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Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-20
Problems That Perplex
Answered by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Can't Build on Deceit.

Dear Miss Fairfax: Just boy
Miss Fairfax! / am stopping in this
town selling perfumes, and while
making my rounds the other day
met a real pert" little girl. Hel
folks are very wealthy and stuck
up" not allowing her to go out with
anybody unless they're "broke OUT
with money. So here is my trouble:
| want to know if it would be all
right to take on a fake name and
tell few falsehoods to her folks
She says she would be satisfied;
know she likes me and think she's
the girl for me. We are both rather
young, she being II and l am 10;
but really, Miss Fairfax, l know my
mind, and this isn't pups love" !"
l know we can manage each other
If her folks would come down to
earth.
have another little "sweetie" In
the last town I left. I stayed at
their hotel. promised her that
I'd come back some day. but feel
now that I never will. What am
to do? I never have displayed such
"wirty dirk" to real girls before;
but please advise me in these re-
spects and I'll be ever grateful to
you. Hoping to see my answer In
The Bee soon, and thanking you a
million times. ! am, ABLE.
Do you expect to win the regard
of the girls parents through deceit?
1t never could be done. Play fair
and square. That Is your only
chance OF making good. You are
evidently tickle, f1ippant and ire
sponsible. l am sorry for the girls
who must necessarily suffer for your
changeableness.
To Old Fashioned.
Dear Miss Fairfax: Reading an
article signed "Old Fashioned" am
pleased to learn that there is one
Of the fright kind Of girls nova
days, viz, as she says, "An old fash
ioned girl with up-to-date IDEAS"
Would there were many such girls.
l feel like presenting medal to one
who is brave enough to be what she
claims.
am gentleman Of the same type
and am not courted by so-called up
to-date people. But am frank to say
that my admiration for that class of
persons is great. Now hoping that
this super young lady may find
some one who will appreciate her
above the ordinary qualifications, /
am, very truly, o. P.
There are thousands and thou
sands and still more thousands of
good, self-sacrificing. unselfish, hon
orable people in the world. When
people say there are not think they
are a little soured on life. There
are thousands Of people like your
self. too. who appreciate the good
in others.
Blue Eyes: think IL he loved you
dearly as you say, you would not be
asking me why he doesn't write to
you.
Rose NJ: When you see the man
next time speak to him courteously.
That is about all you can do. +
wouldn't refer to the former meeting
or intimate that I had been expect
ing him to call. The Incident is some
what humiliating and I think u
would not care to atte npt another
date with q man SO unreliable, but
at least you can show yourself self
sufiicient and not dependent upon
him for your happiness
l don't know much about tickets
to . club dance. but 1t seems to me
II q young man 10 II oughtful enough
to send them to you, you should be
considerate enough to give him any
invitation to be extended.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-20
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-19

s:d"d l.cf' ~ mourn his Joss are his
wrl" and children. on" son and hVe
dlYgh',r. on" daughter having preceded
t.u IN death several years ago. Nj
Wilson vas well known IN thl: vicinity
H".ng born ami raised on Ihe farm
,urwn "a the Lee llartly farm.
Ito leaves a host # friends and rel
a'.vrS Who VIII Ice sorry to learn Of his
death.
They Like It
The Intell!Gcncer Is N receipt Of
letter from J s. L!Ggctt, who in com
pany with his family are sojournlng in
Florida termed by Mr.. Liggctt as the
land Of glorious sunshine" Mr.. LiG'
Gett states that he Is debating whether
or not he vii! remain in Florida or re-
turn to WcllSbUrg. lie speaks Of the
wattcrmcllon now coming into It's own
md of tho numerous other features for
which the South is noted.
wellsburg Briefs
TT. and Mrs +. II. Dare and daughter
Esther are visiting at the homo OF Mrs
Darc's parents. of West Alexander. Pa.
Mrs. Eva Papin and sister Miss Jess
Barnes left recently for a visit with
friends in Wheeling.
Henry poak arrived Wednesday even
Ing from the Navy on fifteen day fur
Tough three days Of which will he spent
with relatives In WcNsburg after which
Mr.. and Mrs uuak will 20 TO Mex BrIgh-
ton. Ia, where they will spend the re-
maind"r Of the time at the home OF Mr..
poaks parents. Rev. and Mrs. Doak,
formerly of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. y. Foringer, OF New
Cum berland. former residents OF this
city. visited Wednesday at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Swancy. OF Com
mcrcc street and other friends
Mrs Alex McF,lroy and granddaughter
Pauline Walters. of Main street. left
Thursday morning for East Liverpool.
ONO. where they VIII visit for a few
days with Mrs. McE.r"y's daughter,
Mrs. William Lcmmcr.
William Dalrymp!e. Of New AlcSan-
dria. Ohio. visited Thursday morning at
the home Of his son. e. e. nalrymple, Of
eth street
Mrs. q. {. curtis visited friends in
Wheeling Thursday
George NJ. LauEhlin of tho Jones Com
panv. Inc. was 4 business visitor In
pittsburgh. Pa. Thursday.
Mrs Nina Lindsay. Of Bethany. was
shopping in Wrllsburg Thursday morn
Ing.
T.. e. Burns. Of Huntington. w. Va,
returned home Thursday morning after
spending few days with Wc!lsburg
relatives.
L. T.. Patton. Of Steubenville. was a
business visitor in Wc!lsburg Thursday.
Addition to Church
W. \. Tarr and family. OF Bethany,
were shopping in Wellsburg Thursday.
Mrs. Don Boyd Of Bethany. visited in
Wcllsburg and Wheeling Thursday.
Owing to the crowded condition Of the
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HURT BY TRUCK
na-shau street La Jumps on on'
Motor vehicle Into faIn "a
Another

Poh.-t Fcr,ocll. aged eight years, -
oonAned to his home a. No. $50 Mar
shau street.. suffering with S's"I
co,cnsslon ot the brain and seF''H.
Rad cuts about the face as n reSu,
~ being run down ny I truck. The acc
dent happenNl about o'clock IN me
= e,ernoon while the child. who - 4
SUDDEN, q, -. Johns parochial SHhoo''
,v,s returning home. According 70 IN
formation received shortly after the &C
cident, the child rode short way on 4
coal truck and then jumped OF dIrect.E
IN from, n, one OF the trucks operated
hv the K!rk-Knorr Transfer company
=, Wheeling. Tho driver of the truck
ammed on the brakes IN an en"rt 20
avoid hitting the little fellow but not In
time The driver picked up tho child
and rushed 10 p-. B!ake's office. where
the doctor rendered immediate med!ca!
aid
I, was found that the child was not
seriously injured. although suffering
with a slight conclusion OF tho brain.
No bones were broken. The driver OF
Tho truck. n very conscientious fellow
ave out Al! Of the information he knew
relative g. tn" accident. and witnesses
II IN" happening declare that II was
entirely the fault OF the child. Al a
!l.c hour last evening the child was re-
ror;cd "a resting easy.
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EATS ANYTHING
On TABLE Now;
GAINS 14POUNDS
J. M. Porter Says He Wants
to Tell Everybody About
Tanlac Since It Made Him
Feel so Fine.

IT want to tell all who suffer from
the effects OF influenza how wonderful
~ Tanlac built me up" said J. NJ. Por-
ter. 2oo9 Eighth avenue. Huntington, W.
Va. G. & O. r L. maChlnst. and We'll
known fra:crnal order man The flu
left me so | could hardly walk l had
no annette and tho little l ate upset
me. | WAS 90 nauscated | could retain
no food at all. Id work day or two
but got 50 weak | had TO lay off. The
flu was still! working on me. l got 50
nervous l couldn't sleep and felt as sore
as ~ had been beaten with Suck.
"Tanlac helped me right from the
start. and was soon eating anything
on tho table gained Il pounds and
four bottles made me feel like brand
new man | surely will pass the good
word along for TanlH".'
Tariac is sold by al good druggists.
ADV.
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CITY Of MCMcchcn was In Attendance a.
me senior class play Of the Union hiEh
school held IN II" local school "i!.i';-
rIr, las, evening. "Wednesday proved
II drnrhtful boarding house :ar'" a"H
with the able cast. the play w"nt OYER
IA fine shape
Birthday SurITta,
Tic members OF the Ladies' A.d OF
the First Christian church delightfully."-
SURPRISED Mrs. &. W. Fuller with 4 birth
d.v Marty in her honor. The ladies met
-, tho home of one Of the members and
from there they went ~ tn" Fuller
home 4 very enjoyable evening was
s2cnt a; social nastimc$, h;"r whIcA
ne huge birthday cake. which the adde's
presented 10 Mrs. Fuller. was cut and
other dainty refreshments were served
Council Meeting
Nothin: bat the regular routine OF
business was taken up at the session
Of council held last evening in the
mavur's Office The meeting convened
ob.u s O'Clock and lasted until lt:"O
o'ciock the greater part OF tho time
being spent Mt approving tho monthly
bills and auditing and approving the
city payroll. Fart OF the time was also
taken M discussing the bridge question.
McMechen Briefs
w. X Shaw has left Tor Cleveland
OHIO. where he Will spend several days
IS the guest Of friends,
Miss Norma Chambers Ia still confined
to her home on Fourth street by Ill
ness.
Norman Kelly is able 70 be out after
tc,nr confined 10 his home on Marshall
street by illness.
Mrs. A. pahney has returned to ncr
home at Huntington. after a short visit
with friends in this city.
Miss Grace Acker has returned TO her
home at Pittsburgh, after short visit
With friends in this city.
Miss Naomi Siburt is recovering nice
" from her recent illness,
Mrs g. 4 UuSGins is still confined 70
her home on South Marshall street by
illness
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present Sunday school room Of the N.
r. church, a brick addition is under con-
struction on the south side Of the church
Mrs. Samuel Miller Of Washington
was shopping in Wcllsburg Thursday
morning.
William Wickham and George Barth
wcr" business visitors in Steubenville,
Ohio. Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. j. H. Williams, Of South Main
street. who has been confined TO his
home for several months, Is much i'm
proved and able to be out in the yard
II. w. PAUL. was Wheeling business
visitor Thursday.
J. T. McMahon attended the Mining
Institute at Wheeling Wednesday eve
ring.
Mrs. Cynthia Rine Of Oakdale, Pa. ar
rived recently for a visit with her sister
Mrs. T.. S. Chapman. OF Washington
Pike and TO attend the Commencement
exercises Of the Wcllsburg High school
Mrs. S. u. Wells. Of Main street and
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BENWOOD
UNION SENIORS
PRESENT PLAY
PERFORMANCE PACKS THE BIG
MDTcHEN SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
TO CAPACITY.
Three Act Farce Is Cleverly Enacted
ana Audience Is Highly
Entertained.

The auditorium OF the McNechen
Scaool was crowded 20 capacity last
night when the senior class or Union
high school gave It's pay. "Wednesday.
over TWO hundred seats had been re-
served for the parents and relatives OIL
he students Of the graduating class,
and the remaining 400 seats were SOLO
10 the general public.
The play. light farce in three acts
was thoroughly enjoyed. and the clever
cc::ng OF the principals OF the cast VINO
brought out the humorous situations
gave proof that the play was farce.
Homer Parker, who took the part OF
Martin Henry. the --LATEST man in the
country. was the star comedian OF the
performance. and kept the audience IN
an uproar the greater part OF the even
Tho following Is the cast OF the
play:
Marin Henry. the LATEST man in the
couatry ............H Homer l"rAc,
,r,brr Watson Thomas Lee Hall
lack NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Harold Bran"en
rcd Frank ftnncEaa
Dick OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Dona!o Stee'e
Austin LipeocTSer
Friends OF Arthur
idsas ....E llamae Thompson
Mrs. Watson. Arthur's mother
..M Mabel SChaIer
L,ucile Persons $500. .MargATS'U' \e.t.t
Marie ........... ','''
. Martha lode
>,,hcr Anna NaiaN"e'
-.",, .Gcncvievc Alley
Ctrierds OF Lucile)
Anna Gala Cher, Austin L!ncherSer
Number Of girls and young men
TlmN-Ircscnt.
a.. r-1,awn between the Persons
and the Watsons' houses.
Ac; U,-Same.
Ac. I1I-Same place; time, evening
two hoTrs later. Al,
stage furr!sh;nGs--Compliment OF
CaldahauGh Bros. .oo,
Music furnished b. the MS" sc"'''
orchestra,
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wedding Announced

Snort can hr nGuircd IN with pleasure
a; their beauty SPOT:
wedding Announced
The following invitations have been
sent 70 the friends AMI relatives OF
Miss Mary Hlaho and Mr.. En;l J. S;ahL
Jr..
Mr.. and MIS- William :. Blake
announce the MARI az" Of their
daughter
Mary Anna
to
Mr. Emil Stahl. Jr.
Thursday morning, May TwcHty-fjfth
nineteen hundred twenty-five
At eleven O'clock
s.. Johns Church
Renwood. West Virginia.
The announcement OF this engage
mcnt VIII com" rs n surprise To the
many friends OF tho bride. Mr.. Stahl
IS resident of Moundsvil.". and -
very prominent IN the Mound cay bust
ness circles.
Benwodo Personals.
Mrs John O"Donnell Is SUI confined
y her home or Main street by illness.
Fred Garcthy has moved from Water
street this city TO GARFIELD street IN
Nom echen.
Miss Helen Simmins has returned 10
her home at Cambridge, Ohio after n
short visit with local friends.
George Schrch-. of MoundSvillc. was
business visitor IA THIS city ycStcr-
day.
The work Of painting n" interior and
exterior OF the pipe mill Office OF the
Wheeling steel and Iron company. on
McMrch"n street j. progressing nicely.
1t-S1N -
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WELLSBURG
Brief Council SesE1on

Wellsburg, W. Va. May lS.-Cfty
council held another session on "ednes-
day evening and attended 10 some I'M
finished business left from Tuesday eve
ming. Numerous bills were passed and
ordered paid. c. X. Jacobs was retained
as city solicitor, l.. \. Sheets rs city
auditor and Judson Hcrvey was appoint
I'd on the Waiter Board for another
three years.
\ peaceful discussion. in which spec
tators were invited TO join. was conduct
cd. relative to the need OF motorcycle
policeman The desire of the public. II
was pointed out. will assert itself and
at the next meeting Of council. possibly
some action will be taken.
Ball Game Saturday
Brilliant Is scheduled to play here
Saturday afternoon at kiwanis Park.
and local fans shoId see some good
baseball. In their last start against
the Victor club of Benwood. Wcllsburg
d. splayed some evidence OF recovering
their batting eyes and it may happen
that the lamb will be led TO the s!augh-
ter when Brilliant plays here. The To-
Gals are long past due on their batting
hut once they get started. things will
he mighty interesting. In Johnson. the
lcad-orr man. Wrllshurg has a good hit
ter and Lewis showed on last Saturday
that ne was tho right man for the sec
ond position. Jarrett also looked good
Mt the hat and covers considerable ter
ritory in the outfeld.
Dies In the West.
Word has been eEceived here or the
death OF r. =, Wilson, aged % years,
son OF the late Ahram and E!;Hah beth
Bane Wilson. nj Kansas CITY. Kansas,
on May l.. In 1874 was united IN we'd
lock TO Margaret Jane Lewis, Daughter
Of job and Margaret Lewis Of Buffalo
district Several years after. they moved
TO the West, where they have since re-
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MCMECHEN
ALUMNI BANQUET OFF,;
none WILL Be HELD

The alumni banquet, which was n
have hccn held this evening IN honor al
the graduating class OF Union hlSh
school. has been called off. ard II -
understood that the affair will not be
held this year. 1t - not known 1HSt
why the event was called off. III"
members OF the Union high school arc
requested to be present at the meeting
10 be held in tho h;-h school on next
reorganization.
Repair Dam
Repairs on the government dam, Nc.
10 in this city. will be started some
time next week The material for the
repair work has already been received
q. the dam AID everything Is IN r"adl-
ness TO begin the work. The bear traps
are badly in need Of repairs and COZ
Crrdam will hr erected. River traffic
along the Ohio at this point will not he
stopped during n" work but the river
vii, hc very low IN the vicinity OF Nc
Mechcn.
Choir Practice.
The regular Friday evening choir
practice viii he held at the church this
evening. Several selections for rendi-
':un ut the sunday services will be re
hclrscd.
Vacancy In Faculty.
Three teachers NJ tnio nhlGh school
will discontinue their work ~ Union
H:gh school after the graduation exer-
Uses and will not return next semcS-
ter Miss Louise Holiday. teacher or
Latin ard French at the school for the
last three years; =. H. HaEGcrty. Tor
two years athletic instructor and teach
r- OF science. and Miss Dale Ross.
teacher Of history and mathematics for
the last six years. will give up teach
!Ny ut this institution.
Mons Club Mot
The Mems Social club OF the First
CHRISTIAN church held their regular
scmi-monthly meeting In the church
last evening. The greater part or the
evening WAS taken UP discussing the
business which has CON" up since the
last meeting but later on 4 social SEES
sion was enjoyed.
Legion Meeting.
An important meeting OF the A a
Mountain post OF the American Legion
will he held In the legion rooms under
the postoNice this evening. The pur'
pose OF the meeting Is to complet"
plans for tho Decoration Day ohscr-
vance TO be held by the organization
in this city. Tho mater or raising
funds for the Legion home will also be
up fcr con sidcration.
Tag Day.
All Is In readiness for the Play
ground Tag Day. which will be observ-
Cd In this city on the morrow. The
committee in charge Of the affair hope
10 collect enough ny the sale Of the
rastehoards 10 make repairs 10 tn" Nc
Mcchen Fairgrounds They have -
cured the services Of many Of the city,
falrcst mHjd"ns. who they hope VIII
prove irrcSistih,c 10 the members OF the
weaker sex.
Attended Play.
Nearly half OF the population Of the
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Mrs. Robert CrAnston. who II visiting
here from Pittsburgh, Pa, visited IN
Wheeling Thursday afternoon.
G. wells Ray Patterson. E G.
Marks w W. Stewart and Frank jacobs
I.rt wednesday evening for Wheeling,
takine q special train out Of Wheeling
Thursday morning to attend the Shrtn-
or celebration at Fairmont. w. Va.
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Erana at onion

Tho semester examinations at Union
high school will begin this afternoon
and Will erd on next Wednes day after
noon. The students have been studying
hard for the past month preparing for
the nnals and during tho past two days
nothing but review work haS.been taken
up IN the classes. The seniors Will be
given their examinations early in order
20 allow for the papers 10 be graded
before the commencement exercises on
next Friday evening.
Dixie Rainbow Dame
The most promising game OF those
sch eduled IN this locality for next Sun
day will be the clash between the Dixie
AM-Stars of this city and the Rainbow
baseball team Of Ec.ln!re. The Dixies
have made record for themselves in
the past few games and are looking
forward to repetition OF their past
performances in the game Sunday. Tho
contest will be waged on the South Ben
wood tic,d and large crowd IS expected
John Hrahoney Dios.
John Mahoncy. prominent local steel
worker and a life long resident OF this
city. died at the home Of his SISTER.
Mrs. Joseph OConncll. No. 1888 High
street. a, ll:3O O'Clock yesterday. fol-
lowing hr:cr illness OF pneumonia.
The deceased WAS in his 57th wear
and was prominent n Renwood labor
circles. having been employed AZ the
local mill since a youth. lie was 4
member OF the ST. Johns Catholic
church and took a prominent part IN
all church work.
lie IS survived by two sisters. Mrs
James Braancn. oG Mcadvillr. Pa. and
Mrs Icsofh O'Conn'll OF this city.
Funeral services will be held from
St Johns church tomorrow afternoon
ut o'cln"h. with H"". Father !. II
Schocncn IA char-r Of the E"Guc!m high
mass Irtcrmcut VIII be made At the
Mount Calvary cemetery.
Opening Sunday.
The formal opening "f lamp Kerry
will be h"H on '."Nt sunday The mem
hrrs Of this popular out 1T VIII journey
down tho river 10 the pleasure spot
nrcom panied by quito = fow ~ the or
roSlto son. Tho day VII l." spent at
genes anH dancing ana n DELICIOUS feed
Will hN served n Tho evening This
nroring @! tho club docs no. mean til.
opening - u" 81 rl'n .:.c season. -
,hough = viii not be long before la!@
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For That Cough

Big Laurel. Ya.-"I had a bad cough
had nearly run into consumption. and
also had feminine trouble. l took four
BOTTLES OF Or. Pierces Golden Medica,
Discovery for the cough and two Of the
Favorite Prescription for the trouble
peculiar 10 women. and was entirely
cured. It has been more than q year
since and there has been no sign Of
tho diseases reappearing. find Dr.
Ferce's medicines are just what they
~" c1a lined 20 be. am tina nkful for
what they have done for me and
wish others may he benefited by their
use."-Mrs Tryphena Z Addington.
When you have had cough obtain
Dr. Perce's Golden Medical Discovery
from your nearest druggist and be re-
lieved.
II you are woman suffering with
chronic weakness peculiar to your sex
you can he benefited by 'Favorite Pre-
scr!ption.' Tablets or liquid. (adv)
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Australia was once called New Hol.
land.
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xtavaniang Hold Meeting

TWO br;es talks were deIlNcreU q ne
Moundsville Wikan:s club az the regu-
lar meeting of that organization held
a, the Snyder hotel last evening. The
speaktrs were Judge /. y. Morris and
Attorney J. Howard Holt Following
IN talks members OF the club sang sew
sral songs. and routine business was
disposed OF.
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,ror, can ho nauircd IN with pleasure
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win Attend Meeting

Six Mound<v!lle manufacturers are
making plans TO attend the annual meet
Ing OF the West Virginia Manufacturers
association to be held at ClarHsbur- on
Nav % and 26. They are: ". y i.
Dalzell. OF the Fostoria Glass WORKS;
James NJ Sanders. OF the L. :. Samr.nE
company; T. l., Rogerson. Of the !. {.
Rardall company: John \. Boyd "f ~"
Kleeson company: Z. +. HodcmaH. OF
the Suburban Brick company. AMI ..
Proelss, OF the United I.nc Smelling
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Mons Club Met

The Mems Social club Of the First
CHRISTIAN church held their regular
scmi-monthly meeting In the church
last evening The greater part or the
evening was taken UP discussing the
business which has com" up since the
last meeting but later on social SEES
wa iOvni