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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04

again, Bengston, with nine field
goals, and Swanson shot spectacu-
lar baskets. Hicks, Mohr and Tai
bot did heavy scoring for Normal,
and Harrison did some stellar
! guarding.
Andreen went out on a personal
foul for the second time during the
day. Augie meets the loser of the
Millikin st. Viator game today at
IS p. m.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
HOW COMET

The pitcher was in great form.
He moved down the opposing
batters without hit as they came
to bat.
They were lucky to get a foul OF
his battling delivery.
The umpire called more strikes
than a suffering walking delegate.
They could see no more balls
than a pawnbroser displays above
his door.
And they muttered to one anoth-
er on the bench:
THE lucky stiff nin't got thing"
But it came to pass one day that
the pitcher was in poor form.
He couldn't find the plate with a
telescope.
The opposing batters knocked the
balls over the fence faster than the
kids could throw them back.
They got more hits than q cou-
pie Of preliminary pugs, who would
fight all night for 20 bucks and the
the privilege of seeing their names
in the papers.
And yet they chuckled amons
themselves on the bench:
That bird has got q lot Of stun
today"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
ISLANDERS AND
KEWANEE PLAY
Local Loepers Meet DOWNSTAIRS
Tonight in Last Basket Game
Before Tourney.

The islanders will play the last
basket game before the tournament
tonight at kewanee. Rock Island
defeated Kewanee by an over
whelming score in the first of the
season and no difficulty is expect
ed this evening.
As there will be NO trip for the
second team to the tournament it
is expected that most Of the scrubs
will 60 along with the regulars to
Kewanee.
The squad has been working out
the last few days on the Augustana
floor and has been going at q fast
clip. The Islanders play better on
the big floor at the college than
on the smaller "Y'' court. They
have the space to shoot their long
shots and their long passes are
gotten away in fine shape.
Following are the probable line
ups tonight:
Rock Island. Kewanee.
Duncan .R.F....... Erickson
Biehl ....... .LF...... ]. Swain
Ros'nkr'n. fC) c.. H. Swain fC)
Hall ......:.. .LG.. Patterson
&hnktar ...-...-.....R.H................. an0d
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
STERLING GIVES
MOLINE A CH|u
Open Like Champs Against Sv,,.|
but Fall Behind When Oo;.
dentals Hit Stride.

Moline's "all-of-a-sudden" .h.,
pionship playing basketball ~
almost met defeat last night a,ai,l
Sterling. In the first half h
Sterlingites outplayed the hea,jl
"Swede' opponents and the couI
was 1919 in their favor.
In the third quarter Moline "a,
back and played rings around \
Sterling players and manased !
score Is points. The Sterling tn1
ers also tried to come back in p
last period, but Moline kept a cos
Portable lead.
Having won from every team
Rock Island in the last part OF n
season. the Moliners are making
strong bid for tournament homo
The fact that the Moliners vi
from Geneseo raises their stock
great deal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04

tutl0nS-Sterl1ng BNdH
for Davis.
Field goals-Moline: First
Toline. 5; Lundberg. 8; Heider,
Sterling: GregOriOus. 3; Lund,
Turnroth. /: Gebhardt. l.
Free throws-Lundberg. 5 out
II; Gregorious, 2 out Of 4.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04

All the News-All the Time
The Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
THE DEAD SEE.

A fool there was and he went
unto fashion show.
The fool was a bachelor and he
wished to see and spool over the
gorgeous habiliments for which his
less fortunate brethren had to
slave.
Being adept at figures, he was
quick to appraise the upkeep OF
such expensive tastes, Haunted al
luringly by bevy Of beauties whom
Mack Sennett must have over
looked.
He saw more curves than a base
ball pitcher could throw in one
week, but didn't recognize them.
He saw wondrous robes of text
ures worth their weight in oil
stock. and marveled greatly at their
| splendor.
He saw every color Of the rain
bow blended in silks and satins
like a summer sunset. for which
John Husband must pay dear.
And yet he missed the best part
of the show.
At the club he discussed only the
| costumes.
Consequently, he was as popular
as a leper at health fair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-04
LIKE FATHER. LIKE son.

A father laid down the law to his
16-year-Old son.
He threatened to knock the youth
for row Of adobe huts if he ever
caught him smoking cigarets. drink.
ing hootch. attending burlesque
shows, joy riding with chorus girls,
playing stud poker or shooting Mis-.
sissippi marbles.
The boy promised he wouldn't;
they usually do.
Then one day an old schoolnate
came to visit the father.
They talked over the time when
they were boys together.
They chuckled rs they recalled
smoking cigarets. drinking hoetcf,
attending burlesque shows. joy rid.
ing with chorus girls. playing stud
poker and shooting Mississippi
marbles.
They laughed about hoodwinking
their fathers: they usually do.
Yes, for those were the happy
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
COLD WAVE IS
ON THE WAY
MERCURY WENT BELOW FREEZING
POINT AT MIDNIGHT AND WAS
STILL GOING DOWN

Related winter, according TO the
woaShcr man is at hand and q cold wave
!s on the way At late hour last
nicb; the balIny spring like weather
that has prevailed during the greater
part Of the present winter months' hau
set in. and cold, clustering. raw
wind had set in.
Al midnight the thermometer regis
tered 30 degrees above zero. just Two
dcrrcos below freezing point, on inc
V-hrrl;rr & Belmont suspension orlose'
Not So cold 1T that but the wind had n
cen penetrating effect and If you were
NOT yiCilant Il would borrow your nat
And the wind that takes ones nat
from, his head usually does IT In gusts.
Two loser chascs the Kelly" with
s,,,i,o ca the Interested onlookcrs won't
.r,rl, he is sore and just az he Stoops
"a nick M his millinery another gust
s,nL, II a block farther. And nc ioi-
lows II in tho gallop with look OF dis
gust.
7, is fully expected now. that winter
will sct in for short spell. The ola
oar murrs have long been held in readl-
ness for a hurry call and even II inc
go, son IS late. they may be brought out
In Some worn The whole season
can hardly pass without ono real. bit
ter, cold spell. Yet II may
,ryhow We Will all know when We
crd ont what the grounding thinks OF
",o matter. two weeks from next We'd
mc.,Iav on February the second. h" VIII
know
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17

street is the guest of Mrs. Frank &.
Trottcr a. MorCantown.
4. l.. Parker. Of Butler. Pa, spent
Sunday with friends at Woodsda!e:
Mrs w. g. LcaSurc OF North Nam
street leaves this week for Los Angeles
20 spend the rema indcr Of the winter
Miss Resa D!&CkoG returned last eve
ming from Mckeesport Pa, where she
went to srend the weekend at the nome
OF her sister. Mrs. Baer. whose son
William has been critically III.
Miss Margaret Becker or Leonia' y.
J.. IS in the city the guest OF hcc
brother. Ernest Becker. OF Mozart. she
Is retura!ng TO New Jersey from an in
tcrcsting western trip. being one or the
members OF 4 team which won contest
emitting her and her team companion
20 the tr!r.
Mrs. I. Elrose Of Parkershurg %Pe2-
The week end with Mr.. and MIS-. i. u
Kelley on Eoh street.
Mrs. c. II. Roberts has returne 10
her home at Elizabeth, W Va. after .
visit with her daughter Mrs. v H.
SavleSor the Island.
Miss Irene Doty is confined &c hcr
home. l43 Nineteenth street. NtrW1o"'
with a severe cold.
Miss Bertha Bo.lIDgcr has returned
70 her home in Shinnston. thus STATE
ar.er n visit with WarwoOd friends
Ar and Mrs. e. G.. Gano have gone I"
MiddletOwn. Ohio, To spend some INA
with Mrs. Ganos mother. who hls been
seriously i'll.
Arthur> and Edward Hines OF P.nns'
boro ar" visiting their, uncle. Morris
HINES. in South Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
WOMAN s CLUB
IMPORTANT MEETING JAN. 81 TO
nrSCUSS EOkE PROPOSITION
Old DR., Baird Site on Fourteenth
street MAY he Purchased

Az last, after several years planning
and hoping. It seems that tho woman =
Club of wheeling is to have real nome
a club house exclusively provided TOT
the benefit OF members OF the Woman y
Club.
Friday afternoon. January 81, at TWO
o'clock a meeting of great impor lance
IL scheduled 10 occur In thea. o. Z. w e
auditorium. and Il IS absolutely nerTS-
nary that every member of the club VINO
can possibly attend that day, do 50. Tor
al that time the question OF the proposed
home for tho Woman'S Club Will nc
brought up for minute discussion; IL -
tho duty Of every woman belonging 70
this organization TO express her Wish
regarding this vital question as 10
whether or not tho club should go to the
expense at this time. of buying ana NJ
Ing a suitable club house. In view or INC
fact that Huntington. Charleston. PARK
crsburg and Bluehcld. as well as many
other crterprlsine cities OF the state.
have their exclusive club homes u
would seem that Wheeling. above every
other city In West Virginia. should PC
ahlo TO point with pride to Woman =
club home. Among the up-to date mem
hers the desire IS there and - only needs
time to formulate complete plans.
Tho old DR.. Baird property, located on
Fourteenth 81 "eet near Eon. IL the mouse
favored by the club. and II IS close 20
tho center Of business churches ana
other points Of activity In which the or
canizatton IS Interested. There Is small
doubt that tho purpose In mind Will be
accomplished. ~ there ar" efficient
energetic members back OF the plan and
the cause IS too great to give up easily;
Although tho debt thus incurred would
hc reasonably heavy there Is no reason
why II could not DC cleared off without
any undue anxiety and worry. in com
paritivcly short time. At any rate there
seems little To stand IN the way OF this
long cherished plan.
FRIDAYS meeting has bern called by
the club president. Mrs. J. Harold Ercn-
nan, who Will preside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
STATE FAIR
stockholders VIII Have Annual A4At-
Ing and Election Of Directors To-.
dAy-6ank Meetings. -

Among tho stockholders meetings
scheduled for today is that OF the
West Virginia State Fair association n
which time the annual election OF de
rectors will take place.
Directors Of the Bank OF Warwo,5 -.
who were elected last week. will h1ve
their meeting to organize and elect OF
ficers this afternoon. --.s.s-
Stockholders Of the Bank. Of BenWe'd
will meet in their annual session 1t
o'clock this afternoon at the bank. d.
rectors will be elected.
The annual meeting Of stockholders
OF the Dollar Savings and Trust COM
pany will be held ut the bank building
at 2 o'clock today, when directors Tor
the year will be named.
The board Of directors Of the Associ.
ated Charities will hold a meeting at4
o'clock this afternoon, when officers will
be elected. ~
Tuesdays Meetings. ..44
Tuesdays stockholders meetings In.
cludcs that Of the Central Glass works
at 3 o'clock, when directors will Do
elected. .. ,.--ar-
Country club stockholders viii meet
at the Fort Henry club at 1880 oclptk
Tuesday evening. when directors 5enl
be named. 1yt
stockholders Of the Wheeling ise
and Storage company will hold q meet
ing at the companys offices from to
o'clock Tuesday. Directors will be
named.
Stockholders Of the South Side Bank
OF Wheeling will have their meeting Tor
the election Of directors Tuesday at
o'clock.
Stockholders Of the Citizens-P Peoples
Trust company will meet at oSlnc<
Tuesday, when directors will be elected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
SAFETY FILM
IS ON ITS WAY
EXHIBITED FIRST IN WHEELING
COMMENCES LONG JOURNEY
Object Lesson For Careless Employees
May Be Of Immense Benefit to
Railway Men

Wheeling had tho honor OF being the
first city in which the celebrated SAFETY
First Ilm known as Bulletin 20 was cX-
hibitcd after it's try out in the East.
Tho picture was SHOWN here on tho
night OF the annual ball given hy the
Baltimore and ohio railway employees
Of Wheeling district a few weeks ago.
The pictures in which the principals
! wcrc dare devil move actors. depicted
4 men causing between the bumpers OF
railway cars whilc his wife and chill
dren stand waiting with his dinner
bucket and a man in the act of losing
both legs cut off by swiftly moving
train. Also a number of common acct
dents that endangCr the lives and limbs
Of railway employees.
Tlfe film was made on -" %cw foT..
Central railroad and attT:v'l"! t'F a.
,ention of Vice Pres !d,nt 'iall""I! -!
the Baltimore & Ohio road WI" l':'-
chased IT, The picture Will h" sn"i'l i.
Safety Director John II. Er"dc'ir'. ~
every town and city on the Il. a q. ruai
from New York on the East to Ch!'aG"
and St Louis oil the West,
Tho following information has been
cont out from tho Office of Senior Wee
President Galloway IN Baltimore living
the itinerary of those who Will exhibit
the picture.
l, has been found that the usc Of mo-
ZION pictures is the most effective way
or imprcsslng employees with the ncceS-
sitv OF guarding against acclhchlS.
; Those near and dear 10 them also can
soc what the practice of safety accom-
nlishcd and give their assistance III lhs
work.
At each place the picture is SHOWN
~
mediate families will furnish mus!ca!
cn,crtainmcnt, and as there is some en-
rcl'ent talent to choose from an enjoy
.b,c. evening will he spent By those VINO
attend.
Tic places and dates Of the rallies
and rhc halls in which they viii be heIu
IN thc eastern district arc as follows:
G. George. Staten Island, y. Y, the
Iyceum. January u.
philadelphia, Grifith's Hail. li-e
Ccstnut street. January 10.
brunswick. Nd, Red Mems Hall. jan
uary 20.
Conncl;sv!lIc. Ia. Armory, January -.
pjItsburgh. Ia. Elks Hall, TN ana
puuucsnG Way, January 70.
New Castle. Pa, NeshannocN tia'1'
January Is. 90
Newark, O., Auditorium. January %.
cleveland, o, Winton Hotel January
81. ,,
Wizard, O., Temple Theatre. February
Garrett. Ind. Eagles Hall February D.
chicago. Ill. White City Ball Room
February 4. ,-,,
Washington, Ind, Knights or Column
bus Hall. February 4
Seymour, Ind. Knights OF Pytn'as
Hall. February S.
Cincinnati. O., Chamber Of Commerce
February ..
Hail. February TO-
Lima, O.. Eiks Hall. Februalf l.
Chillicotho. O., Elks Hail. FEBRUARY
raricrsburE. W. Va, Elks Hall Feb
ruary Is. ,, ,,ou 1,oh-r-
AIRY &c. WIN r.,r,-
weston, W. Va, Masonic Hall Feoru-
airy i. , "a
Ecyscr. W. Va. Armory. FEBRUARY ~
Icnk;ns, Ky. February -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks-SparklingEyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards. a Well-knoTn
Ohio Physician

Dr.F.M.EdwardS for II years treated
scores Of women for liver and bowel all
ments. During these years he gave to
his patients a prescription made OF a
few well-known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil. naming them
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-Torkers on
the liver and bowels, which cause a
, normal action, carrying of the waste
md poisonous matter in ono system.
If you have pale face. sallow look,
dull eyes, pimples. coated tongue. head
aches, hstlesS, no-good feeling, all out
OF sorts, inactive bowels, you take ono
OF Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
Tor time and note the pleasing results-
Thousands OF women and men take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets--thc sue
cessiul substitute for calomel now and
then lust 10 keep them iii. l2c and zoe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
SEEK JUSTICE Fo1 AL1NS.

New York, Jan. 16.-Establlshment OF
quasi judicial immigration courts IN
which aliens would be guaranteed due
process of law and proper constitution
al safeguards today was proposed4.AS
one Of number Of tentative bases 1ok
seriously needed modification" In NJ
handling of foreigners in the Un3e1
States
The commission on the church ana
social welfare Of the federal council OF
tho churches of Christ in America, In =
report on deportation cases in 1919, and
1920. containing detailed accounts q
zoo cases of alleged alien radicals VINO
were ordered deported, urged the re.
forms. ),
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
MS 81
CHARMING AFFAIR
At M'LURE TODAY
MISS SARAH JACKSON ENTERTAINS
IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS RUTH
MASON, WEDNESDAYS BEIDE.
Last OF Series OF Affairs Tuesday When
Mrs. Forbes Simpson Is Hostess
at LUNG leon.

Charmngly arranged and elaborate
In every detail is the hridge-tea To be
held at tho Mcclure hotel today. with
Miss Sarah Jackson hostess. This Is
one of the last Of the series OF delight
ful compliments arranged for Miss Ruth
Mason, whose marriage TO Mr.. Clarcn""
J. Fecny Will occur Wednesday OF this
week. Several tables will accommodate
the guests at an interesting session Of
bridge. and at the tea hour quite n num-
Der will arrive for rcfrcshment.
Tuesday Mrs. Forbes Simpson will
entertain at luncheon, with covers laid
for the most intimate friends OF Miss
Mason, at the home OF Mrs. Simpson s
mother. Mrs. J. J. Holloway. Tho ap-
pontments at table Will be most cx-
quisitc. and this affair will terminate
the series OF delightful occasions honor
ing Miss Mason
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
OUT LAWS 1NFLIcT DAMAGE.

Bucnor Aires. Jan. l6.-namaES cS-
timatcd to total many millions OF pesos
has been caused by the Expectations OF
bands Of outlaws who arc reported ["
DO roaming through the territory OF
Santa Cruz. pilaEinG. burning crops
and ranches. destroying aEriculturai
machinery and killing and trrrorh'hs
inha bitarts. Dispatches from lhht'
Arenas gay these bands now aEGreGa'E
more than loo m'u; VINO arc declared
10 hc striking ranch workers. who are
we'll armed and equipped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
ENDED HIS LIFE.

Special Dispatch to The 1ntelliGcnccr.
ClarksburE. ". Va, Ian. lb.-"h!ic
over domestic difficulties.
John Gawthrop. IS. wcll-known resi-
dent and former merchant OF bridge
port. committed. Suicid" at his homo
in that town this morning by shoot
ing himself through the heart with
shotgun. HIS wife had been living with
relatives at Iikns III" last scvera!
months. Dana Ii Gawthrop. manager of
tho bridgeport Oil * Cas- Company Is 4
surviving brother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
Announce Date For Tea

III" annual MARTHA Washington tea.
held for the past ten years b. the Sec
ond Division OF Thomson VI. l.. church.
will occur Tuesday afternoon, February
-. in the social rooms OF the Chure',.
Preparations now underway promise
delightful afternoon and with an In
tcrcSi!nS program and the serving az
tea Il general good time Is anticipated.
The ladies IN charge will be CharminGly
attired in the quaint colonial costumes.
with powdered hair. Mrs. Z. L. Bcndall
is chairman in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
Reception Friday

An Informal RECEPTION VIII Dc hold ny
the Daughters Of Veterans Friday eve
ming OF this week in the social romS
OF the First Baptist church III homer
Of the members Of the G.. \. Il. in This
vicinity. Among the noted guests r.l
this occasion will Re Mrs. Saran Ward
Of Pittsburgh, national Inspector O!
the Daughters Of Veterans. An apprO-
pirate program viii be rendered and the
evening Will conclude with the serving
Of delicious Refreshments. Miss Nc!le
Reed Is general chairman IN charge and
has an efficient corps Of workers assist
ing her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
ODD FELLOWS
concord. Excelsior and Lincoln Lodges
VIII Have First Visitation This
Evening.

Concord !odg" NJ. l.. Excelsior lodG"
Va ,nd Lincoln lodge No. 80. lnd"pcnd-
on, order Of odd Fellows. tonight will
have the first Of a series Of three vista
lions 10 be held by thcS" three lodge
II Will he held at the hall of Conc or,'
lodge No. 10. at Jacob and Thir,y-cignth
streets. \ large gathering from al
three lodges is expected. There will w
degree work.
Rnymord Bauer. chairman; A.
Jones. secretary. and William Hahn,
treasurer. compose the visitation con
mittce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
TO oRRANNE.

An organization meeting or the hoard
OF directors OF tho Tank Of Warwood.
who wore recently elected by the S:oc"
holdcre. Will be hold II the rooms Of Ia"
institute. this afternoon NJ O'clock
Other business IA connection TO th:$
institution VII he taken Mp at tbs
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
Theatre Party Tuesday

Mrs. Fred T.. Johnson of EdrWCCd has
invited Il number Of friends to witness
IN" matinee performance of The las
sion Flower" with Nance O'Ncii. whose
splendid enactment rs her role cvckcs
praise from every audience. After the
show tho party VIII repair 10 one Of
the nearby tea rooms for rCtrcsamcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
Plan Elaborate BANQUET.

The young women Of tho Foreign Mis-
s!onary societies of the Methodist Epis-
cOpal church will celebrate their TWEEN
ticth anniversary on Monday evening.
january -. with a banquet al Thomson
church. Plans are being completed for
this elaborate affair, which is eagerly
anticipated by All the young peoples or
CARNATIONS in Wheeling and which is
III honor of Miss Clara Cushman.
founder Of the Standard bearers Society.
An evening OF real enjoyment Is prom
Used. with good music, evcellont speak
crs. and a program OF cXccptiona! inter
est. Mrs. &C. Fred Anderson will be
toastmIStreSS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17

This Will hr :, busy day at tho Local!
Y. w. G.. ~ At 80 O'Clock this after
noon the physical education committee.
with Mrs. Albert Meyer, chairman. Will
hold an important meeting. And 1T I
o'clock there will be a meeting OF the
committee on colored work. Mrs. r
r. Kitchen. chairman. VIII preside at
the girls work this afternoon.
A number OF other important sessions
are scheduled for Tuesday. Wednesday,
and Friday, wit hthe regular meeting OF
of direccrs and election OF officers to
take place Friday morning at 1880 O.
rIop,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17

One Of the enjoyable events scheduled
for this week will be the dance to be
held Friday evening at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral. Tor which tho following cards
have been sent out:
You Arc Cordially Invited to Be Present
NJ An
Informal Masonic Dance
TO Be Held
Friday. January olSt
nineteen hundred and Twenty-onc
At the Scottish Rite Cath edral
Under the Auspices OF the
Scottish Rite Guard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
Cotiluon Club Dance

This evening the C0tillion club will
hold tho regular weekly dance ~ the
Carroll Club with an excellent orch"S-
ira ENGAGED 70 furnish the snappy dance
program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17

Tuesday night the kn!ghts or ST
George will hold a grand euChre at the
Columbia club auditorium. with each
person attending assured Of an evcninr
Of real enjoyment. Preparation IS lee
ing made for the accommodation Of q
record crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
President ,Hesly Completes Plans
For Firemen's Convention Herr

made by local. people after which al
enjoyed a social session at which tim
refreshments were servd FOLLOWING
which the meeting came to a close.