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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
NO FORMULA OR
FOR
COUGHS OR COLDS
EQUALS LUNGARDIk
READ WHAT A DOCTOR SAYS IN
WRITING TO LUNGARDIA CO.,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

"Enc;osrG is an order for two gallon
Of LUNGARplA. have used Ia" last
| nave. 50 Pleas" ship at once. since !
have been using ii NGAliDIA have
found IL 80 satISrNtory that II ~ my
main Standby TilHc and again wh"I"
| hav" prescribed II they tel! me they
feel better after the very first dose ,'md
they will come or send back and sly
that they want som" more OF ih't san
Kind Of medicine that | gave them h"-
fore" The following letter from one
who has used LuN';AliDlA VIII con-
firm the abuv" statements.
4 near relative Of Mrs. {. y. ColVin
or Amcsvillc, -, sent her Il bottle -
II'SGARDlA and on November ), 1920
received a letter from her. an eN,rac'
from which says: Before receiving the
bottle Of LuNGAEDIA | had Il hrav,'
cold on my bronchial tubes. sOncthin.;
bad cough l could not rest day ~
night. II annoyed me 50. l tried every
thing ! could hear Of. a.m the doctor
could not relieve me II seemed. became
very nervous and weak from its 'ff"',
/ am certainly very thankful To YOU Tor
sending me LUNGAI;plN. ! received B,
two weeks ago and have used rs direct
ed, and il certainly has given me rrll"i
| can lie down now and sleep wliHou'
coughing. and in other wayS feel Stron,;
and well. have told my neiShh" e.
about il. as many are suffering with
coughs and colds due To thu sudden
change in the weather here. am s'nI-
ing you check for three battles Of
LUNGARDlA. TWO of these ! want for
myself. and one for friend who wishes
It.
Coughs and colds are m"r" playthinEs
for I.uNGARDIA; Uncqualel Tor Group
Put it to the test. For sale ut YOUR
rayorjte store. G0c and $40 bottle -
ADV.
Manufactured by
LUNGARDIA COMPANY
nATTAS TEXAS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
FIVE OFFENDERS

Five offenders ot the p"ac" anl d.S'
r.t, al The city arrested Saturday night
and Yesterday are docketcd 20 rpcaT
in poticn court this morning. Tho
are W!Niam. McClcl'and. by Officer
Eurkc: Fred Protz. wifi" be0t,r. 10y ~
nicer Irueskcr: Joe Scott. Il drunk. Ivy
office. JcneSkee: Fob Flarr"y. ny Of
iic.,,. t:hrrstinG. aud Joe Kelley, %rUnl.,
t.. p+E.."r EOrStman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
cGmrsoN wArER FEARING,

". z lI1lI asSIStInt Chi"f "nEIn""r NJ
rrr rvhlir SrrN ice comm S>.uu. len i1.'
evening for Cameron ". Va. Ia MAJ,
an investigation Of tho water SpTHlN.
system and service oC that town. ~"
srpi:,"ttion for Increased water rates *
pending before the commissioner ar."S-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
COL. oGLERAY RETURNS.

Colonel l. W Oglcbay. Of tho state
board ~ cdur,tion appointed from
Whe"liu=. has retur0s& ~ his home aT-
ter spending fev @ays IN Charleston
In connection with the citizens confer
once on education, and a meeting OF the
state hoard of INSTRUMENTATION
Daily Mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31

seats and revenues OF the empire and
Of the German states shall be a!locable
To insure complete legislation by Ger
many OF the provision of the present
ARRANGEMENT.
The proceeds OF the German Mara
time and land customs. including IN
particular tho proceeds OF all import
and export duties and OF any tax SUD
sidiary thereto shall constitute special
securities for the present agreement.
The Penalties
NO modification which might d!mtn-
! ish the proceeds Of the customs shall
be made in the German customs laws
| or regulations without approval OF the
reparation commission. Al! German GUS
toms receipts shall be cncashed on De-
half Of the German government ny
receiver general Of German customs ap-
pointed by the German government with
/ the approval Of the rcparation commas
sion
IN case Germany shall make de-
fault in any payment PROVIDED LOT III
the present arrangements
ALL or part Of the proceeds "f the
| German customs in the hands OF the
receiver general Of the German customs
may be attached by the reparat!on COM
mission and applied in meeting the OBJ
cation in respect of which Germany
he's d"raultod In such case the repair
| : ION commission may II Il thinks
necessary. itself undertake the. admin
ietration and receipt OF the customs
duties.
2.-rhc rcparatiOn commission also
may formally invite the German GOV
crnmcnt to proceed TO such increases
Of duties or take such steps for the pur-
pose Of increasing It's resources rs the
| commission may think necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
MASONIC FRATERNITY TO CON
DUCT SERVICES FOR ENGINEER
CARPENTER-RoDv TO CAM
ERoN FOR BURIAL.
REQUIEM MASS FOR ROAD FORE
MAN OF ENGINES WALSH AT
ST. JOSEPH'S OTHER BOD
les SENT HONE.
FOUR MEN KILLED SATURDAY
WHEN HUGE LOCOMOTIVE
ROLLER EXPLODED-CAUSE
NOT DETERMINED.

NV o
Fu@"cH. arrangements '"" .",.' ' m,I
; r'"t"d .nr' 'v'n'HS lF Two 90 ,i'' r ,,..,
! Hm"ry " ON" lt'.'""" ''" WIZ
their '.''> "'infdaE norma. "''," -,
! boiler q! " biz I"c9in"tlE' "AP"''G .
! Fl"yd.s siding. h"rI'hS Tour h''" '''''
! eternity. ,,,...
THIS rNc"'"% =, 90" VIZ ID"
! fraternity VIII ho!" services Tor o..
! Carpenter. cnSMt,i. a. "'' .,'''' ".
: Seventh street "rn''''., -
! W" J." NtE'n e." ''..'E '',, '.''
cameron, W. l".' "'s ,,,,,..I.,,
fl""H "'.' h' h,'' - ,."'" ,, 7,r''
afternoon Al ''' I,,, W. r,.,. {,
tr'$'"','' j." a. ,,.;l, ,' ,,,.,Jc N
/ {. l.2nhmn. l"'N' menu VIII ~ ''''''''
the Camera" ''i''C,' !!.'.,. Walsh
''" l""'''' ,..,o, ,.iI, Lc r.ld
dead foreman "r '"'' nv. ,,e
- so "''u'N ,,r'n, ,l,bn..f-
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ny. i"''"""H ny ''I".'' ~ .,.,,
u''"' 81. :" -, ,,.,r,,, ,.,I.
DodN vi .'' '"'" L. 81
vary Cemetery.
ia" "'"N 60 ''"'' .'..'.. ~ r i,..,.
WAS S""; NHh'"S "..l d..
, wood JNiit'."h "h ''''". ~ '..,,..,
! h"in" 81 N'c"'''''' r,',,,,, ,..,,,
""''' - W. r,ni,,,L,. vii 10
/ vices for ih'S N:I''m nr"","'; WI r4o -.
h",u u'H"N' 80, ,: H,.o !, cr,-
ih' h""N ~ ,,..i' ~ r., arr,
gan VINO ave" a. olIisrrcrt
'"' !I' ,'",'9 "''",., Wv &C., T..
eli" '' w. :.,,. =, lfs lao home
, H'' '"'H ''o' ,'",, -, M,ri and hnriol
! ~.
W., ur i''.Ur &C. MI ~ .i,.. railway
I 81 1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31

BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
Shoe Case Opened.

The Officer placed handouts "n i"S
i.n,. the other making Il dash Tor Thor
y. and up 20 = lat" hour last niH"t he
had not heca caught.
The ycunEster arrested confessed Il
= SAID. t. having been ~ the car anu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31

= =" J" WI.- NIC" n ITT'TIH
treaty IF Versailles. all the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
GOTHAM COTTON MARKET
INCREASES IN STRENGTH
Try Associated Pres..l

NEW YORK. Nay S-A further reac-
lion In the cation market early today was
fGGwh sy i lesp su af1iys and
hnuses ana reiterated reports ni a better
spot demand. July contracts sold up
,i i:h n. h." re :" III aRs e n;ns1 a i
net advance OF $ 10 2. points.
The easier ruling Of the early. market
S %ns h., a.. to report. % Increasing mil
In Lancashire. IMPROVING weather conf.
,ions in the South, frees Southern hedge
selling st.i; OF nsw er9p months and further
business over the question Of war repa ra-
iionr. First. prices were to-! 70 toints
i h,i.hsr on old crop months. hu, later do.
genera! lis, soon showed net lose, Of
to y points. With May selling Mt ieis
s..,n oGsG" ar r. 5 'i ss. Ysy notices Tr.
any apparent effect and the decline was
checked by scattered buylIg which was
c enc hy easing money, rates and the
creace 10 the general fina ncinl position.
s9uthcrn selling continued. holding the
ahhvance In check during the m!ddie OF
ers became active buyers o. July laicr.
prcsurlab!S n cover short hedges. This
started covering and thare was broad
the afternoon advance. which Included
Cestern buying inspI..i. probably by the
saiI up '3 pn .hs s .a!n msrks May
prices Mere within point or SO Of the
pest, The larger SPOT business reported
In me South late yesterday, was consid-
creased e1iort demand and rcpnrts from
M domestic goods trade evidently made
rather tavorab!c impression. Sales Of
during The past two days were estimated
AZ HUl pieccs EXPORTS today. SEAS bnies.
Tscsints ' i i 80 taT shis season Fort
l.i19sa5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
BULLISH COTTON MARKET
CAUSES PRICES TO RISE
LRy Assn .inted pr.sa1

NEW ORLEANS. May s.@ModerateIy
wide advances were scored by cotton To-
day as the result Of the more buliish tone
nt general news which stimulated n buy
m iIE W., wave Of IMPORTANCE after the middle
.ieini nd was from outside sources and
plainly was for speculative account
Less pressure than usual from hedge
Sciilhe was felt. a somewhat better de-
Of the interior and sentiment WIS more
Chanrriui; Late in the day July stood nj
H. -, % ,, and the List was at net gains OF Is
Of 5, Il to q POINTS: with July at 12fi. "'"'
teiu weather in the belt ami no signs
lions ri sn Tor great b change in weather conii-
b,hed With better ckblcs than die. e put
! Ing but scattered selling around ths
r,Hs soon wiped or the gains and sent
n 5%oi yesterday, ,n July dropping to isl4 Rn,
M, ,hls country has heen settled. reports
sei,Is the cIsi strike In Ensland ,Froneh
fis5dnr the m nnG,'on Of German repars
i r.Imf markcis Of this country and Inc
would not he attended with. any spcciai
cnmsed a rally which p,r
sisted practically to the close -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

o3o: good and choice beef steers 10 to is
cents lower: others mostly Is to Is cents
Wis: kllier top, DIS; bulk beef steers.
7.76Gs.5o: butcher che he, stock. 10 TO Is
ers and feeders. steady: bulls largely ut
5bo66.bo: calves so to rs cents lower: bulk
to hackers, S.756r9.S0.
Hogs: receipts. eI.690: active. opened 10
to % cents lower: closing around 10 ceats
lower than yesterdays average; good
clearance; top. $50: bulk. S19GS.h5: Jigs.
Is to 10 CENTS lower: bulk desirab Bile 100 to
i25 pound pigs. 7.toGnS.00. -
Sheep receipts. 300: lambs mostly rs
cents ,iower; sheer. steady: wooled lamb
1855: bulk. 9l01lo.2s: few cholce native
springs 1900: choice heavy shorn wcthers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06

"ith export demand apparent both 70,
wheat ana rye and advances thereafter
we're rapid. Incidentally bulls put con.
siderable stress on the stimuli, which I,
was contcnded should result from the
lowering OF rediscount rates at Federal,
Reserve Banks Trade during the ad.
vance seemed to be o, more general
character and OF larger volume than has
been the CAST for some time.
Corn and oats assembled with wheat.
The rise was helped by export salcs OF
corn. Iowa and Oklahoma advices told
OF damage to oats. Provisions were lifted
ny the grain bulge. although depressed
at hrst by weakness ii the hog market
Leading future- ranged as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
INCREASE MAXIMUM
FARM LOANS TO $4,000
tBy United Press.l

WASHINGTON. May 5.-Increase
of the maximum amount of loans TO
an individual under tho Federal farm
loan system from $4,000 to $4,000
is provided in bill introduced in
the House today by Representative
Hudspcth, Texas.
Tho measure also authorizes the
Federal reserve system to turn over
to the farm loan system 100000, 900
OF it's earnings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
CUICAGO GRAIN MANFRED

CHICAGO. May 5.-Big upward swings
largely from adverse reports OF crop con:
ditions Southwest he. market closed
strnpg ut ~ to CSC net higher. with May
I.4ih TO Lax and July 1.1tN TO lis Corn
gaiacd u to li:c: oats. IN to 2Ac. and
One OF the leading crop experts OF tho
country reported that there was evidence
OF notable deterioration IN the wheat
fields between Wellington. Knns.. and
Enid. Okla: and that the genera! do
cline In condition would be manifest when
the wheat plant heads. Before this news
was received. the market had a downward
sInnt but persistent buyInE on tho part
Of strong commission houses ensued. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
FOR S46,775 OF NEW WORK

Building Inspector Butler said yes
terday there had hcen little decrease
In tho amount OF business In his Of
nee. despite weather conditions. He
issued the following permits:
Edgar Allan. Jr.. permit to build
two brick residences, at :3l5 and 2?17
Monument avenue, to cost S16,500,
with brick garages in the rear to
cost $1,000.
Mrs. Ora r.. Garner. to build a
brick residence at 1901 Monument
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
Alvin York,n nudnl. nI..

OTEEN. N. c.. May 5.-sergeant
William Briggs Dance, former bunklc
OF Sergeant Alvin York. famous world
war hero. Is dead here today.
Dance. who was with York at his
celebrated sksrmish in the Argonne.
died late yesterday from tuberculosis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06

Avenue. to cost $4,000. with brick
garages in rear to cost $4,000.
r.. 81. Cole, to tuild eight brick gar
ages In rear OF 3ll9 East Broad
Street, TO cost $1.400. and J. l.. Rob-
ben TO build n brick garage at 2607
Hull Street. to cost Sl75
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
CALL MONEY MARKEr

CAI.II NONEY HAKKET,
NEW YORK. May 5.-SIoncy on call on
the New York Stock Exchange today ruled
al GA per cent all day. Time money was
loaned Al ca per cent for sixty and
ninety day rnaturItics. borrowers bid 6n
per cent for moderate amounts for all
dates. although lending banks were quot.
Ing, per cont. Rcne.waS were arranged
Mercantile Paper rates ru,sd NJ + ner
cent for the best names. and a. to III
per cent Tor less hiEhly rated names.
Most Of tho business done a, to
TX, With country banks the principal buy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
Por, movement.


New York-MIidlinE. 1895; stock. 1,o.o57.
Minor norts-Stock ?l1,.
Total today---Rsceipts. H,i75: exports. S.
Total &C for to week-Receipts. 1922: cx-
Total for seasoa-.Receipts = %; oS-. ~,
ports, llI06:s 'N''' ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06

NEW YORK. May I--Cottonseed oil wa,
trade. After. selling on some IL to i
points on active months, the list steadied
creased aear the close. however. and
triess roasted. again closing AT not de.
rela. Tenders. 9oS barrels. Prime crude.
%; sales. prhna summer yellow spot
~ Nay. 40; July. I.3s: September. 1859.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
PRopUCK MAnKErs.


Sev- yopy COFFEE
coffee futures was very quiet tniay. and
after opening at u decline .f S points
from so. 10 sts for ssp,cmber .' and Pom from
c,s: IL SOS for u :ccmbcr viii the markell
ssiia ay ne; INN SnehsnEei TO noin:s there.
t2ber; ';Ss; December. s,s.: January. 7.o2:
,os is s.. to 9 The sos "a and q ire SsR
|n nsilHs was barely steady: The offers
ieaa efsdiis so fresh >, offers &c S's Mere "f re-.
The Official cable. showed an advance
exchange on London was Unchanged. Mil.
Iseis prices ut Rio wero y reis higher to
reis higher. BRAZILIAN port receipts.
SjoS Jun no, ~. rSeeints ?iooo. Victoria
SUGAR.
NEW YORK. May 1.-The local market
f for raw r snrar Was weak and lr!ces were
n Was Eh as 1e
80 bags Of Port" Riees and 5000 bags az;
Riccs At ass Tor centrifugal There were
no sales Of Cubas and prices were nom.
The continued weakness In the spot
market ma led :" further scattered SELLING, In
to-, points carly. although there was a
rally later on coveT!aE and scattered com
N; July al ssS: September a, s'H and I'd
The market for refined was unsettled
and prices were unchanged to 10 points
lover: with fine granu,ated quoted at
stTc,G r.6 Sy ahs wsakness n ne spoI
were nominal. Closing bids '' w VIZ ps'ee TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06

SSnh SIhNnbl-
NEW YORK, May 5-A strong tone was
d!splayedsin the curb market today. with
trading again on large scale. Activity
in several industrial shares featured the
market. good demand developed for
those Issues In the early afternoon. aad
advances were nude up to moro than
POINTS. Chicago and Eastern Illinois rose
alinos, point, while Union Carbide ad;;
touched new high for the year.
Independent oil Issues traded in
on a large scale. but movements were
mixed. Maracaibo OIL sold on Utmost :
points. Granada Oil made advance
Of almost points to new high for
this move. Mexican. Pnnuco was active
for the FIRST time IN several months
Standard OIL Of Indiana Improved a frac-
ton on better demand. Csrib Syndicate
was steady
Unusual activity was shown IL many
low priced metals. which Eenerally all
vanced. Chicago and Eastern Illinois SIS.
in tho bond section. were In constant de-
mand. and fractional gains were made
among other Il sues.
Curb close. bid AID asked:
Httn1 .--......s.. ~
Csndy ..'......... ...... g
Hayden ................. 2 q ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06

NEW ORLEANS. May a-Rough rice.
SSelpts SANG. Clean rice. steady: sales.
mondurss; NJ pockets. 3S1ta: Japan. .3S
pockets, StI t3 81: blue rose. s.ST1 rockets
= "a AZ bran and polish. UNCHANGED: re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Caskie q. Rurch & Company.
I1iS East Main Street,

CITY AND STATE securities. 1871
Va Va. e. Old c; and r., naas g" AK. ~.
STREET RSILws&a99 M hoN ssf, sS@ :"
Nor. and Porta. Trac. Co. IS. 1886 sIn 90.
vs srR Hi En- fA ff2W To sr q KaSss. 50
Nor. Ry. and I.iEht Co .. Is ~
Va. Ry. and Pow. Co.. ptd. 100 33 Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
LIBERTY BONDS

LOCAL MARKET.
By E,red'k T. Noting & Co.,
, lnvestmont Bankers.
East Nafn street. Richmond Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
IHE 7NlESDLSPATCEPS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS
:oTToSsEED OIL.

points net lower. with July at SO:
august. sS5 and September and October.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
FINANCIAL,

LONDON. May THE weekly state
mcnt OF ;hr Rank Of England shows tho
following changer.
Total reserve decreased 10000.
Circulate ton Increased q. 0G9. oo.
Bullion decreased FISH,
Other securities decreased f6.4s3e00.
Public deposits Increased 1860
Other deposits decreased 1895. or1.
Notes reserve decreased n.oti.0,,.
government securities increased 1890 o).
The proportion Of the banI's reserve
To liability IL l2.s1 per cent: last week
II was 1924.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
Rate OF Discount. si1 per cent.

LONDON. May Bar silver. sid per
ounce; money. IA per cent. Discount
rates: short bills. per cent: three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
METAL. PRICES.

NEW YORK. May 5.-corpcr. Hrrn: spot
and May offered ] "a; June offered IL: July
offered l3k. Lad. quiet: spot. May and
June offered ta5. Shelter. quiet: spot and
May offered iT; June offered eco, Com:
mercial bar silver. Domestic. unchanged
at s3hc: London. Ld higher at sid; for
eiEn. &c higher at 6i!s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
CCRIt MARKET.

NEW YORK. Mag New York Clear
ing House exchanges today were 16iL-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06

NEW YORK. May 6.-Cotton goods were
stcadicr today with increased sales In
sheetiags and print cloths. Leading lines
OF cotton blankets have been sold up for
fail. Raw silk was "a shade easier. Wool
goods were quiet duiet and steady. Yarns
were in moderate demand,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
NAVAL. STORES.

SAVANNAH, Ga. NAY 5.-Turpentine.
Arm. IL sales. 6n: receipts. 81: shipments
3: ,s,ock.. ,;,eis .Rosin firm; sales. 3Ss:.rc-
ccs!p,s. isl s.hipments Fl: stock, s7f:,z9.
q. go: H. i,s5: l. 40: K; 500: ". 5.h:
JACKSONVILLE. May 5.-Turpentine.
s sS8 @HG7l; sales. "a; RECRUITS. 2aa:
sales. IL; receipts. 545: shipments. 1872:
stock. iias!s. Quote: .: 3.:s; y. rs: E.
40: r. t5S: q. i.s1: " is5; l. 40: VI.
500: y. SOFA 900: VIC. GO: WV. 100.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-02-01
Drew-Durgin.

A quiet wedding took place at the
Methodist parsonage in Norway Wed
nesday, when Miss Evelyn Drew became
the bride Of Frederick Durgin. Rev. +
A. Sullivan performed the double ring
service.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Ellen Drew of Norway. She was edu
Gated In the public schools OF Norway,
and 10 Q member OF the Methodist
church, Sunday School and Epworth
League.
The groom Is the proprietor OF .
garage and general repair shop In South
Paris, in which village the young couple
will reside.
The bride wore her travelling suit OF
navy blue with hat In harmony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durgin. after the oere.
mony, left on the train for Portland
and other places known only TO them
selves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-02-01
Community Club Notes.

The meeting of the board of govern.
ment Of the Community Club was held
at the home of Mrs. Walter Gray Mon.
day afternoon. The reports of score
tsry, treasurer and standing committee
were read and accepted.
The clvics committee recommended to
the Board that cement receptacles for
rubbish and an electric silent policeman
be placed In the square, both of these
matters to be given due consideration,
acting OF course with the corporation.
They reported that they had met with
very good success In the drive for the
Near East Relief with Mrs. Margaret
Taylor as chairman, only four counties
being ahead of Oxford.
The house committee reported $4S 81
az proceeds from the card party at Mrs.
Leslie's Mason's, and that the china and
table had been purchased for the club.
Tho names of six ladies were accepted
a. members of the club, making total
membership Of one hundred and forty
seven.
A committee a. follows was appointed
by the president to look into the matter
of securing q community health nurse;
Mrs. Leslie Mason, Mrs. Alton Maxim
and Mrs. T. n. Davis.
It was voted that all club members
having children under fourteen years Of
age take them to the Children's Day
program Feb. %, and all members not
having children invite one child to at
tend.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Herman Wilson Monday
Feb. 81, at $50 P. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-02-01
Euterpean Club.

The Euterpean Club will hold its next
meeting on Monday, February z. The
hostesses will be Mrs. Luella G. Smiley
and Mrs. Ida D. Neal. The ladies call
the subject for this meeting "The Three
b." which means the composers,
Brahms, Beethoven and Bach. The
members of this club evidently believe
10 music for they have taken as their
motto for this meeting,
"Muslc leads to all that is good, just and beau:
tiful. of which it Is the invisible but eternal
form"
The program follows:
Roll Call-Current Musical Events.
Piano Duet-Hungarisn Dance, Nos. and B,
Brahms
Mrs. Agnes Morton. Mrs. Lou Daughraty.
"a Cradle Song
Songs-}b The Little Sandman Brahms
(c To Nightingale
Mrs.. yirgis Wilson
PiAno-a Prelude and Fugue Bach
b Hungarian Dance, No. 7--.--- Brahms
ARRANGED by Phillips)
Mrs. Stella Burnham.
Miss Grace Dean.
Piano Duet-Andante from Ninth symphony.
Beethoven
Miss Nellie Jackson, Mrs. Helen Garcelon.
song-"My Heart Ever Faithfu"- Bach
(From Christmas Oratorio)
Mrs. Luella Smiley.
Piano Quartet-Overture Lenore-- - Beethoven
Mrs. Ida Neal Miss Grace Thayer
Mrs. Alice wiggin Miss Ruth Graves