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Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-28

Finlay A. Mcdonald was among
the earlier arrivals at the fair,
coming up on the train from
Milton IN Monday and being one 81
the old timers who took hold of the
large-sized job Of handling the crowd
of visitors on the fair grounds.
Doc. Landry and his pacing horse
Blonde was assigned space among
the fast mss in the racing stable at
the fair grounds on it's arrival Mon
day from the Forks. Blonde is a Wal
halla owned horse that is developing
q line of speed that makes it eligible
for fast company in all the big race
meetings held over the state.
Mrs. Schneider. formerly Miss
EIecta Crockett. arrived 10 the city
Saturday accompanied by her little
daughter and will make a visit Of
possibly a month here with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Crockett
The Schneckers have for some time
past been making their heme on the
Missouri slope at Mandan.
HAIL! HAIL! HAIL!
or Interest 70 Farmers:
This 10 to let you know that 4 am
agent for the Firemens Insurance Co.
Of Newark N . and the Security
Insurance Company Of New Haven,
Conn. These companies will pay the
hail losses az soon as they are adjust
ed. The rate is ~ per cent or $75.
per $1,000 insurance
4. Z Burke. Agent.
Mira. Okella G, Mooney. who has
been making quite an extended stay
with members Of her family III south-
ern California, sipee the death of her
fatherR early ID the year, returned
70 the city nm Saturday. expecting
20 mike d stay of 3 mouth looking
after bnaineAa interssts here. Mrs.
Mooney Ia Il guest al the home on
thu bill M ths g, n. Johpstona.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-28
DR.. E. ]. Hughes
DENTIST
I,
M. HOURS p
II Phone 112 1
SCHULKE BLOCK Langdon, N.

TSEf&M HEE4Hf.G [taW-E WHTHEEH
Rev. and Mrs. w. Ewart Dudley,
the latter u daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Liebeler. arrived during the week
from Winona, and will enjoy . part
of their summer vacation at the
Liebeler home.
Ford car sales have been reported
during the past week from the sales
room Of the j. F. Ramage & Son
garage to the following parties: A
roadster to Attorney Ed. j. Donovan;
trucks to Emmanuel Rapske, Of Dres-
den and Lars G. Larson, of Dresden;
touring. Jacob Peters. of Munich,
Jerry Kelland. Of Langdons Karl
Plain. of Milton, E. Erickson, Of Ho-
uqen and Hal d. Brink, of Hannah.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-28

A. o. WOLD

Chiropractor and Optometrist
Licensed to Practice in North
Dakota, Montana, Washington,
Oregon and California.
.LANGDON, N. OAK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20
Important Communication
from Postmarter Smith
Alexandria. Va, Oct. 10, l92

Alexandria. Va, Oct. ~, l92l
Editor, Alexandria Gazette, City:
My dear sir:
Bel ewing you will be willing to help
in the campaign to have all patrons
of this office have their houses prop
erly numbered and equipped with prl-
vate mail receptacles or slot cut IN
the door, may request that YOU pub
lish the following;
If expeditions and efficient city de-
livery is to~be accorded IS IS essen
tial that all buildings to which mail
is delivered be properly numbered and
equipped with a private mail recep-
tacle.
Without house numbers carriers are
DELAYED in serving the routes and err
rors in dclivcdy unavoidably occur,
especially when substitutes arc on
duty.
This condition, coupled with the
lack of mail receptacles, inevitably
impairs cffecicny and delays delivery,
with resultant public Inconvenience
and loss.
To correct this evil it has been de-
cided to conduct nationwide cam
paign with a view of having every
building properly numbered and equip
ped with a suitable receptacle or
opening in the door.
House numbers enable carriers to
locate promptly buildings to which
mail is addressed and avoid errors
and delay in delivery.
Mail reccptaclcs insure the prompt
and safe delivery of mail in the abb,
sence of the occupants;
Avoid delay of mail through return
to office because of absence of occu-
pants or delay in answering carriers
ring: obviate the necessity of pat
rons responding to the bell at neon
vcnicnt moments; expedite the service
generally and permit more deliveries,
specially to patrons residing near the
end of route.
The practice of placing mail in
vcstibules, under doors, on window
stills, etc. where it is exposed to
theft and the element, is hazardous
and frequently results in the loss of
highly valuable or important mail.
All business and civic organizations
arc urged to extend their hearty CO.
operation by placing the matter be-
fore their members, carrying articles
in their official journals, etc.
wish to call attention also to
the mail Early" campaign. Do not
wait until the close of your business
to deposit the mail in the post office
or street letter box.
Mail it whenever it is ready for
mailing.
When it is mailed early it reaches
its destination earlier, thus saving
the rush on the postal employees at
night.
Most errors arc made in rushing to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20
EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF
VIRGINIA

P}ars are going forward rapidly
for the success of the Nation Wide
Campaign of the Episcopal Church,
which is now beginning its third
section and meetings are being held
in all parts of the Diocese of Vir-
ginia under the general direction
of the Rev. G. NJ. Brydon, Secretary
of the Diocese. Next Wednesday
there will be an enthusiastic mass
meeting of Episcopalians of Al.
benlarle County at Greenwood and
the following day a similar meeting
is t, be held at Mission Home, in
Greene county.
| Mr.. Brydon goes to Gordonsville
on Tuesday to present the pro-
gram of the campaign to church
peopn of that locality and recently
the Rev. w. d. Smith D. D., rec
tor of st. Marks Church, Richmond
and q member of the executive com>
mittec, received a hearty welcome
at Alexandria. The work in the
latter place is well under way. for
both men and women are busily en-
gagec in holding meetings. for study
and prayer. Although the campaign
is far from being merely financial
proposition, the money raised
through this means has done much
for the church here in Virginia.
In many instances churches have
been renovated and parish houses
built or made more habitablc, IN
one case, at least, the hall was en-
,arged by the addition of two rooms
and the deepening of the old plat
form into a stage. The rooms serve
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20

was arrayed in deepest mourning
from head to foot. Also the look
upon her face was entirely in keep
ing with her melancholy array. Il
certainly seemed that she was dres-
sed up within the last inch of her
mourlful feelings. But such, alas!
was not the case. For finally she
halted before the counter she was
seking-the underwear counter. And
this is the conversation that ensued:
Honey" she addressed the young
woman clerk, SIS you got any black
underwear"
mo, auntie," replied the salesgirl,
"but have some very nice white ones
Won't they do?"
"No, honey" replied the woman
with just touch of sorrow. mo,
they don't do. When | mourns, |
mourns clean down to de skin. ct
Paso Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20

Fo the third of a century the
Democrats have dominated the po-
litical situation in the state. They
have nominated candidates in conven-
ton and had their party fights in
primary. after which their nominees
were swept into office by acclama-
ton Through long years of custom
the voters have been led to believe
that the primary "told the story:
That there was really no necessity
in mountaineering themselves to
vote in the general election. That
there was no occasion to vote when
their party nominee was running
without opposition, or opposition
which was. at the best, but nominal.
This has created dangerous
arathv duringg general elections
But these conditions will not OBJ
tain in November and the danger OF
this apathy must be removed.
On November Sth let the Demo-
cratic lines advance to the precincts;
let the battle of the ballots begin
with sunrise, and let the order to
cease firing he given only at sunset.
Their, when the day in closed, the
Republicans cause will have gone
down in such utter route that moth
ing will be left out of the disaster
except bitter memories. The more
bitter the recollections the safer
will be the state.
Virginia expects every Democra:
to vote on November Sth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20

three good breeding seasons have
multiplied bobwhite coveys by the
thousand, according to reports to
the Biological Survey, United States
Department of Agriculture. In Vir.
ginia, Maryland, North Carolina,
Illinois and Indiana there has not
been such abundance of quail IN
many years, the department is at-
vised. In a recent trip through
northern and northwestern Indiana,
the bobwhite was seen in greater
numbers than ever before, and war
dens in many other States in whien
there is no open season on quail re-
port that the bobwhite is abundant
in their localities, notably in Ohio,
Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska.
Cussing won't help the situatiCnr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20
IMPORTANT TO VOTE

Richmond, Va, Oct. 20.--With
very indication from every section
of the state presaging a sweeping
Democratic victory, caution Is
nevertheless the watchword among
party leaders. The rank and file OF
Democratic voters are being urged
to allow nothing to prevent them
from casting their ballots in the
state election. The Importance of
this action cannot be overestimated.
a rebuke must be administered to
the rising ambitions Of the Repub-
lican party in the south.
In the days of Nelson, England
expected every man to do his duty.
IN the days which are now upon
us, Virginia expects every Demo-
crat tc cast his vote"
Virginia does not call alone to her
sons, but her voice is lifted also to
her daughters. She desires to see
the entire Democratic popu!atlonl
within her confines on November
Sth march to the ballot box, leaving
rlow and theatre behind them, set
ting aside matters of personal and
pri vate interest, defeating and con
sccrating enough time on the day
of election to register their will at
tie polls. =,
The Democratic party next month
will not be engaged in a family
Quarrel" it will not be concerned
with matters of domestic, party or
private policy. 1t will be in the face
of the enemy. At such time it is
proper that the entire Democratic
Strength of the state rally to the
colors. The party is no longer being
confronted with theory but with a
condition. The party has never fear
ed to meet an issue, and while VIC,
tory is assured, the mapjority should
CD made impressive. Every Demo
cratic vote in Virginia should be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20

as dressing rooms for entertain
n1ents and at other times are used
fal conferences and for Sunday
School class rooms. The building
has been wired and painted and
folding chairs have been installed,
ond. the rector declares the place
has been transformed from a barn
like structure into( comfortable
community house The work has
been done under the direction of the
vcstrv from campaign funds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20

get large quantity of mail worked
up in time for dispatch on certain
train ~.
l trust that all patrons of the of
flee will cooperate with us in this
highly important and progressive
movement.
Respectfully
X VIM. w. SMITH,
Postmaster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20
HOTEL RhMMEL

BUSINESS Mems Lunch, rs cents
Cold Slaw-Chow Chow
Old Va Clam Chowder-Beef Broth
Prime Ribs of Beef .:.....
or Oyster Pie or Baked Sea Trout
Mashed Potatoes
Escalloped Misunderstanding Beans
Cocoanut Pudding
Pies, Peach, Pumpkin
Coffee Tea Milk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20
GAME SATURDAY

Lumber Yards Blues A. G.. and
Rangers A. c., played game at
the Shipyard Saturday with the
score 6 to in favor Of the for
mer. The star of the game
was Robert barley, the full back,
and William Travers. Lumber
Yards' Blues will play Saturday
morning at ten o'clock at the Ship
Yaro..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20

ssStandard' Motor Gasoline burns
clean in the cylinders. Il is trans
formed into quick, dependable
power with the minimum Of waste
and carbon formation. Especially
when hill climbing, she difference
between high-grade and low-grade
gasoline is felt by the man at the
wheel.
If You have been depending on
any hapIlazard grade of gasoline
offered you have not YET learned
the full capabilities of your
motor. Give '!Siandard'' Motor
Gasoline a fair trial and you will
be surprised at the results.
Next time you need gasoline, FILL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20
VALUABLE INVENTION

A. machine for the moulding
from the clay in its crude state
has lately been invented by a
gentleman of this city, when
promises to be Of great utility
to the ingenious inventor and
the public generally. From the
calculation of judges skilled IN
machinery, it is supposed to DC
capable of completing between
80 and 10000 bricks in one day;
requiring no more hands TO
work it than what the COM
mon method takes to make D
600 in the same time. From
survey Of the machine and It's
Importance, it may be called
the most valuable improve
ment discovered for many years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20
QUAIL PLENTIFUL THIS YEAR

The bobwhite is plentiful this year,
Two successive mild winters and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20

"The rapidly increasing divorce
rate" remarked the wit, Indicates
that America is indeed becoming the
land of the free"
yes" replied his prosaic friend,
but the continued marriage rate sug-
gests that it is still the homes Of the
brave. The American Legion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20

"Do you think ] can make Der
happy
well, she'll always have something
to laugh at. London Opinion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20

She was rather elderly woman If
husky hue of the kind who looks upon
all members of the white race in a
friendly. confidential way And she
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20

perhaps; but what business needs is
Il good buy-word- Baltimore Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20
You Need
Real Gasoline on Hills

W7HERE low-graIc gasoline is used, motor functions
w uneveny, often scargng large quantities OF the fuel
unburn into the nsfcr. This loss OF power and
great wastage Of fuel energy. also crank du'
ton and consequent loss of lubricatng oil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20

Fire prevention Exercis-
es at the High School Audi
forum Friday evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20

up at the familiar $50 sign.
Keep on with Standard" Motor
Gasoline until your motor IS run.
ming uniformly OH this high
grade fuel. Then Try out the car
on hills with which you are
familiar. Make this test and you
will knom you are getting more
power.
You can buy ''Siandard'' Motor
Gasoline anywhere you motor.
You might as we'll have the best,
for il costs no more. If yonr
cars cylinders are dirty have The
carbon removed, fill the crank
case with fresh Polarine, and
know how good car can be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
Says Life Was
Burden To Her
Clarksburg Woman Dreaded
to See Night Come-Is
Now Well and Happy.

"My brother was right when he tod
mo tina; Tnniac would r"licN" me rr
stomach trouble. for thai is Exactly
what II has done" said Mr.. f. { Hess,
col Duff street. tTarkShurg. ". Va.
Il hai suffered SO long. more tina ~
eight years. that | had almost given up
hope Of ever getting well, and'l ilFru
IN such misery that life was burden 10
Inc. was L confirmed dyspeptic and
my stomach would hardly retain any
rood at nil. rheumatism got me In rs
clutches too, and my arms and hanas
w,r" 50 swollen | couldn't "sc them. Ina
nay knees wrr" almost twice their mr.
uL,I size and hurt me 80 bad cord
hardly Ret around. | had pains IN the
top 81 my head and the bach OF my neck
until at times | would go almost "'9-
tractcl and at other times ! hched al
over. was so nervous cou!d H"'
sleep much and actually dreaded to see
night come as ! knew II meant hours
of rcStleSSncSS and misery.
81 never dreamed tina; any m"dicth"
could hip mo a. much a. Tanlac ms
done. haN" IL splendid appetite now
and everything agrees with Mo ard
avery Snstige Of rheumatism - gone.
sleep all night long and get M In the
rr,rn,nr feeling as fresh and happy as
a girl I have gained twelve POUNDS
N weight too. and everybody tells me
am tho very picture OF health. +"
certainly Is wonderful that such -
change could be be made In sh'h "
shor, time. Tanlac IS certainly the
best Of all medicines.
Tan!ac is sold in wheeling by inc
Hore-Dayls Drug Co. and 10y leading
druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
NUMEROUS EMOTIONS
SWEEP the AUDIENCE
AT NEW PLAZA THEATRE
BLACK Beauty Is Replete With Thrills
and Telling Enthusiastically
Follows Seweu Story.

Nu,"ru, hI,,S hrv" taken Tho place "'
'h, h"I... IA MANY respects and In many
q, Ids e .,tiNity but not in IN" en-
t'u'ltl Affections "r human Kind. Thi%
Ms shown ,"u'.u~!Nr:g Yesterday al
~. r'l:' -, rr"r w'."u "iErck l;'1r;"
.,ii.lI".i uu -" u"il"n r;,tur" r'r'' Ia
y ,,. ~. tu!r"n"d scene. showing :h''
..,'' on...n W. t. l' ;.n"wu as N.''.h
l"lut. ard rs n"thrr. Duchess, W'Hh
,\ri">>i"as - surplus" .,nd pleasure
w"-" H"a~I In The theatre.
The urtur-d story If Ii!"rk H"au'E
.,,.l lis ".ju.I,' friends. faithfully pre-
-rn'"I 20 SCENES a"mt:tte from "a"
rrr.r.rS n.tnun drama. ru!hil'd the
pr"ni>" Ei'"u IN ~" tor"worh'
In the famous took 'Hhok Beauty
nuowu Every lover Of horses In every
country in ne world. there ~ AN out
door stony and an lu'in"r story. Bihck
Erauty. ur course kurw and told tho
outdoor S'"rN'. not what ""nt on N
side the hr'...,. Th:r par has been hdd-
..d ~ the picture with 81, earnest rev.
,r.ucr fur tHr Immortal work OF Anna
ScwrN.
Tn. 'Hudoor story" hinges on tho
tragic death a.: G-"rr- Gordon. h"ir 1"
R"-'wirh Iia'!. AMI IT, mrnac:HE ''t-
seuu"urH4 o. l''tl- 1eSS" 'ior"hn
."rua"h The nSrhlmat .OnS "f 'a"k Ia X
rrr, tn man VIII" rode with G""rEo II
.nu iaitl hdr- hunt described ~ tao
"Autublography Of a N"r-e" HNi shown
IN 'hr r:.tIru version.
Tho charm and artistry or lean lhIEc
IA the =" OF LESSEE made 4 strong an-
peal There was wonderful pathoa in
her drt,,r NINA tion "a Sarritl'e her own
hapBinr~S I" save h"r ma thor from sur
'frrlnr md possible death through herr-
jru the story OF Georges crime. ar
ruius'anc.y runn:nGIy devised 6y the
villain. compelled Jessie TO behave her
Irtd iroih"r guilty az u theft which
actually had been vummiited by Heck
1T
Laughter rrertri .'h- raI"rs An! N"
genial phIiusuphv - MerryleES. The
shaggy, good natur-d family pony. Hnd
tlnn tn, uud!"nrc shared Tho iniiSIi1-
tion ~ Ginger. tho chestnut mare: S'r
Oliver. the I'D hunter and Justice, the
roam cob over the treatment or horses
ny srUl,iu AND cruel m"n and VAN vs.
men
Tn, pictured events IN tho chapter on
&c, S,nrmv Day" held IN" audience IN
thrll,rd and the, was an audihlH gasp
IL, ..n,-,.>. - tn, hug" oak, is -u"'S
torn from IN" rain-SOtt"nrd ground ~
tho fury g." tn" sale. crashed down IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

:rrn' " H.. - I:~nu,y. losing IN" ro"d
lfii ''i,. !.'ll.nE Squire Gordon /" S'"A
..I."'H"' ~, !ru."
Th'r" Mas l.r"a'h."~s silence" =
El.,.t I:,'autv drew IN" dorcart "u' an
r," ha....," sI.tnri,lr n. >Wri..,r C".'n
~'r'.lIr, - L" 'l'~;!nrr.'" f"'!lns; rtm''
'n r'm thtt snm"thinE ~ wr"nr IN"
!, % ~:'. =" pT", .,.! ,,,.n h"i ms ulT+
,..r $685." hin the Unaccu~'"nrd Ii; "i'H
tho whip. Then there w'r. au'lrh. ~.
prcssinns or cxrIt'rucni ~ TIA" f!.' "a ~
he shattered center ~ TN" bridge. Win
the torrent raging through.
The burning "f m" stable at Mar
Gucttr y. fired by the Zip" OF caro-
less 81 hoy. was thrilling In III" "X-
irrmC IT, after sC"n" showed tho
fright 81 horses In their stalls. tH'
rescue, e Black Beauty and his wh:n-
nird rall which reached ~" iranllc
iiirr,r and sav"d her e..
John = rIl, ON liia"k E"au;y f'r IN"
GnctOr - save Mrs. GnrGnn" 80 VA
highly txc!tinE. and symVnth" VT
urnusrI Tor he wonderful h"Ts~ wh"n
Il was tound he would have 70 cary
the heavy physician back 20 B"rt"i;N
La
Then Joe Green. the ignorant young
..rourn l,:,S" m" nverhclt"a hurs' colo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
STATE INSTITUTE OF
EPWORTH LEAGUERS
Three Wheeling People In Faculty OF
Vacation Days" Conference.

Several members Of E?w"r'h league
CHAPTERS IN Wheeling and immediate
Ii,.nity plan - Att"rI IN" West Nir-
gIuIa vacation Days EpWurth l.riIu"
Institute to hr h'id At IVES: Virginia
Wesleyan ,oil"r". liuckhannon. August
y To - InrluaIN" An elaborate program
uc "du"Il:on. recreation. inspiration and
con scCrItlun features make up u Sp'rn-
dd program for the institute.
bishop Francis ! Mcconnell. "t IiitS-
hurrh. heads the institute faruitv. Rev
! fHhrr, Wits. pastor OF tho buckley
Methodist church Ray chapman and
Miss Leah Ross AT" tho Wheeling MEM
h.rs. "a arc Also E"V. Roy MN'uSkev.
Formerly of Wheeling. hut now oE Par
lcrShurE. and "Hv. Thomas Iumhrun-
non. ri Grafton, a M"GndSvii." young
man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

water ard grain. resulting in An Illness
whicn r.tin" near being the eT OF
Slack Ecauty.
The closing scene. showing the G
rar" r'II'n ON Black Beauty 10y ~
E.nn"l,.Id to saw" Jessie from = dreld-
"a fake. was rep!ctc with thrills and Il
n.iinG ",rmah Ia an extraordinary Ho-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
TXt2 Meeting

p. I..is -. meet 1T IN" h"m" o.:
Nj ii,i,!r .ia..r:l on Man street 10
,r..-r..N .,i,~-u",n a. - u'S.""A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
Local Young Men Take :;
Remington Office Herei

Announcement was made last oven
that W. l.. tBudI CrockaFd ana Io"~
" Dr,chorst had assumed charge O.
~. Wbce,;nr nffir" Of the Rcmin Kton
Typcwritcr company on ChAplino
street. mex, 10 the Court theatre yesteT-
day. Both nj these young men are "osS~
known IN Wheeling. and their many
friends wish them success in this neid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
At Pslley@s Inn.
Ladi.. Day at Masonic uua.

LAdies' lay Will De observed a, tho
NaSon:~ cab tomorrow. \ card party
~'ll hc given - the afternoon and
hridg" and ruchre wtll Re the diversions
until O'Clock Tho aides. together
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
Boat lido

ore - ~" most int"r"StA" SOCIAL
n,cai4 II The week WAS he boat ride
l..vrr on IN" steamer N"r7e swain yes
."-tay "v"rIng y n" executive board
- the woman 'inn. ne coHnht'oo
20 ,harGc mac" a. LNSS'D'e afr""H0
r,sr;s To iusu-" m cnjoyabt" evening
tor those attending. an! thh aftair
proved 10 30 on" -! the most successful!
~h..a the CiUh has ?"t sponsored IN"
proceeds Will p" devoted 20 'r' ''uo
house fund- "A" eAe"n'''
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