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4r 0a ter Common was hostess on
Iras E a%fternoon, to q number Of
guess when she graeiously enter
.a.r.. 3ridge, honor.DC Mesdames
F ind Dorroh. Mrs. Bascom
Cox na highest score. and was
aw.r ha prize. Dainty guest
ryia ra presented the guests IF
honor. uightful refreshments were
served at the conclusion Of the game.
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For Rent

Housekeeping rooms, furnished or
u~nfurnished. Apply, 70 Miss Mary
Holman, 2901, Sth St. Meridian, Miss.
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WANTED-200cords : foot wood.
IMPERIAL COTTON OIL co.
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PATTY BROS.

has added to their lovely Millinery
Parlors, the wonderful Madam Grace
Corset. in their specialties.
The Graceful Stouts
The Grace Girdle.
and staple line to fit every figure
also full line of Brassierres-call and
look them over.
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Episcopal
Sunday School every Sulriay at 10
4. m.
Services on Sunday, September 10
at II an.
Holy communion and sermon by
Rev. DuBose Murphy. All are cor
daily invited.
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METHODIST DOINGS
School 10 a. m.

Sunday School 10 a. m.
Preaching II a. m.
Union Services at 1880, p. m. Rev.
A. T. McIlwain Of Columbus Will
preach.
176 at Sunday School last Sunday
Now since vacation time is over lets
go above the 200 mark next Sunday.
Twenty people at prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. A very inter
esting inspiring and helpful talk was
given by Prof. W. B. Jones.
Missionary Society Number two had
a very fine meeting last Monday with
Mrs. Sheppard.
Missionary Society Nc. One viii
meet next Monday at 8 p. m. at the
church. Immediately following this
meeting or about four o'clock Miss
LawIer }. Reid, a registered nurse
will deliver a lecture on THE care
and Feeding Of Babies to which all
the ladies, especially mothers, are u
vited. Miss Reid is quite an author
ty on this subject and it will be a
great opportunity TO near ner'
We, the ladies of X-Prairie, wish
to show our love and appreciation OF
Mrs. Dakin ard regret in losing her
She is one of the most faithful enthu'
siastic and energetic members WI
have-emulating the Masters exam
pie in that she chose to serve rattle,
than be served, always taking tn
hardest part of any duty and neve
. sparing herself.
We commend her to the people Q
the community into which she ma
! go and consider any one fortunat,
indeed who has Mrs. Dakin for
neighbor.
: Those who know and love her.
7 The X-Prairie Ladies All,
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sabbath School al 9:45 a. H.
Pastor breaches n Shpaaiak.
X. J.. DAMPBELL, Pasto'
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Mrs. Evans Dorroh left Thursday
for her home in Crestview, Florida,
Mr., Dorroh has accepted a position in
a bank at Abbieville, La, and later
in the fall will move with his family
to that place.
Missionary Society No. . of the
Methodist church was most pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. Shepherd Mon
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. An en-
joyable evening was passed by a full
attendance of the members.
MIR, w. NJ. Lamberson has returned
from the eastern markets where he
selected his fall stock of goods. Mrs
Henderson who visited her home il
Winona during his absence has also
returned.
Mrs, Matte Cavest Thompson ],
at home on Millsaps campus afte,
a summer of hard work at Columbia
, University. She had only two week.
, of pleasure all summer, which sh,
spent at Penobscot Bay having a mos
delightful time.-Jackson News.
Mrs. Lottie Yates is visiting he.
daughter, Mrs. F, w. Foote in Hat
1 tiesburg. She 1returnod hont witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Foote, who, with thei,
children, We're enrnute home from
2 North CaToiiU0 whore thew had beer
n in the mountains for the summer
The trip vas made by automobile, ar,
they stNNned in Macon fev q day a
two with Nh. and Mrs, f. V. Yates.
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WARWOOD

Items for this column may be LETT
at McNaniara's Drug Store for MISS
Elizabeth Mcclure, correspondent
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McMECHEN
NJ MECHEN HAS
PICNIC TO-DAY
ALI, BUSINESS IN DOWN RIVER
TOWN WILL BE AT sTANDsruL
WHILE COMMUNITY TRoLIcS
Interesting Program Has been Arrans Cd
Tor Tho Day Including AL
Kinds Of Races.

The community picnic that Is to be
given today by the business men OF the
community is TO be the biggest cele-
bratton that the town has seen for some
time. The picnickers will leave on the
nine o'clock car for the Fair Grounds
at Wheeling Island where the picnic IS
to be held.
All stores will be closed. and the
town will take full day vacation. given
I'm 10 the pleasure Of a full day outing.
It was thought that the Barber shops
would stay open but II was decided at
a meeting OF the union that they would
close with the rest OF the places making
the affair complete.
Special cars will he run all the way to
the grounds without a transfer. for
the benefit OF the plcniekers. This Ia
much appreciated by the citizens and
Is big tnducement for the few who
! would not have been able to make the
trip otherwise The first car will leave
| the McMechen car barn at sos o'clock
and the frst from the fairgrounds will
be at $50 o'clock. The last one In the
evening will be al S:07 o'clock from
the fairgrounds. All McMechen cars
will run TO the fairgrounds through
out the day.
The main feature OF the day will be
40 yard race between steve Borke OF
Cameron and John Kady. OF McMechen.
Other features OF the day Will be. horse
chloe pitching. a baseball game. races
and many other events. Prizes Will
| be given for all winners. The program
| Tor the day viii be given our AZ the
entrance to the grounds.
Destructive Fire
The home Of A. ?. Trippeu Of North
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affair. Mrs. \. NJ Rtdgly Is general
chairman and Is assisted by an able
COMMITTEES.
Loses Horse
Mr.. Former Of Reilly Hll had the
m srortuur 1" los" ono OF his valuable
horses yesterday morning. While work
Ing the horse became paralyZed ana
Officer Garden was called to shoot II.
Mr. Former stated the horse was a very
. valuable one.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Tllom of AKRON
q. are the guests Of friends and rela-
tives here.
Miss Dorothy Dillon of Pittsburgh Is
on Hess avenue.
Miss Bertha Harper is on two
we"ks' vacation visiting relatives in CO.
! lumhus
MS Anna Mae I.arkins Of Parkers-
burg i visiting Mt the home " Mr.. ana
, Mr.. G. w. Larklns Of Vance avenue.
Charles Cooper Will spend the next
few days in Newark. o., visiting rela-
tives.
, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jefferson and
family will leave today for an autone-
bile trip through the southern states.
! Miss Cathryn Brand Is the guest or
! relatives In Brilliant. o.
! Miss Hazel Miller has returned to
her homo In Bethany after visiting rela-
tiVeS here.
; Ray Hartley is spending the next few
! days with friends at Buckeye Lake.
! Howard and Edward Patterson arc
spending several weeks at Buckeye
Lake.
! Arch Monroe has accepted posi-
| tion with the Fort Henry Butter COM
! panr.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thompson OF
weirton are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
! +. C. Thompson OF this city.
! The lawn fete held at tho home OF
! Char Jenitins last evening was very
successful.
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Tho sen elephant "a large seal
reaches n length Of IA feet.
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.PARR|OTT OPENS
HIS CAMP A|GN
n. aBa~
Rro CROWD GZEETS MoUNoS-
VILE CANDIDATE FOB Gun
7Rr6SIoNAr. NOMINATION..
states Nis Policies Plainly--At''1eA ~
Nxtr1vag snce and commsnas 'hs
the Administration

Bafore a thronE Of citizens that PACK
"a ira Marshall county court house &c
capacity at Moundsyille last night Az
torney James D. Parriott. made MS IN
ietal address Of an intensive speaking
campaign for the Republican notnlna'
ton for congress from the FIRST ais
trict. Marion Keyser. called the meet
t,y IN order and introduced as chair
man s. r. Hanen. Civil War veteran
Of Glen Easton.
Women were much in evidence In the
audience, which applauded the congress
ssonal candidate on number OF occa'
sions. The speaker held the attention
OF his hearers from the beginning OIL
his speech to ten end. and when ne
had left the platform. he was received
with great enthusiasm by very large
number. offering congratulations and
pledginS their support.
There was no disposition on the part
OF the speaker TO miuce words or quio'
BE with issues. He attacked the eS'
travagant expenditures OF money under
the pork barrel system OF government
improvements and commended the al
ninistration for establishing the M
ttonal budget and limiting the NUM-
Der OF purely selfish enterprises az
government expense.
Wells Pohc1sR
Mr.. ParrIott praised the president
efforts for world peace and the worS
OF American diplomacy at the disar-
mament conference. He praised the
senator's both Democratic and Repuoli-
can. who brought about the ratftca'
tion Of the treaties negotiated by our
representatives. The protective tariff
as an aid to American agriculture, Ia
Dor and industry; tho restriction and
closer scrutiny OF immigration: the ex'
tension Of the budget; government a!d
to education; to expeetant mothers; tc
disabled soldiers and to all soldiers In
proportion to their service and need; &c
q system OF national highways through
scooperatIon with the states: to i'm
provement and publication Of inland
Waterways; and the enforcement OF law
INCLUDING national prohibition were al
Improved. He attacked corrupt politics
and weak officials.
The Party Of Progress.
In bringing to q close his address
Mr.. Parriott said:
I ITO be a member Of the Republican
PARTY Is a great honor. but to be les
candidate for congress and to represent
the First Conversational district IN the
National House OF Representatives Is
an ambition worthy Of any citizen OF
IS great district. The Republican
party from It's beginning has been tho
party Of progress and advancement. and
has always been opposed by tbs ele-
Iments OF reaction and retreat. The
campaign Of this fall will test these
two opposing forces In this country
and the time TO begin preparation 70,
a Republican victory Is now. In choos,
ing our candidates for the several OF.
sfices to be filled BY the qualified vot.
iers. Sometimes much Is said about
irarty loyalty and the straight ticket
The time TO prepare for straight tic
sket IS during the primary campaign by
supporting and nominating candidates
who are worthy Of the undivided sup
port Of members OF their party"
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a trip again and expect to be in Mounds
VILE as soon as possible.
sleep On Prison Farm
There are 10 convicts sleeping on the
state prison farm. This number viii
be increased shortly. part OF those
prisoners now quartered on the fram
form the road gang constructing the
Roberts Ridge road.
Get stu In Haul
CITY police made raid on the resi-
dence OF foreigner on Curtis avenue
about ! o'clock Tuesday morning and
captured a complete moonshine stu and
destroyed zoo gallons OF mash and one
half gallon OF whisSey. The owner hed
and left the distillery in charge OF MS
wife. who was arrested but released on
account Of being the mother or large
family OF children.
Gets Light Pine
Tony Lucas was flned IS and costs by
Squire Lewis Tuesday on charge OF
assault. Lucas paid up and was re-
lea sed
Moundsvtne Briefe.
Mr. and Mrs. JON Peel. of Elm
Grove. were business visitors In this
city yesterday.
Miss Marjorie Ha!nes. Of Salinesviile
O., Is the guest OF friends and relative:
In this city
Miss Frances McCar,ic. OF Tomilsor
avenue. and Miss H'S N Manning. o'
Fifth street. left Yesterday for Pitts
burgh where they will be the guests
OF Misses Margaret and Marybellet
Meals.
Mr. and Mrs J. ". Francis and
daughter. Mrs T. r. Shreve. and son
Harold. and Willie Brock. OF Akron. O.
~ M
Mrs d. Moore.
Mrs 4. F. Compton. who has beer
seriously III at the Ohio Valley Gen
eraI Hospital. IS greatly improved.
Mrs J. n. Bodley left yesterday
for Bethesda Park. whore she will
spend few days with friends.
Mrs James Wood. OF Highland ave
nue. Is spending few days with reia'
lives at Clan Easton.
F C. Morrison. OF McKeesport. Pa.
was = business visitor here Yesterday.
Earl Moore has returned 20 his home
at Masslllon, Ohio. after visiting his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Moore. Of
Oak avenue.
Rev. William Meade went To Parkers
burg Yesterday 10 attend conference
OF the Nation Wide S<nr He Will re-
turn home Thursday.
Miss Sarah Leigh klgEte mas return
ed TO her home at Middleoourne. after
visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr.. ant
Mrs s. G. Shaw.
Mrs Harold Alexander and littl'
daughter. Irene. will return to thei'
home on Clinton avenue today. after
visiting relatives ~ Akron. Ohio.
Miss BESSIE Lancaster. Of McMechcn
was the CUES, Of friends here yesterda,
afternoon.
Tho Sunday school class Of tho Firs'
NJ E church taught by VIII palzei
will enjoy picnic and outing Friday
evening.
Miss Angela Baker. Of Second street
Is spending a few weeks with TRENDS
at Hundred. ". Va.
Mrs Lucy Bosworth and children. o'
Elm ayenur. are visiting relatives al
Deep Valley. Pa.
Mrs Frank Potts and son. Robert. oi
Columbus. Ohio. are the guests OF ne,
mother. Mrs. s. T. Court'sright. OF
Tafferson avenue
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Community Picnic

Community Picnic
The Service Star Legion Will hold a
community picnic at tn" fa!r Erouh"'
Friday. Members Of the Service star
Legion, their families. friends ana eN-
service men are cordially ihHi'eu'
Dancing. swimming. races and EAnl'%
of all kinds Will DO enjoyed until D
o'clock. when a community supper Will
be served. Quite a number OF war
wood people will attend.
visitors Honored
Mr. and Mrs. howard Stevens enter
tanned 4 number of their friends al
their home last evening with O'CLOCK
dinner in honor OF their guests. MI m"
Mrs. Walter stevens and Mr.. and Mrs
James Smith, OF Akron, O. After the
dinner cards was the pleasant pASuhc,
Among those present were: Messrs' ana
Mesdames Walter Stevens. James
Smith. Roy Woods Jack Klein ana
Howard Stevens
birthday Party
Miss Edith Cummins Will entertain Il
number oc her little friends at her
home on Warwood avenue this afternoon
to celebrate her seventh birthday ami
versary. The usual ch!ldrcu's games
will be enjoyed until 3 o'clock whni u
luncheon will be served on the lawn
Those who will attend are: Misses
Helen Freeze. Clara Potter. Margaret
Smith. Della Mvles. catherine Anderson
Mary Henderson. Elizabeth Campbell
Dorothy Jacobs. Lillian Steele, Rereha
C1,mmins. Joan Adams and Clara kooS-
ers.
Lawn Fete
The Lutheran Sunday schol viii hold
their annual lawn fete this evening on
the grounds In font Cf the church
Races. horseshoe pitching and contests
Of various sorts VIII he staged from i
In & o'clock after which all kinds OF
good things will be on sale. Miss Marie
Hufreuter Is general chairman and is
ASST sted by an able committee who are
working hard to make II hig success
Five Hundred Club
Mrs, Earl Wells entertained the mem
hers Of her Five Hundred club Yesterday
afternoon. After spending tn" after
noon playing bridge. n dainty luncheon
was served
Porch Party
Everything Is in readiness for the
porch party TO be given by the Woman's
club at the home Of Mrs. Carl ScriG on
WarW God avenue this afternoon. Quite
n number Of reservations have heen
made for cards and nccdicwork. The
house and rarch will he henutfullE
decorated and II promises to be big
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Cannot Thank You Enough"

Iydia Pinkham's Private Textbook upon
Peculiar will be sent free upon rSGues. Scs
Pnkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Aass"en"'''''
This book valuable information
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Many, many letters similar to the
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Compound as wonderful medicine Tor
bringing the mother back to normal
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It is an excellent restorative, con-
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BLUEF|ELD LEADS
Rluefeld Is At the Head OF List 1r
American Legion Member
ship Drive

The following report issued by
Depa rtment Adjutant Bernard +. Kaiser
If the American Legion shows the
membership report up to June 80. 1917:
Bluehcld is leading the list, with
Parkcrshurg IN second place and Welcn
ranking next Bluefield has a men,
bcrship Of 677 for 1921 and this year
SO far has SIS members with quite a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-12

few more yet to be added in the near
future Wheeling ranks twelfth In to
list with 573 for 1921 and 1876 for 1872.
The following posts have passed theif
1927 membership up to tho time ending
June 80, 1922: Welch. Huntington. Wes-
ton. Fatrmont. Moundsville, Grafton
Ronceverte, Redwood New Martins
Vile, Sistersville Grafton. Knswood'
Parsons Kingstons. Spencer and Fois
lansbce.
The total membership for 1921 vas
$685. while the membership total FOR
1922 is 6,772.
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Partisan Sage
Will Save Your Hair

II your hair is coming out and causing
you worry go TO your druggist today
and get a hottie Of Partisan Sage, the
most delightful and resultful hair In
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SAL. your hair while YOU have hair
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hair beautiful and luXuriant
PARTISAN Sagcs does not change the
natural color Of the hair. c. II. Griest
& Co sells lots Of 1t and guarantee
money back II not satsfied.-Adv.
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why was Dr. Kutter so severely
.reprimanded by the club librarian"
They caught him absent-mindedly
removing the appendix from the book
he was reading. Legion Weekly.
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after BABY WAS BORN
Many Mothers Left IN Weakened
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Cad.z. one Of the most ancient towns
in Europe. was once called Gaddir.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
Hy. JuIIu. and nm. Cod u.,c.cr~

very interesting talk was given BY Bob
Corson about the Coney Island cod at the
meeting OF the United Anglers Lee que Thurs
day night In the assembly room. World
Building.
Corson, who Is better known In the fishing
fraternity as Switch Reel" showed n chart
OF the temperature OF the water OF Coney
Island for the past fifty years. The chart
was placed on cod line supported by two
clips.
Switch Reel claims that due 10 the tenn
perature OF the wafer every fourth year the
cad are taken at that period in large num-
bers. He predicts a good cod year for 1923.
DR.. Benjamin NJ. Briggs says that II II
necessary to have a cod hatchery to produce
can be distinguished by their light color.
The darker shade cod arc rock cod.
Capt Fred Wrege. Capt. George Wilson
and Joseph Sachs agree with the doctor that
the cod that arc being caught In local waters
nrc hatchery fish.
II. Freidenberg. n member OF the league.
contended that the cod vary In color ac-
cording 10 the bottom from which they arc
taken, and are not hatchery cod. m c.,d arc
taken from bottom where yellow sand has
deposited. he said. they win appear Hight In
color. Cod that are taken from the ,rocks
are known as rock cod and appear dark In
color.
Several years ago cod were hatched at
Woods Hole, Mass, and ring was placed
around each tail. Years after many OF these
fish were taken In New York waters.
Cold Spring He rbor has hatchery and
New YORK can liavc enc II the angler VII
osl. for II.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
Havana Entries.

FIRST RACE-Three- -year-olds and upward ;
claiming; $500. Six furlongs: Josephine
X, 1902: 'Mary Mallon, 1o2: 'Canso. 1o5:
sSovereign H., f05: Get En-, l05: Last
Chance IL los; George W.. 10: Machine
Gunner. 10; westmeath. 10; Nan. 40:
Harry Glover. 10; Big Son. '1io.
SECOND RACE-Three-ycar-olds and up
ward: claiming; $500. Six furlongs-
.swift Cricket. 97: 'Article X. 1o5:
'Debonoro, LOG; Gratian. io1; american
Eagle. 1os; Major Domo, no; Arrah Go
END Man. Iii: Riddles. i13; Harry NJ.
Stevens, 1i6.
THIRD RACE-Two-year-olds claiming;
'Jennie c.. 96 Pandne. 1oi: .1lluslonist.
100: ssweet Cookie. 102; 'Gonwithim, 1903
Abe Sablotasky. 1O4: Courtier, 104: Miss
Maize f07 Rold Gold. 107.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year- r-olds and up
ward; claiming. Mile and fifty yards
'Nelle Yorke, io4; Lady Rachael. 10i
'Thos. r. Mcmahon. 1o5: Perhaps. 1o7
1oe Dainty LAZY. 100; Sentimental. 1l2;
Bloomington. t1o; Misericorde. liz; Job
Thayer. 1t2: Bierman. >115.
FIFTH RACE-Three-y -year-olds and upwar rd !;
claiming: $500. One mile: 'who Can
Tell, 90: Orris. pI: sFashion Girl, 100:
.whippoorwill. 1908: 'Asuncion. los
.Drapery. 1o3; Jap Muma, 1903; Fair and
Warner. 1916: Nab, 1o5; Sun Turret. los.
SIXTH RACE-Three-year r-olds and upward
.Edlth X, 100: .First Puliet. 100. sMlss
Caltha. to2; Our Maid. 1885,; May Rose.
1O5; swedgewood, f05: Orchid King, los
Helocross, 10s: 'Lumeme. 10S; San
Apprentice allowance claimed.