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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17
LIVERPOOL Cotton

Liverpool. Nov. 17.--Spot cotton wns
quiet but firm today ON the basis Of 10 ISd
for mldding. un advance OF Cd. Tho sales
were 5000 bales, There were no receipts
Futures We're nuiet Spot prices were: Amer
lean, middling fair, te.Osd; good middling,
ll,2sd; fully mlddling, lO.sBdi middlng,
T.ASd; ordinary, 6.66d.
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[MERICNN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH
COMPANY
roth Dividend

.rugr'1rlv .Iyld"ud VI Two Dollars and
Tw,uty-li,r Cents per share viii Ie paid on.
MoudnN Jpnunry 10. 1922. 70 sto, kholoers
~, rrc0rl at tNr rluAo OF business on TueE-
Jay December 20. in2l
II. BLAIR SMITH
Treasurer.
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Dividends
LOIISINNA OIL REFINING CORPORA-

Dividends of So 90 a share on Series A
+ prcf,rrcd stock ana s675 = share on the
common stock II this "orporat1n haze been
stockhoId"rs Of record at the close Of busi-
ness De,cWbor /. 1921
MANWElL STEVENSp>3 Treasurer.
NnrE l.LlN. NV, mrNsr L. 1901.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17

r-,z59 THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
b-S stockhuIdcrs Of the West End Trust
CompRny viii be held at the office OF the
company. BROAD street and south Penn
square. Monduy. November 81, 1921. at II
CHARLES L. WOLBERT.
Secretary.
November "A. 1921.
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P. R. R. TEACHES
AMER|CAN|zAT|0N
Work Among Foreign-Born Out
lined by Vice President
Lee at Luncheon
43 NATI0N ALlTlE S

The Amcricanization work conducted
by the Pennsylvania Railrond among
its 10000 to $4,000 workers of foreign
birth was described today by Elisha
Leo. vice president in charge Of the
eastern region, who spoke before tho
members council Of the Chamber Of
Commerce.
In the eastern region Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad alone, Mr.. Lee told
his auditors at luncheon in the
bellevue Stratford, there are forty
three distinct nationaitics, with
Italians in the majority.
A recent count Of workers in the
region cnst Of Altoona, lie continued.
showed there was j177 Italians. 171J
English. 400 Irish. 900 Germans, Coz
Austrnns. GS7 Poles. J41 Russians, $50
Hungarians, 244 Spaniards and 207
Swodes
Tho chief aim Of the railroad ;
Americanization work. Mr.. Lee con
tinued, are to have their foreign born
workers learn the English language and
TO become naturalized.
eve regard Americanization work as
very practical matter, he said.
"Wholly aside from tho sentiment in
voIved. we believe that it. pays the rail
rond to help its foreign born employees
10 become AmcricanizCd. Conversely
we try to convince the foreign born
empoye that being Amcricanizrd Is
going to help him, in the sense that it
Is going to open the way to him for II
better and more secure living and
greater happiness and opportunities for
himself and his children.
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sENLhn rRnrnsNLs MIII nr.- -nF.

NfNhfD, ihoInSAlN WILL RE RE-
"ommlsslnp -, Room SOD Wdrnrrr iEYi333inInnt 333iInt
uu'u O'Clock l VI. on December 10 Ia93
When 'heE VI! ho ru9ac,y opened and read
ior ~" FURNISHING Of ait plant, labor and
mHtrltIs for IN" Cuuatru0tIun nOmnieto ~ -
lInr two m3in p',rs of rhc bridge Over the he
i"lnhia, i'o., ana N" C.'y Of Camden. N'ST
tn Fl" r."rs are to he founded on bed rocL
"4th by lta ,frsl IN length. ~ ie'' ~
lhnS must b. made upon tho blanly -,
pyai witch. with specihrauons, bond pro, psnS
(onlTaci forms and cnptract dTawinEs. nav
mission upon deposit Of $500 which "a.
nosli VII be refunled upon their return In
Each hNd must be arconpanIed by +. c.,,,
hrd cheek for no suTp uf ninety thonss ~
IHo,inrs ltno O4oi PAYABLE 70 The Deiswaps
to whom the contract is AWARDED VIII Ppiuasf
qured to give bond In the sum ~ Eno Eo ~ 70
cent Of the amount OF the Contract "V peT
The right is reserved 10 reject any or an
WII.LlAst c. sPRouI.. c,hairm..
,,,,, J0SEFt n, CQsTELI.O Seoretsr,
GoAIiiis Jon sIo hhiDuE JOINT
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BANK ClEARINSS

Bank cearinss today, compared with cor.
responding day last two Years;
pbto. $50 1921 S5d ooo ss4 as3 as3o "a, COS l9i9
Roston.. 03. 600, 900 O+,14T,854 8n, 0Ia N )
n, ". 724,0O0, 900 7sO, aga, 2is Oa0si7'h 7'hia
lChicago-s So.7O0,O00 106s0O6,23e s.--.s.s
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Annual Meetings.
- THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE IN

49, surance Company.
The Annual Nesting at The Fidelity Mutual
T,Ca inquranrN Company viii be held at the
rrinripaI Office Of the Company. 1919 N
Rr9ad st.. Philadelphia. Pa. on Tuesday.
January TO- 1922. at . p. NJ, Tor the cleo
~, n OF twelve Directors to serve the ensuing
year anil fer altering and amending the Com.
pary's bylaws and for the iranSaCtion OF
. leforc II" Annual Meeting.
BY 1rder Of tho Board Of Directors,
CHAS. @. HODGE,
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Two Principal Aims

"Wc have two principal aims-to
teach the English Language and to start
the alien born on the road toward
naturalization.
''In our Italian English courses We
have enrolled total of 1000 men. The
methods Of instruction include corre-
spondenCc and night classes nt the Y.
NJ. G.. As. In addition We encourage
the employees, as far as possible, to at
tend night sessions in th" public
schools.
"In regard to naturalization work
the foreign born omployC, as soon as
he enters the service, is urged to take
the steps necessary to become an Amcri e
can citizen. We fill out his first papers
for hin, and show him how to file them.
At mass meetings, we discuss American
customs, living standards and oppor =
tunitiCs, in connection with the techni-
cal qualifications for citizenship.
u am glad TO state that IS per cent
of all our foreign born employees have
at least started on the road to Ampri =
can citizenship, and that more than half
OF them have actually reached that Dig
nifty.
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tsALEs IN tIOoOl

Arge Rep'c 6s 1..... 20
1..., IS Porto Rican
Canadin Nthn Tob IS
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Record Mexican Oil Shipments

According to adviccs from Tampiro,
the Mexican Petroleum Company
shipped $4,000 barrels Of oils from
Mexico during October, breaking all
previous records.
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Big Things Ahead

The army of market optimsts are
constantly increasing in numbers.
Here Is n fair example given yesterday
in one of the cheerful flashes over the
wire of we'll known house what
is going on now is only faint intro
duCtion as to what is to come"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17
NEW YORK BONDS

Bush Termi IS
b..... 81
ICtl Leather IS
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1921-09-29

The Lewis Dawkins farm aud
and the ]. B. Richardson farm To-
Gated on the Blewett Falls National
Highway. These two farms are
inst outside Of the corporate limits
of the town of Rockingham, North
Carolina, one of the largest cotton
mill towns in the State.
The Lewis Dawkins farm has
been sub-divided into forty building
sites and a lot Of small farms.
There is one Nthree-room cot
tage, one one-room cottage. Mr..
DaWkins will also sell six nice resi-
dence lots, one two-room cottage,
store building known as the Doc
Hinson place on the Blewett Ma
tional Highway Road.
The ]. B. Richardson farm has
alot Of nice building sites, store and
garage sites, and one of the best
filling station sites on the Blewett
Highway.
This property has one grain
barn, one two-roon cottage, one
store building, one mill house com
pleted with gasoline engine, corn
mill, belt shafting and pulleys all III
good shape.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26

in Mcdonald. Pa. today, after snort
business tr!p here.
George Snyder has returned 30 his
home in WcllShurE after spending IN"
Weekend visiting friends in this city
Mr. and Mrs George Bandi Of -Four
,crnih stree; are the proud parents al
a fine new boy. who arrived yesterday
morning.
Mss Eva MCC:,rri"r has accepted Il
clerical poSltiou with 4 Wheeling hrm
and left on Monday morning 10 assume
her duties. SIZE was accompanied by
her father. John y. MCtarricr.-l'arA-
crSburg NawS.
H. J. McIi-eGor. Of Wheeling. arrived
N town Saturday evening for N!Sl'
with his sister. Mrs. James chestnut.
and u;hr- rel;ttiveS.-Pcnnsboro Items,
lHrk"rShurS News.
Miss Katherine Hanlcy has returned
from Wheeling. where she was the EucS'
IL Mrs. H. VI. CumminS. of PlcaSanton.-
Ta7k"-SHu-r News.
Miss Margaret Irwin. who resides
with her aunt. Mrs. Bates Wood. a.
WondS,!ale. has returned from an en-
tended visit with friends in Charlottcs-
vile. Va.
e Mrs. Cart Stro"hman. OF Ashland
Ky. who has been visiting her m"the!
IN Toronto. has arrived in this city. and
- the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G.
Strochman, of Pleasant Valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
BIC EVENTSFOR
8 WEEK
PAGEANT, RIG IT'S OF THE
CHILD" TO BE PRESENTED ON
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Jolly Jestsr Will Toll tho Children What
to Eat and When and HOW.

In connection with Ch!ldrcn'S week.
which opened Sunday in the various
Sunday schools Of tho city. special cN"r-
r:ScS have hccn arranged by tho ma
jurity Of the schools. with the children
tan .nE part. Appropriate" and delight
full services opened thiS week. and chief
among the entertaining events of the
period will be :, pageant. The Rights
at the Child IL h"p rr%' med At tn"
Third presbyterian Chur, II Wednesday
evening. with IN" children "f that
church and S"v"ra! other South SD"
churches taking part
ON Thursday evening. "Childrcn 3
Week as Observed IL thu Church, VIII
De- presented a, the First Christian
church. with young people from the DIFF
frrent Sunday schools IN the central
part "f town participating.
\nuthrr FEATURE Of thildrcnS week
VIII hr tho campaign for "h"t"r MOVIES
fur thr children" which IN" child study
club VIII conduct with 4 special movie
program next SATURDAY morning ut the
L:hrrty theatre. Market street. when
"Uollyanna." considered proper N.Ctur"
for the young folk. will be presented. In
addition. an animal comedy. -Four
Times f'oilcd" will also b" shown. II
j. expected that. meeting success with
this Venture, other app"opr:at" hlmS
VIII later be shown for thc children.
Tho Jolly Jester.
Under III" auspices Of the child vel
fare department Of the Woman'S club,
the jolly Jester Will pp"ar At the h.Eh
school the last three days OF the week.
To tell the children what to cat and when
and how to eat il. THIS magic figure.
dressed in strange costume. Will
teach health to tho children IN 4 way
that makes it delightful To them. In
his presentation. using tn" art or ven
triloQuiSm milk. water and the NcEc-
tables appear TO speak for themselves
Animals also speak. such rs the horse,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
BEECH BOTTOM GIVES
NO SIGN OF TROUBLED

TIL" situation at Beech Bottom. ~niW
SOM time ago looked very serious, heR
hrromc quiet once more, and MAJORITY
OF the residents have even 1orsoteeE
about m" trouble which was c2ocoU
when Mrs. John Horne. young "nieo
woman. was assaulted several WOKE
ago.
The extra guards and patromen
sworn in hy Sheriff II. II. DuVal ara
sill on IN" job. ready at any time to-
prohibit any outbreak of any nature N
the near future. The order for all
Coiorcd residents 20 remove within ~
certain period has been cast aside. AZ
though any strange coiorcd people COM
.ng into B""ch Bottom arc ordered out.
MANY colorcd fellows who had .
habit Of loafnG about the Beech Bottom
nower p.ant were ordered out OF town,
and since that time everything has re-
NAMED very quiet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
SECOND S. S. DISTRICT
SELECTS OFFICERS

The annual election Of officers or IN"
Second District Of IN" ohio County sun
day School association was held last
evening at the First Baptist church.
Those elected were.
rreSident-Jamcs +. Scamon
Vice presidential. Il. Ray.
Observation-Disclosures Miss Florence
scott
Chidrcn's division superintendent -
Miss Relic Wells.
Young peoples SUPPLEMENTARY
Mary Hanna.
Adult division superintendent; w. w,
KCyior.
Administrative superintendent Q.
roriZ.
Representatives w"rc present from
practically all the Sunday schools IN
this district which takes in FIRST Tres
bytcrian. Fourth street. First EnGliSN
Lutheran. Zane Street. st. JfNn''S. 81
Matthews. Second lu;tch l'r"Sh! terrain
Eighteenth street Mission and the FIRST
Baptist church.
\ business session was carried ou'
nrcvious to the election Of officers AT
which time the various outstanding
committees made their reports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
PUBLIC SERVICE co.
DOING SOME PAVING

Tho Wheeling Public service Compan!
has torn up the paving between It's
tracks on McColloch street between
Eighth and Tenth streets and Is laying
new having blocks. THIS part OF IN"
street has been in very bad condition
and the company is in hopes OF nNinS
j, this way temporarily until they can
find ways and means whereby It can be
repaved with new bricks.
The company is also making 'cW
minor repairs 10 the track at this po'n'
MS they are very badly needed n; pres
.n,. Other repairs will be mad" I" diff
fcrrnt sections Of the track in III" near
future,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
SEWARD CHARGES FRAEur

Omaha. Eeb.. April "5.-F'rank Seward.
wanted in Toledo. o.. in connection with
the murder Of two detectives. remained
in n serious condition AZ 4 local hospital
today. suffering from bullet wounds self
Inn!ctcd early Sunday after no l"apcd
from tho fourth floor OF hotel IN an
attempt to cNadc arrest.
Seward has two bullet wounds III his
chest and his right leg is broken in three:
places. Seward denied he was guilty.
declaring that Arthur Foley. who Is
serving a sentence in an Ohio pen!t"nt.-
dry for the killing OF the detective. had
framed" him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
TO REVIVE PEASE
S, S. ASSOCIATION

Rev. John W. Nrll. pastor OF tho
K:rrkwood Methodist Episcopal church.
called :: meeting OF all the Supcrintend-
ents Of the Sunday schools last evening
at which time the matter pertaining I"
rryjyinr the rcaSc township Sunda%
School association was discussed.
This association. 1t will be r"mHm-
hcrcd. went out OF existence at IN" he
ginning Of the war. as there were 10"
many other things I" look aii'r. bNt
since that question has been settled II
is now tho wish of many that tho assoc
citation hr rcOrEani""d.
After much discussion il was decided
that a convention and reorganization
meeting hc held Thursday. May L. a.
the First United Presbyterian church OF
Martins Ferry.
4 committee TO arrang" a program
was named. They arc: Rev. William
French. chairman; +. +. Davis. y. W.
Kerr and J. NJ. MCKihbcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
MOUNDSV|LLE Legion
DELEGATES COLORS

\ meeting Of Tho American Legion Of
MUundSville WAS held in The circuit
court room last evening. Tt" Grd:'a-
tion OF The new stand If r"l"rS Was the
ncc; sion Of the meeting. The first num-
her on tlI" program WAS "Am"ri"a
played as AN "Nrrtnr" by III" Citizens
band. Chaplain Harold C.. tiaunt de
i.vercd the Invocation. y lratur" 81
the musical program was tn" Singing
Of several Old fashioned popular m"i"-
dies b. Il quartet "f ',vil war Nctrr-
ans composed Of Thomas EOnar. Thomas
Hammond. William Jones and j. '. Me-
combs. {. ~ Williamson presided az
chairman Of the meeting. He made Il
brief address. the subject Of which WAS
The Alien" Attorney +. !. McH:nl"E
If Wheeling wIs present and addressed
the meeting on The American Legion
and It's Relation 10 the Alien.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
Phoenix Climb.

Much interest is being manifested IN
the dance. "a =" Eivrn by the Phoenix
c,uh r.Nt Monday evening. May =. in tn:
bait room Of tn" Windsor hotel, Jones
N"Ir,ty orchestra Will furnish the muS:C
and Il large crowd has been invited &c
atts nj. This dane" was originally SChet.
uicG for the early part of April but was
',"<,poned several weeks. Milton Gu,
man is president Of tn" Fn"'n:x CT b
and Wolf. Jacobs Baer AMI lIorkh"ime,
-rNnlpriSe tho COmmittec.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26

IN. hen. the COW. each presenting lis
hralih point. and As part OF the lhh inc
Jolly Jester initiates Cl"N"TIY various
Instruments. surprising 'h'
children bv being ahl" 10 draw MUSE
out OF his buttons when his hddir la'iS'
In fact. this wonderful entertainer
whose sole mission Is 10 present cicaf-
" t. the childish mind III" f""d NaIu"
OF milk and eggs Of spinach ana carrots
and the other hundred and on" NrE"-
tables and dairy products THAI mean :"
murh in the rearing Of healthy. sturdy
bows and girls. will provide the childr' IL
Win entertainment and NJ IN" same
time give them good adv:c" and In$iruc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
Post-Nupttal Event

Tn" Junior Business Girls club OF
,hn y. W. &. y. gay" Il surprise Parry
for Mrs. Charles Meyer last night At h,I
hrm" or Th!rty-c :Ghth street. The al.
far YVES in IN" nature Of a shower ana
~, bride was presented with Wall:,"c
Nutting picture and handsome" mah"C
any candl.Sticks. Informal divers! on.
.ncacrd thr merry young &ir!S during
IA. evening and tho serving Of refr"at.
mcncs concluded the delightful affi
Mrs. Never was bride Of last week
being before her r'arriaEr Mss Mary
Morgan. daughter Of Councilman am
Mrs. D. A. Morgan Of the Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
NEW CIRCLE.

Wcs: Virginia Circle, No. Isl, OF tho
Protected Home Circle will send a de-
gree team IL Bcilairc Thursday eve
ming for tho institution OF a new circle.
\ $rcr:;.! car will he provided for those
m",nbrrs Of the order who wish to at
tend the ceremony The car will leave
the sixteenth and Market street corner
promptly at 80 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
Rnmmape Sal0.

Tho W~rr"uS MISSIONARY S"Hi"ty -
IN" Second Presbyterian church. ar
holding ! rUr;nASr $A;> ~ No. %''f
Main >.-"rt thus w""h. Any member OF
tn, church ~ other p""pl" having An :;F
ticlc Of clo'hIHe or furn;tUrr which thfE
could dount". >hnult E"t IN i"urh VITA
Mrs. LOUIS Barhmau. and arTrn@"rH"u'S
will B.. ru.,rl, ;" hav' -" c;ft taken :"
the >,a.... " u"r" the sac - benz ncld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
E1pcrRocuTE MURDERERs

Rellefonte, Pa. April 25.-Clarence X
Collins and Charles e.. Reincker. two
Youthful murdrrcrS OF ADAMS county
were electrocuted at the Rockr;ew penl-
Tertiary today.
The two young men were converted OF
killing George J. Bushman, liveryman
Of Gettysburg. on October is. 1918. Be
cause Of their youth. efforts were made
to save both young men from tho death
chair; Reinccker was Il years Old at the
time Of the murder and Collins year
older.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
Bridge Club Met.

Mrs. L. T.. carr Was n">;"-" :" -"
rr...nt,rrS q; h.r bridge club yesterday
a:;.ru""n at her h"m" IN tn" Howard
apartments at Pleasant NHiiry. This
group If r"nrrui;l friends enjoyed
y!,a+.nt session oC the fascinating
rI>,:,ur. and the serving ot u d,l"ctahl"
lunrhrrn concluded the games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26

noon today. \; ~" conclusion OF the
rnrr:imE Il visit W.. BE- mad" to the I'LL
rr',.phone offices. where. through tn"
,o..rr,sv e tn. Iiltu.,r'r> = tour &C m.
si,., ;:,n VII be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
Business women's Club.

Tho wheeling BUSINESS Wou"Vs club
will meet tonight ut SIS At IN" social
club room Of III" y. ". =. y. Dinner
will be served 10 a.! who register before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
C A. N. P. Club.

The, members and friends oF thH
= A. " /. cub may" been invited 10
attend An informal dance /" y" given
~ Thursday evening AZ Settlers hail
on :he Island. Mi!L"r's orchestra has
b., II engaged 20 furnish the mUS,r. \
large crowd : "i.nCtrd and an evening
.: genuine pleasure IS IN Stor" for those
att. ad;na..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
Reception Saturday.

Invitations haN" been issued for an
informal reception To be given by Mrs
II. bigger Rest. Mrs. tiuy l.. Holden
and Miss Jane E"St next Saturday.
Npr;l. -. AZ til" lest HON" on zane
>.r...' The hours will h" from 30
uuti, ! o'rl"rk Tho honor guest Of the
mrr.>.nn VIII hc Mrs Hurry Hayes Mil
l.r. It tirrrnSburg. Ia. VINO Will arrive
this week - b. 4 guest az the Best
NurV,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
Ids Court Dance.

''np.,~ "f tho following invitation
VIZ" received yesterday by Master
MaH"r< and their Young sons and IN"
dance is being anticipated as an AFFAIR
- great pleasure:
Yea are cordially invited 20 10 present
at an
Informal Dance
10 hr held
Friday evening. April ~
nineteen hundred and twenty =
A. the Scottish Kit" CathChra,
under the auspices Of the
Isis Court patr",
Jones' Orchestra SO N ic;Oo
Tu;s invitation mast hr presented AZ
no door
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26

Miss ;crtrud" Lyons has returned u
h'c home in t'airmont after spending
Sunday and Monday with local friends.
Miss Helen Schubert is i'll Of tonSilltis
a, her home on Thirteenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. e.. II. Becker. Jr.. are
N Wheeling. visiting the formers
parents. Mr. and Mrs. &. II. Becker. Sr.
--t'airmont Times.
II. l.. Mct;r"Eor has returned to his
home m Wheeling. after visit here
with his sister Mrs. G.. +. Carroll and
family. n CASTOR avcnuc-Fairmont
Times.
Mryn ElaCkman. ~ Louisville KY.
arrived h"r" yesterday and Will spend
several days visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r Cole. of Mari
eta. o. ar" the guests OF relatives and
friends in this city.
William W. Brandt. OF Huntington, is
Spcndin.; Il few days herc looking after
business.
Mr. and Mrs. .. ". G"rhardy. of Do
trOit. Mich. arc spending the week
visiting relatives and f-:snds here.
James W. Johnston. Of Columbus. o.,
= I business visitor In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Is. Flock. Of Pitts
burg. are spending several days visiting
friends in this city.
John Cairain will return to his home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
About People
Monuments Of individuals To And
Prom Ths City.
AT THE HOTELS

Rogers. l.. Stone. Columbus; A. l..
l.. t:Skry. BarncSvilic; J. l. McCaber,
Pittsburgh.
McLure-E. NJ. Stone. New Martins
v;llc: Waiter Meyers. New Martinsvillc;
l.. =. Campbell. st. Marys: {. 4. Roth
:ock. rarkcrSbur=: w. W. brandt. Hun
t.nSton: \. j. Wilkinson. Huntington.
windsor-H GOldStcln. MorEantOwn:
Thomas s. Hoffman. Wcirton: Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. &. Clarke. MoundSvlle: r. B..
-trtz. Pittsburgh.
Stamm-MiSS Ruth Maxwell. Blue
field: John Simpson. Alliance, a. l..
White, Raven Rock.
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