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Evening journal., 1921-07-14
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS
BY ONE OF THE
NIGHT OWLS

There was one hot shot which ap-
peared in these columns the other
day about strong soap to wash out
the dirty mouths Of some of our
young box fighters. For one GER
tain pug we think soap is not strong
enough.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
MApIsoN sTAKs BLANKEp.

Madison All-Stars were shut out
by the Blue Gold nine. at Second
and DUPONT, yesterday. by the score
of to 0. Blue Gold is made up OF
Brownson members Score:
Blue Gold ....L.2 O2O110-6 2
Madison ... 1000 90 3 3
Batteries: Donovan and Begley;
Maloney and Morgan. Umpire
Leahy.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
CARPENTER RETURNS HOME

NEW YORK. July 14.-(United
Press) s)--Georges Carpenter leaves
today on La Savoie for his home in
Paris. He plans to return in
month 10 start training for bout on
Columbus Day
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
FIVE LEADING BATTERS
OF TWO MAJOR LEAGUES
AMERIcAN LEAGUI
PARKsIDE ORIOLES WIN.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Parkside Orioles defeated Spruce
A. c. Tuesday afternoon at Kirkwood
Park. Sc. The feature Of the game
was the fast fielding Of w. Rein and
the hitting OF F. lattery and A.
Smith. A. Smith pitched a good
game for the orioles. f. Conlin fea-
tured for the losers.
Parkside Orioles would like 70 ar
range games with any team in the
city whose players ages range from
- to IS. Send challenges to w.
Rein. or phone 1906-J.
Score by innings:
Spruce A. C.. % 80 0 o o-6
p. Orioles. 2 3 0 O0s 0 1 Ks
Batteries-Spruce. Carrow and
Salvatore; Orioles. A. Smith and w
Rein J. Hin.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
KilUdnidns, Bankers,
Journal Set Pace

Three base hits-Hopewell Gest-
wicki Two base hits-Hairsne
Base on balls-Osowski, 1; Elwood,
3. Struck out-By Osowski. s; Ell
wood, 4. Umpire-Gerhause
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
Totals
SCORE BY INNING

Exper. .rraffic. 1 Q 0 o / O-5
Press Recreation. o 0 1 N-6
Struck out-By Lynch, Q; by Parkin-
Bnckle.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14

Jimmy Ireland was not behind
the door when noise was handed out.
Jimmy, children like you should be
seen and not heard as a man OF
mouth you win the pearl-bottomed
dish pan.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14

As a good fellow, Red Dawson is
in a class by himself. He not only
gave eight cakes, but here's the
funny part: When they were cut
Battling Barnes refused to give Red
a slice OF his own cake. AS a cake
baker. Red would make an excellent
huckster.
We certainly did miss Squash
Face Earl at the social. What's the
trouble. Earl? Were your famous
jazz pants at the tailors or are you
losing your popularity with the
girls?
Bearcat. you're no kid any more.
Why don't you act like a man?
Pease Willie. DON'T get insulted
when a mere kid gives you a call
down. Remember. Bill you've done
the same thing many a time.
Mickey Morris and his manager
certainly are good fnshers Yes,
good cake fnishersl They even
tried to eat she plate and then
wanted 20 punch the chairman be-
cause there was no more
We think Battling Barnes and
Kid Finish should apply for posi-
tions wit hthe city in the capacity Of
street cleaners. Yes, the battler
swings a wicked broom and his
partner a wicked mop.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
Hotel AuStine
ID YOU'D ExPECT A HoTEL ro Rn

Pacific * st. James Place, near
Beach and amusements Every room out
side. Write for rates. F. II. JONES.
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holidays with his mother, Mrs. G"org'
1 4 Lnmrhlin a, NNlhanv Pike.

holidays with his mother. Mrs G""rs"
4. l.aughiin. a. bethany Pike.
Miss Georgia T"sl"y has returned :"
Washington, u. -. after spending tie
hnlidays with hcr parents here. Miss
Eosl,v IS cmpIuy, 90. ny the government
Miss Maudc li.,us"n Of WcS' N"!d, y.
+. returned homie last night after
srnnins tho holidays with relatives
and rri"udS In this "lty.
Herman Hauman. 4 student a. state
college. l'cnusvlNania. returned last
nl,n, 20 rn~unln his studies after spend
,ng he holidave here.
Mrs. Edward MAXWELL az bethany
nike. who recently underwent an oi"ra-
ION for rpp~nu''iils AZ til" ohio Na,i'y
,;"nrra ho>r!'ai - getting along nicely.
Tn, rntan' son NJ Mr.. and Mrs. llarrF
t. brennan e Elan Grove - III Mt tho
ur'n Valley Gru'r1l hospital
I.awr,nc, Nrk"raor. who has been
qu:,c ~ 81 rheumatism for s"'"ra!
w,aks. tq slnwly improving at III" home
.nc his sister. Ms. Ralph Wagner. a.
rpr:nEt'l"
K"irh H. Linton - W"odsdolo ha* a.
,,r,cI d ruyltlou AVN tho Dick 6r"th-
r:-. aurnm"h!l. mn"hani's. wNHr" u" -
taking , ,our-a ihr"uch IT," tedrra'
beard for Vocational Erurarinn.
My, Sarah t. kmtrlhHrror. VIII" has
rcrr suffering with - ,"'"r" ""'H Toy
he ras' Ten da:s, 80 slightly Improve"
~ tho HON, - h"r SOW. l"nu W. k'H'
L,.rr.rra~. Of North MARKET street.
Jacob r. Krudelhors,r. barber ~ 'h'
xI,I.urr holal. is improving from an
attack 80 r"rSi'ttis at hjs home in i'as'
Wheeling.
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z SWEAR OFF
vs. TOBACCO

"N"-To- Bac" has A,srri thousands g"
break tho costly. n~rv"- Shai"r!rS To-
hacro habit, Whenever YOU have long
ing for a cigarette. cigar. pipe, or for "
chew. ius. place q harmless N"-T"-Ht''
table, in your mouth instead. I" n"ir
relief ;hat awful desire. Shortly tho
lia!r; may he completely broken. and
YOU ara batter of mentally. phys ically.
financially. It's SO easy. so simpH. Get
, box Of NC-To- Bac and If 4 doe~n re-
Lease you from all craving for tobacco
-, any form. YOUR druggist will refund
your money without question.
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- The groom. VII l." nH,i % horror ana
NJ. Nan vii, hc a. uded hy Mr.. I'Wa
uu:glcv, cousin { the bride.
Tno bride WI. wear h"rc iraN'l'"s
suit ur brown 4 t,yn" with 'r'n'''' -
81 heavrr fur. "a hat Of brown Ne''T'
or5 N,h.r acc, scores 10 correspond.
Hcr rorsagc bouquet will he formed OF
Sweetheart roses showcr"t with VAIL!
nl,cs. Miss Nau VI! wear 'uit "t
navy blue velour trimmed with HQn'rr"'
cur. VIII corresponding a''H-S"'''S
Oer now-,iS Will he Aaron Ward roses.
Following tho C"rcm"r! wedding
hreakfae, will b" served - ~" HON" "'
tho brides parents. NJ. and Mrs. J"hA
Armhrustor % North Man street. Win
covers laid for The imn""'At" tSm'a"S
~ tho happy c"uVI'. Later N IN d.
Mr., Nau and his bride viii leave On
g. honeymoon trip anI on their return
will take up their Temporarily residence
with the brides parents.
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WERE welded HERE
Fifty YEARS AGO
MI, and Mrs. herman Cohn to Celsorats
Golden Wedding Anniversary In
Cleveland.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman com. 'oFhe.
well-knoUu residents ~ Wh""i'ms. WIZ
celebrate the golden welding an"ivet-
>a-y, of their marriage this evening witn
g dinner 81 the Excelsior ''uh' IN
Cleveland. the city IN which they no"
reside.
Mr. and Mrs. Cohn were welded MY
years ago tonight on January T. ~ .
In this city. At that time MI con"
was a member of tho Cohn-SampI!h''
company. a wholesale 0rm on MAN
street
Later on ha removed to C'eF"'a'ss
where he also had business interests
and has been highly successful.
Mr. Cohn Is at present - F"Nrs o.
age and his wlfe Is aG"d s? years. botn
Of them are enjoying tho h>St OF heaI,"
and are anticipating meeting many re-
,a,,ve. and friends AZ the golden Weu.
ding anniversary.
Those IN the r""o'T!uE line. WIZ ~
Mr.. end Mrs. Herman tohn,. thN'I ,o'
Albert \. r'ohn and wife: Nj. ana NV >
Albert Il. rohn, and Mr., and MIS-. y -
Cohn.
There VIII ~ guests from New forN'
San Francisco. pittsburgh. Milwaukee
and many other cities.
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Robert Haase-VillRg Girl.
ID. q. Morgan-Amerfca.
Ilaisy CasseIl-American Beauty.
Il. c. WILLIAMSBURG Of Paradise.
Fred Behrens-Pierette.
Earl AdamS--Captain Kidd.
Mrs. Cooper-Slumber Der.
]. c. McKinley-Pteretts.
Stewart Doubleday-Sew Yock-Fier
etc.
Carol W. Rced-Night.
Henry RusSell-Pierrettc
James misunderstanding slrl.
J. W. Lodge Yama Yama.
Harry King Tootle-Spanish lady.
Gallery:
Messrs. and MesdameS
Harry Mcclure. Jr. J. J. Holloway
charles Jackson r. {, Ewing
Jesse Bloch W. c. Erndv
VIM. Simpson Lawrence SANDS
Singleton Fault Howard Hallett
=. =. Schmidt L." c. Faull
VIM windsor =. A. Hann"n
Geo. llnnan 4. -. Moh1't
Misses
Dorothy Bloch sara Jackson
IIlrrIrtt Hanu%n lIrl-a CrHddH"k
MeSsrs.--
r. J S,cn. II. F. Ehber'-
W. =. Uandlan Harvey Pollock
Ma-damos
McClurS Hays l'cehir* Tatum
Iohn poo'in. Of s. I. Norton
I,oulyyi'lc. AlNNanusr Glass
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FALSE ALARN COSTS .,s-
MEN RAILROAD 1AAasss

Through an error published In Soms, Y
uf the down the river papers to the ef- e
feet that all of the mills in Wheelins
district started operations on Monday
OF the present week, lot OF workrnen Sc.
left their homes and came to this city,.
pr, pared tn so to work.
Word waa telegraphed last night, 20
others who were preparing to start for.
Wheeling 10 wait awhile. The men that--ts
came on are expert workmen and cofNcr =
mand good wages. They stated thsys
will have to hunt up other jobs until the =
mills covaence to operate. Ss
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The regular monthly meeting ~ me
rpaughtcrS OF III" American Revolution
viii n. he'd ncXt Wednesday. January
l.. I.urrrHnr will 10 s'dN"i at one
nalcrk. following which thcr" VIII ," \
display Of antiques and "urtoS, explained
hy Mr. Tlancn" punl"vy Siecnr"n,
Delegates 10 the Thirtieth Annual
Natiora, congress viii hr elected ard
hus,n-rS session will be hold. Tho
hostesseS FOR the social hour will ~
Mrs. Mct'lusk~y. Mrs. St"enrod. MS.
MegraH. Mrs. HsNi". Mrs. clark. Mrs.
Etzler, Mrs. kIrtach and Miss pNGant.
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HAD FOOT CRUSHED.

Tom P.llrh. P"Ish. aged ~ years II
lying an TIA" North Whs"!'ng iospit"!
suffering from \ crushed ioot As the
result Of being caught between two cars
at tho mouth Of III" Beach fot'CN
Mine of the RI hla-d Goa company
alnu, % o'clock last evening. lie wa
o,tsuind b. Or GeorE" W. AbcrSoid
who sent him to the hospital. II was
necessary 10 amputate part of the foot.
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A number OF small boys entered
Woody's peanut store OIL South street
yesterday morning and secured several
bags Of peanuts. coffee sacks We're also
ulrnrd but none OF the content: We're
taken
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RGty&jiaSa

Roy Noodle. 81. and Mildred l'r73tz,
e, BON OF Erooksville. ONO. wcre is
sued the first marriage license for 1927
IN ohio county yesterday morning.
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Nan Ar7nbruEter Nupttals.

T.'s morning an interesting wedding
Nj he SolcmnizNd a. s.. JoscPh's Cathe-
dra'. when Loretta ArMhrust"r and NJ.
f'rarc!, William Nau vii! be united In
marriages. NuptIal mass will nc ccl"-
br.,ted At seven o'clock by Very Rev. O.
~ M,yc. V. .. who will also perform
80 ceremony. Mss Clara Nau. sister
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Another now cop has been added 10
WhcclInE's force. lhc lucky on" b"inc
Percy Fleming OF 925 chaplin" street
WHO was named by Chief Of i'ol:"" fr"7
H. Frazier yesterday morning. He has
taken the place "f Officer BUGGY who :
now on the detective force.
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Miscellaneous shower.

Miss Rernadettc l"!lst"rn enter
toined last night AZ nor home II t!ch9-
ant Nalt"y. complimentary 20 Miss A.
pcr,a Schacfor. whose marriage I" MY.
Greg A Barrett viii r2 an interesting
nurt!al event Of n-Nt week. The AFFAIR
WAS IN the nature % mIsr"'ianeeu'
shower Merry ra>tim"S engaged the
guests until LAT" hoT" when theF
were invited 20 The dining room where
a dainty luncheon VAS Ser""d. color
scheme Of pink and whit" VAS e"H"-
lively carried out IN clever novelties ana
coy,rs were laid for tho following;
EiissrS--
Gertrude schmidt HN'"n f'sh"r
Gertrude Murphy NlrS'nR flHnr'
>,o-r.ro, L,rrs Caihc-iue Fla"cus
Catherine StorCh ''"ruu''" 'n,'r
,Hoar,- Scha.fer Rcruai",Ir lI"n>'cr
r.,to SIM Marie Tr'rSa Hell
AlbHr'I.-Scha"f"r stern
Ida R".nc Hunter
NcSdamcS--
,-,lo,,,,, Az Joseph Uclstcr7
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Acres of Diamonds"-Dr. Russell H.,
Conwnu. Court Theatre. Jan. S, SIS z.
". Tickets on sale today-5Oc, 75c and
800.
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r.. afternoon m tn" Board ~ Trad-
,,i,d,rS Tho Martins Ferry lectur"
r.,tt,l club viii h"'t '1N'r regu ar
meaning Miss Mildred Whitley. cor
ratio will - N charge % ne rr"Sra N
I'D sbc will Re assisted by Mrs. Anna
Yes, campbell. At tn" piano ana NJ
r'rnd campbell. riol'n'nSt.
Thu, rrograr Nil open Win 0'anH
colo wv MR.. Camrh,N. and she Will be
followed by Migs Whitley who VIII sing
two ru,uhMrS IN h"r uSuni charm re
MANNER NJ. Canrbel MI cNl"r1a' =
Nth = ,ioim 90" ard II = N''i''t ""'
h, heard N Nv" n'"rc 'ui"r".'InS Sei''-
tons Mr.. Campbell will tn"n T'S> HS
.hroo concluding numbers. wh'rn WI
hc The Indian Lament" from nTor"rk.
,r,,r,o- AMBROSE" F'rNaH and ">"A.rcN.'
rro,yo Va Goors. "Uajrhfuln"Ss,' by
brahms. sunday" Brahms. "WhHre IN"
Was, Begins" La Forge and Yale"
Russell. will BE- thn "on"'udme nur1hers
sInr by Miss Whitley. ~ h'r pleasing
cuntralto voice
Mre Frederick SHY Vii ~"o"'tc a*
hostess 80 mo social Iaur 9"''"r:n& 80
program. wH"n oh T"frcshm""', -"
be SerTe!.
Acres u Diamonds" EI>>"i. y.
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Choir Party.

Mrs Marry l.. Bond has invited tAe
members ot the choir OF the Wheeling
BAPTIST Temple to be her guests 1T an
informal party 10 be gwen Friday eve
njnS a, her horne in WoodIawn. The
MARTY Will hc held following choir Nrac-
tee and every member Is invited.
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| 81 go
VANITY TW|G
MASKED BALL
HnKS CLUB Is SCENE OF GAf 30
CIAL GATHERING LAST
NIGHT.
Midnight Buffet luncheon FOLLOWS
Gay Evening" OF
Dancing.


The ElkS Cub w. IT, S''"" - "0r ~
the seasons rayest social functions last
night tho OCCASION beng -" m7"H"'
hill given l,.irr the IU~pi""N ~ lrH
Vanity Fair TviG t"" Ia" benz; OF 7A'
Ohio Valley 'isrNr.,l ro~u.tal tn" 'lH"'-
toriur, az tho c'rN w:~ n"or:'nN n''"-
rated with s"uta.r". >0d'a\ Hh" many
softly sUad-d nm3~ ."d the Sp'"nH'"
muSica, program Wts tu-MISHNd ny ~
S'oop- Emerson oc,N"stra. f"HiurNS XIV"
pianos.
Ip,o this CAV soon" % fsst!v!ty tn
beautifully ott,r"d guess aSSemo'Nd :"
spend many hIppv N"urS dancing. N"I"-
ing produces III. srrr. genial air Hf conf
!-idcr.e aS Z ma>su"raG" apt '"' u'',
known guasts m.nEi"d together W.
80, isis and ~orSS ~ 1854 TIC
pr1nh march waS h"'d an" @tHf N"
guests remoycd ;"selr mas =. THIS Va
q signal for thoS". in the gallery Z" JON
in Oh. dancing and as result nc dane
ing floor Was crowded with The merry
makers. At 13 o'G,ork q bu;'n' sanger
was served rndr- ~" direction o. Mar
,ra- PaukI. eac' % the I..NS cub.
The ball WAS Su'"">s'u' beyond -"
Widest dr,.,us - tho committee. Ara p
roodly sum W.; o., addad [" tie eX-
cheauer OF the hospital.
Following werH IN attSuia2'":
Misses.
s,nhir Eus,on Woods Waite EaIo.t.
Virginia Recommendations.
Rlanche Stcrer--Turkish Grit
Elizabeth Carr-Fn,ly.
virginia FIe"'u$- Bubbles.
Margarct BLACK ford Dancing G!ri.
Catherine Hamilton Polly.
Mary Hsrs--NiEht.
Haleu Waterman -ricrrete.
Elsie Lee Storer- Ch;nes".
Eleanor Cla-h-putch Gir,.
Louise Nelson Whitaker GlacH and
White.
Julia Cutman Vanity Fa't.
Eatheri Mah's --nicgctt"
Mae Crumb'NN --'iypsy.
Pauline smith -I.iItl" 'iirI
Messrs.
clint C'aupbell- Aunt Jcmlmah.
Carol W Rnn>d Court Jester.
James Gi'l"'Rrd---E Iown.
William Uoward--Eohtr Hood.
George OaS !ssou--Jockcy.
P-ul ". l.ut2 Yama Nawa.
Wright TTuEu> Sailor
FORBES simpson took.
, W. James count Lost ~ ir;a.
Alien Adams Tow Boy.
Charles puit"y A'hi1aurU.
Ncu,cr NjrhojS Spa.nard
IT, Fred R"rr'u>--rjervu'.
Francis Wcod=-T''rr";.
George Row 'Yans Ia'ua.
. W. y. Er.s,',. ~ cleveland Red
Dcv;l.
u. " pau-nN~,y. 90. ,Hcyc,aud Sailor
John Wa",1u. Jr. cleveland -P'srot.
Carl II;rsrh,Ug. ~ 'iel riaud-- H:"vet.
Dewey ouarjrrr-r >-ra;".
Eub"rf IfaZg"tr.. Pirate.
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Aouuaiutauce Removed.

Acquaintance 1sneNeo-
Judge (stefply)-I believe have
seen you beforee
Prisoner with = s1ile OF reeognt-
tion)--Right you are. judge: I used q
tend bar down at CaseY's.-Judge.
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Judge John s R'tE wanted {" star;
the new year out right and when I'D
ward Bowers o. GrcCGsyi va
rr"ICht before nj. honor OH charge of
wifn beating, n WAS lNf d"wn WITH SIT
snI costs and no Jail sentence. HIS vi"
rlradNd for the support Of her children
and stated that when she came I" 60
money from her husband Nc struck h"".
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About People
Movements Of individuals To And
Prom Ths City.
AT THE HOTELS.

------------7--
M,Lure-Olr bradley. atn"!'' :
JaT"s J k"I'N. Fa!rm"nn':. a, MoMa =
tiers. Hrrdr"i:". ! S"haett"r' - N"lar" :
J ". Foc"er. WEBSTER Srr'nes'N. Va
+. r. S'n"ia't S'"Hh'n.'I@' IT,
EIcNsrds. NH"nS, -. J.. 4. hNe9. Al'A'
n>nv;I'0.
uInssor-r r EanslI. Falrro'r' g..
y ! C.,,s, Lor..,rilr, @: WAYNE *.
r,r,,rs,, St,,brryt;i. o.. T. II. w.
',.,, ,,,a-r.hurr. y G. Corra,n.
,.a.i,,,o. ,,,,,1o Eri,, Mariana
-. pbvli,. Ir.,,;,+o, a. .
r.roI r Graz. cleveland $, schu,,z.
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\ youth Is made ahou, equally Lick j.
his frsr cigar and his lirst love affair
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watch Party

watch Party
\ clnvd ot merry makers spent a de-
: ;ghtful evening last Friday 4; the home
II Misses Iva and Hattie Talbot, Nher
they entertained with a watch party
The evening was devoted TO dancing
muse and games OF pleasure. Jus: as
the old year departed ~ mtdniSh' The
guests we're invited - the dining room
whore / detachable luncheon was served
Places were laid for the trl.owiaS.-
Misses
Ann, Mae Hughes H.,it:H Talbot
EIs!s Thouer Thea Roberts
MrSSvS
JOHN GrnSScncr d.. +. Walters
George F"tsrs George Holman
Lawrence trump
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Owls First Annual Dance

Owls First Annual Dance
You are invited 10 attend tho
First Annual Tancs
given by
Wheeling Nest No. 1858
OrdrS oc Owls
Il.
Til. EMS |luh Auditorium
Wednesday evening. January 5. 1921
Music b: SpanSier's Melody Boys
Committee
Emnet, Sransl~r VIM. Fu'm"r
II. W. Mitchell
Coplcs OF the foregoing invitation.
which Is cleverIy engraved on card
decorated with lifeliks owls. has been
received ny members and friends OF the
,odEc. ~ho a." eagerly anticipating
Wednesdays event. The N.uS.r - c\-
recfed to be an Interesting feature and
Z large attendance has been prepared
for by TIM crmmttt"o N charge
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-EuY VAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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watch Party

on Friday evening a. thH homo .
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Nahr an interest
,uS watch party was hold. The even'ni
was spent playing cards games an'
dancing Everyone present mad mos
delightful time as they watched tho oil
vrar OUT and the New Year In. y de
!;ghtful luncheon was served before IN
closing OF tho cd year.
The guests were:
Misses
Eliza beth Wah, lara Stauh
Helen Miller I.dna SCtuh
virginia TuhauSh Dorothy Wi.&-lm
Marion WitEUc"gs-
MCSs-S
Joseph W:tzNerger iiareu"a TuAauEh
Bernard Miller Charlie limbaugh
Joseph Wilhelm Harry YHhN. Jr.
MeSdamNS
Harry Yahn VIM TubauGh
August Wilhelm Charles Miller
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-04
HouRe Party

on New Years evcning at MS bone on
, ire Stone Cnurrh Road. Joseph Wilhelm
Pleasantly entertained 4 number or his
friends with a house party. Tho u"rTr
crowd enjoyed quite 4 f@w games and
music which, weTc. the chief diversions
Of the evening Everyone present had
Il most delightful time as the New Year
cana n. A. a sts"uable hour de.:C-
Gus luncheon was served.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-02-04

authorize the formation of District
Committees in the Paia-Makawao dis
trict and in the Hana-K ipahulu dis.
triCt, to gether with the appointment
OF Deputy commissioners for these
sections.
That the following additional Com
mittces be formed:
Troop Organization. To investigate
and pass upon all applications for
troop charters and for Scoutmaster's
and Assistant Scoutmaster's commits
sions, and upon all community nomi-
nations for Deputy Scout Commission
crs and Assistant Deputies.
Camping and Outdoor Activities:
Suggested membership five. See Lo-
cal Council Constitution for full duties.
Charge of weekend camp sites, regu-
lar camps, weekend hikes, encourage
troops to have at least one week of
camping during the year. Promote
public demonstrations, reviews. inspec-
ions, stated hikes, celebrations, in
tvr-pdtrol intCr-troOp competitions,
troop gardens, etc.
Civic Service: Suggested member
ship three to five. This Committee to
promote and have charge of all COM
munity and public service and to in
yestigate and pass upon all requests
Tor such service.
With Respect to the Budget.
The Executive Committee at its last
meeting considered the question of a
budget for the year 1921 and appointed
a committee consisting of Mr.. Cam
cron and yOur Executive Secretary TO
raise the sum Of 100000. This Will
put the Council firmly on its feet and
enable the work to be pushed with
riEOr.
In this connection should be men
toned a most generous donation by
Or. Baldwin, of the Oldsmobile which
was formerly used by Mr.. Hutton in
Honolulu and which was offered for
sale for 100000. Without this machine
any extensive development of the
work would have been impossible.
Respect to Activities 1921.
In addition to the regular scout
work for 1921 we would recommend
the following:
That if possible we operate Scout
recreational camps and Scout work
ing-boy camps.
That we promote a hike" by a Sc
lected troop, across Central and West
Maui, to stop in differenfft districts
and give demonstrations in order to
stimulate Scouting among the boys
in that district.
That we prepare a proper and fitting
exhibition for the 1921 Fair.
That we operate Il school for Scout
masters. This is in fact already well
thought out and Mr.. Hutton will tell
YOU something about it.
Respectfully submitted,
CLINTON S. CHILDS,
Executive Secretary