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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-29
cadets WANT TO GET
!. MIDD|ES IN FOOTBALL
WHEN RIVALS TANGLE
Army Team of Last Year Held
Practically Intact for
\ Stiff Playing This Year.

WEST POINT, N. Y, Sept. %
Broad grins wrinkle the faces of the
cadets every time they think of the
1921 season. Last years reverses are
forgotten by the bright prospects of
success on the gridiron this fall.
The navy is already marked down as
la victim of the 1921 Army machine.
and the game with the sailors is the
only thing that counts with the sol
diers.
| Head Coach Daley has intact the
team Of last year. That means that
lruuImentary football will not be nee
essary in the early stages of training
and that team work can be accom-
plished to the maximum.
The brilliant French is expected to
| be the greatest star of the year He
scored 93 points in seven games last
year, and with better running ma
lchine this season he is almost sure to
do at least as well.
The backfield is expected to be one
lof the best and fastest on the eastern
gridiron, and the whole team, with
such stars as French, Wilhide, Greene,
Breidster and Davidson, ought to
make a great record with schedule
that gives the soldiers the greatest op-
portunity of history to bid for a
championship.
The schedule starts off with two
double headers on successive Satur-
days, and 1t includes the regular fea
ture game with Notre Dame AN inno-
walton in the way of a trip to New
Haven for game with Yale and a
second intersectional contest with Wa
bash.
The schedule complete is:
New Hampshire and Springfield,
Oct. /; Middlebury and Lebanon Val |
ley. Oct. s; Wabash, Oct. 2s; Notre !
Dame. Nov 5; Villa Nova, Nov. II; /
Navy, Nov. 90.
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BOARDMAN SERVICE MEN
WANT AM. LEGION Post

BOARDMAN, Ore, Sept. 29.-The
American Iseg.on boys have taken
steps to secure a post for this district.
A meeting was held last night In the
school house and a temporary organ
ization was effected with Stanley
Hatch as temporary commander, and
w. A. Price as temporary secretary. A
vigorous campaign will be carried OF
in the districts from Arlington to
Cmatilla for the organization of a
strong post Plans are already on foot
for the proper observance of Armistice
Day November 18th. This date is
doubly suggestive this year as it also
marks the beginning of the dsarma-
ment conference at Washington and ut
noon a nationwide pause of two min
utes is called in observance Of memo
rial to the unknown soldier dead,
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BIG TEAMS OF SOUTH
IN GOOD FETTLE FOR
FOOTBALL THIS YEAR
Centre and Georgia Tech viii
Be Strongest Teams From
Present Dope Available.

e1 ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 29.--(U. P.)-
With schedules spiced up by numerous
star intersectional battles, 1921 foot
ball In the south promises to live up to
years standard which established the
gridiron sport on high plane.
Georgia Tech, with most of last
years stars available. is considered
the favorite for the championship.
Centre, however, will have to be con-
sidered, regardless Of Techs victory
over the Colonels last year when
Moran's team was caught in bad con-
dition after the Harvard game and was
beaten.
The big intersectional battles are
Centre and Harvard. George Tech and
Penn State. Georgia Tech and Rutgers,
Georgia and Harvard, Tulane and De-
troit. and Tennessee and Dartmouth.
The schedule OF the important
games in the south follows:
Oct. Alabama vs.. Spring Hill at
Tuscaloosa; Alabama Poly VS.. Howard
at Birmingham: Centre VS.. Clemson at
Danville: Georgia va. Mercer at Athels:
Georgia Tech. VS.. ogelthorpe at At
lanta; Kentuckey ys. Kentuckey Wes-
leyan at Lexington; Tennessee vs..
Maryyille at Knoxville; Tulane VS..
Mississippi College at New Orleans;
Vanderbilt VS.. Tennessee Northern at
Nashville; Mississippi vs.. Arkansas
Aggies at Oxford.
Oct. S.-Alabama VS.. Marion Insti-
tute at Tuscaloosa: Alabama. Poly VS..
Spring Hill at Montgomery: Centre VS..
Virginia Poly at Danville; Furman VS..
Georgia at Greenville Georgia Tech
vs.. Davidson at Atlanta; Kentucky VS..
Marshall at Lexington; Tennessee VS..
Chattanooga at Knoxville; Tulane vs.
Mississippi at New Orleans; Wander
bilt vs.. Mercer at Nashville; Louisiana
State vs.. Natchitoches Normal at
Baton Rogue.
Oct 15--Alabama vs. Southern Mill |
tary Inst. at Tuscaloosa; Alabama |
Poly VS.. Clemson at Auburn; Chatta-
nooga VS.. Georgetown College at Chat !
tanooga; Georgia Tech VS.. Furman at
Atlanta: Georgia vs. Harvard at Cam
bridge; Kentucky VS.. Vanderbilt at
Lexington; Kentucky Wesleyan vs. |
Transylvania at Winchester Louis
lana state at Texas Aggies at baton
Rouge; Mercer VS.. Florida at Macon;
Rice Inst vs.. Tulane at Houston: Cen
tire VS.. st. Xavier at Cincinnati; Ten
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A. GOOD MEDICINE 81
FOR LOSS OF APPETITE

General debility and that tired
feeling is Hoods Sarsaparilla. This
highly concentrated, economical
medicine is a great favorite in thou
sands of homes. 1t is peculiarly suc4
cessful in purifying and revitalizing
the blood, promoting digestion, re-
storing animation, and building mp
the whole system. 3
Get this dependable medicine to-
day and begin taking it at once.
If you need laxative luke HoodiA
Pills. You will surely Ike them. q
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Yesterdays Results.
At Portland 3, Los Angeles ).
At Seattle ). San Francisco 4.
At Los Angeles, Vernon s, Sacra-
mento 2.
At San Francisco, Oakland 7, Salt
Lake 6.
American Assoc alton Results.
Louisville 7-13, Kansas City 3-9.
Toledo OIL St Louis 81.
Indianapolis 3-5 Milwaukee Ii.
Columbus / 2, Minneapolis 4.
How the Series Stand.
At Portland no games, Los Angeles
two games.
At Seattle two games, San Francisco
no games.
At Los Angeles, Sacramento one
game, Vernon two games.
st San Francisco, Oakland two
games, Salt Lake no games.
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Marion Jaek. $4,000. NE - ne

Marion Jack. $4,000. Ne IA NE 1t
Sec. 10. TIP. /, N. R. IS.
AlGnzo NJ. Markham to Geo, F. Mas
sic. $1.00, mete and bound tract III,
SW IA N Wis Sec. /, TIP. IS, N. r.. as.
8. C. Saxby to A. p. Kiser, $1,000
sW IA Sc IA Sw IA Sec "a. TIP. ss.
N. r. "a.
F. D. Watts and E. G. Rogers to
Homer /. Watts and B, B. Richards.
$4,000. Lots and 2. Blk. 6, Richards
Add. to Athena. Es
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NEW DEPARTMENT STORE
IN CENTER OF PARIS.
is DESTROYED BY. FIRE

PARIS. Sept. 29.-(J. PAU
Printemps, a huge new department
store in the center of Paris, burned
early today. F'ifty-five million francs
is announced as the damage.
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REALTY TRANSFERS

DEEDS ss-
Alma Koontz to Vim. l.. Thompson,
SIS, 100000, IA int. in Sec. 16, Tp. 8,
N. r. SO; E 1-2 NE Ia and Sc IA
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wished everything to be as It had been
before. But it was too late to change
What was done-was donel
She had "bobbed" her hair!
Nearer to Danger
Leslie had always been very much
afraid of dogs.
One day after struggle to get him
to pass a large dog on the corner, his
mother scolded him for his unneces-
sary fear
Well" was his reply, you'd be
afraid of dogs if you were as low dows
as am"
"The linotype is very tricy piece
of machinery, and unless watched
very carefully will cause much
trouble" explains the Fayette Adver-
ticer Sometimes it drops two letters
at time instead of one and last week
exercised that privilege in Spring
field paper where the arrival of an
11-pound baby was chronfcled as an
| Ill FOUNDER.
| A Kentucky mountaineer paid his
first visit to the dentist The latter 10.
Gated decayed molar, strapped the
victim to the chair and proceeded to
clear the cavity Of small particles by
employing a hand bulb. AS the first
blast struck the tooth the mountain
eer WINGED perceptibly.
Can you feel that air?" asked the
dentist.
THAT air what?. Injured the noun.
taineer.
Positive Identification
He was newly arrived in this coun.
try and was none too familiar with
the use Of the telephone. So he took
down the receiver and demanded:
Aye want to talk to my WIFE"
Central's voice came back sweet,
Fly. Number. please?"
oh" he replied. perfectly willing
to help out, she bane my second yum. :
i Late for revillee again, I see
O'Malley." snorted the irate captain
How do VOC account for this per
sistent tardiness?"
IT'S inherited. air" answered
Pvt. OMalley. Me father was tbz
late Michael O'Malley.-Americll
Legion Weekly.
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thing for every one" yes" said the
other, sbut what's that kind O. blank
Ispace?' He pointed to the space at
the foot of the stop press news. ~Oh,
that said the first airily, that be
for them as can't read"
NO Future Cause for Regret
1t appears that smoking is not per-
mitted at the disarmament confer
ence Well, the ladies needn't worry
so much now because of the fact that
they are not represented on any of
the delegations.
'sss Little
-'rench dressing as the modern
fashions serve it is little here, a lit
tie there and mighty little anywhere.
Mandy's Capacity
A Negro man went to dance ex-
pressly to meet the girl of his choice.
Unfortunately, he arrived late for the
dance. But he soon saw Mandy. He
went up to her and asked rather nerv-
ously: Mandy, am yoh program
full?" Mandy looked at him in amaze
ment Lawdy, Pete she said. 81
en- assuah yoh dat it takes mob dan
two sandwiches an cup o'-tea to fill
nah program"
Trade Note
They're selling shoes so cheaply now
That, if you look alive,
You can get good six-dollar pair
For thirteen ninety-five.
Isn't it strange that landlord can
win more fame merely by being decent
than other men can by devoting their
entire lives to good works ?-Kansas
City Star
Father How does your football
team travel this year, Harry"
Mother Why, you know! Didn't
he Just say they had splendid
coach Rollins Sand Spur.
Martha W.-@Well, / must be off,
Jesse James So / thought quite
while ago. -Flambeau.
Her Retort
She was giving orders at an express
rate, for they were married, and he,
as rule one of the most meek and
submissive of men, was like the pro-
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WITS AND FUNNIES

The writer who escapes criticism
IS not writer. He is just scrib-
bier. Everett (Pa) Republican.
Occasionally we see a complexion
that reminds us of poet-born. not
made. Stonewall (Okla) News.
$50
Unemployment has never yet caus-
ed any general auction of people will
ling to cook. wash. iron and do the
upstairs work Washington Star.
Germany used to want to write her
name on the world. Now the best she
can hope to do Is TO make her mark.
Rochester Ind.) Sentinel
The Pullman porter who threw a
bandit on his train In Kansas City
evidently is opposed to competition.
Webster City tIay Freeman-Journal
The reason people place very little
value on advice is because they don't
have to slip out after night and break
law to get it. Baltimore News.
sss
It's all right to guard the Panama
canal, but what we need in these boot
leg days is something to keep enemy
aliens out OF the alimentary canal
Trinidad (Colo.) Picketwire.
There has been good deal of agi-
tation for the past few years anent a
new motto for the coin Of the realm
Personally, we have Ieanings toward
abide With Me- Creole (Colo.)
Candle.
A man claims to have discovered a
weed that will cure the tobacco habit.
We know what it is. but we don't know
the name They make five-cent cigars
Of it.-Phoenix (Ariz) Republican.
'TwouId Seem So!
The profteers have, by their nerve,
Supplied us with the notion
There are more sharks on land today
Than in the briny ocean.
-
Something for All
Two farmers IN a country inn had
managed to get hold of newspaper.
One held it and they both devoured it..
After some time one of them NUT
tered, Marvellous things. them news
papers. Cater to every taste. Some
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you Tute Tic uHtvtISc
NO. she snapped; but I rule the
first letter of it,
It's got so these days that a man
can hardly wed unless he can show
the girl two licenses
1.-TWO licenses?"
Yes, marriage and automobile -
New Haven Register.
Bender He has tainted
away
Grifath- Fear not. I'll bring him
to-
Wulf Bring three, I'll have one
myself Eek.
If we can assist you, call No. 1.
There is a Banner man at your SER
vice.
Why Women Should Vote
He-Of course women should vote.
They deserve suffrage much as men
more, because their minds are purer
and cleaner.
Sheer course their minds are
cleaner, but how do you know that?
He-Because they change them so
much oftener.-London Opinion.
Caught in the Act
Day-What's become Of Harris?
( Knight-Oh, he opened shop.
Days he doing well?
Knight-No he's doing time-he
was caught opening it.
Smith-"How shall I sign this let
ter?'
Tommy-"Can it B. ". D.-That
gets closet to them Emory Wheel.
Bender Hooray, filled prescrip-
ton the doctor gave me for sore
corns.
Griff-What was it?
Bender Corn liquor Rollins Sand
Spur
Bess-Johnnie wanted to kiss me
last night.
Marie How do you know?
Bessie wouldn't have done it if
he hadn't wanted to.
TRAGEDY
Act
Their eyes meet
Act III
Their lips meet.
Act HE
Their souls meet
Act w
Their attorneys meet.
Curtain
Wendler- What part of a train
should be handled carefuIly?'
Haines-"'The tender
Il don't want to eat this egg. It's
not nice egg protested the six
year-old daughter of the house at the
breakfast table
Mary said her mother sternly,
you are always complaining of your
food Eat what is placed before you
every bite of without another
word, or else I'll have to give you
good spanking" a
All was quiet for some minutes
Then from the other end of the table
sounded mournful voice.
Mother, dear. do have to eat the
beak o?'-Legion
Young America
Sleepy father to Fred, who was dis
turbing his late Sunday morning nap:
Now, son, let's go to sleep, and sleep
about 10 minutes"
Fred You go to sleep and I'll stay
awake and tell you when 10 minutes
are UP. Buffalo Express.
Mother You had better not have
another piece of chicken. You must
leave room for the cake.
Nancy-Oh, the chicken can move
over a little. Toledo Blade.
Pop-I heard something about you
today.
Billie Its not true, pop. I never
did such a thing in my life.-Boston
Globe.
Don't you wisht you was bird,
Jimmy, and could fly away up in the
sky?" mused little JEAN dreamily.
"Naw!' scorned Jimmy. I'D ruther
be a elephant and squirt water through
my nose. Kind Words.
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wished everything to be as It had been
before. But it was too late to change
What was done-was donel
She had "bobbed" her hair!
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Pop-I heard something about you
today.
Billie--It's not true, pop. I never
did such a thing in my life Boston
Globe
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Daughter bet. dad. you never
saw dancing like this back in your
days"
Dad-"Yes, ! did, once-but the
place was raided before ten o'clock"
Too Late!
The spirit Of the past laid q hand
upon her heart. Ghosts Of sweet days
gone long ago beckoned her back to
the land Of vanished hours.
Suddenly . great longing fell upon
her like leaden weight: she longed
to rush and fling herself at her moth
er's feet. and cry out that she wished
to take back her decision; that she
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No More Gas in
Stomach & Bowels

II you wish 10 be permanently re-
ieved or gas In tho stomach and bow
els. take l:aalmaun's Gas-TabletS
Eaa.mann's Gas-Tablets are prepared
distinctly and especially for stomach
gas and particularly. for all the bad
effects coming from gas prcssIr"
That cmpty, gone and gna wing lock
ing at the pit CT your stomach will lis
appear: that anxious nervous FEELING
With heart palpitation will vanish. and
you will rn,e NOR" BE- able to take Il
deep breath. 80 often prevented b. E1s
pressing against your heart and l'InE3.
Your LIMBS. arms AMI fingers Won
feel colo ard So 10 sleep because l:aal-
maunA ,;as-Tat!ets prevent gas inter
ferinG Win the circulation: Intense
drowsineSs and sleepy feeling after dim
uer VIII soon be replace! by i"stre
for some form Of entertainment. Your
ristcndeSi stomach will rcGuCc by inches
hcrause gaS viii not form after u5.nI
Iaal u!ann'S GaS-Tahlcts.
Ea;.lrnann's t;aS-Ta bets sell for 81.
.u' l." sure. Ect the s"nLinc in n yellow
uacka:c. for rcly then can you exp =
II.. n"hcicia. results many others ave
experienced
inliinAru'a Gas-Tahlcts are for selc
hv all reliable druggists and &. H..
Gricst & Company.
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Canton. Ohio, whero she was called by
Illness
Oriau Mcleod Of Ja"ks"mHiIie' fIA''
10 In the city On busih>>.
Charles Brown. y: tTmh"rland. Ma"
is in the city VISITING r"iai'''S AN"
rriends.
ozark Fulton. Of W""!s'laic. IL i'll
Parkorahurg attending tn" ..'', ''"'
tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Oates. OF South
Warwond avenue. left yesterday on an
automobile 10 Cleveland and other LAKE
points. They will not return i"r TWO
weeks.
Miss Hattie Meyers. Of Rcl!air"' IN
charge Of the credit department "' me
Wheeling Chamber OF Commerce. mas
returned homo after spending '"o
! weeks vacation Visiting At Detroit
Mount Clemens and other p"intn about
the Great Lakes.
/ Mis-. Loretta Scybold leaves today
for Iarkersburg 10 visit friends and
relatives for tSr next several DAYS.
Mrs. John beckett leaves today Tor
! Cleveland to spend some time
Mr.. and Mrs. II NJ. Clemens have just
returned from trip 70 various lake
points.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Dusseldorf Of
Fairmont spent Monday ana lheSu"! III
! the city the guests Of rrlnuves. while
! cnroute to New York City where they
; e1pcct to spend several weeks.
! J. r. Gnmcr. Of the George r.. St'fel
! store, has returned from an extended
soiourn in New York and Atlantic City.
lie was accompanied BY his wife who
has been spending the summer In Allan
| tic City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Otto have re-
turned from a business trip 10 Pitts
| burEh.
Miss Gene Fletcher OF Elwood CITY
IN. who has been visiting Mrs. J. II.
/ Otto Of the Island for several weeks,
| has returned homo
! DR.. and MIS-. G. w Otto and Gaughter
! Miss Peg, and Miss Sarah Eli; arn homo
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(MSN.i|l:LEK
M - ~
BLDEN-CONDRY
EDDD|NG TODAY
DHS HONE ON LIND SThf6H
GENIE or CEREMONY AT FIVE
O'CLOCK.
M Artntnx Engtnes~ Taxes fDphl"N
uSn school 6rndnate for SF1oe

l. ~ cha mos. Interesting social
|,s AZ ths summer will be the mar
\ ~ Miss ,.srclia Marguerite Condry
(Herhsr, 4. Walden ut Elktns, W.
which will take place this after
at Ave O'Clock NJ the nome OF 'ne
|e's parents on Lind street The c're-
h Will De quietly solemnized in the
ence OF thu immediate family. Kew.
ar O. II. Moye, V. e.. will oN:clate-
bride will wear beautiful gown
raw crepe de chine with haFmoniz-
Scceosories, and Will carry \ shower
uet Of brides roses. She Will be
hded by Miss Hulda Feddrich As
ksmaId- Mr.. johnson Bedford Will
ks Mr.. WAden's best man.
tier the ceremony 'Gs hU'Ga. party
the immediate family and trt"Nds
be entertained At = wedding am
kt the homo Of the brides parenta
In the day Mr.. Walden and ms
Stu leave on a Wedding tr:7 70
m points. The br.GN's G"InS away
me will be OF navy ;riroi'ne Win
and gloves OF gray. ON tUe!r re-
after September ! tie young couple
be al home TO their friends at le41
street.
IS Condry IS the daughter OF Ar.
Mrs BARLEY A Condry. She -
nate OF tho Wheeling high school
ds popular In 4 Wide circle OF
DIS. Mr.. Walden is the son or MI.
Mrs. J. =. Walden OF Elkins, w. Va
has been connected with tho Rich
Coal company for the past year as
ng engineer.
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=. Matthews. and other relatives at
MoundsNilic
Miss Dorothy lla:n"S ~ WISHING
friends IN Fast Wheeling.
pr. and Mrs. William Turner Morris
and son. Jack. have returned from
stay of several weeks at Atlantic t.tS.
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Sutton and daush-
ter. 1Ayine, have gone to "ost A"Nan-
der where they Will remain for tho rest
uf the summer.
Miss Mary Fox Of Fourtccnth street
has returned from n six week" stay nj
Detroit and Cleveland.
Mrs Charles Roll Of l'ittshurEh will
arrive today To visit her siSler. Mrs.
Joseph Wheeler. IN South Wheeling.
pr. ami Mrs. Il. \. Hamilton and
lItiie son have returned from a vacation
trip IN The cast.
MIR and Mrs Clyde l.utcs, OF Mounds
ville, have returned from wedding
trip Ia the cast Mrs I.utes was for
ncrly Miss Anita Blunkcnson.
W D. Church left yesterday for Par
kersburg. whore he will bo 4 speaker
at tho Kwanis luncheon Thursday.
Miss Catherine Smith. OF south Chap
line street, who has been i'll at her home
is improving.
Mrs J. f.. Cunningham - recovering
at hor homo IN South Wheeling after =
serious illness.
Kay retres has returned TO HIS homo
In Huntington after brief business
visit in the city.
T. q. Smith has returned 70 his homo
in Detroit. Mich. after business visit
here.
Pay Shay. OF Scranton. Pa. who WAS
a business, visitor hero several days has
returned home
James Riley. OF Charleston. president
OF the state federation Of labor has re-
turned home.
Charles Cassis has returned TO his
home In SiatcrHvile after several days
here on business.
Mrs. C.. w Roring has returned to her
homo on North Chaplhe street from
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E-ANDERSON
ANNUAL REUNION

When tho l~ove-Andcraon annua. re-
union is allied to order OF -. CiatrS-
Vile tomorrow morning for tho two
day sessions more than 300 men. women
and children. representing more than
4 dozen states. from the Pacific to tho
Atlantis coasts ami from CANADA - the
Gulf o. McXicn Will he gathered :oGc'h-
or. and indica ti"ns are The reunion VII!
be one OF tho iIrg"s: and most sue
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rcsaful ever held.
Persons from all directions have D
arriving for several days, but tho -
gathering will start today. Many NIA'
ramp IN IN" no d. around tho Ivy
but tho most Of tlrm Will DC o"V~
in the far grounds where already Teesc-
vations hav" Arcn made.
The reunion this year Is N nf1%
hold since 1915. the other years h1sns ,
been skipped owing t. tho war. Tno;
Inst meeting was at Ctdiz. whils-tun
years before the meeting was hold m
AIedo. Ill. II is probable somewhere m
California will be chosen for no1t year,
J. W. Garvin, OF houndsT1lle. 10 rroo-
idcnt this year. with Mrs. John LAVE
~ St ,rlairsvlc. as secretary. James
IvIe and Or. j. G.. Carson. OF Belmont
county. arc n" other members OF tho
executive committee with tho prsaiden
and secretary.
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from Imrkcyr Lake where they spent
,h, past month at OTTO cottage.
Mis-, cecilia Furncy "a spenulHg Ter
VACATION In bethesda. ONO.
Mr.. and Mrs. sylvia 'rISv"I! ri muFR"
C.c. okla. who are spending sometime
with Mrs. Criswclrs father and other
relatives in Mnundsv;lir. ar" IN" guests
Of local relatives for few days.
Sir. and Mrs 4. !. Mertz " Woods
field. O.. are spending several days m
;hr city. locking int" business matters
Mrs. j. H. Hays, of Warrington Is the
rucs; " her SISTER, Mrs. Alma Rogcrson
on Eon street.
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ZION BROTHERHOOD
/. TO HAVE CORN ROAST

The Rrothc-hood Of the Zion Luther
an church will hold q corn roast Thurs
day evening at the home ot Fred hade
in Elm Grove. Tn" occasion VIII also
markc he regular monthly meeting OF
the brotherhood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
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the evening the engagement OF her SIS
ter. Miss Edna Mae Carter. TO Gordon
G.. Sill Of Columbus was announced. The
wedding will be an event OF early raii'
Following the dinner tho guests were
cuterta aimed at n theatre party given by
Mr.. and Mrs Earl NOVEL; or B2rnes-
VILE.
MIRA Estnletn HoHtsas
Mrs. J. c. Nciulein Of kirkwood VIII
entertain the women attaches or the
court house and the wives Of the ON
Gals OF belmont county a; her Summer
home near st. Gainesville. Friday after
room