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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-23
FOHL IS
BANKING
ON
SLUCCERS

nOGAIusA. Ia. March 2s.-=f.es
Fohi. In hts first crack AT picking a
team 10 mi tho ~. Louis browns
uniforms. n whipping a crew Of slug
gers into shape at the training camf
here.
smuggling put the browns into the
first division last year" fsaya the
New ~. Louis boss. "and I'm going
10 stay with H."
Practically all the regulars. from
present indications. viii be last year
men.
There In just one job that In eauu.
Ing some guessing the second sack
Joe Gideon. who held Il last season.
was let out by the Browns becaune
he was supposed 10 have some knowl
edge Of the Whit. Rox Itsd mixup
that he didn't volunteer TO make
public
GLEASON
LOOKS HEST
THREE youngsters arr ncrapplnr
for tho job. nili Gleason. obtained
from tho Chattanooga club. has the
odr-. In Fohrs mind. He's the old.
cot and has had five years OF pro
fcneionAi baseball
fsut. right on his trail. are Marty
MeManun. bought from Tulsa. and
Earnest Dudley lee. recalled from
Chattanooga They have each had
one year In league hall
II Gleason becomes a FIXTURE az
the keystone sack. the other young.
atsru may he carried as extras.
Earl Smith. AZ third. iH figured a
certainty. Smith slipped Into the
shoes Of Jimmy Austin. veteran. late
last season. and made good. This
spring he has been stepping n fast
clip.
HITTER THAN
1890
Like Jimmy Johnston OF Brooklyn.
who wan converted from an out.
fielder into third snck~r. Smith
adds further proof that such a switch
In possible.
III smith and Gleason keep on I'm.
proving" says Fohi. -the Bru~ns
will 10 a better bail club than they
wer- last year.
"f'vs sot the b~rf cutrleid In the
league IN ftahy poli' Biii jacobson.
Kenneth Williams and John Tobsn.
Tho great George sisi~r has
started off Just aa he played all last
season. and Cert~r. AT short. Ia show.
Ing q lot Of stuff again.
MY ca,ehors arr sitting pretty.
and n my pitchers come thru I
1 -.s 49,. mw..atr.< A. ..~ .t.s...s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-23
NIX CAN
HIT


II Oldring wins the righ, field Job,
e means that Cunningham. Middle
ton and Strand will have TO fight !,
cut Tor the utility outfield job. A,
The present time we would give the
palm To Middleton Of the trio. The
ether pair should make good trading
material. and with pitcher or so
also to DO let out. Seattle ought 20 b,
ab,c TO swap them for that shortstop
that's so badly needed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-23

Auto Tops Christian. isos Eighth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-23

According 20 reports from the
training camp. oldring II M and
ready 10 hold down his Job regularly.
which means that he probably VIII
pastime IN right field for the tribe.
HE CAN
HIT
There's no doubt but what he can
Hit. according TO the bcx scores OF
thc pair Of games that the tribe has
tndulged in 80 FAR. And he can
throw. But how about his legsf VIII
he he able To rum
Chances are that even II oidring
isn't rs fast as he might be. his hit.
ting and throwing Win win him a
berth. and then. too. he's one smart
player.
with such sreeders as Lane. Muir
ply and Eldred IN the lineup. Old
rtng's sticking win help carry them
around the bags.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-23
OLDRINC
is
SEATTLE
PROBLEM
ny LEO II. IAssEN

NV about "Ruhe-
oidringf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-23

Jsch youynisv. fornw f~s Angeles
frrs sarker. vhe 10 ncw with tns "a
Louis cards. h hittins tbs naii hard IN
sh~ csyts' sprfnx xNmsa Hes t&ftiag
s<4oad In the stick iist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-23

c1ev~isaa pitchers hsii -rans- Ruth
70 . sssrk sssrax. 90 .sts las, year.
wsit~r Malls faced hir, only once and
famed him on thrse pitched tsila
Grover land. the veteran catcher vfrc
Tasted with seattle too years sso. has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
FAREWELL PARTY FOR
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Albert Meyer Is Honor Guest At
Delightful Party Arranged In Her
Honor by Y. W. c. A. Girls
Leaving Shortly For California to Spend
| Several Months-Valenttno Decora-
tions In Evidence

Last evening at IN" y. W. 6. 4. there
| occurred a most delightful social event
| when members Of IN" gymnasium class
cs rathcrrd to honor the chairman Oh
rho departmcnt. Mrs Albert Meyer. VINO
mas served efficiently as chairman OF
the physical education committee Tor
SOM. time As Mrs. Meyer is leaving
soon for an extended stay IN California
thr girls of the classes took tins way OF
Showing their appreciation OF h"r SER
, vices and 10 extend their good "'ShcN'
Long tables We're placed IN Inc Soc!h !
and adjoining club rooms on Inc lh'ru
floor and supper was served al SiN :
,.TorE tn one hundred and twenty-five
,vomrn Valentine decorations were In
evidence everywhere and number OIL
,l,l,rb,ful songs were rendered by Mrs.
= Srott. a visitor /" the city. y series
If games were enjoyed in IN" E!mnaS-
nm introduced by r"mmltic" at girls.
Stunts were. r\hihitrh and general
merry tim. was spent Mr.. Meyer "hN
presented with "A lar%" h"art-Shapch box
containing Il beautiful leather travelling
| case.
Following are thu names Of those
present ,,,,
Misses Clara J"rgInS. Nets" l.o"tiIcr'
Anna Hruhn. MaSy llutchcS"n' Mary
. Davidson Emma N"n"k. LOUIS N"he"'
Elizabeth Wilhcrt. Lillian DeN"I"' Agnes
Elruiming, Anna IowHn PrEH! FRANK
Betty Brink. Hilda WriGht. BESSIE l"S'
Marv Rarcs. Elizabeth MoG"", Agnes
Murphy. Fan Pryor. Meta Pryor h'S5
Hrummrl. Ruth Decker. Nanni" hruhh
Mary Peterson clara Sirirklii, Ethc'
I,ri;son. Frances pi"tr.rk. Amy hru"-
,,,r Dorothy lI"fcr. kath"rin" scott
catherine Major, Ethr! N"h"' Marie
Srnliz. Doris Moore. Dora '"SS' Nary
Morgan, Harriet HllI. Mar" Otto RhrA
G,II Martha Frid" virginia GrISS'urth'
Inn, Hayha, Marie Iiayhh, Lila NyiA'
r,Is;.. Beans. Nrll Iarnts. Margaret
Errhr. Helen Arthur. Alma Snid"r' h'u-
l,b Earu,h. Marie Arthur. EIsi" k"ri-
scr Madeline Beck. Margaret elmer
Frcda Dorch. Margaret Lewis, Jnli'
kpotc Betty Schluckcr. Bcuiah hr!nh-
man, Edna prhrugg" Irma SiN"r,' Grace
,'rrunor. I.rona Shanl"N. Emmy ShcP-
uard and Margaret Frank.
N,sdamcs Geo. Srhaf"r. T.. w. mar
ri.nu. \ t.. Meyer. Fife Scott. II. L.
Baird, Mary Kinney Lewis. Mrs. pli'"h'
Mrs Fcldmen. Mrs. shannon. Mrs frah-
rls Mrs Englchart. Mrs. saunders MrS'
Davis, Mrs. Spiders. and Mrs. PoindeN-
ter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
BLUEFIELD WOMEN
RELIEVED OF GOlTRE
ALI oner To Tell Of wonderful External
Homo Remedy

Note: 1t would IL" Illegal 10 publish
those statements f they w"r" not lrn'.
This article WAS copied from tn" Blue
field. W Va. Telegram: Mrs. w. ;.
Jones. 4Sj Yadkin ST, fIu"t"ld. W. Va
Elizabeth stafford. l51l Princeton ave-
E,urncId. Annie M,rr.man. go Reese ST.
ana Mr.. J. r. Roland. ADA. W. Va. have
had gu;,rr relieved by S"rh"l QuadrupI"'
They Will gladly ten y"u their expert
enc, If Interested. i would pay YOU
t. So. ih"m or writ" ;hcm.
Sorhul Quadrup!" comes IN small bot
r,,s containing enough FOR most cases
l. VIII no, stain ar irriiat". Docs not
interfere with daily work. Leaves Inc
parts in h-aIihrui normal condition. Re-
.Vuir"s ;"H minutes daily.
'i"t further information ate y. GrI"Si
and Co. aud drug stores "v"rywh"r"
or writ" S"rhnl company. Mechanics
burg. ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
Valentine Party.

The members Of the Sunday SrN"''
class Of the Fourth STREET NJ. +. rhGr' -.
Of which Mrs carl ]. K"pnrr is t"'ch'r'
hold a most enjoyable aud cl">"r'l car
rjcd OUT Valentine party last nWht b"
;he parlorS of the church. \ rr'Er' ~
VA. the feature OF the early part ~
the evenings entertainment and mum
bc- Of novel and very interesting ~"!r''
tious of = musical and literary natu' 3
were enjoyed. Later refreshments ""''
served and tho appointments her" w"i'
,rrnr,iNIv 'carrid out in Nalcnlin" nov
rlr,rS. Miss May Bonar and Mrs. f.
Tcwnscnd we're In CharG" Of tnr rr"-
rrln. and Mrsdamcs {. -. p"itiich v.
u ,;uil'rIc and Miss Clara HISS served
The retire hmentS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
womAn's Literary Club.

The February meeting Of the Womans
Literary Club will be held this afternoon
at " O'Clock. at the Y. W. {. \. auditor
ium. Mrs. Charles l.. Morrison Will d.
rect tn" interesting program and Mrs
" f. Woolenwebcr IS in charge Of tho
musical numbers Mrs. Martinez. court
Interpreter. Will address the club upon
III. needs for assimilation of the for
cign born women. Sh" will tell how to
make them voters AMI citizens worth
the privilege OF being American citizens
and will show how tn" club women can
lend hand Of nrighborl:ncsS and hep
fitness.
Mrs Byrd Gray VIII sing two lovely
numbers Loves MadrlSaI. hy kenneth
Res and "Hushccn." by Needham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
[EIVEZSI3sYEIsII
Eor Red Blood. Strength and Endurance
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to feel
veung-to do this you must watch your
liver and bowc!s-therc's no need OF
having a sallow compleyicn-dark nnGs
under your cyes-pimples--a bihou5
look in your facc-dull eyes with no
snarl,le. Your doctor will tell you
ninety pcr cent OF all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, wcll-known physician
in Ohio, perfected vegetable COM
pound mixed will olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which be gave to
his patients for years.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel. are gentle in their
action yet always effective. The DrnG
about that natural buoyancy which all
should enjoy by toning up the liver anu
clearing the system Of impurities.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets are known
BY their olive color. l3c and soc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
SAMMY stswart'a syneopators.

Much interest hos been man'ieS'cu III
the dance 10 be given next Mond0y nisnt
by the Young Mems club Of Be Eaire'
since the committee announced that the
musical program would be furnished oy
those inimitable musicians. s'HnS
Stewards Syncopators. or Columbus ".
\ large number Of invitations have been
mailed 10 n number Of Ohio and West
Virginia young people and the ciup
rooms are expected TO be- packed on
,hiS merry occasion. This group OF
colored raEtime artists promise pro
gram OF late snappE numbers. and thc
guests will b provided with every pleas
ure at this Wash!ngton's birthday
dance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
MSW||LlEK
WASHINGTON TEA
ELABORATEFETE
SECOND DIYrsIoA or T" LADIES
AID SOCIETY or rASMSoN u.
Z. CHURCH WILL HOLD
ANNUAL EVENT.
Mrs. Carl II Bsndsn and Her Assistants
Preparing for Delightful Al
fair Next Tuesday.

The annual Washington tea party OF
tho Thomson Methodist church. Will oH
held waShinGtons BIRTHDAY. TUESDAY
afternoon. February end This delSht'
fuI social function will D" held under
tho auspices of the Second di"iS'oh OF
tho Ladies' Aid Society Of which MrS,
Cart II Rendcll j. leader and genera
chairman on arrangements. The ch"r,"
parlors will be the scene OF THIS Ea'"
event and they will he claooratelN deco
rated r,r the occasion by committee
with Mrs. Arthur Graham a. cNaI'-
man. The decorations will be "itHctfNe
IL carried out In 4 patriotic Schemr anu
promise 10 he most unusual and alto
ge;her charmtng.
Arriving a, O'Clock the guests. "N"
xirl include ALI the ladies OF the ""uSre-
,-a,ion and their particular friends. VIII
hN greeted by MeSdames G. q. smith
Vim &. Craig. Charles WiChNr. w. {.
I,tzler. J. c. Fisher and e. r. Bende,'. \
literary and musical program Wi" "'
presented by some OF the leading anna
teur talent OF the city. som" OF IN" most
interesting numbers being given oE SUI
dents Of the Lima Henn!g-Sh"Efna"
School of Expression. som" OF ''''
prominent voaljSts Will also take part
IN the elaborate program being aeranS
ed bv Mrs. Charles ErocNharut' AZ
O'Clock tea will be served. MIS-. j. H.
Price will preside at the handSomeS
APPOINTED tea table and she VIII De as
sisted in serving by committee. II -
expected that lT5 guests will ENJOY TINS
animal affair which will surpaSS all pre-
vious teas given in former EeaFs'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
Christian Endoayor Bazaar.

TIL. annual bazaar given under the
auspices Of the Christian EndeaNor So
rirty Of the Vance Memorial church WILL
be h.ld next Thursday evening. Feoru-
ary -. in the church At Woodsdale
while details are jncomplctc the COM
m;ttecs are. planning u number OF inno-
vations for this years event among
which will be u general country store
where maids attircd as IarnerettS and
Young men wearing ovc"allS Will sell n
diversified collection Of practical! and
novel articles The uSuaI candy and
cake hootaS will be presided over by
cong"nial Young ladies. and the usual
features ~ AN attAIrSt this nature Will
bc arranged. Proceeds from the bazaar
will he given toward the annual MasS'"n
u!rdg,. OF the society and Il IS hoped
that ,hep ublic Will literally patronizc.
the 6Azaar. The general committee IS
composed Of Alvin Schubart. kdith
Schubart and Helen Ridglcy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

chair ladies in charge OF the various
committees. \ bazaar will be conducted
throughout the evening and here a az
ycrsiticd assortment Of lovely and uS"-
full articles may b. found ~ please the
most discriminating purchaser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
Bridge Yesterday.

Mrs Fred VI. ninE entertainer the
members OF her bridge club and Few
friends yesterday with luncheon and
bridge party at tn" Chancellor in honor
OF Mrs. Russell Irvine Of Wheeling. who
IS her gucst.-parkcrSbu News
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

one Of the> ycry deNghttuI IunH''HS
arranged to celebrate washington
birthday is The district social Of the Ep-
worth Leagues. which Will be held At
the Fourth street NJ. T.. church next
Tuesday evening. February -. inc
guests will include members Of the hH-
worth Leagues from Wheeling. war
wood, Elm Grove MCMcchcn. Mounds
willie. Warrington. SiStCrSvlllc and Ne"
Mar,insvfu" Details Of tho arrange
meu,s are incomplete. hut the chairman,
RAJ Chapman. is planning an evening OF
genuine pleasure for the guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
I.adies Ala supper.

The Ladies Aid society OF the Buckley
NJ. F. church OF Edgwood. wiz serve an
other Of their delicious suppers TO NOR
row evening in. the dining room OF the
church. From until 8 O'Clock sup
per OF tho seasons most tempting deli
cacics will De served and as these
ladies' have quite an enviable reputation
for their skill in the culinary art they
have arranged to care for large crowd.
Mrs. r. c. Blodgett Mrs. Lester CoWan
md Mrs. George McKown are the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
rwiJ Meeting Today.

rbf regular Scm,-monthly meetings
If the various Twig organizations Of tit"
ohio Valley General hospital VII! De
held this afternoon a. follows:
Gif; shop Twlg--MtS. laird MtcheII
Of Woodluwn.
Foudth Twtg-Mrs. L. X. kit'h"n'
Pleasant Valley.
Graf, T,vig-Mrs. Dwight Wagner rt
Leatherwood.
Hi ghland Park.
Laurel Twig-Miss Sophie Carr.
Pleasant Valley.
Service Twig-Mrs. Reed Baird, at
McLair Apartments
Vanity Fair TwiS-Mrs. Geors" Cou-
don. at LeathcrwoOd.
The Buds-Mrs. George Whitaker Al
Beech Glen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

Elizabeth lIuguS entertained with
small informal bridge party N"'t'r""E
AFTERNOON at her HON" in E'nlW""u'
Two rabies accommodated The guests -
bridge and tn" interesting games WERE
supul.mcntcd with "A ligh, luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
r.-nftunsn VALENTINO Dance.

The auditorium Of the tlkS ciub W."
- the scene of the one OF IN" merr'sS'
Valentine dances OF the season toniSh'
the occasion being the annual Nalent'nS
dance of the Craftsmen. Lewis II. Coos
Jr.. and his efficient committee nave
taken unusual pains TO make this dane"
ina most ENJOYABLE given h} she Crafts
non mis- wear and from all Indications
neither they nor their guests Will De
disappointed. ManGo's orchestra has
been engaged 70 furnish n" program:
which consists OF thc latest. snappy mum
hers throughout :he intermisSions
runch will be served and the parlors
Will he open Cor the guests.
The COMMITTEES in charge is composed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

Miss Lea Gapska and Mr.. clarence r.
Garland. both we'll known young peop''
Of Cleveland, were united IN marriage
last evening by Rev. l.. : Crosse al 'he
parsonage Of the Ean" street NJ f.
church. There were no attendants anu
following the ceremony the happy cou-
NJ, denarted on an eastern honeymoon.
They will reside in cleveland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
Dancing Party

The country residence OF lT. j. L.
Caldwell on Bethany Pike which ne re-
Gently purchased from the \. 4. Jacobs
estate, was the scene OF merry dane
ing marty last Saturday night which was
given BY Or. CaldwellS brother Mr.
James Caldwell. Dancing was enjoyed
until a late hour. when luncheon "'
lovely appointments Was served. DANE.
ing was then resumed and continued
until 4 late hour. The guests were;
Misses
Virginia Morgan Margaret Nr""i'r"
Minnie Morgan lrma l"'o"'t
Della Duyau Lucy Bowman
Amy Winters
McSSrs
Joseph Morgan Lee DuN'"
Harry Rodgers 'arI l'nNa''
Oryille DevaN EI"ooh to-" 'h"H
Er,rL Duyau calvin Davis
Charles MrCUNoCh
MeSSrS and McSda mes
Clarence Rodgers carr iht'rS
Martin Rodgers ;. J.. 'aIu"t"
Harry ACnew E'dSl'H "'u"'"
vim Altman Jas. Caldwell
Mrs. NJ. {. DuNall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
WARWOOD

"a wears nak .ng AWNINGS N Wheeling.
Wh"c..uE Tent Il Awning CO. more nb".
f-l4-m-W-f -to-nN-l3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
rannnln Sintarhood.

The members of the tempt" Sister
hood OF the Eoff Street Temple wilt
meet this afternoon in the vestry room
OF the temple Ia devote some tm" -
=. wing Mrs. Charles J. icc&m1n wall
be in charge of this meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

Mrs Harry McNlliStcr. "a WoCd~'iaI".
w,,s removed 10 tn" North Wn""imS
hoSpita, yesterday morning and VIII un-
d.rrn u serious operation tins morning.
DR.. Phillips viii perform tn" "I"fh' '"h
John Naylur Of Woodawn. IS roni'n'h
10 his home with illness
Earl Er,unliCh of the &. F. Erhun-
Itch and COMPANY hardwar" dealers. !.it
Yesterday morning for Il business trap
to Columbus Mr.. Braunlich Will hr
gone for several days and made the TIP
in his automobile.
CAPTAIN &. q. Dawson. Of Preston
county. connected with the stan OF the
Commissioner Of Agriculture j. II.
Strwarr, has returned down stat" after
a brief business visit here. TIL" TIP
was his first here since last summer,
when the state Republican CONVENTION
was hold.
L. s. Marshal &. T.. "Ned' Smith has
returned tn his home at Fairmoni, after
being here on business.
senator J. Ness Porter. OF Newell. re-
turned To his home last night after Il
brief visit here
Mrs. f.. IIershcl Of Pittsburgh. left
last evening for her home. after spend
ing few days in West Alexander.
William u. Matthews. clerk Of the
supreme court OF appeals. ana ms hhu%h
ter Miss sarah. were her" yesterday.
Friends "r William l.. Sn"d"k"r VIII
be glad to learn that he has become" as
sociatcd with tn" Reliance LIZ" lnSnr-
ancc Company Of Wheeling. Mr. Sn"'i'-
ker was Il captain in infantry during the
World War and was popular student
at the West Virginia University. from
which he was graduated last year
MorganrOwn Post.
Mrs. l.. : Howard has returned from
Wheeling after a brief visit there with
relatives. --ParkcrsburE News.
Misses Sarah Thompson and Louis"
Jacob spent sunday with Miss Virginia
Fcnwick who is a patient IN the ONO
Wiley hospital in Wheeling N"llS-
burg Herald
Mrs. Albert Fletcher and Mr. and Mrs.
John HinkrS. Of Wheeling. wcr" week.
end guests Of Mrs. julius N"lhHdt. OF
Main Strcrt-WclIsburE Herald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

Socrates paid hut li,t.c heed to thu
ScclUps OF his wife NaRt.pIc.
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Honorary Party.

Complimentary to Miss Clara SuppcS
Of Johnstown. Pa. who is the guest OF
Mrs. Hugh Brady. Of Woodlawn. Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

The ZambCsi Is N" largest river
flowing into The Ind AN Ocean.
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Everything is in readiness To- thS
dance 10 be given by the American
Legion tomorrow night in the auditorium
of the ElEs club. Mango's orchestra Will
furnish the. music on this delightful oc-
casion and will introduce number oil
snappy selections jus, received from
New York Members OF the Legion and
Their friends are invited. Prerton>
Legion dances have been very enjoyable
End the ex-seryIce men are looking
forward 10 tomorrow's AFFAIR with keen
interest The committee in CHARGE mas
Speared no effort TO make this dance
success and the guests VIII spend an
evening OF genuine pleasure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

Vampire bats are numerous ana dam
grrous in South America.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
About People
Movements Of Individuals To Aad
From The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

Rogers-MrS.- l.. l.. sharp rdrNrTS-
burg. r. II Morris. Pittsburgh
Mcclure. l.. HHnncn. 'larNN"nr&'
Il. L. Harper. Charleston. W. j. t'len-
Ing. Euckhanuon: !. l.. Henry. Hn'h-
hannon: W. l.. sHydcr. rark"rShurS' t.
T.. Gray. Charleston.
windson-T. J. Butcher. t!drk~hutN
T.. i. Blount. Stcubrnv!'Ie: !. Nr'""''
tlarksburg: II. = Upton. Huntington
NJ : collier. Hun, ingtOu; Mrs. Emma
G. ,ior. Weston. r. NJ. kiu.. lark"rS,
burg. J. W. Brooks and WIFE. E.ArHS'
burg; r.. +. H,ll. charleston,
sta.nm-I. H. Warieid. New Martins
villc. n = uoiTcr. New MirtIusNIIc. II.
H. Rogg,. Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
Recital

Mrs. Fred Fisher IS spending TINS week
in Wheeling. where she is FiStihg her
daughter. Miss Dorothy Fisher. who -
student at Mt. de Chantai academy.
Miss Fisher will take part in recital
amo,S the students and her mother IS
.herc 10 attend it-Fairmont Times.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-05-19
THE
BILLBOARDS

Unsightly billboards, which are be-
coming something of an eyesore to
many country towns thruout the Unit
ed States, struck an energetic and
husky snag in Carmen, Okla, recently,
The snag was Frank A. Salter, editor
of the Carmen Headlight.
Mr.. Salter, in order to rid Carmen
of the Objectionable feature caused
al ordinance to be adopted by the mum
cipal council making it illegal to erect
any billboard larger than six by eight
feet or within six hundred feet or less
of any building.
Exit the billboards from Carmen
Visitors to some of the large cities
are amazed at the number and size of
the billboards that are in evidence.
They are everywhere, often unsightly,
and generally obscuring the view.
Let the cities have them if they want
them. But there is no need for them
in any small town or rural community.
There is nothing for the community
to gain by their presence that can not
be secured through the columns of the
local press.
Enriching outsiders at the expense
of home people should not appeal to
any loyal person.