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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04
BRIEFS

The weather EAan says that March
VIII be more like lamb than lion
We hope he knows
The D. & Q. Railroad win furlough
27QO men employed al Mount Clare
shops. Baltimore, Monday. This Is the
second furlough this year.
Traffic Policeman Benjamin Topper
III Emmitsburg. who was patrolling
the State road before the big snow
came, left his motorcycle stand with
In the restricted parking distance at
the public square In Thurinont on
"Wednesday of last week One dollar
was collected by Mayor Rouzer.
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Margaret Anna Waracld. widow OF
the late Daniel Warheld cnlorod. died
at lrr home, tiniga street.. Monday
aged 81 yeara She Is survived by her
sun. Ernest WArasid. At home Her
funeral services Wsrr held yesterday
90 Union street Methodist Episcopal
church Rev English officiating In
teTment 10 Ellsworth cemetery PAIL
bearers verr isauc CrUxs. John Bun
dy Thomas Dick Elmer Cross Isaac
Ross and Norris Jones Harvey flank
ard A Sou funeral directors
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during Tie afternoon. II grit and
green feed cannot be- picked up out
,ddC the coop. they must BE- provided
In some other way chopped onion
tops, lettuce leaves. daudcilan leaves.
and alfalfa make excellent green feed.
Grit can be- furnished IN the form OF
coarse sand
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04
lcpp

Annie zepp died yesterday ~ her
home on Pennsylvania avenue, after
a short Illness Several brothers and
sisters living In the vicinity " Union
MllH survive her Funcral scrtiC0E
Wili be held Saturday afternoon ~
Grace Lutheran Church lntsrmen,
tH Meaduv Branch cemetery Harvey
Uapkard 4 Son funeral directors.
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SUPPLY AMPLE NoURlsHMENT
Hens Are Quick to Raise mo Food,
No Eggs" Sign Whenever Feed
10 Overlooked.

Provide the hens with ample nour.
ishment. One OF the greatest feeding
crimes Is TO let them get real hungry.
Hens raise the mo Food, No Eggs"
Sign whenever they are neglected IN
this respect and 1t IS hard to get then,
to abandon their 'laying strike" when
they begin It.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04
ca.oreratI,e rlnn Tor Yarn.

Tho farmers of thr West are form.
ms cooperative plan 90 sell their
grain cuttlnK ont the mihdlemnn.
Thus lowering the price u bread
those interested IN the project de-
clare
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WANTED.



Clerks, (men women over n, for
Postal Mail Service. SIPS month. Ex-
Derience unnecessary, For free par
ticulars OF examinations. write j.
leonard. tfprmer Civil Service Ex-
amlnerl 564 Equitable Bldg. Washing
ton, ID. G. feb252t9
AGENTS WANTED - BLISS Ma
TIVE HERBS is a remedy for the re-
lief OF Constipation, indignation, Billi-
BUSINESS. Rheumatism. Kidney
Troubles II is weIl-ltnown every
where. Tibet remedies are sold az a
price that allows agents 20 double
their money Write Alonzo o Bliss
Medical Co. Washington. ID. G.. for
Almanacs. Copk Books. Health Books.
which are furnished free Of charge TO
agents Mention this paper mch4-em
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aais N HdFBiaad. 01uais ~ oaff00, 81
/. Geo. ". Yeiaer President Of the atave
named Institution do aolenny swear that the above
staiemoht Is true 10 the best OF my knowleiee ana
belief.
GEO. W. YfslsER. Prosldoni.
snhscrihesl and sworn 10 before me this 3rd day
Of March. 1927.
J. EZRA. STEM. Notary Public.
Correct attest
o. EDWARD noDRER.
GEO, NJ SNEAK
JEROME KOONTZ
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04
pEpoRr or rAr CONDITION

Of The Union NlRs Szriags Rank Of Car.
yoR County, No.. ~ Union MIis. IL ne
State n Maryland. ~ ne close If bust.
nsss tsbndrg ~, fggf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04
M0sT Anything ctN hAfPfS In.
MARCH GET a SUPPLY on
coal Vow.

The blizzard Of 'Ss came March 18th.
There's always plenty Oh wind and
nasty weather when You need coal.
Yeu can get plenty now
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T. NJ, II. HaumgArtner. Treasurer Of the
ahove-named Institution do uolefhniy swear that
the above statement is true to the hesa az any
knowledge and belief, es
n, II. BAuMGARTNER, Trcs aurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this gnd dav
OF March. 1921. str
Correct Attest
JOHN b, ROOp
JOHN u. MAGENHIMER Iylractas.
CHARLES r. NIcoDEMUis.
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March II, ~ - M sharp. . horses and
o rows and All kinds OF farming utensils
Tond. 0na mile from Meirohc, adloilmg
Oar Banks,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

March II 10 n. M, stock, farming I'm.
piements and households goods. David II
Stephan, in Cranberry Valley. on Sullivan
road.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

Mrs Mary Brady Hartman. New
port. n. l., has asked for divorce
from husband No. 3.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

Mrs. Carroll Skunk, Willis street,
who was operated upon tat a hospital
in Baltimore. is improving
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

Mrs, Harry G. Albaugh, OF Hanover,
Pa. who has been visiting her niece,
Mrs, G. Leyene Blllingslea. East Main
street, has returned.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

Mr.. j. Frank Diffendal, Libert
street, was in Boston this week, max
ing preparations for his usual South
ern business trip.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

Mr.. Bernard Shaeffer, of Baltimore.
was a weeks end guest Of his sister,
Mrs. Walter Hook, Pennsylvania ave-
nue..
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

March 49, stock and farming implements,
Harvey IT, Yiugiing, IA mile from Man.
chester stats Road and IL miles from
Westminster
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

March IG - M stock, farming nipple.
mrlns Maxwell automobile, h"u~,h"ia
goods, etc. carroll g. Whreheitn. ahnlu.
NARRATOR IL Mandilih ShHifer, on rohd
teadfug from LinehnrO - ROLLER
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

March ID. Iiye stock and farming i'm
Elements Walter Edmondson, Oh The 9.
n Wagner farm. 6n the Nirodrluus roah,
three. fourth 81 n mile east NJ -. g. I"rp 81
store H. 4. Crawford anct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
CATCHES FINE FISH
IN MOZART BASINS

Thomas Kennedy. foreman OF the
water works gang. who yesterday COM
rleted work on the cleaning Of rho water
basins on Mozart Hill, last evening re-
turned TO his home on Main street with
very broad smile on his face.
After talking with Mr.. Kennedy FOR
several minutes. an Intell!Eencer re-
porter found ont that while no was
cleaning out this basin he found large
catch OF some very fine Ash. Although
tho exact number Is not known. he In
tends 20 have a fish supper for himself
and friends.
This supper Is to he held at his homo
this evening ard about twenty-five OF
his friends have been invited to take
part
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
HELD FOR ROBBERY
OF NYITRIA'S STORE

Seven men who were arrested early
Monday morning by Martins Ferry orr
GERS, charged With entering and rohhini;
the store OF Pete Nyltria, In the north
ern DIR, Of the city. were arraiEI!sd be-
fore Mayor Charles Coleman last eve
ming.
Tom Blinco was tho only one Of the
seven that the mayor had evidence 10
hold, 70 he was bound over TO the Bel
mon. county grand jury. The other
six wcr. released.
It will be remembered that Pete was
arrested by deputy shcriffs on a charge
OF operating a spNakeasy. He was Just
released after being arrested In connec'
tion with the Rurkhardt cases.
Tho men claimed that It wan done as
Joke. but Mayor Coleman could moi
zee IL that way, SO that he held Blinco
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
XinnSy-Nillsr

Miss Cnabelle Miller and Mr. T.awr-
once Kinney. ot this city. wer" married
Tuesday morning NJ . ocio"K At tho
home Of tho brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs Bion Miller Tir Clarence + Alien
Of the Fourth street NJ. F.. church. per-
formed the ceremony IN the presence OF
,hs immediate families and a few in
'r.c'n friends oc IN" bride and groom.
Tire couple wore attended hy Miss Sarah
'-ar"r and Mr. Chl,;"s Fowler.
Thr bride wore becoming suit OF
blue duN".yns. with trimmings OF Squir-
-ei. With accessories 81 gray. \ corsaSe
bouquet OF BRIDES roses and lilies OF
he ral'Ay completed h"r costume. Miss
Craver wore 4 gown 90 blue charmcuse
Vl:h a "nrSaSe ~ Killarney roses.
At 1915 Mr.. ard Mrs. Kinney left on
q Wedding tCi,' 20 New York and other
eastern cites. On the!r return after
November they W.! r" at homo 70 their
friends - 81 South Work street.
The hr.,I' :; tho daughter % M and
Mrs. Ron "; -. y: E,c ct-"": and IS
popular n vito rir"." "f .r."als The
groom, - an "'r',."." &c n. baltimore
and Ohio railroad
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EDUCATIONAL TALKS WILL
FEATURE CLUB CONVENTION

Assembly sing nG.
c:l5--kep0rl # Nominating Commit
tee.
Appointment Of trlicrs.
";au--Erpur: Of Impairment OF Ap-
plied Educn: .un--MrS. John A. Purint"n
and Suh-chairmen: Education. Mrs. John
Norman; HON" Er"no'niCs, Mrs. John
Graham: Library Extension MISS Scol-
law Tug": Natural resources, Mrs.
t;cor,c Wr.mar. Jr.; Thrift Mrs. II. /.
Schott.
3:Sn--Aidrcss: DR.. r.. 7. Mullins
president If the Southern Baptist Theo-
logical seminary, Louisville, n.y.
.'N oman in the Modern World"
j. nu-- Report of Fine Arts-Mrs. ROD
ert Wilson and sub-chairmen: Art. Mrs.
r. A. George; Music, Miss Cora Atchi-
son: Literature. Mrs. John b. slmmel'
Election--Polls open 6 TO p. M. al
Woman's club House.
Thursday Evening, fifth Avenue
Baptass Church, 9 p. m.
Music-OrEan.
Addrcss-C. L. Wright. superintendent
1T Huntington schools, THE New Eau-
cation"
Addres-Mrs Cora Wilson Stuart
Frankfort. KY, adult llliteracy IN the
, United states"
Friday MORNING, Frederick, $50 - m.
Devotional. assembly singing. minutes
Rcport Of press and Publicity-hr''
u. Frank Hornor.
Report OF Department Of LegislA-
t!on-Mrs. II. -. Rubbed and suo-chai1'
men: Clvil Service. Miss Mary Peek;
State Institutions. Mrs. G.. r. Hutchin-
son.
/ 10:45-Address. The Mental Defect
i've In Relation to the state" Dr.. L. v
Guthrie. superintendent Of Huntington
State hospital.
l:l6--Address: Health Program for
West Virginia." Mr.. George W. Ro~eli'
secretary Of tho State NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
quo.
ll:25-Rcport - Tellers.
friday Afternoon, Frederick, p. M
Minutes. assembly singing.
2:15-Report Of Public Welfare Mrs
, George lie Bolt and sub-committees;
Child Welfare. Mrs. Jean Dillon: Health.
Mrs. Andrew Wilson; Industrial ana
Social Conditions. Mrs. A. N. Frodlock'
3:l5-PrcseutatIon OF new officers.
Formal adjournment.
3:3O---Soc!oloKiCal tour OF the city In
automobiles
Tea at Marshal! college.
Friday Evening
Grand Opera rUacrrt-FTances AIDA
Carolina IAzzari. Charles Hackett. Re-
natu Ianelli.
Compliments ~ tho Hostess Clubs
! City Hall auditorium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
GEN.
FOR CARRn

Chester Hail OF Chicago. H.. ~
arrested Tuesday by state troopSr0
charge OF transporting liquor In u
large White truck. was arraignsd yes~
terday afternoon before Squire Charles
J. Goldenberg. and fined 500 and costs
and three months In the Ohio co1AH
jail
Hall claimed during the trial that he
knew nothing about the wet goods nd
that ne thought that he was bringing -.
load OF lumber. since the Lumber NAe
piled on top Of the cases OF bonded
! nQuor to hide II from view.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
PASTORS AID SUPPER

A supper vii! be given BY the Pastors
Aid society Of tho Second Presbyterian
church, corner of Market and Twentieth
streets, Thursday evening. October ~,
from 10 8. The following menu Will
be served.
Roast Pork
Dressing Mashed Potatoes
Peas Apple Sauce SlaU
Hot Rolls Ice Cream
Cake Coffee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
CHANCERY CASE FILED
AGAINST CHESTER HALL

A praecipe in tho case Of the STATE ct
West Virginia, by Carl G. Bachmanns
prosecuting attorney Of Ohio county. Va
Chester Hall. was filed late yeStsrdAN
afternoon before John i. Kingdom.
clerk Of circuit court. The casa 10 In
chancery and Is returnable by November
rules OF 1921. Hall was fined yesterday
for Transporting liquor in an auto.
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PERMIT FOR REPAIRS.

4 building permit was granted 10
Thcodnr" ';rpsscurth yesterday after
noon t., George Abrams permit clcrk.
for gcLcr:t. rrra!rs :" hc made 10 his
property located Il: No. 42i North Huron
street. Island. This work VII! cost Hr-
prox!rnat.'y Sih". and VIII b" don" By
Mr.. LirusSru"th himself.
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0antzr-StrausB.

Miss Clara Elaror Strauss and Fr"d
i. Gantzer OF bridgeport. were marr."'!
Yesterday morning at . O'Clock a. 81.
Alphonsus church. Father Felix k'7~h
Of Herman. Pa. celebrated nupt'al mas
and also read tho words or tho marrIhGt
service In the presence OF number II
friends and relatives OF bride and
groom. Tho attendants were Mss
Arre Barrett; end MIR. Anthony Gan'%er.
4 wedding breakfast was given nj
,h. home OF the bride. following to
ceremonr Later in the day ther" Was
IN INFORMAL reception for m" friends
and relatives. after wtt'N Mr.. Eaniz"r
and his bride left on n wedding trip I"
cleveland. Ruffalo and Niagara Fails
On their return after November ! they
VIII take up the!" residence in War
wood.
Mrs. Gantzcr Is tho daughter OF Mr..
ard Mrs. Charles Strauss Of ta*'
Wheeling. ard il charming ana Ac-
curnpl!shctl young woman. Mr.. Han'I"r
l. the son Of Mr.. ard Mrs Joseph Cant
z"r Of bridgeport. ard Is connected wi'h
tho Security Trust company OF this citT.
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TO
Mr.. WIFE:
ptnnsr At Country Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Is. Hopkins were
hosts at charming dinner at the
Country Club yesterday evening. in hon
or OF Miss Louise Nelson Whitakcr and
Nr. II. c. Franzhs ain. \ mound Of KH-
iarney roses surrounded by maidenha!r
fem. formed the table center piece An
exquisite appointments were seen In tho
service Covers were laid for the mem
he-s OF tho Wedding party.
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Columbia Club Dance.

The Columbia club Will give tho next
os their series o. fall dances 1t the
Columbia club auditorium this evening.
The Melody Boys will furnish the dance
music and the affair Is expected to
prove very enjoyable. The committee In
cludcs: Reith. Paul. Bernhart, Junkins
and Horn.
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Dinner at Fort Horny Club.

NJ. and M-s. =. 81 I''trcCau.r enter
tanned number - f:i"u!s from Stol-
henv:l'e at 'l!pae- e; n" Fort H"rry
club yesterday evening Dinner WIS
served at "','urk. after which The
marty repaired - ~" I'n,Ir. theatre.
where they Witnessed ~ pc~tnrirnrrs
OF "Smil!n Through" lurtudnI in the
party ver":
M.ssr. and N"Sla nos
George F.. W:s"r"r ". r. i'!tt.n
A. + Mcdonnell Ntl'inm Tarrart
George Er"",tud y. Is. I"uoyer
z ". Weir Richard, M.,hnn
George r. Le Van - II. E.um"naucr
MesdamHs
G. V ErGrlann
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Latin forms tho basis Of the French,
Spanish, italian, Portuguese. and large
part Of the English language. but no
nation uses It as spoken language
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-Doran.

Miss Johr.ta poran, daughter ~ Mr.
and Mrs Hugh J. p"ran. 81 Wcilshurg
and Edward A. MORGAN. general man
srsr ~ IN" w"llsH"rc El.'';ri' Light
rira, a=f Power Company. s|rpr:srd
.fc.r r,any friends an Monday after
roc., vh~n thr~ iorrrey"d to Wh"rlina
.eS.-e they were united In marriage hy
Rev rl,ry -. Ferris. pastor OF the Soc
ond Presbyterian church. The ceremony
w., "rrcrmed at the church PARSONAGE
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EntertAlnl d, A. b.

Mrs. H. H. Kitchen was hostess 70 the
memhcrS OF WhC"ling chapter. y. y. H.
Yesterday afternoon At her homo In opk
Park. A very Interesting program was
given. which included reports from the
recent state conference at huntingdon
and SOY era. vocal solos by Mrs. Edward
Stifei The affair concluded with the
SnrNinH OF tea.
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II ~
ME- anu Mrs' W. ~ ,r,,',
"hee!'hs res'".'."' -" 49,, ,y.s, nrI
three month >"u' % ." a
are occ"pEInh tn''
Charlotes'i!e' "a l.. ,5,r,,
ffe" "'s"' ', .... hrsina.e
few days here '0oA'"I H''e' 0''00
interests. ,, 90 ,or
MIS- l. -, 800, w.rwood
nome Oh R.b ,.ts,,t,,
after spending seHe'8' MV.N'
with her dAuHHter III ih"''""'
J. l.. lGGHcrson OF ii"lt'"s wa % ~
the Ci,y looking after business Interests
for = ",,y days.
Mr. hi Mrs :. J. Harris or Lima w.
are the quests Of friends here for a
few SA,s.
George order vii return 10 his home
I'm pi,tshurrh today following short
business tr.n here.
slr. and Mrs i; :. Gcise OF Fairmont
are spending few days here visiting
with friends
Rex Ucnncld of 81 Louis arrived here
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n,r.e. Jspson Honorsd.

Charles W. Rates was hostess at an
Informal reception and tea at the
Fort Henry club yesterday afternoon IN
honor OF her sisters. Misses Ada and
Jane Jepson. who have returned to this
city after several years residence la
Charleston.
The parlors OF the club had pretty
decorations OF white roses and chrysan-
themums against a background tpoE"d
plants and ferns. In the receiving line
with Mrs Bates and the Misses Jeps"n
were MeSdames \. \. Wheat. George j.
Rogers, James Mease Potter. Claude
Walden and Miss Elmyra Brown.
Pink and white predomtnated IN the
decorations OF tho dining room. A
mound Of Columbia roses formed tho
centerpicce OF the tea table. Mrs. ). l..
J.pson poured tea. assisted by Mrs.
samuel Gibson. Mrs. l.. Il. MAYOR. Mrs.
W {. Bates and Mrs. J. Il. Baum. Miss
Alice Eatcs. Mrs. Wheeler Bachnn2
and Mrs Malcolm Price presided at the
punch bowl. During the afternoon sew
eral hundred members or Wheeling So
Cicty called. J
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HsnderIon-wolfs.

Miss Rose N'Ncil Wolfe and Mr.. Car
cnce f.. Henderson OF :hls city. were
married yesterday at high noon at the
First Presbyterian church. with DR..
Samuel Martin Gibson officiating.
The church was beautifully decorated
with potted plants and ferns. Fal!
flowers IN varied shades adorned the
altar before which tho bride and groom
stood for their marriage vows The at
PENDANTS were Miss Ethel Wallace and
Miss Olive Hunter.
Tho bride wore 4 charming gown OF
white satin OF simple ard becoming de-
sign, She carried shower OF bouque;
Of brides roses and lilies NJ the valley.
Miss Wallace wore 4 suit OF blue
broaGcloth with accessories In smart
contrasting SHADE. and Miss Hunter VS.
gowncd IN h,ur g"orGc;tv.
Following tic CHrcn"uy wedding
breakfast was served Ut the home of
the brides parents. after which tire
bride ard groom departed on an eastern
Wedding trip. The brides going away
costume was a fall model In brown vel
orr. and was worn with accessories OF
the Same shade.
Mrs. Henderson IL tho daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wolf" "f Linl
street Mr.. Henderson has made has
homo with his sister. Mrs. Walter
Thornburv IN North Wheeling. for some
time. He IL AZ present connected with
tho Observation-Disclosures Coal company
Offices In this city.
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Interesting Wedding

ST. MIchaers church in EdGlngton
lane was 'hs seer" o. an Interesting
Wedding yesterday morning when Miss
Mary Eupcrth, Bum. and Mr.. William
II Nolan, OF this ciiy. werr united N
marriage. The n. Rev. BISHOP p. ].
Donahue celebrated rUpt.al mass and
also read tho words ot the marriage ser
vice.
Following the ceremony the bridal
Marty and their friends were entertained
AZ a wedding breakfast at the home OF
tho bride. covers were laid for 50
quests.
Among the out oc town guests who
attended the wedding were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John + Casey. Mr.. and
Mrs William Hogan. Mrs. John Lee.
and Mrs. Leo Hogan. all Of Pittsburgh
and Mr. Charles Sewer. OF Haser:own.
Nd.
Copies OF the following announcement
have been Issued:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adam Blum
announce the maria e nt their daughter
Mary Rup"rta
to
Mr.. William l.. Nolan
on Wednesday. tho twelfth OF October
ons thousand nine hundred and twenty
Wheeling. West Virginia
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Measuring Social

4 measuring social Will he held this
evening 10y members al Elm Grove
IythIan Sisters in tho Modern Wood
mon hall ON tho National road. Mem
hers OF Mystic lodge. Knights Of Fyth!as
Will participate and the event promises
t. be ono ~ moro than ordinary Inter
est. Tho committee IN charge will base
the admission Zee On the measurement
Of the wa!Y; 90 the guest aad In return
for tho correct sum tho N!a!tor will he
served delicious luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
About People
Movements Of INDIVIDUALS To Ana
From The City.
At The HOTELS
WEST VIRGINIA ARRIVALS.

RoG0r1-E y. Icanr Hun IINIION, II
Y. Ditto. Huntington.
MoLurS-E \. PritChard. Manning
ton; Fred {. Clark. FulsunI: J. j.. DICK
erson. Huntington: NJ. L. clovis. Hunt
inEton; Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Xcise.
WindEor---G. V. Haer. FairInOnt: MT
and Mrs. J. y. SnOdgrass. Huntington;
II. NJ. B!dd,c. MOrgGntown: y. +, Downs
IreIck; Is. .. OlUeu. Charleston: Il. r.
Hnl. Charleston: l.. q. Jeitries. Charles
toa.
Stamm-A Carroll. Weston: Dir. ana
Mrs. l. r. Thomas. Fntrnont; y. O.
Gump. Huntington. Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3
Plutz Valley Center.
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Dixie Club Dance

The following invitations have been
issued for what promises TO Dc one OF
the most enjoyable dances or the season
You are invited 10 attend dance 70 %
given by
Tho Dixie club
at Convention Hal. Auditorium building
Wheeling W. Va.
wednesday evening. October Nineteenth
Nineteen hundred and twenty-ono
Eight Kentucky Scrcuaders
OF New York City
Admittance by Invitation only.
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nHiddiss' - Party

Mrs. r W. Marshall entertained the
members OF tAe Third Division OF tho
AID society OF the Thompson VI. +.
church at her home on North Front
street Tuesday evening. The guests
numbering twenty. arrived dressed as
children. ard an interesting program
tuyenIle diversions occupied them for
several hours. AFTER which they were In
vtted into the dining room where
luncheon Of child hoods favortte doll
cae!es vas served. Among those pres-
ant were:
Aesdames:
Marshal Elizabeth Brown
Metta Adiae W!ncher
Anna Bags Lowe
Ella Wells Nay
Bertha Jones Marshall
Eleanor Stewart Mckee
Missouri Geranlum Syncavtt''h
Philadelphia SHncav!tch
Alice Astor Retzer
Sarah Pearl Slattier
Jennie Jacob Mott
Dorothea Martha Bell
Alice BERTHA Tlboens
jamie peLoe Derry
Aauds Cunard Lashley
Louise Grace Jones