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West Wanna 45f swNw Norfolk .6th.
Woodmsnsie 1850 i Cape Henlopen 25sh.
AM 26th. Due New Orleans April I.
Zarembo off Cape Henry 10th.
BY the Radio Corporation of
America.

Beniamin Brewster 80 Scotland L V 26th.
Bylaw S Shinnecock 26th.
Byron ID Benson &c Ambrose Il 26th.
Chas NJ Everest 81 $ Oyerfalls j. 26th.
City of Rome 103 SW Gay Head 26th.
Dean Emery 30 SW Nantucket u 26th.
Eastport 12s i Cape Henry 26th.
Freeman Barnegat l. v 26th.
Franklin u Lane 10 s Block Island 26th.
Gothland a66 i Ambrose l. 26th.
Fl NJ Flagler CSC r Delaware Breakwater
28th.
] w vandyke 33 SSw Diamond shoaI 26th.
Jonancy 8 NE Barnegat 26th.
Lewis X Thurlow Off Five Fathom Bank
Livingston Roe 1.4os wsw Bishops Rock
a5th.
Mnnamar or Scotland l. Y Goth.
Nora 253 S Ambrose IL a6th.
Orient 159 r. Cape Henry 26th
Pastores a1S S Sandy Hook 26th.
Psnobscot AZ NE Winter Quarter Goth.
Philadelphia 2o4 Scotland l. V Goth
Santa Elisa 19o s Scotland l. V o6th.
Seaconnet 5iz by j. Montauli 26th.
Tulsa lat 80 A, Ion 30 90, 26th.
yestris 221 Sc Ambrose /, " 28th
w Keene 10 " Barnegat a6th.
West Cresscy lat 80 IS, Ion 50 IS. 10th,
West Helix 600 + by y Cape Henry @6th.
West Nosska $50 NE Cape Henry 25th
William Boyce Thompson s36 II Cape May
o6th.
The New York herald., 1922-03-27

Str Celtic tBr), Liverpool March is and
Queenstown 18th. TO the White star Line,
with 6i frat, f4I second cabin. 1877 steer
age passengers. mails and mdse. Went to
pier 0. North River.
Str Albania tBD. Liverpool March 10,
Queenstown 18th and Halifax 2fth, TO tho
Cunard Steamship Co, with is5 cabin pas
sensers. mails and mdse. Went 10 pier "a.
str Noordam Dutch. Rotterdam and Bou-
logre March Is and Plymouth ieth. 80 the
Holland-Anerica Line. with ~ first. ~ sec
ohd cabin, 20 stecraee Messengers, mails and
ndse. Went 10 foot OF Jth street. Hoboken.
str Eroonisnd. Antwerp March 10. South
nmpton and Cherhours i.th. 70 me Red star
steerage passengers, mails and mdSe. Went
10 pier Oh, North River.
ctr Ia Lorraine mr, Hayrc Msrs ~ a 70
with passengers, malls and mdsc. Anchored
IN Quarantine,
town iIth. to the United States Lines, with
mdse. i, sa''t Went ii 70 plers ! 'Hobokcn.
Lisbon isih. Points Dsisaaa and fiorts isth
and Providence 25th. TO James w Elweil
60. with ie pssssnss,rs ,nsasr.u and mdse Went io
cunard Steamship Co, With mdse. Went 70
psf str bristol CITY skirj. Brlstoi March spa
Norfolk gath. 20 Chas IIl = Son. with
mdse. Went g pier 81, North River;
Robert I. Hague. in ballast. Went TO pier
A. Bayonne. Nj.
Str Eastern CraE, bordeaux and 81 Ma
zaire via rayat to tho Cosmopolitan Ship
ping Co with indse. Arrived In tow.
str TIoitby (Br1 Bort
STR vesii,io utaU, Genoa March 2, 70 the
Italia America Line, With mdse. Went 10
pier o.. North River.
SIR kashn Marn dap. lisbon March J.
Ordered to Hampton Eoade by agents.
str Kingdom CNor), Gibraltar March 9.
90 the Kerr Steamship Co. IN ballast. Went
10 New York Dock COS pier 26. brooklyn
str Raifuku Maru (Japp, saionica, TO su-
su,s 4 Co. With mdsc. Anchored OF Red
Hook.
STR City OF Lucknow tBr). Calcutta Jan
2s Colombo Feb 2, Port Sudan ieth. Port
said 2uth, orar Gath. Boston March 20 and
philadelphia 25th, TO Norton, Lilly q Co,
With nidse. Went 20 foot OF Ttn street. Hc-
og.snj s,r psr.by tsr,. s.ru,. ~ A. Poro. so.
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SHIP BILL CHANGES
/ SOUGHT BY OWNERS
New Move Shows Differences
With Board Are Not Yet
RecOnciIed.

Changes in the bill for Government
ping Board may be recommended
by private operators OF American vcs-
sells acting through the American
Steamship Owners Association. A first
meeting for conference win be held this
week OF members OF the newly ap-
pointed committee on constructive ship
ping policies of the association. In an
nouncing the meeting yesterday Win
tErop l.. Marvin, vice president and gen
eral manager, said:
THE shipowners are making an
analytical study of all OF the provisions
OF the new shipping bill, and particu-
larly as to the adequacy OF the subsidy
compensation provided for cargo steam
ships of speed below thirteen knots The
committee on constructive shipping poll
cos will cndeavor to frame and recon-
mend any changes that may seem de-
sirable in the legislation and any addi-
tional provisions which may seem neces-
eary from their viewpoint"
The original recommendations to the
Shipping Board of the association were
Tor flat rate subsidy, and co this cx-
tent were not in harmony with the
scale greatly favoring the speeder types
OF vessel. Tho announcement yester-
day was the first hint that the differing
Viewpoints had not been rcconciled
II is expected that representatives Of
the steamship owners Will appear at the
Joint hearing of the Senate and House
Marine committees, which will begin to-
morrow In Washington. 1T is the un-
derstandinG of the owners that they are
L. be summoned after the Shipping
Poard officials and the manufacturers
merchants and exporters have been
heard.
J. II. Gordon, traffic manager OF the
Union Sulphur Company. Is chairman
Of the shipowners' committee and the
other members are: Ernest NJ. Bull
president A. III. Bull Steamship Com
pany w. NJ. Campion. vice-presidcnt
and general manager Garland Steam
ship Corporation Philip De Ronde
president Oriental Navigation Com
pany James Donald, president States
Marine and Commercial Company Inc ;
Robert +. Hand assistant manager
marine department, Standard Oil COM
pany OF New Jersey: Il. J. Kehoe. arting
general agent Pacific Steamship Com
psny admiral Line) Edgar f. Lucken-
bach, president Luckenbach Steam
ship Company, Inc. a. j. Mccarthy,
manager American Flag Steamers In
tornational Mercantile Marine COM
psny; e. J. Mccormack. treasurer
Moore & Mccormack Company. Inc !:
Eugene F.. O'Donnell. manager ma
rine department, C. II. Sprague G.
Son. Boston; Alfred Gilbert Smith.
president New York and Cuba Mail
Steamship Company J. u. TomIinson,
vicA president American Hawaiian
Steamship Company; David Il. Warden,
manager marine department. Tide Water
Oil Company, and Oakley Wood vice.
president Barber Steamship Lines. Inc.
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
Dangers to Navigation.

tReported TO the photographic Office.l
Obstruction Towed Into Port--rhe wreckare
of schr Joseph S Zeam1n reported on March
- in lat AZ 81 Ion 80 o5. has been towed
into port.
March %, lat 81 50, Ion "A 81. passed a
spar-Str Lake Elmhurst.
March 8. lat Is A., Ion 81 a., sighted
wrcckagc. app nently small portion of
vessel--Str Pelotas tBra5).
March a. lat 4i 81, lon 80 AZ. passed a
buoy-Str Indier tBelg).
The following radogram was received from
the u S Coast Guard cutter Seneca; March
20, position lat Il 10. Ion 30. drifting near
some berg as yesterday; no reports twenty
four hours; foggy.
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Adriatic (Brl Naples. &c. FOR New
York. IL expected to dock a. pier On, North
River, foot OF West ieth street. Wednesday
FORENOON.
Str Olympic (Br). Southampton. &C, for
New York. Is expected 10 dock ~ pier oe,
North River. foot Of West 18TH street, late
Tuesday or early "Wednesday.
Transport Cantigny. Portland for Antwerp,
was IN lat ~ ~. Ion 81 II at noon satur-
day.
Str Santa Elisa. Valparaiso. &C, for New
York. Is expected to dock at pier ~, Brook
iyri. about $40 AM Monday.
STR Ponce, San Juan for New York. u ex-
pected 10 dock at pier 81, Brooklyn, Monday
afternoon.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Schr Barbara W CBr). 81 Martins. NIB.
for New York.. with lumber and lath TO
Hofnan a Puddington.
Schr Eveiins wilkie tBr) Liverpool. NS,
for New York. with pulp 20 Kelly Co.
Schr Nova Queen fBrD, Liverpool, Ms, for
New York. with pulp to Tidewater Paper
Mills
schr Amy G Mexican CBr), Halifax, Ns.
for New York, with lath and lumber to
order.
schr Rebecca G whilldln. Bangor for New
York. with lumber 20 Gilmartin 60.
Schr Nantisco. Nantucket for New York, 10
Gilmsrtin Co.
schr Samuel Hart. Fan River for New
York. TO China rtin 4 Co.
schr Viking. Block Island for New York.
with fish.
schr Anastscia. Nantucket for New York,
with fish
Tugs Sachem. with 4 barges (at : 80 AND
paoii. with Cat III AND Conestoga, with >
Cat 80 PM; Eastern. with lat ! :33 PMl.
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
TO HONOR HERBERT S. HOUSTON
100 Prominent Persons Plan Din
ner for Wednesday.

A. testimonial dinner TO Herbert s.
Houston will be given in the Commodore
on wednesday by a committee OF 100
prominent men and women In recognition
OF Mr. Hcuston's public spirited SER
vices and as an expression OF good will
toward the new worldwide educational
week that he is undertaking in his ca
pacity OF president Of the Houston Pub
fishing Company. Among tho speakers
will be Or. Talcott Williams. DR.. Wallace
Atwood. president OF Clark University
Dr. John III. Finley and Glenn Frank
editor Of the Century Maoasinc>
The dinner committee is composed OF
Collin Armstrong, William c. darcy.
George Erheridge. Chester S. Lord. 9. c.
Harm. Jesse II. Noal, J. Rowland Mix,
Frank C. Hoyt. Herbert l.. Brldgman
and Francis III. Sisson.
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The photographic Office under the
Navy Department is established to aid
mariners. 1t publishes nautical charts.
books, tables and periodicals. II broad
volviny danger 10 vessels. Its branch
offices have the latest photographic in
formation OF all parts OF the world and
are prepared 10 serve mariners in many
ways. Mariners are invited 10 call at
the branch offices between the hours of
y and 1880, where they will be cordially
welcomed. All mariners are reque sted to
forward prom-:ly 10 the nearest branch
office all hydrogrs phic Information. The
Branch Hydro2raphic Office. New York,
is situated at 1850 Broad st.
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
CLASS IA MILK REDUCED,
Prices OF other Grades to Remain
same I'm April ms I'm March.

UTICA. March 2s.--The Dairymen's
League Cooperativ Association an
nounees that the milk OF $1,000 pro-
ducers is being offered for sale to the
dealers at the same prices for April as
for March, with the exception of the
milk known as Glass A. which is
milk sold to the consumer in glass bot
ties, which Is reduced from s25e to
$3.50 100 pounds.
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
Lrrom The Hxdrogra phlo office. ]


The second officer OF str Esparta reports
Light Central America, In approximately lat
II 5s As y. Ion Ss So 35 w. was visible only
miles and not 10 miles. stated in the
Light List; also that March 13 Northern
Two Gays Light, Sandbore Cay. in APP
proximatsly lat II IS n. Ion 81 81 80 w, was
functioning very rreguarly.
About April Is. 1922. Watts Ledge Buoy l.,
second class can, win he established, IN
about ~ feet OF water. about 1.s miles 1875
deg from Cape Elizabeth East Lighthouse,
Maine. in approximately lat 40 ,. % y. Ion
70 IL So W.
On March 1e. 1922. the following changes
were made in the buoyage OF the Main Chan
nell Buzzards Bay: Southwest Ledge North
Part Buoy 10 was moved about $50 yards 2J6
deg, in approximately lat II 40 n, Ion 20 40 II
w. into 3is fathoms of water: Bird Island
Reef Buoy 13 was moved about $50 yards $50
W. into 3iA fathoms OF water. On March IL
the following changes were made in the buoy
age OF Buzzards Bay: Sial Point Buoy II.
in approximately lat Al ~ o5 \. Ion 20 80 w.
was renamed Sears Point Buoy IL: Turn
Channel Buoy 10 was discontinued. Bourne
Flat Buoy II was discontinued; Sand Spit
Buoy Is was discontinued: approximate posi-
ton, lat Al A 80 n, lon 20 80 40 w.
Connecticut--Thames River-The Lighthouse
Service announces Ice House Light No 3. re-
built and relghted March 81. 1922, having
been destroyed by ice: also that Long Reacl
Lower Light 3 was rebuilt and rclightet
March "a. having been destroyed by Ice.
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
Winds OFF Atlantic Coast.

North Of sandy Hook t'rcsh north and
ably rain Monday.
sandy ffocl; 10 Hatterss--prash northeast
and east wlnde over north ara fresh south
cast winds over south portion overcast
thick weather and rain Mondey
tIa,teras to Florida Straits Fresh south
eaat and south Winds and overcast; show
cry weather Monday.
hest ouIs-Mcd.rsts 20 fresh shifting
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
CLOSING OF MAILS

VII opy indicated below Post Office and
mall for European countries ana or Central AneGa sc VA %
a
sheauled sailing
of mall
The New York herald., 1922-03-27

tobal, Cartagena Savanilla and Santa
Marta. str METAPAN. AM tsup AN -.
Porto 'aico tordinary mail oniy) via San
Cape Haiti. Port de Paix, Gonaives and st
Mare (othcar parts OF Haiti. Canal Zone.
Panama, Colombia and Ecuador must be
specially addressed) via Cape Haiti. Port de
Paix. Gonaives, st Marc, Petit Goaye. Jere-
mic, Aux csyes. Jacmel, Cristobal. Buena--
ventura, Esmeraldas. Bahia. Manta and
Guayaouil str GENERAL o IL ERNST.
The New York herald., 1922-03-27

winds: partly overcast weather and probably
local rains Monday.
West Gulf--Moderate TO fresh east and
southeast winds and fair weather Monday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderats 10 fresh northeast and cast winds
partly overcast weather and local rains
Monday
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BEAUMONT, Tex, March 25--Str kremlln
tBelg) is reported ashore off Sabine Pass
and pounding heavily. Tugs have gone to
her assistance.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 26-Str
Stanley Dollar. which was towing ship Janet
Dollar 20 Tacoma. lost hawser and is re-
turning to port.
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
MONDAY. MARCH 81

MONDAY. MARCH 81.
Germany. Lettonia and Poland Especially
addressed only. via Hamburg, Libau and
Danzig: also parcel post mails for Lithua-
mia. Lettonia and Poland, str SAMLAND,
e;30 AN.
TUESDAY. MARCH IS.
Europe. Africa and West Asia tFrance
must be specially addressed). Via Queens
town, Plymouth and Cherbours; also parcel
post mails for Great Britain. Ireland.
France and the countries mentioned IN notes
A and below, Via Plymouth and Cher
bours, str CENTENNIAL STATE, AM ~.
Europe. Africa and West Asia Except
Great Britain, Ireland. South Africa: Ma
Geira and Cape Verde Islands,. via Havre !;
also parcel post mails for France and the
countries mentioned In note B below, str
RoCHAMBEAU. II so AM (sup II 80 PM -.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20.
Germany via Bremen, str YoRCK. 80
AM
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CARE RAcE. NJ. March se-- Barometer Al
nom. caas inches wind. Sw. strong breeze
weather. cloudy. temperature. 20 deg rshr.
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
FASCIST NOW FIGHTING
UNION DOCK STRIKERS
Open Shop Struggle Closing
All Italian Ports.
sr,eiar Gable TO THs Nrw YoaK HErALp.
s-osvy,oht, 1899. BY TIVE NEW yosK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
nnsx.

New York Herald Bureau.
Rome. March 20.
SINNERS and longshorcmcn's organiza-
flons are now meeting n Rome in an
effort 10 end = strike which Is tying UP
sli Italian ports Deputy Canopa, head
ar tho dock hanns. tori THE NEW YoRK
HERALD correspondent they are deter
minod TO nxnt against the open shop
principle. AMI to maintain the monopoly
On unloading ships which they have nclu
for the last twenty years.
Tho Naples Facisti have orEanihcu
their own unions, ard with the suppori
of tho shippers are attempting 70 COM
peto with the old established dock work
crs. II il asserted that at present y
takes twice as long as usual 10 unload
shin and double the usual number O
lonrshoremcn. At Genoa II Is said 70
take two weeks to perform twelVe-
hour Job. :,
THE Socialists have held the rort o
iIivorno for two days. Now GoNcrnmeh'
troops 49, holding all ports.
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
Bound East.

Tugs owen j Mcwilliams. with harges
fat AM James Mcwillians. with lat
s.i5 AMI Neptune, light tat PM) Roger
williams. with Cat 20 PM motor barge
Rocony No Cat PM.
Sailed Goth. schr A Moulton (Br). New
York for Halifax.
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES. &C.
MONDAY. MARCH :,


lportS March 81.
indies lay addressed onyo
.snianv
Vera
STR April
Except 10 ~
yrait andt ~
gcKENBAca AN - pos. fspppemtary mall ACCEPTED,
parce Gu and
% Gs s p % sst March Ia M & % YosaSam sa
gnos Bo and onis 9 parts Of east seae March
be especial
ssn rssnd ea' ism ca co
and
French
China sogansnd
sisyos
and the West
tConsaninope
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
DUE TUESDAY. MARCH IS.
Due WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20
Almanac for New York March 27.

sun rises .. 80 Moon rises. 10 AM
sun sets ... . ~ Moon sets. IS PM
TIME or HIGH WATER MARCH ~.
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
ARRIVED.

The time given In the above table Il East
crn standard time and Is furnished BY the
United States Coast and qeodetlc Survey.
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
MAnINr--roH -ArE or WANTED.

passenger steamer, cowverfa etenf, yacht.
MrfNTrSH AGENCY. n Brcstway. Bowilns
Graen zabi.
The New York herald., 1922-03-27
sATISFTrD JrnCMrNTe

The first name is that OF the debtor the
sccord that OF the creditor, and date when
judgment was filed:
MANHATTAN
HETNER. MIlher-A. Ritzkotslyy:
neb, y: 1872? ..,...... ......... si,i35,a5
FRIEDMAN. Morris and Micliae,--
G. Dornfeld ct al: Feb. Z. 1921
treversed) .....,............... 2.essi2
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I1ST; j. KTsas l'''s i al....... ~ Il. a.a5a.oa
: Engineering 5aa ri Mfg. Co.,. e,io5.57
ai.,..t.s.......s..........". l-,.t.l''. al. 2es77
H1RrFoRp xccInENr i iN-
DEMN1TY Co.--rreylor Engi-
neering Mfg. Co. .............. 6,i05.3l
Street Corporation, on,............... 2s574
KoHN. Samuel CEsksy Motor CO.
Engineering 4 Mig co.......s.... is.o75.ae
NOEtAIANDIE WAIST CO, INC.
sisiHssms: isfi :.::::,:::....., sss sss.Ef Il
90. ar and IrSins kermsn-J or sonn 1.sss42
POPE, Charles II. J. s. Hennessy IL
SPECIALITY PHoToPLAY. nc
Evans Film Mfg. CO.. Inc........ 2I590
SCHULZ, Louis--H. +. Abeei... saa4l
scHUNKo. Henry--I. Grsenberg e.
sEGAL. chisarilcs-T.. sicssi. ....... Sioel
UNION FERRY co. or, y. y. AND
BROOKLYN--Znrich General Ac-
cident Liability Inc. Co.. Ltd. ! 1872 -
EnglnseSlnF I MIS-. rs. co....,.-.,, c.ios.s7
wooNsocKET 90 os'ili n MhciiivE AID O'0'''
PRESS Co,-Trayior Engineering ..
wEINGOLD REALTY coNsTRUc-
TfON CO., INC. r.. n Wein-
traub and BENJAMIN Weintraub--
State Mercantile Co.. Inc........ 1,0to.20
BRONX.
GOLDMAN. Jennie--s. Blumenthal
& Co., Inc. c...............:....... ss57.oi
schaltheis. :...:...:.. -. n4ss
Than. .....,... -. 1856
Observation-Disclosures. 1.oso.ao
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. piro - ~ 20 4as.s3
SCHLEssBERo. Abraham T. MARY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
LOGAN AND BRYAN's
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

by private wire 10 y. T. Ma"ten & Coz
New York. June 1.-THE bulk o. the
trading IN tOdays market was similar
In character 10 that OF yesterdays turn
over. Further short coyrrng was In
evidence and some fresh buying on the
theory Lhat the recovery IN prices would
be carried somewhat further.
The declaration OF an initial fifty cent
quarter dividend on the stock OF the
Sinclair Consolidated OH company was
about in line with expectations and the
stock sold OF after the announcement.
Rails under the leadership OF New
York Central displayed tirmer tone
IN tuc early dealings and In the late
turnover Studehaker aud Mexican Pet
roleum we're features on the upside with
Conspicuous strength IN the former
growing chiefly out OF heavy short Gov
rring and some fresh buying stimulated
by rumVrs that the company declare IN
the very near future 4 substantial extra
cash dividend. The hrmnesS in the mar
kct in the last two days has been pr!-
marily due 10 realizing by shorts ana
some fresh outside buying attracted by
the lower price levels. However We d"
not believe that the technical position
Of tn, market has been sufficiently al
tered TO warrant the expectancy oI
further recovery in quotations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
FIFTEEN

accepted an invitation to the church at
GAINESVILLE on Sunday morning. Rev.
Manifold filled the pulpit at that place.
Mrs. Martha Hogc. Mrs. Fickers. Mr..
and Mrs. A. F.. Perkins and Sara Jones
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Perkins on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Lucas and Miss
Della OGilbec attended services at Con-
rord Presbyterian church on SUNDAY
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Udell Mechem and sons
, epent Saturday and Sunday with their
daughter Mrs Bossis. ut Shadyside.
Mrs. Fred Bailey will spend the week
end at Akron.
MISS Edna Perkins and Mr.. Clyde
, Lynn, popular young people az this
place. were quietly married on Nednes-
day, June II. Miss Perkins Is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. d. F.. Perkins. OF
Belmont and ono OF our efficient teach
ers Mr.. Lynn was formerly a teacher
but is proprietor Of the restaurant.
They will reside here.
Mrs. Eerna Wilson and daughter.
Nancy. have returned from an extended
visit with her sister. Mrs. c. A. Love-
iov. OF Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. f. Perkins. OF Bel
mont. were here on Monday.
,, Mrs. A. +. Perkins entertained the
members OF her Sunday school class At
her home on Thursday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
LOUISVILLE
Social Affair Staged by Martins Ferry
People.

Ladies Of the Martins Ferry V. D. D.
club entertained their gentlemen friends
at O'Clock dinner at Welcome Inn.
on Saturday evening. Beautiful floral
I decorations graCed the table OF the pr:-
Vate dining room where was served
| repaSt in which were combined all the
delicacies of the season with tho more
substantial viands. Unique favors were
placed at each table.
Music was an enjoyable feature CT
the delightful event. The participants
included Misses Esther Miller. Sarah
J.. Hilton, Virginia Floto Lillian Fraser.
Elizabeth Updegraff, Virginia Lockett.
! katherine Farnell, Katharyn Roney
MilIiccnt Thomas. Messrs Harvey Car
mack, David Williams. Cecil Davis, Roy
Ice. Charles Fralinger Charles Litten.
| William Slater. Winston Updegraff. r.
{. Cow, Jr.. of Pittsburgh. Pa.
Attend Caldwell Reunion.
Miss Sara Murphy has returned from
a visit with Mrs. Jennie Clark Of north
Of town. She attended q reunion Of the
Caldwell family held at the Clark home
on Saturday.
Lloydsvills Briefs.
Paul Brown and sisters Of Bethesda
and Clyde and Ruth Lodge Of Bannocx
were Sunday visitors with Miss Ethel
, Estep.
l.. Purney Boyd Of st. Clairsvtlle was
week END guest in the home OF mis-
! niece. Mrs. Lee Murphy.
Miss Mildred Darrah was 4 recent
shopper In GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Mcpherson spent
Saturday shopping in Wheeling.
Mr. and Mrs. c. P. Hammerle, Jessie
Hammerle and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Ham,
merle spent Sunday with Max Taggart
OF Cambridge.
Robert Mechiner Of Kirkwood was
here on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bewley Of Somer-
ton spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs
b VI. Lopez
Mrs. Edward Lopez and Miss Erma
Lopez recently spent a day in Wheel
/ ing.
Miss Margaret Roscoe has returned
10 her homo in Belmont following Few
weeks stay with her niece, MrA Martha
George.
MIR. and Mrs Carl Miller and dauBh-
ter Irene of Wheeling spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. El:-
jah Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs George Oren Bowles and
children Ruth and George returned on
Sunday evening TO their home In Ne"
Cumberland. w. Va. after a pleasant
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
q. BowleS.
A number OF local PEOPLE attended
the grade commencement OF Richland
township, staged on Saturday IN 81
Clairsvllle Presbyterian church.
The Rev. Gillespie Of Bethany called
on local friends Saturday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
BETHESDA

The annua! meeting Of the Woman
Home Missionary society meets al
belmont. O. next Friday, June Is, Mrs
Ackman and Miss Anna Wright are dele
gates from here. Scvera! visitors are
sIso planning to attend.
The w. c. r. L. will hold lawn
social at the home Of Mrs. J. w. Per
klns on Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Fancy work is IN order. IT interested
in temperance, come and enjoy inc ai''
ernoon with us.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Laws attended
commencement exercises this week Al
nenn!son college. Granville. 0. TheIF
son Edward Is one Of the graduates.
The Research club vii! hegin the''
rew!ng class OF little girls on THURSDAY
afternoon at the school house.
4 citizens meeting was held Mt inc
school house on Monday evening.
The Mems Pihlc class and the pastor
Rev, Manifold. OF the Christian church