
Sunday. May I. have been turned
down nat by Park Commissioner
Hennessy. Of the Brenx.
The New York sabbath eom-
nittee asked thaf the permifa be-.
revoked. -
). The eommissiener replied tAat
the purpose Of the park DEPART
ment was TO set the people out
Of the tenements and ofnces On
sunday.
close the parks.'
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
Bags Loaded, a Walk
Clues Braves 6-5 Win

BOSTON, April Is. With the
bases choked in the tenth inning.
MiIjus walked Ford. forcing South
worth over the plate with the run
that gave the Braves a 6-to-5 win
in the third game of the series here
today. The game was an open. free
hitting affair. the Robins tieing it
up with two runs in the seventh.
The score:
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Tribe Hammers Ball.
Defeats BroLDns, I0-4

ST. LOUIS, April 15.-cleveland
held a slugging fest here this
afternoon, and after allowing St
Louis TO pile up a lead Of four runs.
all in the first inning, turned to
with a wallop and raped out
fourteen hits The score was 10
to 4. Score:
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0TotaIs.. 81 y IUT IotaIs... 80 T z I.
sBatted for Martin In Axth.
xBatted for North In ninth.
score by innings:
Chicago b.. 100 0 o 2 9 . W
Runs--Hea thcote. Fournier. Hornsby. Ne
Henry. Flack. HoIlocher. MaiseI 3, Barber
3, Deal 2. O'FarrelI. Errors-Fournier. Ri
Were. Lasan. Two-base hits-Hollocher.
FIaek. Lavan, Barber. Twombly. Three
base hit-Deal Sacrifice hits--stock. Hol-
Iocher stolea r hase-Fournier. Hit by
pitcher-By York tHeatheotel. Doubte
plays-o'Farrell to Grimes to o'FarreA:
Holly to Terry to Grimes. Struck out-By
Martin g. ny Riviere 3. By York ?. I'm
pires-0'Dsy and ouigley.
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Cubs Overcome F Four-Run
Lead and Trim Cards 11-4.
Bruins Show Old Fighting Spirit Of Famous
Chance Machine York Relieves Martin
And Holds Cards Safe.

It was the way he handled himself
that makes It apparent he has the
makings of real major leaguer. He
backed up every man on the inheld
ana frequently was backing up the
catcher when the pitcher overlooked
this important work. His pep and
drive and natural ability are maxi
ing a hit here and all he has to do
now is keep up, his present gait TO
earn a place IN the Cards infield.
The ,bOx score:
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Runs-Bigbee, Grimm. Schmidt. Fonseca.
Errors-BiEbee. Schmidt. Two-base hits
Daubert t2,. Barnhsrt, Carey. Three-base
hit--Bressler. Double piays-Hargrave to
Crane. Tierney to Grimm. Sacrifice hits
whitted, Grimm. Struck out-By Rixey, .:
by Napier. 1; by Hamilton. 1: by Yellow
hcrse. !. Base on balls-On RiIey. 3: on
Hemilton. 1. Wild pitch--Hamilton. Pitch
Ing record-On Ri1ey. 9 hits and 3 runs in
innings; OF Napier. I hit and runs in
/ inning; OF Hamilton. 4 hits and 1 run in
innings. Left on bases-Cincinnati. a.:
Pirates, 4. Umpires - Rigler and Moran.
Time-l:50.
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Pirates Rally in 8th
To Defeat Reds, 81

CINCINNATI. April 15.-A rally
in the eighth inning. in which the
Pirates scored all of their runs,
gave them a 3-to-l victory over the
Reds here today. The home club
only found Hamilton for four hits
in seven innings. and Yellowhorse,
who relieved him, was invincible.
Score:
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central ~ 33l 0l2 2o-l2
Western .... OOl O2O 22O- :
Euns-CSoodman. Lemon Dunlap. RHuber
~ Buckley t3, Cummings t2l, Dey,
Brinkman. Dawson. Browning. Donaldson
Hair, French. Nichols t2l. Errors-Good
nan. Davis, Dey. Browning. Jenress. Stew
sns Hair Nichols Two-base hits - Cum
nings. Goodman. Dunlap, Dey, Dawson C2D.
stevens. Jeffress. Home run-Dcy. Stolen
taces-Dunlap. Rauber t2I, Buckley, Cum-
nings. Dey. Roberts. Donaldson. Dawson.
browning. French. Sacrifice hits-Rauber.
Davis. Base on halls-0h Brinkman. =; on
Walker. =; of Hair. s. Struck out-By
Brinkman. 3: by Walker. 4; by Hair IL.
Wild pitches-walker (2D. Balk-Brinkman
Tits made-Oh Brinkman. 8: of Walker, ..
Umpires-Hpghes and Handiboe.
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sHHtted Tor BOehIer IN nlnth-
tran for SEVERED in ninth.
Cleveland. O2Ool gao 30
St Louis 1000 o o o O O.
Runs-JohnSton smith, Sewell i2l, steph-
ensor C2l. O'Neiu 90. Bsghy t2l. Tobin.
Gerber, siSIer. williams. Errors-Sewell.
Baght Tobin. Gerbcr. Davis. Two-bs-e
hits-6Neill. BaEby. Burns. Sacrifice hits
Smith. Stephenson. Double play-Stepben-
son to Sewell to Johnston. Bases on bs lis
OF Davis 9: of BaEby. /: OF Bayne. l.
Struck out-Bv Davis. .. Pitching record
on Davis. 8 hits. 5 runs In 2-S inninES:
Of Bsyne. hits, runs in 2-3 in
rings. Left on hases-St. Louis, s; Clere-
and. IL. Time Of Eame-l;54. Umpire
Evans and HiIdebrand.
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'Batted for Bush in seventh
tBatted for Fullerton In ninth.
Boston. o Q o o o 1 o 0 O-I
NaShlngt gtOn. i 4 X-T
Home runs-Riee. Charity. Stolen bases
Rice. Harris. Left on bases-Boston. s;
Washington, Z. Double plays-Gharrity 20
Harris: 0'ROurke TO Harris to Judge: Pratt
10 Scott to McInnis. Struck out-By Erick-
son, T. Base on balls-On Erickson .;
Fullerton. l. Hits-Oh Bush. s in 6 innings:
Fullerton. in innings. Losing pitcher
Bush. Umpires-ConnolIy and Moriarty.
Time Of game-1:46
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Bissonette VIII Face
u. of w. Md. Today

Del Bissonette will undoubtedly
toe the slab for Georgetown in to-
days game with University of West
ern Maryland. Bissonette has not
worked for many days and should
have his assortment of shoots
primed for the westminsterites-
O'ReiIly's men are cleaning up right
and left these days. and should have
but little dificulty in disposing OF
the visitors. The game starts at
o'clock and is the only local col
lege battle scheduled for today.
O'Rourke led the Grirfmen in hit
ting. with three. Every other play
er connected at least once, with the
exception of Lewis and Erickson.
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Totals. 4e11t2s Is Totals. 80 Il 30 IL
.Seis batted for Mamaux in seventh.
tOne out when winning run was scored.
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Totals. "a 1s24 el Totals. 3 q Il
sSone out when winning run was scored.
C;,-orretown, 90 o o o 0 ii
Run-Murphy. Errors-seasholz. sheedy.
Three-base hit-Murphy. Stolen bases
sheedy, Murphy, Bieber. sacrince-sheri-
dan. Malley. Reynolds. Wells. Left on
4; Georretswn.- "A. Base
ON balls-on Hyman, 8; OF Carney, 9. Hit
by pitcher-By Carney (2D. by Hyman t8l.
struck out-By Hymsn. IL; by Carney. IL.
Passed baIl-Kenyon. Umpire-Woodward
Time Of game-2:0O.
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Boston. .............. I o y 10
Runs-Johnston I2l, Konetchy, kilduh.
Neis, Powell t2I. Barbare. Southworth. Ford.
'rhree-haSe hits-wheat Powell C2l, Eonet-
,hy, Barbare Two-base hits-Wheat. Pow
ell C2l. Konetchy. Barbsre. Johnston t2l,
Nicholson, Krueger. Griffith. Sacrifice hit
-O'SeiIl Stolen base-wheat. Double
pisys-Scott to O'Neill Kildun TO Olson {"
Konetchy: O'NeiI to Holke. Bases on balls
or scott .: OF smith. 3: of Miljus. ..
Struck out-Ry Scott, s: by Smith. 5; by
Mamaux /: by MiiJus. 8. Left on bases
Boston, o; Brooklyn, 8. Umpires-Brennan
and Emslie. Attenda nce-l 900.
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Cobb. Ernor-Coliins. Two-base hits-Neach,
Collins Base On bsils-Of Ehmke, .; or
FAber, 2. STRUCK out-By Ehmke. 4: MID
dleton. 1; Faber. :. Umpires-Chin and
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Totals. 20 1871 16' Totals. 81 427 Is
sBatted for Hamilton in seventh inning.
tBatted for Rixey in eighth inning.
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'Batted for MiddIeteu in ninth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
About People
Movements OF Individuals To And
Prom The City.

Nick Nncdirh "f Wr.rton vii! UNDERGO
an operation to-day ~ the Wheeling hos
pita..
Charles johnson Of this city. who
has h,"u confined - The Wh""HnG hos
pi'.u with Illness. VIII 10 removed hom"
today.
Mrs. Lee smith has been removed to
her home in Warwood after being III
a, the Nurth WhrrIInC hospital fer $cH-
cr,u weeks.
Miss CARR" rark,r II n" island. who
has been n at II" Wheeling hospital
- slowly improving.
Mrs. {. Curtis If EChOut. w. Va. WAS
admitted TO the Wheeling hospital las,
night. and VII! undergo an operation to-
day.
Mrs. JOHN H. Thornton Of Si>t"rSyill".
who underwent an operation for arpcn-
dlcItlS seine TIM aSU. IS slowly improv-
ing =: the Ohio Valley General hospital.
Mrs. Wln HIEE.nS. cf Cameron. spent
Tuesday shopping IN the CITY
Ern.~S; l. YoS;. Of Warrington, was =
M.h."l:ns business visitor on Tuesday.
Mss Lena Wickh>m has returned to
her homo ~ Grafton after a VISIT WITH
Warrl:ag InI MoUndsvil!e friends.
Mrs. James EaLrht;c. Of E.k.ns. Is
visiting h'r mother on Market street.
Mr. and Mrs George Wagner announce
;hr birth Of = daughter yesterday Horn
I'M; 4; thc ohio Valley General Hospital!
Mrs. Wayne: WAS formerly Miss f.i::t-
t"ih licrvcy
MIR and Mrs. J Il, Haskell. Of We'll,
InrtoN. IA. ar" visiting relatives and
friends IN tbs city.
=. T. r"wl'-. -: Marietta o. was a
business visitor n ;hiS city yesterday.
Z ECn;,r. IT S;"uhcHVi.r. - spending
/ fnw days visiting friends N the East
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American Legion. Dance.

~ dance - De gwen NN AmNrIIan
I.e-.on coSt No. : IN THURSDAY evening
:, Tho auditorium Of no E,ks club IS
beng looked forward 20 With Keen IN
,r-sst BY members and friends OF the
poS,. Al sx->o!d.~c5 ar" cordially in
yttnd. Ma:Er's orchestra has b"'n en-
gared % furnish tAs T-oS!aIn. and =
pleasant "v"alaE $ prom Sod u" guests.
Dancing Will begin a. $50 o'clock and
Will continue until midnight. Fa."k,
DAME. Potts. Stephens and Carney com
rr.s,. he general Ccwu:t;ee n charge
,r-.,,,,ayrrDsS
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agement Announced

TIE engagement OF Miss Fla tic
Kr.utZer and Mr.. Charles II. kurHer
was announced by Miss Mad"!yn kur-
rc- AZ 4 party given by her on Monday
light. The bride el",t was also given
PHEASANT surprise III 4 miscellaneous
shower "t lovely gifts. The date for
tho wedding has not been SOY.
MISS krr'Itz"r is i daughter OF Mrs.
Herman krcutI"r Of East MCCOlluch
street and Mr.. kuraer Is i son OF Mr..
a:i! Mrs. =. =. Kururr of the North End
He IS employed IN the local office Of the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. TIL" Uany
friends Of the young people will shower
them with heartlrSt congratulations and
best wishes.
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# YOU MI:
TAKING YEAST.
YOU LII BE GLAD TO KNOW YEAST
vITAM1NE IS yJT UP IN
TABLETS NOW.
EASER TO TAKE
RESULTS QUICKER

Out Of cXpcrI"uC" .;LIu"l IN watching
numerous prDylr taking yeast. tn"
chemists have tnUnd the ucar',l ideal
combination and Eu% YOU ,an buy 1t tn"
drug store. concentrated tablets contain
ing a proper dos" al Yeast NitHuin"
water soluble ~ with the st:ll NOR"
important Fat S"iuhi" A. Nltauin".
etc. which IN tHh.r, :"rm, U;:v:v "N-
prrssly toy mrdirlrn. use il easier to
take--nur" ccouumr,N and results
quicker These tablets ar" called "i'h"S-
Pho E!taiuiu"" tablets. Doctors. drug
slStS and chemists prefer them and
praise this newer h"tt"r way
Note:-We recommend the tablets In
preference to ordinary yeast and gladly
prepay 4 bottle Of SO Phos-Pho Vitarlne
tablets to out-of- town customers on re-
ceipt of 81, plus nc war tax. G. II.
Griest & Co., ll25 Market St, wheel
ing, W. Va
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COLORED WORK
SECRETARY HERE
Miss Serreals, Of Chicago, ArriVss 20
Take Newly Organized Brancn
at 'Y."

Miss Scrrcale. who has been selected
hv th. hoard Of directors Of the Young
W-ou.n's Christian associa ton 10 have
charge of the work among colored girls
OF the city and community. has arrived
in the city. coming yesterday from chi
Cago. The girls reserve movement
among girls in The schools has been or
ganized previous - Miss S"rreals COM
ing, and the development Of 1t ana OF
other lines OF work vii! now be in her
hands. The Y. W. G. \. officers nope
TO have n desirable location within
short time for this branch OF us WORK.
and TO have it in operation within 1e"
weeks.
O-P-P-O-R-T-U-E-I-
INTELLIGENCER WANT ADS.
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For Brde-Elect.

Ms C;e.rgr Coleman Will contribute
another pretty Marty - the series o, pre-
events Eo- Mss N!Detta Miller.
whNr, she eH,n-tains w.tA an tNtorma'
efcai~ .oIay ~ her home n "od.a"n.
Rridgcw III engage the guests during
a peasant Afternoon and NJ the conc!u-
sion oc The games 4 tempting luncheon
Will he served
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-N|ACVE|GH
WEDDING TODAY
MISS MARY MARTIN MACVE1GA
AND MR.. PHuLIP GALP1N
PLArT WILL BE MARRIED
AT ONE O'CLOCK
cersrnony Win Be Performed in Same
Room Where Her Mother was
Married Years Ago.


THIS afternoon a. -" h"iA' 81 NJ.
and Mrs. Peter L M."N"!gh, IT, ~.
2l0& CAaHliar street when nus ''.""
tho scene VI many "o;.>o.e wet" ,,''F.
n" nGpt'als uf :h":r o""S.,"'. ., N.rS
Mary Martin MlcE"'EA' """ NJ, my
GaiNIn riat; 90 iAH"S"""n' "a. w.
:. quietly S"l"muiz"d At " '."H 49,
hr,de and groom WIZ enter n" r'"H''-
tul old Narlor TO the strains q; n"
bridal chorus from loh"nGc!n. play"
by MISS Adelaide Sh"cN"E A"d VII tAA'
thrl- place before the lovely "'i tASA-
:uned mantle. which has boon banked
with fragrant spring blossoms III"
creamery. TIE ceremony viii b. per
Sn--,,,t he Dr samuel Martin Gibson,
rAS.or OF the F:rSt Presbyterian
church n .hr ,-~SrrC,. or the rcEa' YES
and :at!rnate friends OF ne bride and
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and WNn greatly benefited. A';'t
taking six bottles | was well
Il took DR. Pierv"s medic. nos o.
the advice OF {, relatIv" who u."@ -
Prescription for herself and go. i
% her daughter think this mod
iCin" is good FOR all women in Il 'n's-
down state MRS. W BLlIi END.
Have been sold by druEGiS : for
the past nifty years.
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This evening II The social rooms %
the I.N.N.N TIA" iullyAnna cub VII
meet for - merry SewlH. iStriy At 80
u.cluck on Thursday u.-H: the FEEDER
a'Ion club viii hold 4 supper az b
o'cluck \ rev class IN sewing Will be
"i,""cG on Thursday AZ : O'Clock. CA
t'r:Gty the T.E.,i. cub VIII entertain
II. members aud friends with - tuN.-
INK :arty at the S.M.C.A. alleys.
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Gocke-mcGinlsy.

Miss Hdyth FAmon.'on. Refreshments
WAL be served by N.Y. Leon Il H'"i".
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to-cst him in the "Old Kentucky Home"

movement.
THO same "T.!ehtn;n company APP
nearing in Luutsv:iI" this week-ln
<.,rr. The only on" presenting the "a
nous play IN ;our will h" seen at tho
,.r,~i tn",,.r tho week Of April IS. at
r.r1lar prices Milton Mobiles. be-
loved ravnr!to with an earlier genera
ton Of p.aygocrs. has the role OF the
slow-noving old vagahond. BIZ Jones'
whose notorious lack OF speed gives tne
plav its title.
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Both parties proNt whom th"y meet
through In,cii!lGcncer Want Ads
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Miscellaneous shower.

Miss Mab.l Shannon ard Mrs. Her
bert Younger delightfully."- entertained
IN honor Of Mrs. hob Foley and Mrs ".
e. Jackson formerly Miss Hazel Thomas
and MISS Daisy Vented last evening al
Mrs YeungcrS home. The affair wa
in the nature OF miscellaneous shove:
and thc brides received many beautiful
and Useful gifts. AZ the clos" Of the
evening delightful luncheon WAS
served.
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Those present were:

Cafeteria Luncheon
To-day from II until l:3p o'clock
cafeteria luncheon VIII bc served in The
dining roorr Of IN" First Christian
church BY tho Woman'S Missionary So
cIe,y Of that congregation. Mrs. Ar
thur Watkins and Mrs. Thomas Arm
strong viii d" in charge. and ~" fol
lowing tempting menu will b" served:
Baked Ham
Brown Potatoes and Gravy
Fake rcanS Stewed Tomat oeS
Feet Salad Saw
Park"r House Rolls
Butter Je,iy Relish Hoffct
Pc Ice Cream
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months SUI
fcred every
day with my
left side |
then began
taking i)r.
fiCrCcS Fa
vOrte Pre-
Scrip'ion and
alSOthN Cola.
en- Mcoir&l
l)iScON'
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Informal Danco-

A merry gathering Of young psop!e
have arranged an Iu-orma! dancing
party % b. held Thursday evening n
the auditorium a. Bishop x cooerty at
Elm Grove. The Whitaker -G.aSsHcr
orcheStr. has ben engaged 20 furnish
the musical program and II: ll:SO
O'Clock. a DELICIOUS haSkst supper Will
becnjoyed This feature Is most IN
usual ard provides nuch pleasure tor
the guests. This affair = one OF 4 series
OF lns,r:nrl dances c.v"a by this group
and ~" usual a,t"n!1H"e - expected
10 attend Thursdays d.,acN.
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Marrta~e Announced

cards HAY" been received here an
nourr.uE the marriage ~ Miss f.dra
Ellen Long Of l.,;,ir'on and MIR. Jean
Wood u: -. Clu->Ililc tn" ceremony
having been quietly S",cU.OiHed on
Marra 10Th ct ~ horne uf the bride =
parents n L:t.i"iun.
MIR Wood is principal OF 81. 'i,irS-
Will" UiEa school and - Nrnin!n'Nty
ld"ntiiird IN local educational "Ir' les.
N,s bride has been teaching $vh"'l N
Wcilsburg throughout the winter.
For Miss Wright
Miss MARY f.."4uor Wr:cht. whose
Marriage ,u Mr.. uUvId Sloan Of haiti
NOR" has been ,unoGur'i Tor W"a"'S-
day. Nrrh 20. j. receiving many pre-
rurtial ,..Ir;->icS Mrs Hugh BRADY
entertained with a lun, leon yesterday
u; h,S home ia lIdw;."ru" Court; NrS.
\. t. DaviS has ISSUED in. ;tu;ioaS f"-
4 bridge party - h. h"I =; her HORN"
in WouGtLWN next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. t. z Hopkins WI entertain IN
her honor on Thursday. April II. and
Misses Nam and Elizabeth llHGu# are
planning = parry for thiS week.
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For Miss Wright


Miss NIaetca Miller was conHli-
rnratr9 With another charming p-"-nvp-
tai p.,r,y Yesterday when Miss Regina
OSch-cnkuchn entertained with Il bridge
parry 4: her hon" in Wn0diawn. Sew
eral Pleasant hours we're spent IN play
INK cards aad the games were supple
r,!"nt"d with the serving Of u luncheon
q pretty appointments. The follow
jnE friends ut the hrlde."lect enjoyed
rh, ara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
Took a Relatives Advice

SykeSyille. Md was in bad
health for about ten months SUI
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Ta1nnlA SiHtarhood

Temple Sisterhood
This afternoon at = o'clock the sister
hood Of ;he Eff Street Tempt" will
!Yoc, IN thc "cstrv room for tho reg.
u'ar monthly meeting. Mr.. Iul:a ORGY
fuS cha lrln:tn Of entertainment. will
rale charge Of the program which will
hN rendered by Mrs. sidney Mccoy. and
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You and Spur friends a." cO"s!a.tY
United 20 a''"nI
The T-ayu.urUe
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The program start, promptly NJ
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
!: NEARBY STATE EVENTS ::
ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE. Md. April 25.--Miss
Yvonne q. Dean and George E Nor
ris. who made the long trip from
their Virginia home at Aiberene. Va,
to Rockville to get married, met
with disappointment. The young
lady was but sixteen years OF age
She failed to bring with her the
written consent Of her parents.
Rev. John r. Henderson officiated
at the marriage here Of Miss
Florence Blanche Huniston. Of
Washington. and Frederick Albert
Kuss. Of Alexandra, Va.
A meeting to organize a good
league will be held in
Seco Hall the afternoon of May 4.
Ii will be addressed by Hon. Henry
+. Baker and others. The commit
tee in charge is Calvin Bready, Nor
timer o. Stabler. Mrs. Alice B. Chap
man. Charles F. Brooke and Rev. p.
Rowland Wagner.
Miss Lucy Breeder and Henry r.
Riley, both Of Potomac. Va. were
married in Rockville today by Rev.
Noble Harmon.
e. L. Lecompte. state game war
den. has appointed Robert w. Offutt
Of Potomac district, a deputy game
warden for this county.