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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS
BY ASS0ciafed Press
New York, March 24.-Liberty bonds
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

| Cnlcago, March 2.-Cattle: Receipts
5000; beef steers and butcher she stock
generally steady; spots 15@ Csc lower; quail
ity plain.
Tor. steers ......: $1o.25
Buik 1000. ........ $500 $50
rdt cows ana neifers largely $50 IT'S
Gamers and cutters. mostly ~. $1,000 4.50
Bulis' puik ;..:... ..-....-... $3.50 6.25
veal calves. bulk to packers :. $500 40
Fat cows and heifers largely . 5756 77s
Gamers and cutters mostly - $1,000 45o
Bulls pulk ..,:.-...-........ $3.50 6.25
Veal calves bulk to packers . 5000 950
Stockers and feeders bulk 49, 7256 S2s
Hogs; Receipts, 10000; opened $50 soc
higher than yesterdays average; many held
off the market. ~
TOP early ........... s11to
Bulk, zoo pounds down .. lOS0m11 m
Bulk 220 pounds up ...... 925G 10 al
Pigs, bulk desirable 80 to 100
ppuuhos ......,.. 10.75411.0 90
to Csc lower.
Lambs, top to city butchers ..s1o.75
Packers, top Observation-Disclosures. 1n6O
Shorn lambs, top ......... $40
Bulk fat wooded lambs ... g75M IN IN
97-lb. wooded yearlngs .., 7sb
DUN ial ewes ..-'........... b.00& 500
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25

Potato Market
BY Associated Press
Chicago, March A-Potatoes dull.
northern white sacked and bulk, $1&115
cwt
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
Naval Stores

Jacksonville. Fla. March 24-Tur-
pentine. quiet, 4Sc; sales, none; re-
ceipts. 1o1; shipments. 21S; stock, 49,
06S
Rosin, B to WIG, nominal; WV,
steady; sales, none; receipts, 161; ship
ments. 800; stock, 1S1,464. Quote: e,
D. E, F. G. H. /. $425; X. N. 1896,
n, WIG, WV. IS.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
NEW YORK COTTON
BY Associated PrAsa

:, ny AssOCIAted Press
New york, March 24.-The cotton mar
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
AMT 1T A GRAND AND GLORIOUS, FEELIN

Az TGR ToO'Ue 6ReAKfASTeD
lG ALI Tt+e LEADING HoTeLS
OF Tee COUNTRY LOOKING AT
Tt+c SANE OLD 8iLLS OF
FARE
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25

BY Associated Proea
New York, March 24-Coffee. Rio No
Z, SIC.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-05-12
NOTICE OF MEETING OF COUN-
TY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

To Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Trego County sitting a Board OF
Equalization will meet at the office of
County Clerk in WaKeeney, Kansas,
on Monday, May Is, 1921 = At this
time the Board will hear and de-
ternaine any and all complaints
made by any taxpayer as to the
assessment and valuation of any
property, real personal, which
may be made by legal owner, his
agent or attorney. Any and all per-
sons feeling themselves aggrieved
may appear and have all errors or
excessive valuations corrected and
adjusted.
| In case individual assessments are
raised the proper person will be mott
fed and the board will again con
vene on June 6, 1921 at which time
| those notified may appear if aggriev.
| ed and have a final hearing.
| (SeaD c. H. BENSON,
County Clerk
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-05-12
OLD AGE PENSION

Washington, May 9th-Provlsion
for old-age pensions, to the end that
poverty among the aged in the
United States may be abolished, is
made in a bill introduced IN the
House by Representative John T. No
Ian, of California, the Republican
chairman OF the Committee of Labor
Nolan, who IS the author of the So
per day minimunn-wage bill which
passed the House last year, would
have the government grant pension
to every person above the age of IS
years, without other income from any
source, who has for the twenty years
preceding the attainment of that age
been citizen. Paupers, lunatics and
criminals are excepted. The amount
paid to any individual would not ex-
/ coed So per week and would range
from that down to Sc per week The
machinery for putting the act into eff
feet is placed in the Department of
/ the Interior, in which the pension
/ bureau now is.
| It is further provided in the Nolan
| bill that any person who would coms
under its provisions must not have
had any income from any source dur
| ing the twelve months preceding hi:
application averaging as much as S!
per week
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-05-12

For Sale-At our house in Voda,
now, kitchen cabinet, library table,
rugs and other household goods; also
good REQ truck-W. D. Guilbert. 1tp
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-05-12


Kentucky Jack-Cap 16257-ls
black with white points, foa1ed Feb
ruary 10, 1916. Height 16 hands,
girth III, bone g. Dam Moline Ken
lucky Jennet, bred by J. C. Evans.
Piedmont, Kansas.
Will make the season of-1921 at my
farm miles south and 4 miles west
of WaKeeney every day of the week
TERMS:-Jack $1,000. Horse $500
To insure colt to stand and suck
Mares disposed of or removed from
the neighborhood viii be considered
with foa1 and owner must pay SER
vice fee at once OF make arrange
ments for disposing of mare. Mare
and colt to stand good for service of
horse and jack Care viii be taken
top prevent accidents but will not be
responsible should any occur
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-05-12
TAKE A LOOK AROUND YOUR
PREMISES

Clean upl Get these fire breeders
and germ breeders out of your house
and out of your yard. They belong on
the city dump heap, and will never
get there until you start som netting!
Start them the road to the dump
heap-that's your part
All is trash which reason cannot
reach.
There is no reason for:
A back yard full of broken bits of
goods boxes.
A basement full of old papers,
hat boxes and ashes.
An attic full of broken chairs,
sofa stuffing, and old carpet strips
you will never use.
All wrapping paper and old news
papers which have for years blown
under the house.
L. T. Hussey, State Fire Marshal.
In Indiana a judge is dead whose
court rules forbade the use of words
like liar, perjurer and scoundrel in
argument by lawyers. Most lawyers
have good sense and sufficient self re
spect, professional ethics and regard
for the properties of the court not
to use extreme terms. A few are
exceptions. My observation in TWEEN
ty-fve years in the courtroom is thai
the abusive attorney always weakens
| his case by his abuse. When a law.
er calls the other side prejurers, liars
| thieves, ETC., judge and jury as vel
as spectators begin to strongly sus
pect that he has no case.-J- c. Rup
pentha1-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-05-12
The Hardman Lumber Co.
JUMBO
Black Mammoth Jack

Jumbo is a black Mammoth Jack,
years old, has white points and IS
good acter Will make the season at
the p. l. Lessor farm miles west
and three miles south of WaKeeney-
Terms-so 90 to insure mare with
foaI. Parties disposing of mares or
leaving the country foal bill becomes
due and payable Care will be taken
to prevent accidents but will not be
responsible should any occur 8-6tc
P.L. LESSOR, Owner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

Saturday evening Of men! week MI ar
Irugcmrn!s have been completed. and
ON" "f n" biggest aui MOST ",hi"rai"
"N'nis -; tho KIND oyer attempted " II
h" tagged Til" iirkr'. I;r IN the hands
~ the ticket com:nlt:"", q: whi'a John
Kahn Is the chairman. ind they al.
r,poried gong rapid!
Ksthsr Funeral.
The funeral ser ICES Tur MISS '"irh
Anna Heihcr. who dici at the FAMILY
home In, AeinaNiilc a few days ago, VII.
he heid at -. Anthcny's Catholic churta
this morning At y o'clock. Rev. Father
q. II. Won Intel Will ufficiatP and ~"
int+rment Will he made a. 81. Anthony y
crmeSrry near Blaine. q.
Bridgeport Briefs.
coroner tlyde HardGsty. OF th!S CIV
spent Yesterday ~ Flushing, q. on pro-
iessional business
Th- knights Of ryth!as initiates DIE
lass -: rarG!dat"s in the flrst degree
A, Their meeting last niHht.
Thu Iiirl Scents ut ~" West virginia
Methodist rhn"n viii mcet III IN" AS
scnhlN room Of me church tonight.
Marshal lirrt McC"nnAuGhy Vas
business visitor a. -. ClalrSNI!lr. whrt"
ne Was called as Il Witness in the Wells
case.
The regular meeting If IN" Be'm"n,
t'nunt, Fash and Game Association VIII
hr held in the Kuhn plumbing shop 'his
evening
Tn. ladies nf ,hr Lansing Methodist
church viii u",d bake >a.C u; IN"
Sn,l,rr stare III h.rkwU"d t"'m"rr""
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
GAINESVILLE

Mr.. Enfisld HoSe. former banker oil
Somorrown. died Tuesday morning at;
his residence On Park street, Barnesr lille,
Ohio. Services were held Thursdany
morning and the remains were taken toi
SOMEHOW. Ohio. for burial.
M!ssos Edna Williams and Kate MOI
ConncII Of West Main street. left Mon.
day for Columbus. Ohio. to visia
friends.
Miss Eva Carter Is sreudinE this weebt
end with her friend. Miss NirginiAi
IuIby. Of Wheeling.
.frs Raymond Morris and three chil.
dren and Mrs. Glenn Reed Of Woods~
field. Ohio, arrived this week to vsitI
their parents Mr.. and Mrs James
Barnes, south Of town.
Mrs. Earl Eorvell Of Cameron. ". Va
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Ma
Gpoirge Fowler.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Porterfield and
children Of Chrichsv!ll.. Ohio. are herst
spending 4 few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Latelie Barrett and chill
dren and Mrs. Fnul Barrett are visiting
Mrs Alice Barrett on Park street..
Mr.. Willis A. coon Of Jeannettes. Pa,
IS spending COUPLE OF weeks At his
homo on Walton avenue.
G. J. Bradtieid and son. c. E. Brad"
field. returned home the first OF the
week from Cleveland. Ohio. =.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Roberts spent
Tuesday at Wheeling.
Tn. Tuesday Music Club Will meet
ue>t Tuesday evening at the home OK
Mss Francis Hilton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

wh"rc burial will I've rnadc in the Davis
crtTut"rI.
Tho m"mh"rs rf 'hr choir NJ the
christian church " II meet this evening
IN the church tn prepare a NUMBER NJ
special selections for Sunday services.
when Memorial Day will he observed.
McNeehen Personals
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Stewart. who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. n. Fl. Luirs
and family ~ Marshall street. have re-
turned home.
Robert Boyd. Who has been seriously
H. is a littI" improved.
Miss Esther Goodwin - ahlc To he out
after being i'll for tho pas, week.
J. l.. Price. WI" hag been spending n
frw DAYS II shIngiun. Pa. has rr-
turned homo.
Miss I:ssi" Glover has returpcd I" her
h"n" At Gi"v'rs Gap after spenllng 4
number If days here.
Mcssrs. Eugcn" Gross and Ron
Brown If Pittsburgh will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. John HouCk oyer Decoration Day.
Miss Florence Sctncr of WcllsburG
Will visit friends hcrr for several days.
Miss Mildred Carroll has returned to
her HON" on Wheeling Island after a
hrinf visit here.
N.wlun l.nwman. who has been SUI
frrnG nf several broken ribs, is much
improved.
Mrs. Chae. I;aumhcrgcr was called 70
Hannihal 10y INC Illness NJ her father.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. J. n. Brown will move
in = few days to Fourth and Baltimore
streets.
Mrs. J. T.. Powell who has heen visit
ing IN Wuodlaum. has arrived home.
Miss Nnll carpenter = able I" I've out
after being iii fcr several day
Sandy MLrPhc"rs"n has been m"Tcd
tn his home from the Glendale hospital.
Mr. I'has. Woodhurn and hi! .r"n #
q ar her n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
BIGGEST MEMORIAL DAY
Of HISTORY IS PLANNED
'and> - the Fairgrounds association a
Open Glass Meeting

hands - the Fairgrounds ASSOCIATION. a
good poo. could be built.
Open Class Meeting
An open meeting It The rhilath"a
E;hiG ,ia>S nt IN" FIRST baptist Sunlty
~'hu"l wa> hold ~ me h"m- "f Mr..
Thompson IN Walnut stree; la-' nign',
Many II the u"mh""> t""k a guest I"
tn" >",lai event. md u program -
charming ~"v:a' diversions was followed
~ :, dnIn;, iun, hr"n
Entertain Glass
Miss Edith Harris viii entertain the
u"mhr"- 1T tue l"uns LADIES' Bi0:s
class OF tho Welsh Iongr"sati"nrl
parcel r,$' SO" and ether 'ntrrestiHs
diversions vi. h.. '-.."w.d IulIns the
","nIng AMI " TN" TIM = promised t"
All -! ~" nTsnh"r>.
Place New Curve.
\ ;"rr" a. men III tn" employ OF the
Wheeling traction Company completed
ih- work NJ putting n a new curve and
,.r',->n'"" III their 'rurkS n tn" inter-
':rn 81 Ian" and Union streets YES
:, d.'2. wt.r" It hr"N"n RAJ! has he, II
- u. 'r"iit,r -" >r-ur time
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Tea. *. -; H,,rh""i shows that are dis
p.,lIn "a week az League Parh. Mfr
iin> Err are Httra' ing much L't' n
':"u and "u, n:ghj th"r" has been q
larc" rrowd attending
~. l.. w SMITH. "f this city. loft
,....rrdar :nr = ,iSit 1t rumberlaud.
Md. AMI rhi'ad"': .h:a. IL.
Miss Elizabeth smith, "r Ind u ma
trrrt. raves Iu-murrnW i"r a f"w days
visit WIN trends ~ Ian-~N ilr. q
An interesting meeting Of the \!pna
r. sorority. Was held IN n" rhap'ei
rooms in The HoEs building las' night.
Mr. and Mrs. !. +. laws leave thls
morning tor " several days VISIT with
reidtivCS ii; t',dr;ngton. -.
The weekly meeting Of The Improved
order Of Red Men will nc held IN the
E'ratcrndl hail this evening.
Forest SndSw;"k. an" has henn rnn-
nec;-I Win ;h" government service. ar
r;Icd home Yesterday for visit with
relatives.
Miss ANNA Morgan. g" North SIKH
street. ,":, yesterday Nn IN" first lap
at her Journey To her did home In
Wa los for i visit
Th~ Steuhenville Convention Booster
,guh "f the Eagles. viii hold an"tn"t
,Iar," IN n" Armory hall to-m"rr"w
y .uInc
Warning signs have been pasted on AL
az rnr dumrIny places by Health Off
,r' ". :. Tilt"n
Mss Ella l.uprcn and Mrs. 'i"orE"
Gl>iC. Of this lily. spent Yesterday Wis
Itlnc with frt,a u, Mt. Pheasant.
\ meeting Of n" representatives ~
~. tribes OF Red Men in this district
Will be held at the Board Of Trade
rooms m ;his city Sunday afternoon.
rnc ,nea,in9 o. :hc Belmont County Fish
and ,;amr Protective Association al
Bridgeport thss evening.
Another Of tn" large buSses is cNper'-
cd in for the Ultimate Bus Company
early next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
BELlAIRE NEWS
LOCAL MINES ARE
WORKING 50 PCT.
Remainder OF state. Kovsvsr, 10 Hot
Doing 20 wsn - This
SOodo0-

coal mines in the eastern Ohio field
are working about so per cent OF norma
at he present time. according 10 Frank
Ledv!nka sub-distrtct president. Al
though the mines N this field are now
wirking better than any time tnr many
months past. the state Of Ohio as
whole in not working so we'll as Tor
merry Ledvinka said.
With the opening Of the lake trade II
is expected that the general BUSINESS
throughout the coal mines OF this state
will pick up.
bring Record Rr1css.
Tho articles sold by Constable Albert
shepherd al IN. Temple tailor shop yes
terday. brouzh, record prices. The fin
tures and Other articles. including big
tables. desk. chairs and tEpewriter
hrough, total Of S"55. The Articles
had been appraised only at t266.
A. F. Collins. of Canton. has l"ased
the room and VIII continue IN opcra'"
tailor shop under tho same name as tne
former firm He will take over the suit
club which was started BY the FORMER
proprietor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

The. local p.a, gr"und-. Th"N vent :"
IN, grounds nj "'"i""h IN" spent inc
day IN game. and "'h"r r"i -"f IL" y
,n,r,s Each kiddt., t""h her I"H'h
VIM ,hrm. watch WAS greatly enjoyed.
Christian Church
At ,h. Sunday morning service at the
christian church Rev. g. \. Fuller pa
tor o. the church Will speak on .NhFi@t
Seven Last Sa:inEs an the tross ~
IN. evening service Mineral Day VII
l., observed. and appropriate service
held. Special must will be rendered by
the members OF the choir.
Picnic
Tho Christian church sunday srh""!s
Of tho OhiJ valley will hold their an
. nual picnic Jurr "3rd at tr-%ars Grove
= Tnr huO's engaged the Verne swan
/ for the dH'. whirh VIII convey them ~
their destination. This IS an annual
even, and II always ln"hrl l"rWarL |"
; with much pleasure.
Entertained society
Mrs Anna JgsperS entertained me
m-mbcrs Of the Ladies' AID society ~
, tho christian church 1T her nom" 'n
GARFIELD street last evening. A't"r
shor, business session. music, n"edlr-
/ work and othsr pastimes wrr" enjoyed.
! 4 delicious Luncheon was serNeI al the
. conclusion of III" evening.
Had Pleasant Time
: The members "f 'h" ladies' Hi"i"
, Ant time IH~r -,rniug. when they "'r"
! entertained by Mrs. f.. Keller ~ hri
; nom. ON tiHri.elh street. y program n'
: informal pa&IimeS We're enjoyed through
! 'hr evening and tempting rrfreHhmcn' :
: we're served at ia" conclusion of TN"
! evening.
Playground opning
Mon laN. Decoration l>H:. 'h| Nj Mecca
! on Fairgrounds VII! held their n'"n!ng
; Tho Imu>rm"ntS ar" no" hrinE IN
III lN,. al
; ir"~> hv IN" latter part "f ihI> ""'".
, Tho Opening j. gree rN"u; Tor ~"
, k!ddiee and all Ar" au'i"IE'llnC Il
Th" MrMcrhcn backgrounds * ""' ~
, IN" ur'ti:rs' in hhi" 'dlltN. and T. -
excellent, lnrai"l Not only TIN hal
dies enjoy j.. hru during IN" h"' W""'h r
tho grown folks taxi r"fuc" th"r" fr"'n
Inr hrrt Already tho l"ur@St'"- 80"
. rla wing around tn" grounds. REGARDLESS
: 81 IA" amuscm"n'> moi Yet being m
stalled.
HAD Drill
Thu cv-Srrv:rc ir"n % this city and
Eenwr"d mo- ,3S' r."n?ng At tn" l".r
ro>i-rtf," HnG won't in e h"l N I" m"
ID, ~ dam. where they spent III" ~ "''lu:
="r"@ "N'r = number "f their army
drills
Last Day Of School
T"r' :. m, '.r.' drN az school TO-"
,hn VI Merh"n students aud tho I'n'"'
: n.gh Sh"r,. r. r\Hinina' IONS """e
, completed '"~'"rd.> aud there Wi. 1t"
= No studies iak"n M today. hut thcN WI!
; rruori at schn"l :" 60, their report :.
! =. h""l viii not r"~umc un'il next Sep
irmhfr
, Summer School
I Summer school will on"n a. thn l'nioH
! high school Monday TIL" studios 'hJN
! may b. taken M nr" English 81 r.r"-
: Sar and Economics PrOf Ilanif;In VII
! tc1'li ~" @rudI"S and n!l wtNhin" (" m
roll ar" requested I" h" az hand Mon Ia 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
HkHA $500

Ptasd $500
GcorG. Goun! foreigner or mon
street who conducts CAFE between
Thirty-ssrond and Thirty-third S'rrets'
ON tho east side Of that thornughtare.
was arrested by chief A. s. Malone and
officer James Good yesterday. charged
with keeping place. 4 sma II amount
~ whisk4y was found BY the officer. He
was fined 33hn hy Mayor Culo"rtson last
ntgh:.
Plans Complete.
Announcement; was made last night
.ha, plans have hern completed for the
Memorial DAY pi'ni" at Netts, mex
Mondav for the benefit Of the Sacred
Hear, church 90 thai place. 4. & o.
;rain which leaves here. west bound ~
ll.na O'Clock will stop at Neft. The
afternoon and morning program VIII
Inrludn music and amuSemtnts. lnclud-
ing baseball. boxing and wrestling In
,hr evening thor. vii! u" minstrel per
fnrmancr The event rs IN lie hf!d on
The N"tr hall diamond
barrett RuAsrsL
Funeral sHrv;reS for tn" late Mrs.
Anna Barrett one Of the Oldest ana pest
known residents If Bciia,r". VINO dted
M the family home Wednesday morning.
VII he held saturday morning AZ
n.,lorh az the =. I"hnS Catholic
church, H.v Father j ". Whitman
will have rharG- Of The services. Inter
-nent will be in tna Mt. calvary teme-
terry
10 Meeting To-day.
There Will he no nrAtinS o. the Music,
Ii,rr,;urr and Ar, club this afternoon
~ pr.y:nrsly arnouuced, The meeting
scheduled for this week will h- post
pnn"d until next Friday afternoon
Play = Big sueesss.
The Senior class play ~ strenuous
NE -" WAS given at the Temple theatre
,,., night and proved to h" hig sue
,.,.ss The theatr" was crowded To rapa-
r,;v for the occasion. Those taking
~, n.r furme we'll r. was 'hF second
animal lass play for Brllalr" High
l..hnu,. the FIRST class play THE cannon
rlasc "f Shirlev.' having been given
Last spring.
The regular semi monthly meeting or
III. r,;y council ~ scheduled for this
NCn:ng at ,he solons chamber. city
nall MANY important matters are 70 ma
given attention Tho ordinance provtd-
'nr for The Appointment OF boxing
commission hv Mayor Charles Culbert-
son may be considered AT this meeting.
When the measure comes up 1t is very
certain that II Will be passed In view
~ The far: that a state examiner has
recommended increased salaries for the
MAYOR and the auditor here. council at
ro-nights meeting may authorize The
ordinance committee to prepare 4 meas
rtc lnos.i- a -iee
Plan Poppy Sale.
big meeting "f ;he Service |ta- L.
.r 49, night At the Amert.
can Legion headquarters IN tho city
hall The meeting vas for the rurrose
~ completing the arrangements for the
purpose Of completing the arrangements
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
BRIDGEPORT
LADY MACCAbEES HOLD
INTERESTING SESSION
1ustnsss Meeting Of Order 10 Followed
~ P1aylst, and Later special
session 10 Enjoyed

Ono Of the best crowds OF tho season
attended the meeting Of the Women
B.nefit Association % IN" Mar'@heeS
held in their rooms IN IN" H"'n'cin
hu;ldjng last night. and much In'cr"';
was displBNsd in the discussion OF the
business of the order.
Following the business session n pay,
let entitled The Last pay or school
was rendered by u east" selected from
the membership ri tn" order. ana IN"
lar4. number OF tho members and Vlsi-
tors from nelghbor lodges enjoyed
the event immensely. \ social session
and luncheon was enjoyed following N"
program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
TWO BANDS HAI BEEN SECURED
roR TN PARADE WICK WILL
H A FEATURE or 1vEFr
AND ALL uRRED TO
PARTICIPATE.
Board Of FraAs and K'wanis Club Each
nArS In Donat: Of Kali OF
coSt Of Band fog
the Parade.

According % me present H'AnS - ne
jnint committee ::nm 'ha American -
zion tho Sorry :"v S;ar Log On me
Nother Mex risN ,'i-r.r and T""Hurn
rcsr 80 ths IRA nd ARMY ~ N" E"ru"-
iic. thus Ivy - - NAV" ~" :i,."i">i
Memorial Day celebration ser attempt
ed on next Monday morning
THROUGH The k.ndn"~~ "f n" m'm""es
Of the Board ~ T~ad". I'D "'h"r- y,
the civ .,utnmoh:l". Il" =" d"nHteH
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

Hear William J. Bryan. Market AUDI
torium. Wheeling. May -. 500 r. m.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Memorial Day Plans.

Arrangements have been made Tor
the veterans OF the civil war I" attend
,.rvices in h+ held at Weeks cemetery.
west of this city on Monday morning.
Memorial Day Rcv. George W. Ryrne-.
na s,or Of the Lansing Methodist church.
will deliver the memorial address, FOL.
lowing which the usual ceremony or
DECORATING IN" graves Of th'E r"mraneA
viii hr followed hy TN Veterans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

Hear william J. Bryan. Market Audi
,urium. Wheeling. May 81 500 r. m.
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