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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-08

Back in Ohio they are raising a rucus about
the dry laws and talk about referendum. With
furnishing Presidents for the country and fight
ing the liquor laws the Buckeye State manages
to keep in the imeght the most of the time.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-08

Ornithoogieal tem-The bird on the new peace
dollar is an eagle, not a dove. Another thing,
it is the only eagle with folded wings on an AM
erican coin with the exception of the bird on the
SO gold piece. Compare it with the flock of
tens in your pockets.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-08

The presence of marines in the transportation
of the mails has been such deterrent to the
hod-up artists, that ii might not be bad idea to
have the khaki-men on duty at the filling sta
tons
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-08

Politicians predict that Colonel Bryan will soon
make the race for United States Senator from
Florida. The State might go farther and fare
worse. The Everglades have never set things
on fire with their Senatorial representatives
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-08

We wonder sometimes what VIII Hays will do
as the Lands of the movies when he runs up
against some of the female censors. 1t viii be
then, if ever, that he will earn that S15O,0OO.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-08

When husband calls his wife an old hen It is
fair to surmise that he has developed an interest
in some younger chicken. Such was the con-
clusion Of the Memphis wife, who has now begun
proceedings for a divorce.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-08

Henry Ford has given his check for $S,000,000
to pay for the property of the Lincoln Motor Com
pany. No wonder the banks had to declare
legal holiday to recover from the blow.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-08

We should like to see the serum that prevents
one from telling lie just reported by the scien-
lists, tried on certain people whose identity we
do not care just now to disclose.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-08

OF course, it is possible that some women al
ways weep at a wedding because it reminds them
of the DAYS when they made the same mistake.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-08

Fatty Arbucke is preparing to 90 into a new
picture Il viii be a film Of the old saying THE
way Of the transgressor is more or less hard"
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-08

Prosperity may be here, but we won't believe
it until we see restaurant pies cut in four pieces
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-08

The Taylor mystery has reached the pink
nightie" stage. Good night, sweet prince!
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-08

Riders,' to a packed house at Gale
donia, Friday night, the third of
March. Everyone report a grand
time.
Mr. Quitman Stanley also went to
the queen city one day last week.
Messrs. Charlie Andrews, Charlie
Duncan, w. d. Egger, Vader Duncan
and Erbie Taylor spent a while with
Mr.. Archie Livingston, Sunday aft
ernOon.
Mr. j. L. Smith is reported on tho
sick list for this week We hope he
will soon get we'll and be able to con-
duct Sunday School at Flint Hill.
SPLIVINS.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-08

The Flappers' Anthem: Homme,
Sweet Homme.-Life.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-08

Seen on Literature examination:
give of Shakespeare's plays are:
King Liar, A Merchant of Venus, Old
Fellow, McBath, and Omelet."
Elk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
Ambassador Ceddes Will Re-
turn to Washington With
Special Mission Of Financial
Experts to Treat With the
Allied Debt Funding Com
mission.
-tor IuIv I6.-EarIy inagura-

Washington. July I6.-EarIT inaSura-
ton Of negotiations with Great hrita'A
for the funding Of tho five billion DOL
lar British war debt 10 TINS country ca
pected tonight at the treasury.
Financial advIccs from England IN
the subicc, wcrn said 10 DC la"k:hg. out
according 10 high treasury officials. in
formation has been received that Ann
hassador GcdIcs will return TO the Uni
:cd States rhort!y accompanied ny
special mission OF financial experts TO
treat with the allied d"ht funding com
mission Of which Secretary Mellon IS
chairman.
Negotiations with tho British. Il was
thought. may hc carried on smriotane-
ously with tho discussions ALREADY Nc
gun with NJ. rarmcn'icT, director or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
WARWO0D
Items for this column may be left
ut McynmAru's Drug store for Miss
Elizabeth Mcclure. correspondent.
Dancing Party


Mr.. and Mrs Franz Bates or ReH.!'
mn Will entertain number OF the
Younger set a. their home this evening
In honor or their guests Misses Doris
Marshall az Dayton. O.. and he.cl
Rates Of Cleveland. q. Lanterns and
flowers will decorate the beautiful YER
an6a surrounding the Bates home and
dancing will be the pleasant pastime
until a late hour when n tempting
Luncheon VIII he served. TWENTY-FIVE
guests will make W ,hs party
Bridge Club
The members &C IN" Warwod Bridge
club will nice, tomorrow evening nj
tho home o. Mss Emma karr. Cards
will he the pleasant diversion until )
o'clock. when a delicious chicken DIN
nor will he served. Those who VIII at
tend ore: Misses Helen Jones, johanna
Mason Grace Carpenter, Ethel Cre:s'
Vera Tracey. Helen Mooney. Katherine
Larklrs Dorothy Newman and Eliza
beth Dillon
Young womon's Club
The Young Women's club will Re on
tcrta!ned this evening NJ the home o,
Miss Mildred Gu!lmore OF Warwood
avenue At the short business session
plans Will be made FOR the club picnic
at Wheeling park July 20th.
II. L. B. Club
Mrs Carl Kenney VIII he hostess II
the members OF tho II. l." b. club al her
home tomorrow afternoon. The after
noon will 10 devoted to Ave hundred
ftcr which a dainty luncheon Will ne
served Tho AFFAIR Will be a farewell
par;y 10 Mrs. Stanley Phillips. who Will
leave with her family in the near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
ELMER G, H0ELzLE
LEAVES TOMORROW
FOR Ell PASO, TEX
PROMINENT LOCAL MUSIC DIRECT,
Or WILL LEAVE ACCOMPANIED
BY PARTY OF FRIENDS.
Expect 20 Reach New Home by septern-
Der l5eh-Party wn Motor AL
The Way TO Coast.

Expecting to arrive at F. Faso. Tex
as by September 18th. the party OF
vounS men including NesSrs. Elmer
Hoefxle, former director oS the choir
OF tina First Presbyterian church OF
this city. Leo Hoge OF MeadvIlle. Pa.
Bryant stephens and Bradley Potts Will
start on their motor trip TO Texas. to-
morrow morning. Many farewell par
ties have been given honor!nS the
Young men and especially numerous
have been tho affairs IN compliment
TO Mr.. Hoelzle who has been ono or
the most prominent IN the musical Gig
cles OF the valley.
The iternary OF tho party VIII m
clude stopping points az Columbus. o..
Indianapolis. 81. Louis. Kansas C1tE'
Denver, Salt Lake city. Yellowstone
Park Portland Oregon. san Francisco.
Los Angeles. San Diego and finally. Il
Paso.
Mr.. Hoge and Mr.. Potts will prooSSIy
laaye the party at San Francisco but
Mr.. Hoelzle and Mr. Stephens Will go
n, 70 E1 Paso where they will make
thsir home. Mr.. Hoclzle will take
charge Of the choir OF the Presbyterian
church at El Paso.
wedding OF Interest
Many Moundsville people have re
ceived tho tollowiu ganrouncement:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Walschmtdt
announce the marriage OK their daughter
Catherine Marie
TO
Mr.. Robert Edwin Blankcnsop
on Thursday. the thirteenth OF July
one thousand nine hundred and
twenty-five
ParkersourG. ". Va
At Home
August First
1904 Ann Street
Mrs Blankensop - socially prominent
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Dancing Party Tonight.

Hororing Misses Doris Marshall or
Dayton and Helen Bates OF cleveland,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bates VIII entertain
"a number Of the younger set AT their
home on Reilly road this evening The
spacious veranda will be gailY decorated
with Japanese lanterns and summer
blossoms. Dancing viii ioe tn" Pleasant
ras,tmc from $50 10 II o'clock. at
which time a two course luncheon Will
ne served. Invitations for me affair
have been issued TO twentE-ar" guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
Animal Picnic Tuesday.

Tnesday. July IS. FfanNh F0' ~ -.
aides Catholic Rene client AsSocia' ION
lrg mark The members Will go 20 m"
resort shortly afternoon and Will spend
the remainder Of n" day enjoying
."r!cs Of outdoor social diversions that
Gro especially Planned Tor MS occasion
"a anon. those attending and a. eva
inrair picnic supper Will Hc : part "t
tho pleasure 0r each group.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
.FNG|ANO' DEBT FUNDING
NEGOTIATIONS OPEN SOON
NEW OFFICER IS NOW
At ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Major D. L. Caldwell OF C1henniAA' -
Arrived Yesterday to Take ChIs0
Of Belmont County SttuHt1on-

Major y. /. Caldwell, OF Cincinnati
ar ,bc Ohfo National guard arrived IN
ST ClairsviMc yesterday TO take 'hc
nioce of Captain Robert Drake. OF
GAINESVILLE. rs official representative %
the office OF the attorney general III
watching the Belmont county mine
strike situation. l.,
Major Caldwell made tour OF III
spcctinn At once upon his arTi'a'' p"'
had nothing I" say upon ms return ~
thu county seat, lie WAS acc0fhpdh'eo
BY sheriff Dick Lynch.
Captain Drake left Saturday tor
Columbus where his company OF '"o
National guard Is now encamped'
nond,nr orders from the governor The
,roons were mohilized last Friday 10
he ready for cal! In any emergency. ana
no was at once ordered back TO heau-
quarters 10 take charge.
The Belmont county situation mas
been uuict for Ire past four days
10 max. their future home in Kansas
CIV. Among those who will attend
ore: Mcsdamcs William Fuller or 9teu'
hcnv!lc. o.. Roy Bender. Jr., Harry
Thompson. Alvin MARBLE. John HumeS
Leo STEELE. Fred Needman' ChaT!cs
Black and Stanley Phillips
AutOul ob1leB ColAdo
Two large cars co!lidcd near the Tor
MIl Saturday afternoon which caused
sou,e u;lle excitement and held up
,r,rn,. for som" time. Eoth machines
we're going the same direction. None
NJ the occupants were injured but both
machines were badly damaged.
Outings
Owing 10 the weather being very
warm ,csterday many people went 10
the river IN swimming parties ana ais"
I, tho country. taking their supper
vlth them 10 cat out in the open all
Personals
Miss June Patterson has returned 10
hnr home after having been called =,
ms city by the Illness Of her grandP
nn,hcr Mrs. C. l.. Patterson. OF Hess
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cusic ard chill
drcn VIII leave for Detroit today wh"r"
they will spend rhe'r vacation.
Miss Betty SchatFcr OF CIarirF'""
mo,orcd 10 this city for BRIEF stay
with relatives on Sixteenth stree.
Miss Flora Z!edler OF Shor, Creek had
q Sigh: operation performed a. me
OHIO Valley hospital but Is getting
along nicely.
g. L. Luk!ns and grandson, Jack fcr'
kius will leave shortly Tor f!Sh creek
Mr. and Mrs Harry Kennedy have re-
'uraed home after spending Il few days
n Pittsburgh.
Mrs A',houer or Nineteenth street
w,l' srcnl the next two weeks AT Co.
Iurnhus T. visit h!s relatives and fam
ny who have hrcu there f." some ''me.
Miss Also Henderson of Lima. O.. Is
ylsr,inr he mother md sisters, Nrs
Henderson. Of Eighteenth street, War
wood.
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Leave For Camp

MIR. John iiandiau and a party o. his
friends Of Woodsdale loft yesterday for
two weeks camping Grip up Big Wheel
;~c Crock Members NJ the group have
been looking forward 10 having the
hes, O? tines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
Robert Lynn


,caruo viii give another Of their 1e,
liChtful rard parties A. III" LeasnEI
uomr. Mrs Heltcnh!nc IS ~ 'haTSe o'
the affair ard IS making eIaL%Tar pr,
variations for the evening I'"TES 4,
- a,yardrl the winners. All tricnnS
are cordially invited 10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
\ieSdaHtcS
Miss ORden Honored.

MISS Mdrearet Ogden. who Is a vls3tor
In Charleston. Was one OF :he honor
guests at a bridge party given by Mrs.
Louise Jefrtes OF tina; Place Saturday.
Tea was served following delightful
session at bridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
,,n.nc. OF the Frsnch treasury. orsat

finance Of the French treaSur5. 0rsat
Britain and France together owe more
than $4,000 100000 OF the 81 100000
goo. allied debt and officials expressed
the belief that arrangements for pay
ment worked out with those two coun-
tries would form the models for the
funding schemes with the other eigh-
teen for!gn nations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

This frock depends on its cape TO
supply sleeves. for the width OF
banding Is all there is on the trock
itself Lichen gray ratsne Is me
material relieved by bands Of black.
orange and white cut from the
same piece as the Capa,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
Ktnr's Daughters Meet

The Kings Daughters Of IN" rtTS'
English Lutheran church. VIII ho'd 'h"i'
regular Wednesday meeting. tomorrow
., tba church parlurs. vi members are
urCcd to he prCSc1;
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At PHILADELPHIA.

The following residents Of Wh"ei'ns
are registered 4, the MajcStr Hotel
Philadelphia:
Miss Lott'c Lech".
Mr.. and Mra. Fred N"rn'"rH.
Mr. Adam Martin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

The members Of the n. l.. r. 'Uo
Will meet with Mrs Cart Kcnney, TO-
morrow afternoon. Five hundred WIZ
be tho pleasant pasttmo until O'Clock
when a dainty luncheon with appoint
nents carried out in the club cOlors'
green and white. VIII be served. The
affair will be IN the nature o. fare
well party rendered Mrs. StRnl J
Phillips who. with her family, will leave
shortly for Kansas city where thoy VIII
make their home.
Among those who will attend ton"F-
rows event arc:
MesdameS:
William Fuller, John Humcs
StnubcnrNle Leo steele
Roy Bender Jr. Frcl Needham
Harry Thomson charles BLACK
Alvin Marp!c Stanley Phillips
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Elks' Darse Tonight

ono OF the most delightful affairs ot
the week will be the dance Of Wheel
Ing Lodge. II. L. o. E.kS. {" he hcIi
Jhis evening at Wheeling Park.
Continuous dancing Will hc rnJoycd
from $50 until - o'clock. and three
complies orChestraS will render the
latest and snapptcst dance selections
throughout tho evening. The Invita-
lions. as issued 10 the Elks. include
TWO visitors tickets. and those, when
properly signed and voUchcd for by
an Elk will eutitle the holder 10 part
cipate IN all the pleasures Of the AFFAIR,
The committee plans a good old-'ash
toned dance IN a good o!d-fash!oncd way
assuring 4 general good time for ali
who attend. Mr.. Earl I. Cameron Is
chairman In charge. and the following
form the committee:
MeSSrS:
Adam Martin. Jr. tharlcs l. Kirby
G Hanke Edward Kcmplc
J. ). Hc.lmescr Alonzo Sells. Jr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

in Parkersburg. Her tathc". Mr. Edward
Wa!dschmtdt. IS the president o. the
Ideal CorrugatinG Box company OF th"I
civ. Mr.. Blankensop IS The son OF NF'
and Mrs r G. B.ankcnsop OF Mounds
Vile. and served overseas during the
war. He Is in the employ OF the Daniel
Miller company OF baltimore. Md.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

Iron that will not rust has been pro-
duccd at Sheffield. England.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
I.aava for Camp.

4 number OF McMcchcn people WI!
cave this morning for FISh creek.
where they Wi! spend the ncNt NO
weeks camping jolly tim" IS antc: .
ra;cd by tho party, when IS composed
OF the following:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

Miss Emma karr will be hostess to
the members OF the Warwood Bridge
club at her home tomorrow afternoon
The hours from $50 20 will he devot'
I'd 10 cards after whic IN chicken dan
ncr witt be served T. the following:
Misses:
Helcn ZONES Vera Tracy
Johanna Mason Helen Mooney
Grace Carpenter KATHERINE" LarN'nS
Ethel GrieE Dorothy Newman
Elizabeth dillon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

Bender will leave the Last week IN
| July for a short NIEit In tht,hE" ! TON
! thcr" SIN" VIII 10 10 lclIow~'"n" ara
where she viii visit friends u"a" ''i'Eu-
| liner. one or the entrances 10 1c'.""
| stone before taking ;hc TRIP hFo"Hn
the park Tie latter part az the month
! Mrs Gertrude Nrll will v!sl, relatives
aid friends in Providence. Il |. MIS-
/ ~ =. Whitaker and nephew. Malcolm
! Whitaker Will icav" shortly !yr try
! 10 tho PaCifI, coas; for stay Of srf-
! cral weeks Mrr l. VI. Hlldrc;h ana
I niece. Miss Sarah Stcll" OF Whining
ION. De- and Miss Fannie Brady WI"
! leave tho coming week for Mountain
! Lake Park. Md. for n short stay.
, Among those returning from trips ar"
Miss Anne Bender who has r"tuTN"H
/ from an extended trip through car
fornia. Colorado Utah and NchrIsk",
Mrs VI. Forbes simpson has returned
! from a visit al tho summer home "r
! Mrs Y Price Whitaker at Chestnut
! CIV. Md Mrs William Burns Of War
wood. has returned from Norton. a.
and Wadcr Clry where she has been
) entertained tho PAST several w"fN" az
! tho beautiful southern h"m" ~ Mr.. ava
! Mrs George Carson Scarborough. NC
! IN Tho south Mrs. Burns a"r"mpan!"d ny
. Miss Edv,hN stephens. 80 rnd"n ''tN,
was extensively entertained "''h 'na'N
, .,.,oI ,rrolra furludf~g motor ir'Ts
,br,mrb INC ,llcrh. ri.s.
, Tho inflow Of ,itr visitors g Gw'nf-
! ling. but there still arc 4 good many
spcrIirg their vacation limo here. MISS
: Ioiso Oldham o: Fa!rmont g. sp>N1!nG
( como limo in WOodsdalc tn" Eucst r'
. Nja. rc,za VI Nogc Mrs. Rodney K.
: Swonc who has hccu tho guest Of Mrs
! 9 4 Aqrhran ard NJ md Mrs. +. w.
! Peterson Cor sev"ral weeks is now WISH
I,r vim N5re Kidd in Hlcaannt Valley.
! Ms Hannah T. Irwin 81 Now Castle.
-, returned Yesterday after = visit
v.,,n ,,~ sister Mrs H. G. Frarzhrim
weeh.nd Mt Countrv Club
.. c,,,, ,oo,,o - he tho
J T t.,,r,o,r,r events these
. i'N'' -. ,," o-o,,s l,,,nr parties
, Gay = n'""'f ."Ir,, IN ~ -, f,rnrmrl
! ,g,n
h'I",r. -.., ,,,,,.o,,- vac Dc.
,.l.e', Ivy .ro c,uh Tbo re,Ia,
1,rrc~ dance which members Of the
was more than popul'r this week cnd
Scbwarz sumr,unus dinner was
! ynryod during Tho hours from : until
o'clock
~. Ia-rcs. dinner Tartv was that
,,,ro-i,g no ,crrts rlavcrs Of the Pitts
h.,rrn tpI,.ir association. who were
,ba quests or the Wheeling Tennis cINn
r,bfe ,,rnun numbered sixteen. an'
Z \,nsy~s Nrirh, UuCr!s and Robert +.
( Route vcrn IN charge OF II" arrange
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

Inacinc coming into our won
derful stock Of dining room
furniture and choosing from
ANYTHING in our entire stock
at big discount. Here are
suite; Of every kind. in all the
most dcsirahl" period styles and
newest finishes.
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Honoring Recent Bride

Mrs Charles Schwab. recen; nr,dH
was rendered pleasant surprise AZ nor
honce Thursday evening IN the FORM o.
rveniur spent with games and muse
"a the diversions. n charmsngiy ar
pointed two-Coucsc luncheon Was served
The guests were:
Misses
Ro-tha Rnsn Elsa Simpson
C,atherIne Hess Martha Leach
PnXev Hurley Eleanor ThUrO.ss
Mesda mes
VIM Cu.schavcr Chas. SChwah
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Springer-vennunl.

,ra or ,hn most interesting weddings
If the summer in Ma tins Ferry circles,
and one which came as peasant suF
rrivo IA the numerous friends o. the
nrI,c,ra,s. WAS that Of Miss Doris r..
ycnnum and Mr. Ralph W. Springer
which took place A. III" hr'd" s nome
on North Fifth street. SATURDAY even
ing at $50 o'clock. The guests inHiud-
cd tho Immediate families Of the couple
and 2 very few intimate friends. The
Rev y :. Rose Of the First NJ. h
church oT!ciat"d at tho ceremony. MISS
Mary I'M. Of Chicago. former Martins
Ferry girl. played the wedding march
The brides gown vas Of maple brown
Elizabeth crepe and her accessories were
or tho same shade. She carried a
shower bouquet of Aaron Ward roses.
Her travelling costume was Of navy blue.
Immediately following n" ceremony,
a cha.sinEly appointed luncheon was
served. after which Mr., and Mrs.
Springer left for a short wedding trim
on tho lakes Upon their return they
will make their residence at virginia
street.
The bride = a daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Bert Nennum and IL ono of tho
mos, popular members Of the Ohio city
Younger set She j. graduate OF
Martins Ferry High School OF the class
nc 1917 and for the past few years has
been employed at the post office. hr.
Springer Is member Of the 1914 class
Of Ferry High aud IS at present holding
a responsible position with tho Wheel
INK Steel Cooperation OF Martins Ferry
CITY vacation ists.
Visitors 10 the ely sim rome and 20
while Wheeling people arc still leaving
for their summer haunts or returning
from their early summer vacations.
or those who VIII lcav" this month
on holiday Jaunts arc
Mr.. n. Walter Boil who viii leave
this week for East Boothbay. Maine, to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
psushtful Surprise Party

An .nforma! surprise party was ar,
ranged Friday evening BY number or
mo friends OF Miss Marjorie B'odgot'
honorinG Miss BiotgettS twen'y-hTSt
birthday The evening" vas spent IN a
delightful social way and nj an appro-
PIRATE hour delicious iu"che"A was
served by the guests.
Those present were:
Messrs. and MeSdames-
T " King Charles Kindel-
J. NJ. CraCratt berger
+ o. Blodgelt J. Z. Black
Misses
%cy, caldwell rearl Otto
MeiTa King Marjorie Bi0dCett
Masters
James King RoseWeh 'r"'F"''
James CraC"aft
palo Cater
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

No, IN any previous sale have
we had quite such large and
complete stocks Of bedroom fur
niturc. Not only thar, but nearly
every suite on our floors is a
new arrival. bought AT the new
low prices and marked on our
usual close margin OF profit.
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S285 Dining Room Suites
Going at $I08.5O

You can take your choice OF
anything or everything at prices
tha, afford the greatest savings
in wears on dining room furni-
turn Original price tickets re-
main on every piecc-you can
soc for Yourself the savings you
effect by buying during this July
Sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

During this July Sale we haNe
cast all thought OF profit TO lhe
four winds and, regardless OF
original cost, we have marked
every suite or single piece OF
bedroom furniture at the ois
sale discount. Come and uxe
advantage Of our July saie
prices.