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Washington Journal., 1921-12-23
@iaiOn eleftriidJe SOIteu.

Cine iebr iiberroidIenoe eIeftriihc
Groft.@ ntnidliing lit III einem 2obo'
rotorium in Iittsfielo, Wtoii., 5u'
mcgee gebrodt mor0en.
Benjamin Sranflin ieIber, mclder
3uerIt nit Ieincm 2euhtoraden uno
Ieinem 8lieobleiter Die @leftri5itat
ouf Oie @roe berabbre6te, mare
tUobl ylpie aus alien 8olfeu 9efal'
len, mean ct, pl0tlid in Die @e'
gcnnnrt g~eIteIt, ioe6en BON Der
&un0e erreift noroen pGre, oaB
Gleftri5itGt bon elmer StGrfe bis
3l elmer Miuion Soften uno Carl.
Der er3ellgt uto Deiteroermittelt
mor0en iei, ltno 5fpar bon einem
Strom, Ser an uno fir ii6 nift
ItGrfer mar, ais ct getp0bnii6 fir
rie 9eleltbtung bon SGuiern beroor-
rufen miro.
SranSformntoren borgeldrtes
bener Mrt erb0bten Die Soltenit1rfe
Ges Strontes INNER mebr, bis oic
Miaion erreidlt tpur6e. Ser e%leftri.
ide Sl1nte, mie elm pbantditii6 ser
riiienes 2i6tbnno nl5icbellc, iprong
bon elmer interchangeable i'm @e-
b6u6e oltf cine on0cre lie 3 6uB
nett.
9ie tatiGhlihe &roftii6ermittllng
erfolate innerbalb 0es @eb1ltGeS a1lf
cine fur5e Strede, aber 6ies mar
geniigeno, Inn Die Mogli6feit bar
5utltn, eleftrii6e @nergie BON be6eu.
ten0 gr0Bcren @oltenitIrfen 51t iibcr-
tragert, II. 5por oitf peitere Cutter
nltngett, ais Dies Gislong gci1Gftlide
@epflogettbeit getpeien lit, obne 81
9roBen &roftberlliIt.
SIN iibrigen lit oies %teilpeiie nod
cine ntnltrittene Sroqe. 8iele @Ief-
neutrality-suspicious. oringen aui
griinoliAere 5%ahlenm0Bige @uffld-
rungen iibcr oieicu nidtigen @egerl-
Itano; uro lie glauben, 0aB Die
groBen @eidGfte nod 8u %fonlerpotib
rno 5uriiGbolteno in ser 8enubung
eleftrii6er araft ans Ser 5erne
ieten.
@un, fir entgegenfommerbere
Saltimg gegeniiber @leftriihfraft-
@eri6letBern ioate fem @reignis
ser iiingIten 3eit ItGrfere Stim-
mling gemaht 6o6en, als geraoc
obiger o8ombenerfolg" Der Milion
&roftpolten. Sr0eB itieg er nidt pie
Gin Metcor pIoblif am Sirrmcl nltf,
Ionoern mebrere beoeutenoe Snge-
nieure, tpelfe i'm berbeifiibrten, be-
gannen lire einidlGgigen @rperi-
mente Dor nid)t tpeniqer alS 6reiBig
Sabren in oIer StiQe, nls tie sic
@rbnl1tttg Ser eritcn eleftrii6en
&raftleititngen 6ieIer Irt, NIT Der
big oobin unerborten Stdrfe bon
$4,000 @olten. bealifii6tigte. Seit-
Dem lit Die Soee ~6eltGnoig peiter
enttpidelt moroen, Bis Der beutige,
gan5 u%ngeabnte Sriumph por epc6e-
mo6enoer @roBe errltnaen moroen
lit. glber S%ortieBunq folat, uno fer
mere 8erooqtommnuugen un5tpei-
ielbaft aud), Defenders binii6tli6 Ser
Siolierung.
Sn &alifornicn miro iebt cine fol-
de &raftlinie fir einen @irflngsbe-
reid bon $50 oher mebr Meilen
ge6ant, = aud Elm &eforobreder!
8iS iebt lit oos %2a6oratorium
oaS allerein5ige ieines Spps.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23
@efahrItd. @rat: nSsb.

= @ef6brItd. Grat: nSb.
rcr Grou @cmublin tGte cine 3itro.
nenfur iebr gut"
@atte: lin SimmelsDiaen, iagen
Sic meiner 6rau nid)tS Oanon = ci.
ne Reiie nod Stalien mare unous-
bleibIidl"
Sad Ser &ouferei.
Slibcr (no6 Dem 8erbinoen fid IN
Spiegel b~etrodteno): nSie bobcn
mir jas Chr berfebrt ongendbt,
Scrr 9oftorl"
gIrat: nS1oo' nidts, Suberboucr,
nGGiten Sonntog mirO'S ia bod pie-
Der 'runtereeriiien!"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

= grfannt. 9aronin: nSit
mein Wiunn ni1t oa?"
0iener: Ser Serr Baron lit i'm
gibliotbef5immer bei1aftigtl"
9aronin: so meden Sic i'm auf
- es lit geiuh BAL"
@eIiib0e. &arlden lam
a6eno Dor einem S6iilerausflug) :
n2ieber @ott, glib uns oo1 morgen
redlt i6ones @etter; id min oafiir
audi adt Gage lang feinem Men-
ifcn meine 3lnge beralisltreden.~
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

= @rfat. 6remoer Gin 300.
logii6en @arten): n@inen groBen
&ierbeitano baben Sic aber nidt;""
@ufieber: nNein, ober oafiir lie9t
i'm &eitourant n8rebms Sierleben~
altf."
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

- @ifer. 9iener (nad)-
Dem er einen 6remoen obne tpeiteres
oie Sreppe binuntergeporfen bat):
81 propos, Sic wouten natiirli9
cine &e6nung prdientieren?"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

fam i6 old nit bore" Bea, mas
Ioge &c 5i 70 e Srau2
8omit i) perbleime Sine Sbrn
Iierper
SBtIipp Snuerampe r.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

Sbre Meiuuug. SUM-
ge Srou (g6bneno): 0&eine S4ei'
outgsgriinoe gu boben, miibte bod
~pabrbaftig elm eeniigenoer S6ei-
oungsgrun0 Ieinil"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

- Aus Ser b6bereng o d.
teriduIe. 2ebrer: n8as per-
itcbt man unter einem @eitbetifer?
(S1iilerin idmciet.j -. Scum, mas
lit oenn Meitbetif?"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

= g Ri e. $50 iinO sic Je.
boreu, Srdulein9"
Dadl, es iit mir fur6tbar pcirt.
lid, ober id fam bod nidts Oafiir
- in S9meiufurtl"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

grIter z ourii it: DSafro, BAN
ober Sic piel Yropiant in S9rem
Saferl am @udl; Oa fennt nan
ia glei a 9uriht frieg'n, penn ma
10 piel 6ourage iiebt."
31meit er Eouriit. Sic, @il-
teIter, oas is nil6t gum @iicn =
ba6' mir 0S6reibmaihine" mitgc.
nonmen, I'M foIoiiale AnIidtsfar-
tenforreiponOen5 belpdltigen gu fon'
men,"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23
Sic tpohnen
e II.

Often. Sic mobnen ia
rebt biibi6 bier auf Dem 2anoe, aber
ettpos lan9tpeilig miro es iein."
Sod nidt; mir BADEN ia ni6t
INNER 8eiu9l"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

@ie i'd ieue;l
@beno ms 8eti
gauge fin, ben i'd
nod en- oieIente
S6att genontme
I'M ben oas Sob
berltit ouf meme
3ung eeleet; alp'
iper 8fui 9eiipel,
mas bat Der Sob
Der 70 idlIed)t oe.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

SdriftIteIIer Gum &oue-
gem: go bienl Sd mill Sbre flint
@eoanfeniplitter our6lcien, banll
miiilen Sic mir aber uub g%eltatten,
Dab i'd Sbncn mein iiebenaftiges
Graueripiel oorlcle."
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23
2eidte @bbiIfle. Sic

2eidte abbiIfe. Sic
(nad porousgegangenem Streit
l0moaeno): ~9as lit nibt idon ponl
Dir, Mar, oaB gu 10 einiilbig biit!"
@r (argerliW): so nenne mid
bolt Marimilian!"
unter &inoern. nOu,
Sans, mas peritebt man eigentlid
unter eineln anonpmen Yrief9"
nGas lit elm 9rief obne Ioreiie."
@igentiimli1 IS r.
flung. 6rau (eines "Sdgerianers"
81 einem uaneipp;aner"): u8cnn
sic meinem Mann nit leinen,r
2cibipdibe fommen, gerat er gleidl
IN Die @nael"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

@ere6te @nttii It ii n 81
gouer: D8as! Gu iagit, mein @filt
NOR nifts mert?l Ser lit logar
iGou = geralt %poroenl"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

Imt ma m (Dr unpumuat ms @irtsbaus triH. entrie): I'm.
glaubid! Ga fist ia Sbr @rrdtant mo berHlgt elm @las @ier nd Dem
anoern?"
9olisft (entiduloioenO): r9us 1T oas le#e aus Dem 6uB, Serr
Nhmtmonn; os oabIen natlrIi6 Die Stanngait oanit fri6 an'3apft
peroen fann!"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

glia: n9ie 2ebre pom S6onenl1
2ebrer: 0llno mas lit oann elm
IeItbetifer?"
ella (ueridamt): Gin i6Oner
2ebrerl"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

Ttsr Sobann, Die @r3neiflaider
6es Serrn Baron baben Sic ale
nusgctrunfcn?"
so, ib babe mir geoadt, Der Seri
Baron trinft gcpib uidts Sdlcd)'
test
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23
@fFmrr SfdDrethrhrtrt HFa
qbtltpp Samrrampftr.
ona

@eiu Iietuer Serr Heoadtiondr: =
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

SD m06te auBer6em sic SER.
ldoften oarouf oufmerfiam MAIDEN,
ooB nrr oos erite @eoi6t, oos i6
oorgeleIelt, bon mir par, 0aS lebtc
mar BON @oetbe."
Washington Journal., 1921-12-23

4uffeber: @annt 6u 6enn nit leen, OB Oas getrctcn Ser @ieie
perboten it, Steiner?
8eperI (or bon benz Sun0, ben er an Der Seine flbrt, rpeterge'
5ogen miro: So, ib fam fdon l len, a6er Der 6lod nibt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
DAUGHTERS Of ISABELLA
INITIATE CLASS Of 81
n6PREssrYE CEREMONIES CAR
ROLL CLUB SUNDAY AFTER
NooN-BANoUET FOL
Lows.
Program Of ToaSts and Music-m1ss
Lnae and MIS-. Lear Dlrect
Ceremonies.

\ class oc iiCty-scvcn cand:dHtrS was
Initiated into Carroll Court No. W.
Daughtcrs of Isabella. yesterday alter
noon. Miss Marie Lane, Grand Regent
of tho Court. and Mrs. W. i. Lear. state
Regent. presided at the impressive ceTe-
monies. which wrr" conducted IN inc
carroll cub.
Following the initiation an elaborate
banquet was Served in honor or the ne"
members. featured with an Interesting
program and exquisite details. Inc
speakers table was placed IN front VI
the stage and long tables Tor Ill" ne"
members and guests were arrahH'u
throughout tho spacious auditorium
Lovely pink blossoms placed NJ regular
intervals on the tables formed the "h!H
decorations. The dinner was Pr'par'u
by Mullaney and Freeman. caterers am,
served by committee from NH''o''
Council. knights Of Columbus. IN charS"
Of AIR. John T. NoltC Mrs. 7. r.. simon
presided as toaStmStresS and the speak
erS were Very Rev. Father q. ~. MoH'
V. c.: Mrs. W. i. Lear. state Rcgcnt'
Miss Mary ZwciG Grand Regent OF hr"-
airr Court: Miss Marie Lane. Grand Ike
gen, OF Court Carroll. and Misses M
CELIA Jcpson and Emma GundilnE' repre-
scnting the now members. Miss Joanna
McCirral and Miss Anna Noight cn"t'-
tanned with beautiful vocal solos during
tho evening.
The following arc tn" new m'm"'rS'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
N, Y. BELLHOPS
NOT CAMERA SHY

NadSe kennedy. whose latest Go.o'
wvn Pictprc is The Girl with Ire '"""
Heart" which comes 10 the Liberty
Theatre for three days. commencing
Monday. Tuesday and "eoncSdaF' mac
at least one trying night during IN" h''r-
ing Of the Robert Shannon StoVE. Hu",e
OF the scenes were taken al INC He.-
mont Hotel in New YORK. I" give 'e"'
ism to the action when SHOWS MI '"'l
Smith and kittic Swash"r 'ooth piaH'"
bv Miss Kennedy. as reSpeHtiVftE s"e.
and hello: -ir," OF MOTEL Inc nc''-
boys at tho Belmont were only 100 Ne"
10 appear IN the picture and II any
sruntled guest at the hoie, "oH"
',.h,. c.ryice seemed a little less perfect
.h.n !, usually IS, il was simply because
,,arn or ,hc bovs proved camera shy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
Nav Festival Of Dancing.

Mucn interest - being manifested n
the NI.tv Festival o. dancing which VIII
he the concluding p"rt"rman|" Of th"
nrp:;S az the ,iauriaS classes conducted
hy Mrs. Anna Wilson Shafcr. This dc-
MShtful affair will BE- held Friday even
MY. MAY IS. in tn" Court Th"atr" IN
stead Of in tho Carroll I,uh ~ first an
rouncrd Tn" program will be pres"at"S
N thrcr parts. ~ T'"wc" Bai;";. ~
Little Bit nf china. aud the "l92l
Revue. Included IN those artistic S"lec-
tons will I've special numherS ~ inter-
preti,r. rhythmir. Crock. classic. and
folk dancing SOLO and trio dances.
together with songs and dane" numbers
will nave important places in The enter
,ainmrnt and the rn;ir" produ"ti"r Will
he set off - advantage with elaborate
and App-opriatn costumes. Til" pro-
gram WI begin a. SIS o'c'ocN.
Mrs. Shaf,.r VIII i" assisted by Miss
sara Jackson. In addition 10 I'll" at
tracti,r dan,r numbers on t." program
Mr.. Edwkard Stif"! and Miss lren"
Never wiz have vocal selections and
ottycr Edwards viii nav" = violin solo.
Mrs. w. IT. Conrad and Nv waiter
ro-nrS will b. the accompanies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
SOCIAL EVENTS
Of EARLY MAY
JUNIoR-SEN1oR BANQUET AT THE
TRrApELPHIA DISTRICT HIGH
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Final Spring Dance of the Craftsmen
WIN BE Held This Evening AT
Elks Club


Final details are being ,"mr'cirI Tor
I'll" annual Junior-Seni"r banquet ar
ranged by the members Of thu Junior
class Of the Tradelphia District HIgh
school TO compliment the members OF
tho graduating class. This elaborate
affair will be held Wednesday evening
I'm the gymnasium OF the high school al
Oak Park. The. gymnasium VIII De
beautifully decorated for u" occasion
and n program Of toaStS and novel en-.
Pertaining numbers is being arranged
by a committee. Edward Mch"en. pres
itcnt of the junior class and Howard
FreiderickS president OF the Senior class
will preSidH :" .oa$tnlaStcrS.
Tho following committees arc IN
charge Of arrangements:
Program-Mabcl MCt;innlS. chairman;
Louis WatNrhousc. Edith Gw:nn.
corations-Kat herin" Webb. chair
man: Margaret Moss. Helen cook. John
Hill Howard Beltz. Herbert Dirckman
Menu-Pearl Smith. chairman: Martha
Naylor. Mildred Nichols. Mary h. Jack
son. Louise KimminS. Helen Lawson
Irene Stroehman.
Finance - Robert McLatn. Howard
Cell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
THOUSANDS WERE OUT
IN MACHINES SUNDAY

Yesterdays good weather proved A
drawing card for lovers Of fresh air
while thousands of men. women and
children enjoyed the pleasant weather
by taking a rp!n about the country side
in automobiles.
An actual count for short time yes
tcrday afternoon at the foot Of tho Ma
tional road at Seventh street showed
$40 automobiles passing in both dircc-
ton in one hour. what is believed 10 be
largest number at any time this Year.
The National road for @h miles in
either direction was lined With ;utomo-
bilcs yesterday Afternoon. and 'as one
passed. autOists from Maryland. Penn
sylvania, Ohio. District of Columbia.
Virginia and West Virginia were seen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
Guards' Dtrner Dance.

On,. 81 TIC most important >"'.a! fun
tions on thu ,,,l"ndar Tor ~. week IS
the dinner dance Of the Scottish kiie
Guards which MI, b" held in Ia" JChh
w. Morris Scnt,iSr Xix" cathedral. w l.
neslay evening. May ilth. The hEa'
details OF the program will II" r"fnpl',-
cd at Il meeting o. the Quarts t'IS rN"-
ming. This Is an exclusive Scottish flr'
Guard affair and VIII he rt"nd ii by
members Of the Guard from all over u"
state Reservations are almost al N
nd from indications there will b. Der
tyco hundred Guards and their Ia lies
present.
The following committee i" in cnarGe;
y peakr ". l.. Miller
" I FClSiuE ". n. BrCutt
II Y Johns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
CH|LDREN'S MOVIES
REGULAR FEATURE

Chi'drcn'S movies will be regular
fca ture at least one motion picture
theatre Of the city from now on. The
Idea sponsored by tho Child Study club
Of showing pictures especially suited |"
children proved such a success among
the Juvenile theatre GocrS that plans
are being mad" 10 continue IT, y PIC
turc calculated to appeal to children Will
be shown in the morning from now on.
Members OF tho club will act az ticket
takers and ushcrs and see 10 II mat
the. comfort of the children IS assured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
TWO DISORDERLIES
IN THE SIXTH WARD

Eul I.aborn and Mike BoiiS. two f"i-
o;mners. were arrested yesterday morn
;nr in the Sixth ward by Officer Frank
Rakcr, charged with disorder ~ c"nd'ri
Tho two were committed to N" G; l"'N
nm 10 await trial this morning. Another
charge. that Of resisting an otticr' WI!
H., placed against RoliS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09

street II. T.. ,hIr,!. Ia; evening by Er
ElLrcn"" E:ugr,,, .t;:s". ~! proved TO De
Of absorbing interest. The matter Of
hasty marriage and easy divorce was
given attention.
Dr.. James Mcasc Potter Of Vance
Memorial Presbyterian church. Sp"k"
Sunday morning on ~ Mothers lnfu-
rncc." and in thu evening "f'rnm Self /"
Service
At st Mathews p. f.. church. st
James Lutheran. Second United rrcShy-
tcrian, and other churches of tho city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
HIT BY SOMETHING

Louis Keller. 40 years old. OF Blaine
o. was admitted to the Martins Ferry
hospital shortly before midnight. claim
ing that ne had been hit by one o. the
street cars Of the Wheeling Traction
company near his home. After he had
been examined i Was found that he had
scratches
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
ANNOUNCE SPRING TOUR.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad COM
pany has put posters up at inc I"'"
no.Scnrer station announcing the spring
tour between Wheeling and Washington.
y {, Tickets can be purchased for trips
hcre and tLe National Capitol between
May l. and June 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09

special sermons were preachen win
,,bcr churches Of the city, special ser
,nnn, we're preached. with Prof. P. J
W,rt,nsen delivering both morning and
n,,.,inr sermons at st. Matthew's and
por robert w. Yourd OF Carnegie. Pa,
NJ the Second L. i. church..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09


DIR, and Mrs. Charles II. Robinson OF
Fourteenth street. arc enjoying Il pleas
ant vacation at Atlantic city. DR.. ROD
inson is pastor Of the First United
Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Kcyscr returned
10 SiSterSville last night after Visiting
relatives in Elm Grove.
Miss Emma Weigal Of the I.W.C.A
las returned from ShadySide where she
visited her mother.
Mrsf w. l.. I.atts OF WoodSdalc who
underwent an operation at the ONO VAL
ley General hospital last week VIII be
removed home the first Of the week.
Mrs VIM. Madden of Grafton Is
visitor in the city.
Misses Helen NJ Haley. Jane darker
and Florence \. Stoncy of East Liver
pool, Ohio. were visitors in the city yes
terdav. coming 10 attend the initiation
of a class Of candidates of Daughters
Of Isabella.
Z y. Larson Of Milwaukee,. Wis. who
has been n business visitor for several
DAYS will return home Wednesday,.
Chas, McKim of pittsburgh motorcd
10 the city yesterday AMI returned last
night.
Mrs. Dclmcr G. Hallctt left Sunday
for Huntington to attend IN" state con-
yentjon of the American FcderPuon or
Labor. She represents the TOBACCO
workers.
Mrs. Sinclair Henderson or MontrlaEr
y. J., is visiting her father ami mother
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Louis knoke OF Nar"oou
, avenue.
Miss Ruth srhncll OF Fairmont spent
/ Saturday and Eunday in the city VISIT
S,.l,
street.
Mrs. Margaret Bonner and sister Mrs
Anna clark of Main street accompanied
by a visiting friend leave this morning
rn. Baltimore to attend tn" cvcrriSeS
At the Mercy hospital wher" feir friend
3 Miss Isabelle Schultz receives nor OPP
Iona.
Mr., and Mrs. J. L. Ilarron. or Altoona.
Pa. are spending several days VISITING
relatives and friends in this city.
T. II. Maryott. of Livingston. Mont"
arrived here yesterday {" attend the
convention Of the Internat ional Brother
hood Of Eircmen and Oilers.
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Armstrong and
daughter Of Boston. Mass. arc the
guests Of relatives and friends here.
Frank u. stevens. Of Great fa'IS'
Mont. arrived here late yesterday arter-
noon "a attend tho 'onE'h''"" WHY" VIA
be held in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward RhcherF anu
son Of PhiliipShurg. Kansas are Sre""
ing few days in this city.
Nr and Mrs. p. V. rearce. OF Tonkers.
V arc visiting with friends In ::ris
city Tor "A few days.
Mr., and Mrs. Waiter H. Gardner OF
LJmira. y. Y. are spending the week AZ
rurs,v of relatives and friends here.
Mrs. s. i. Gicgerich. If PITTSBURGH,
who has been visiting with friends Will
leave for her home this morning
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Eak Of Omaha,
Erb, arc spending some time visiting IN
this City.
Mr. William l.. Smith. former RESI-.
dent Of this city. now rcS!den'' o'
Niles, Ohio. will undergo AN operation al
the Wheeling hospital today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
Honorary Luncheon.

Comp jmcnting Mrs. W. :. h"ruHn 40
Louisville. Ky. who IS a guest IN In"
city. Mr.. Stuart q. 'ir"har'. "n.srtl IL
Ell with = small luncheon Friday ~ her
home, No. ill S"U:h Penn street. y
basket ur h"au,itu, fu~has ana rose.
buds tnrmcd ~" "XTuiSit" "ent rpi"-'':
ami lovely vanity eases We're TN" iaT"rS
for H.. guests. Following tn" hArh"'n
hridg. engaged tn" guests Throughout:
the afternoon and thu games Were cen
Guided with IN" serving OF tea n"
Guests wsrH a group Of irtimat" :rIeadS
Of tn. honor guest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
RncIatx Dancing SGT.

Tho first &c series - AanNN& - -
given BY the Society Dancing Set VIII
be held this evening A. tho Mozart HAIR
Invitations have been issued and larg"
attendance Is expected At thiS first az
fair. Miss Irene Pehl"r and Mrs. Charles
BlsmM.rill be in cl.arg" and aSSur" thc'r
ruc%tS Of a pleasant evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
Entartainmant at olivet.

Tho pupils OF IN" "IuoHNt'0n '!"SHVH
taught by Miss Eihri Wallace WI" pre-
sent clever entertainment ~ IN" Mount
Olivet hall on Tuesday evening. May H.
unGSe.. the auspices of tn" Young te"-
pies Society Of the NJ. r.. church. y
program Of interesting numbers has
been arranged by Miss Wa!iaC" and MIX
cd presented i'm tho usual SNiI!'u' man
ner by her young pupils. Following tne
program refreshments Will "" served
The public is cordially invited TO a'tHn"'
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MOTHERS DAY
IS OBSERVED.
APPROPRIATE MENTION MADE BY
MINISTER'S OF MOST OF LOCAL
CHURCHES
Other Special subjects Taken Up BY
Several In Interesting
Sermons

With few exceptions, the churches Of
the city observed Mothers Day, mostly
with an appropriate sermon ny inc pas
tor and special music ur programs. II
usually good attcndanrcs 1T h"lh morn
ing and evening services wcr" noticed
and tho beautiful weather helped I"
make Mothers Day ideal.
At the First English Lutheran "hur'n
annual Cradle Roll Day was celebrated
in conjunction with the national "hS"rN-
ancc. and Il particularly pleasing pre-
gram was carried out by the children
at the morning service. In the evening
Rev. T.. G.. Howard delivered III" last
Of his series Of sermons on the general
subject. "A Better Wheeling, entitled
Its Morals and Magnitude. THESE
timely sermons haze been attracting
more than Il little attention ana nave
caused considerable comment. lt"E
Howard j. an able speaker ana waH at
his best in these sermons. Last eve
ming h. dwrlt on tn" m"rhiS, generally
speaking. of the city; on tn" hidden we"
that 50 often goes on tight hrS'd" Il
1tnrSon without his knowledge. Speak
ing further he tol dot tn" wealth. of
Wheeling. its nagnitud" AMI what Lac
iliti"S tie cry has and what an !nr'n-
iiv" toward keeping tho city clean anu
Riding il OF vice as completely rs pos
sibl,.
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Old stone Rouse.

Motorists yesterday found IT, ca
Stone House at Eoney'S PORT a d>'lGhl-
rul spot To stop AMI rest and "hJoF
delicious Sunpcr in addition I" viewing
ono. Of Tn" finest collections OF antique
iurni,ur" In this section "t n" G"uhtrN'
Among - parties there for dinner W Sc
: II Won 1;aysr and party IT three;
rb,s. McKim nf Pittsburgh. party % SIX
arl ~. Thompson ct Pu,$hrrch. parry
NJ fNr.
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Other Special Sermons

Both morning and evening services at
ST. Stephens Reformed church were
taken up with short programs. and IN"
special sermons Ivy Rev. t.. &. Burkhardt
The morning topic WAS "'rh' Priesthood
Of har"ntS." and the evening subject
"rhr I'rietSl hood Of children.
Tho first o. u SERIES Of sermon. on
tho general subject "fui!dm% 4 Chris
,ian Home" entitled "Mlrriag" Il Lii"
Contract" was preached at Fourth
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O-P-P-O-R-T-T-N
JHTE1 WANT ADS.
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7, tho sprinC n married mans fancy
should lightly turn 10 thoughts u
next winters coal.