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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-25

The gasboat Pheasant, Captain John Haho, is in port. Captain Haho is taking the baths for an attack of Rheumatism. The Dixon Of Juneau is replacing the. Pheasant on the Cape Fanshaw mail run.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-25

The Crane with a number Of visi tors from Craig, arrived here last week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-09

injuries sustained while n,!sh,ns from
= street car.
Cap,,!n {. q. Dawson viii return 20
night to Charleston n,;"r icing hcr- -
u;'rnd III" fair
Miss sarah rr!tchrrI Will return to-
morrow evening from vacation ri" :"
L"un!a, y. !. A>b"ry lark. y. Y. Ani
New York 'i:v.
"Eiu" SrtnScr Will Icave Monday
AFTERNOON :ur BuCEhHuEon - resume
his studies In West Virginia Wesleyan
College
Kclcrl NJ. Ross. too,naH coach in
Wheeling N:Eh school,. MI, arrive cary
spending = Vacation a. hiH h"ue at
Buckhannun.
Faul Wagner and Harry Uawker havo
returned from II ten day au'uuoJ!ie tip
To Pittsburgh. Ihiiadc!phin and Atlantic
cay
Miss Blanche Petres will return 10
her homo In Warrington today inter n
abort visit with friends IN this city.
w u Ward, " Milwaukee. Wis. is
spending sovers r days IN tho city look
tuE after business interests.
MIR and Mrs.. W. II. Ringer. ~ Cos
hoston. ure tho guests OF relatives N
this city FOR few days
l.. GaldberE. al Pittsburgh. arrived
hore yesterday afternoon end Will spend
tho rest of tho week l0kins EftUr bust
uess
Mr. and Mrs. i Il. Mckee. Of Mans
field. Ohio, Rrr spending several days
N no city attending tho state fair.
They Rro stUpinE at tho Mcclure Hotel
Mrs W l.. Wi!,lamsNn. OF Newport.
IS visiting friends IN East Wheeling
for q fow days.
Miss Helen r"tres Of thia city. will!
4prud today Visiting with friends In
Wellsburg.
Mrs G. w Gibson has returned TO
her homo on S!XterHth street follow
ing n two weeks vacation trip at BUCK
oyo Lake.
F.. /. Crawford. OF Atlanta. Ca, Is
spending ocvera. weeks visiting with
friends in this c!ty.
Mr. and Mrs. W. f. Starkoy who
have boon visiting friends III this city.
will leave for their home in Cleveland.
o. Eonu tlme today.
Mr. md Mrs N O'Brten. Of New
York City. are spending few days v!s-
iting in this city.
MI and Mrs OTTO q. koontz. OF Nor
gautopn. ara attending tho Wost Viz
Sin!k State Fair hore
Elmer Wilson. OF Baltimore. Nd. VINO
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has been attending iii" race. al n"
state Fnir grounds. loft !es'rrdAy
nf."rnoou Oh II business TRIP {" canada
! r l,IrKc,r. Of Pittsburgh. IL Wis
.t.nE Wheeling friends Yer ii few DAYS.
Miss Eia May TnIm.g". OF C;ncin.
nail. -. - mo gu"a; -; friends on N"
south SID" FOR Few days
NJ rui Mrs l. !. clark 81 Cn:um-
hGy . aye Waiting w!'h friends on
'hr South sd"
Mss Elizabeth Shok. - '"Sno,ton, Is
III" guest If friends On TIA" South Side.
WNi:nm NJ, 'hi"r. roHu"r'"" VITA he
-!ituT:u. department az no Sew tas' .
Herald. WI .euy" today Tor Jew castle
after spending a few da&s with friends
IN hi. c!:T.
Miss May Getzrudarn"r. or Cinc'n-
nluL -. Is SPENDING few days visit-
tax VITA friends IN North Wheeling
Mr ard Mira August +. Dick. OF
Clcy,!und. o.. arc Spending few days
waiting ~ tbs cry
CaprLin and Mrs r. II camden Of
baltimore. who arc In Wheeling this
wcek during the Golt tournament visit
ing al J g McKinlcy's homo, will ar
rive IN i'arkershurg the latter part ~
IA. week for Il visit Ia Mrs. 7. Il. Cam
don Captain Camden ~ commander OF
n. coaet guard stuiion at BALTIMORE
IarkerHhurg News.
MISC Frances Thorn has returned 70
TurkerSburg after n pleasant visit with
friends II; NrilShur9
M-a M,rIaret Mc1ntuSh Of FarkCTS-
burE IS here visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Virginia Logan MrpanirL
Mt. and Mrs. Roila Wallace and chill
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# YOUR FRIENDS
ARE EATING YEAST.
'fHHY WILL Re GLAD TO NOW
THAT THEY CAN GET TINY
TABLETS AT DAUo BTORH.
EASY TO TAKE-AD6ULT6
oUIoX-llTrEA ron YOU.

60 many people Gre eating yeast spin
ach. oranges. etc. and drinking quarts
OF milk each day In search OF Nitnm!neS
that thu chemists have perfected tiny
tablet containing proper dose or both
Water Aud FAT soluble p!ten!nes IN
highly concentrated form. The tablets
arc NOR. economical. less bother. easier
10 take and aEree with the stomach bet
tor.
The rea son people want Fitsminos IS
because NitRmlnes bring moro strength.
weight. color. freedom from bOils. car
buncies. pimp!ea. etc. Doctors kay most
OF us need moro N!tamlnes than We get
in regular meal. ard Il Is simply
amazing what these PhosPho Vtram!re
tablets will do for q person IN three OF
four weeks time The tablets arc made
In Americas greatest laboratory. Tons
Of Yeast are used They get Fi'Rm!nos
Also from huils OF rice and mix tho CON
contracted elements together into
proper doas-aod Giycero- phoEphatoH.
otc. and you get in tiny tablet u scion
t!flcary compounded tablet that doos
amazing and most unusual things for
mon and women who are week. thin.
pale. undernourished.
Local druggists recommend this now.
powerful way to take EitRmines. and
you can get a bottle Of sixty Phos-Pho
Sttamlne tablets at tho nearest drug
store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-09
GREAT FOR ECZEMA
AND OLD SORES
I Guarantee Ny Ointment, says Peter
son-Bvsry BOX OF It.

III you arc Responsible for the health
Of your family" says Peterson. OF Buf-
rnlo II want you 10 get largo Csc
cent box Of Petersons Ointment today.
Remember. | stand back " every
box Every druggist guarantees 10 re-
fund tho purchase priCo 4 Peterson
Ointment doesn't DO all cls!in.
Il guarantee 4 for eczema. old sorcs
running sores. hnlt rheun: ulcers, sore
nIpplee. broken breasts !tching skin
skin diseases blind h!sedinE and Itch
Ing piles as vol as FOR Chpnng. burns
scalds. cuts. bruises and sunburr
Il had so running sorse on my ies for
II vears was in three different hoapi-
,als Amputat!on was advised Skin
grating WAS tried l was cured by
using Pstersoa's Ointment Mrs. r. =
Root. cs7 Michigan Avenue. Buffalo. y.
y Mail orders iilled by Peterson Oint-
mont Co. Inc. Buffalo. y. Y.
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About People
AovSmsatU Of Individuals To Ana
Prom fhS City.
At THE HOTELS

Rogers-Mrs II. !. Wilson, Fa'rm"n'.
MoLurs-H 6 Slurp. Huntington
Mr. and Mrs. y. { kuntZ. A0rHaNi"~n
A. A Brown. MorSan:own. K q. Ac' CHI.
ClurksburR. Daisy l.aury. kcyscr. !. {.
Carney. Charleston. IL r. Sesph.
Charleston. J. W. Saute". Burton. J.: NJ.
Hausht. Barton. II. ID. Shuts. Parkers-
burg.
w1ndpprT l.. Kurn. ManninEto on:
Mr.. and Mrs J a Ws's'hy. Fuirmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. q. Brown, Flatw"od ;
Mr.. and Mrs y. A. Park. Po!n, Pleasant.
stAmm-W. Is ConpO"li. FR'rmontr
john 4. Buch. FarminStrn; Mi and
Mrs. 7. Leonard. Warrington: heity
l,urard, ManniuGion. Il. Y. smith
Reader, w. Adams and Mr.. and Mrs
u. T. King. Reader. A. W. ""s'tAi''
psrkrrshurs, Marry k!mmons. valley
Grove, George Iiuh.rr. Cameron.
Miss Ret,y W!nterhoilcr has returned
90 Cleveland after - v.s!; with her par
en's IN th.s r!ty.
Mss katherine Leroy OF But!or. IN. o..
IA the guest OF loc4! relatives for Few
days
Mss Mary Alexander returned yes
rordav from Il visit ~ friends In SaIem.
Ohio.
Ncssrs Paul Alien Eeymer. Joseph
Coru.hnn and Robert Crawford. have
returned from an extended motor TIP
through the east and Canada "h'io
away The party visited the olneTent
churches IN various cities Mr.. Meymer
Will resume his C.asses In plan" aho
organ Thursday. Sept -.
Miss Rnsaliud Grccnhaun and Mrs.
80, hea Z
IN. iattors son. 5 a Nyoerk OF tho
Island. for the past three weeks. re-
turned "Wednesday evening 10 Their
homo In New York C!'y
j. 7. ,i..mer. merchandise manager
Of tho Geo +. SITE! Co. store. left last
night for New York Cary on special
buylny trip Several buyers from the
various departments will join him early
mex, week and fall buying VIII he orisk.
Miss Florence 9"uticr OF We.ishurg
IL Visiting N the city and attending the
fair
Mrs Eliza beth Rinc. Of North Market
street and Mr.. Charles Hrkcrton Rnd
granddaughter. Miss Isabelle Catherine
Tu,tle, loft yesterday FOR Atlantic CRY
y. J. TO spend several weeks
Tod H. Barrett. OF ParkcrsburE. FORM
auy Clerk OF tho Fedora! Court for tho
Northern District OF West virgin. drove
UP from Parkers5urg 10 spend several
DAYS IL the fair. Mr Barrett - Rc-
companled BY his daughter and Miss
Stewart, Of Parkersburg and Mr. Oliver
of Tampico. Mexico.
Miss Mary Mitchell who has been the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Dana Tom
linson. on North Main street; has re-
turned 70 her home in Now York CITY
Mr. and Mrs George Row and Miss
julia Fulton motored home yesterday
from Deer Park where lhey spent tho
past few days
W VI. Queen. Of Glendale, dispatcher
a, tho local Il & o.. who liz At Glen
dale hosp!ta! suffering from blood
poisoning IN HIS leg. was resting easy
last night.
Edward Honccker. traffic officer AZ
Twelfth and Market street. hns resumed
his duties after being laid up for sew
srNl weeks suffering with spra!ned leg
His friends are glad 70 SEQ him back OH
tho JOB directing traffic.
Frank Reed. traffic officer al Four
teeuth and Market streets, IS laid UP 81
his homo on the Island suffering from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-09
RIVER NEWS

Tho steamer Helen E departed yes
tcrdqi. morning at 1870 O'Clock on her
reEulnr TIP 10 New Ms tamoras she
carried a very heavy cargo ard viii
mako al way-pont stops. no: Teturn-
INK unt.l late this evening
Tho Betsy Ann arrived IN at O'Clock
last evening from Point Pleasant with
very heavy cargo OF freight for al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-09

POINTS u tho river. After uploadtn4
and taking on other shipments thS
pa cke; departed at 9 o'clock on her ~
10 Pittsburgh.
Tic steamer Leroy arrived In lASe
evening AZ o'clock from ZAnsSvills
with a very large shipment. most Of
which was consigned to dealers In the
Wheeling district. She will leave The
morning at 1880 o'clock on her rayur
lar weekend trip 10 -,arietta.
A stage OF nine feet OF water and stS.
,!onary was registered late last evening
at tho local wharf.
Did you ever Ses dirt feu ouf -
c,o,hes-uss Blue Devil and watch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-09
Some "Dry" Humor

Name Two large Jotnts." said the
teacher II tho class IN physiology
Mixes and the nutChrnn's." replied
The sophisticated pupi' Only prohib!-
tons put hem bo;h cut Of business. -
Legion Weekly.
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dren OF o. .iiy n.c VISITING Mr. VA
lacn's mother. Mrs. Mary Wallace at
parkerSburH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-09
WENDELL PILLS
AMBITION BRAND
For Nervous People
For Nervous People

The grea. nerve tonic---,he famous
Wsndeu li!IA Ambition BRAND 60 that
put v!gor. vim and vitality into nervous
ured out. all in despondcat people In
a te~ days IN many Instances
Anyone can Guy a box for only co
,+uts. and 6 II Cries: 6 co and Hogo-
Igyis are authorized by rhe maker 70
refund tho purchase price x anrnn. Ia
dissatisfied with Tie nre' box purchased
Thousands praise 'Eem for genera,
debility. nervous disorders. mrnt3l dc
preston and uGstrung ie-N.N caU"od
by ovcr-irduigen'e IN u.coho. aDd toGaC-
90. or by rverw"rk
AZ q treatment IN affections q. the
nerS ous Sys'cm. Wendell Pills. Amh!-
tor. Brand. are recommended as beins
generally unsurpassed.
sixty cents AZ t. II. GricSt h Co.
Hoge- Davis. and dealers everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-09
Ergagsmonc Announced

". 90 W. T"-l--'8 S'.1uNS- 2 'Es
Las, r-d a.IrHU". 'E- "rcdG"mcH: at
,ha,r Hnurrt.r. lara E!"aHu- 20 Fred
+. Gan.xer. o; RrIdS"port. The engage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-09

Mrs Fred t'ariS vii entertain Few
friends at her home On the Island To-
morrow afternoon N honor OF Mrs. Fred
Frazier II New York. who IS Visiting
Ma Carrie Frazier Tho guest Nst
WI, include a fcw ln'imst" rriHnoS OF
the honor guest. and The afternoon Will
10 su~n, at nseh!"wOrk. with the serV-
ing nf dainty refreshments ~ a pleas
nm, feature.
Mrs Homer p. McGregor was hostess
at AL Informal reception and musicale
a. her hornn on N" Island yesterday
evening" hororinK Mrs, Frazier. who IL
a former resident " this oity.
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uo,o-. una.linr ousut.

Honoring nor guest Miss Mary
Hughes OF Wheeling. Miss Othido
Ohrlnger entertained - few friends at
her home n Murdoch avenue. The table
WIS attractively laid and q delicious
menu Vas served covers beiug placed
tnr SIX Following d!aDcr ire evening
was Spcnt IN various divers!ons.-Psr-
kersburg News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-09
FOR Miss Hayden


Miss sarah HAYDEN. oc Philadelphia,
who - tho attractive house guest or
Miss Alice SpAld"l IN Echo Point. VIII
p. hoaor~a a: maay delightful s"r's!
AFFAIRS during her rtay here Miss
SNsidcn VII b. hostess at u dinner ~
Ter honor AZ the Country Siuo os'u'
d,y evening". Tho Invited quests are:
Misses
Sarah Hayden quarter haA'eH
L,-,.r,. Sr!rr, LYDIA Spe:del
Kathleen German, Virginia Sweeney
OF Parhs:sGITS.
SsSs-s--
-,o,,aI Sweeney Vance Harper
Toha Sweeney t7i''p 1u''
Juha Howard George A'uAe1S
Julian UeA-ar
Lewis Wa:erhouse
ON Monday afternoon MISS Spc'"e'
vii entertain AT bridge ~ hsr home III
p1.ho FONT. com9liurent:ng MISS Hay
d,o Two tables VIII be played ana tho
y.unss VIII conclude with tho serving
~ a da.aty luncheon. Those present
~, Dc.
Misses
Sarah Hayden FTtA sic
-, Vo,t. Kathleen German
Louise Hsrger Alec Spe'uS''
Marie Rolf
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HnArland-HAdrtoG.

A Wedding which will be OF interest,"
70 local peoy:s - that OF Miss Mary
HeIrick and DR.. Henjsmin +. li"aGland
OK Cincinnati. which took placs al tho
HON. OF The brides parents IN GRAFTON
Yesterday evening The ceremony was
uuir,,y snl"mn!zsI a: O'Clock. and only
a few rcIativss and intimate friends OF
tn" principals w"r" preHe"t
immediately after the ceremony IT'
Homeland and hts bride left on their
wedding trip on heir return they will
u,k, ,h.l- homo in Cincinnati. Hhero
D-. Hoaxland practiS"s his profession.
Thn bride, - sister .: Dr. y. p.
Hr.rick OF has city and has been tho
guest Of Or and Mrs Hedrtck ror som"
month"; this summer. During her stay
hero she has made many friends VINO
viii 10 Interested 10 hear or her we'd
ding.
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Raps-LouRh


Sc James "hu-"h. in McMechsn. WAS
:he s""H" ~ an interesting wedding.
W,dnostay mornIng. wheH Misc D"!or"s
\ ~, '~,s;r" hN~.1:re 'hn hrilH "f Charles
Augusta Gvus. .: this cry r." core
moy vaS s".rmn'z"I Rt ) "''.ack. and
vas ~!'~n-S,"i rv e, Uurb"" -: re,at!vcS
and 'r:"Hi. "r bride and groom
Tho S-:!" worn n travelling costume
of navy h,us. WITH ;,c~"SSor:"S % gray
Her flowers w--A a ru-S,c" G1rIQur' OF
Z bride: r"s"s srt lies - no valley.
She Wa a;t-HIr! ~ M:Ss Nda C;aus.
sister " -" groom. - bridesmaid.
Mas GsVs wo-~ 4 sui. ~ brown. NJ III
8 cNorsag" ." Ar. . WSrd r"seH
Immc!.-'".y -:'"~ IN rsEcmOny a
wedding hr"lEfas' 49, e,rr~l 81, ,he
borne { g." h,'." '-.'%r - ne GsY
Ny AID NJ ';aus ."i. y eastern we'd
ding .-'5 an 'r.,- 5-'urn ,n"v vii
r,,se ''.'" '.T' '"rNtnrl-i'y w'.h tho
grroon, 8, III @":. Nj, Ana, I G.us. on
lalia1a ~;:"''.
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Tsttors Honorod

Ms. Johnson Mckinley Will be host
as mis- afternoon at luncheon a. tho
Country C.Ih. IN honor o: Mira De-H.r
camden. Of baltimore Md. who with
Comma ndr- "a aldna - tho guest NJ Mr..
and Ms. Mckinley AZ Willow Gica.' a
number OF mo ladies' who are hero c"r
rho E,lr to'irna mont will a.aa De Mrs,
Ncklnlsy's Kucsts at luncheon.
NJ and Mrs. Mckinley viii entertain
at d'r-or mss over. 4: "W!linw Con"
IN hon"- Q, Commander md Mrs Cam
der. Covers VII. 30 AID for twelve
guests
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Business MeottnS of state Association
Hold Last Evening
1anouse at Country Club For Visiting
COLI Experts

Mrs. Frst Eehre0a was Elected Pr-s!-
dent Of -" W"a: Virginia W"inrns
coz ASsoC!n;i"0 at Il rn-eNng he'd a..
tho Country ,Iub east might. Mrs Ed
ward Robinson Of FairmUat. was oleo-
led v.oc pre-!d"a:. and Mrs. Edward
Wallis Of ClarAsburs. Will succeed
Miss Mary Simpson. Of the local club.
as neutrality-suspicious. The husiness
meeting was presided OYER ny Mrs
aura psyu~ lewis. OF The EIscwooI
Country CLUB. outgoing prestdcR..
Tho acc'sns :V,!owcd a banquet at
he Country '"IH >t"adercd tho visiting
ciaycra by ~. .cc4. players last night.
the OCCASION MAS oue OF tho most en-
ioya0,e ~ 'ar Srttu. affairs which
has ATTENDED .uu-Namcnt week. THIS
...rniuS ,hc visitors VIII DC hrnO-ed by
a dance 1t rho Tub. \ nuUIeer oc d'n-
"ar parties ~ pr~rrde 40 dance
MISS Ellen Wilson W.T.! b hostess 10
twenty four lsr'uberS II the younger
ss: ho.0r!ux Miss Mary LoUlso John
son. who - ;he El.-St % MISS G"nnHieso
Norton. ana N.S>rS Thomas and John
sweeney. who 40 NsS!'!Hs Miss fatue
Sweeney IN Bao Mar Place Miss
Sweeney Will eUtecta:u Sna.l group OF
friends a. c!cner. COMMUNICATING Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Sweeney.
\ committee OF LADIES' from ;he :o>Ri
association QyH ~ tho CLUB each Cav.
Mrs. Mao Si:rrS"u - head Of tho hos
,.Syss' cor,r.,t:ca She YEAS aSSistei
yesterday b. Nrs. Earl Adams. Mrs II.
- Haz!e,t. Mrs Arch Wilson aud Nra
VIII Wilsoa
Artonx those present at yesterday
e,eri1r'S banquet were:
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CASH Or CREDIT!

CASH Oh OEOtII
Nobhy nev Etyias and fabrics In
hand tailored suits for man and
young n1sn. Finest quality, Al
wool material Workmanship Of
the best.
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MRS. FRED BEHRENS PRESIDENT
OF WOMENS GOLF ASSOCIATION

ment was announced at al eIou!s!teir
appointed luncheon given Mt the homo
Of Mrs. Strauss Tho date for tho wed
ding has not We. been sot. but II Will
be On even: O: carly october Those
presen: At Nes;erdayS luncheon WeEe:
Misses.
Anne Barrett Mary Buchanan
Emma Albert UHli~ Heudrickson
Gene Sau~rs Eee Hagerman
Margaret Soelan- HI.da HotuAn
ror Elizabeth ku'sch
Marie Be!.a Frances Horcs
Bertha He.tz Angela HOrer
Angela Tu~ger Anna E!senaner
Ciarn Porter F.-Qno- strauss
Ms-y BaCgs Clara STRAUSS
nellie Amos
N"sdaUrH.
Lawrence Barrett F'tCtis strauss
Fred Thauaur Nj ucd Mrs Chas.
Paul " Nin.cs- Strauss
lurrrr
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Enraaement Announced

Nj. and Ms. !. Robert he''er an
rru-,rs ~. eaeHEHn'";.; an! Approaching
marriage of their daughter. gladys. 10
.:.,ryc \ Wr.meT. u. Of this city Tho
.nragc,rsu. WAS announced ~ l. bridge
,,,,,.h,..,- g:y"r, 1t ~ old Stpnr Hose
Yesterday by Mrs. K. L. Evans Of Akron
-. wno - ,!-.'inE her SISTER. MIS-. re
.er,yn Wabash stree. Tn" "eduiaH VIA
De. ~ evr@' o: September -.
Baskets OF daisies were brought -
,h.. GritEc tables and Tho Su"9'S ~er"
given attractive rAyn-$ IN n" FORM K
ve,.ow daisies. tn" names OF the brid"
and groom - ~ we're hidden IN Inc
heats % -" ia. s."-. Ni's k".1"" - "
ravor.,- In Il Woo r'rsi" OF fr:"nis
Mer" 81, Is - Gr4,:,.t'" OF "h"c 'ng
hiSh school. Mr.. W-:urr = :he :'on
~ Mr. and MIS-. George "str'sr. We
= q Y-a,l.lgcc OF L!osiy academy ard
tho Shenandoah Military Institute. The
-urrt :st at yesterdays luncheon III
clufcd:
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CASH OR CREDIT
Most exquisite nSw designs ~
veaHns TIE very latest idea. In
styIa, fsbric and shades. Won
darful values, every ono Of than
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C;ladys Keller y IA Jasper
ktth"-ine Usrvsy Emily Wsirlar
Helen Goethe Gir"eri.ve Hoy. oc
Mari" Fig columbus. ..
Gordelia Weimsr Mary Martin. OF
Ada Conrad CSutVn. -.
Mechanics
Geo " We'm"r tari tl-ig
J. Roosr' Keller Edwin Harper. "
Thomas Smith cambridge. ..
Geo. e Wagner Ethel Taylor
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Benefit Club Dance

The Benefit Cub ui! give series OF
dances Tuesday and Saturday evenings
Of zach week y, Fraternity Hall In Mar
tins Ferry and Thursday evenings OF
each week AZ Bohemian Hal! In BoNaire
The first dance nr the ser!es 10 sched-
uled for next Saturday evening. Tho
Imperial SIX Pioce Orchestra Will fur-
n!ah tho dance music. A dance which
% not included IN the regular series
will be given al Liberty Hall In Ben
wood on tho evening Of September Is.
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Family RSuniou

Tho Williamson family hold re-
untn- Mondav at tho home OF Edmund
Williamson, on tho National fIIA near
81. tYairsv!uc Mr.. and Mrs Edmund
Williamson wer. hosts 10 MY NOM
bers OF the family at dinner. Among
those attending the reunion were:
Mr. ard Mrs. Edmund Williamson.
Clarence Johnson. John Iddtngs, waiter
Williams, Charles Williamson. Edmund
lddings, william IddinKs. Howard Ia
dInxs. Hubert Williamson. Ross John-
son. David Johnson. Eugene "lINams.
Du!e Williams Virginia lddinS% Caro-
lyn Johnson. Jeanette Williamson.
E>ir!ss johnson. Nj. and Mrs. william
Johnson. all OF St Clairsvtl!e. Mr.. and
Mrs Eldred Lodge. John Gosset ana
Mr.. Herbert GosSet. q: Hammock -ur.
and MS Potter Williamson. Earl
Groves. Walter Majors, Clyde William
son. Kenneth Williamson, Vera "iltthm-
son. Emma Williamson. Anna "lIllAm
son. Martha Groves. Eva Majors. or
norri4.o~n. NJ and Mrs. lHrk"r WILL
hanson and children, Paul and virginia
o. Martins Ferry. Mrs. Emma Mctar'
lnnd. Mr. Joseph Williamson. q: l"oyIa-
Wiz. Mildred and Dorothy parr"h' or
Akron.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-21
THOUSANDS UNDER SHADOW

NEW YORK-Twenty thousand women in New York live under the constant eagle eyed espionage of pri- yate detectives. so man wise in the knowledge of high Ne undercurrents told me. He declares that the majority of the private agencies are supported by the yagaries of marital intrigue
 The affairs usually begin with mild peSoe drinking flirtations and swirl on and on to scandalous divorce suits Impoverished sons of blue blooded families are known to be employed as divorce trailers and are thus able to enter private functions, that would be denied the ordinary operative.
 An amusing story is told of an elder " retired business man who met an elegantly ermined creature at a charity bazaar. He fell in love and a hasty marriage followed. In a few months he says that caller at his house was particularly welcome with his bride, Several times he returned home uneX pectedly to find them drinking tea to- gether.
 He bowed to the inevitable and per mitted them to drain loves chalice to gether. As he expected, the wife soon tired of her new toy and renewed her interest in him. Then one night, stung by his indifference, she sobbed out the story of her intrigue. He patted her shoulder kindly and went to a desk from which he took many pages of paper.
 It proved to be the report of the de tectives who had been following her
Arizona republican., 1921-03-21

what aviators call '1an old-fashioned country ride" without stunts as it is to cross a New York street during the busy hours.
 Safety lies in keeping one's eyes and ears open in the air or crossing Broad way. During the war, despite the pub licity accorded the flying fatalities, there were remarkably few casualties at army flying fields in comparison with the thousands of hours spent in the air by members of the air service
 Not all danger of accident can be eliminated. of course but the expe- rience of fliers has proven that about 90 per cent of the accidents occur