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SO and $i1
Oxfor2s, $S.75

Il pairs-discohtinaedclines
OF onr highest grades. Sizes
incipde: y. .. 81. b; 6, sh, y,
sh 8 and 10 C: g.. 81. :. :.
D, isyspd. losi ID, ,,s,:r5' - -.
nens shoe section. First Door.
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NsvsspkN nNI UNCLE
e'h eoveaS soN AsN
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MORE EXPENSIVE CAR
TaAA TIVE CAsI-
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WITH W SIZE Has
WRITTEN DNete e,M A
LETTER THANKING MM
FOR WE CAN AMe
ASKING MS FORGIVENESS
FOR nAe SORROW MKy
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expNsSS,Ne TIE Aoee
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MEMS SHOES
Definitely Reduced
0xfords
Speeial, $3.95

q pairs short-ends OF lines.
Black and light or dark tan.
Sizes include: sh and . b; s.
eh and IL c: 6. 81, 10. 1oh
and II d. Splendid values II
your size is listed.
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White Canvas 0xfords
$3.50

u pairs:st this very special
price. Width. d only and in
sizes 6, z. 8. O., To- and IL.
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Doesn't Seem Anxious.

Dear Miss Blake: am a. girl
Is years old. and about three
months ago 1 met a nice young
man. knew him for a short
time, but just the same, am sure
1 fell in love with him. We met
at a place where we both worked.
When he left the place, and said
good-by to me. he asked me to
promise to write him, 50
promised. But as yet have
not written him. l have been
waiting to hear from him first, but
am afraid he has lost my ad-
dress. Please advise me whether
l should write or not, for l do
miss him 50. BLUE EYES"
You might send him a card, but
1t would be better to await a
letter from him .frst.
Too Soon to Judge.
MY Dear Miss Blake: About
two weeks ago l met a boy who is
between 20 and rs, ! should judge.
i am 19, and have gone out with
him only a few times. While we
are out he always happens to men,
tion. at some time, something about
a girl he was engaged to. ! don't
want him to think 1 have a jeal-
Gus disposition, so 1 haven't said
anything, but ! don't like to hear
about her. 1 like him, so / won
der what l should do.
"PUZZLED."
He probably has not quite re-
covered from his last experience,
and since your acquaintance Is but
of two weeks duration you might
be patient. 1 think. OF course, IL
is, not the height of fattery to
hear another girls praises when
one has virtues of her own to be
extolled, but then he may grow to
see this In time.
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$3.50 Spert !0zferds
Sass 81

/. % pairs: tve-tone sports or
fords. With iesther soles.
width c.. sizes 6, 81. Z. IA.
s,,sh, ., 81, 10 and IL.
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Linen Crash Special
zSc Yard

100 yards pure AlI-linen
crash for tea towels. etc. IL
inches wide. A big feature
for today.
Linen section. Second floor.
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Florence. who has her dinner ~
night. expressed a wish for chAngs
In the hour by saying. NY. i Stsh
we could have q whistle dinner,
Mira o. ID.
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,Movins pictures Il ~ saesrs sasd 4 cisek
y ca each eostsssss "a s.eiss vssssis ) Z
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day On
la
the may" if youi n noab in the world
o adc thai w1nwe ando less
upo the eato OF food to physical perfect =
Of
nd basa ay.a
table
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Immediately to the back yard and
began the search. thereby confirm
ing my suspicious that she had lost
IL, but you can imagine my chagrin
when she called to me. Aunt 10!
Where was you when you loosed
that ring7" J. p.
Florence has been playing with q
little girl who has her dinner when
the whistle blows. as her father has
to have his meals at that time.
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@Men0zg7eSTS
Answers to These Questions VIII be
Published Tomorrow.

1. Who were the two American
authors whose work had tremen-
dous circulation in Europe 40 years
ago,
2. Into what body of water does
the Saskatchewan river empty and
where is it's source.
.. What per cent Of the worlds
rice production does the United
States produce?
4. When was the first battle of
the Marine fought?
5. Why are three gilt balls used
for pawnbroker's signs?
g. What is the population of Can
ada?
Z. Where was the treaty ending
the Russo-Japanese war signed?
s. What are five synonyms for the
word adequate?
9. Have the stories of Haunted
Chambers of Death" any foundation
in fact?
10. what was The stanbridge
Lion?"
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
1. What was the only year in
which the United States government
failed to coin cents? In 1915.
There was no coinage due to a fire
which destroyed the Philadelphia
mint.
2. What is the popular name of
North Dakota? OF North Carolina:
OF New Jersey? OF Nebraska?
Sioux State. Old North State, or
Turpentine State, Jersey Blue or
Garden State. and Black Water
State.
3. What is the weight of a carat
of diamond? What part of a carat
is a point? The International carat
weighs 3.16s grains or 2o5 miiii-
grams. A point is the one-hun-
dredth part Of a carat.
4. What was the treaty of Hu-
bertsburg and what war did II ter
inmate? 1t terminated the 7-year
war and was signed by Prussia,
Austria and Saxony at the castle of
Hubertsburg, February Is, 1853. by
it's provisions Prussia retained ST.
lesia.
5. What are five synonyms for
the word adept? Expert, adroit.
handy. master and artist.
6. What are the first four woros
of the Bible? IN the beginning
God" Genesis. Chapter 1. verse 1.
Z. When did the Germans capture
Llege. Belgium? August s, 1914.
8. why was Thomas Moore. the
Irish poet, unpopular in the Uniteu
States? While holding an English
office in the Burmudas in 1908 he
visited the United States, and wrote
articles and letters ridiculing the
country. Lord Byron afterward said
to him ''in a hundred years there
will be twice as many people read
ing English in America than in
Great Britain" Moore never came
to this country afterward
Q. What Is the origin of the word
lullaby" Lilith. according to the
legend. was Adams first wife and
was a demon. Mothers soothing
their children would groom the
words, "Lilith abr meaning MAY
Lilith- keep away from you" The
phrase became corrupted to LULLABY.
10. How much fresh air is re-
quired to keep a man an, hour? An
average man Is said to breathe
about 81 cubic feet of fresh air an
hour. This, however. does notmean
that he could live an hour in 81
cubic feet of air, because after the
carbon dioxide reached per cent
he would begin to smother.
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Mems Furnishings
Many Good Values
Rsa Over This List Of Real Savings
in Wanted Wearables


20 dozen pairs Socks, silk
plated. with double soles
and toes, high spliced, heels.
plain black or blats with
vertical self stripes and
= twostone mixed colors.
Sizes 81 to 11h. SSc pairI
were 65e to u.
Is White Kid Bel ts,
slightly soiled. Sizes %.
81. 36, IS, 10 and ~. Soc
eacht were -.
10 Union Suits, checked
nainsook, With elastic back
insert: sleeveless, knee
length. Sizes 34. 40. ~, ~
: and 4s. 7oe salt, were s1.is-
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Fl DvSR RhkeS. answers
(@> to h&e HnAems q
He'd Like Ii.

-... He'd Like IL.
Dear Miss Blake: A5young fell
low with whom I have been go
ing for some time is now Ill In a
hospital and i would like to send
something to him. have been
told it would bewrong for me TO
do this, since l am not engaged
to him. VIII you kindly tell me
what you think about It, have
thought of sending him either
books or fruit. B. D."
I think II would be, nice to send
the boy a book or some fruit. pro-
vided you have known him for
some time.
Tom, You Are shy!
Dear Miss Blake: I am a young
man, 10 years of age / am popular
and also good looking. All the
girls enjoy my company, as / am
the leader of a band and a good
yiolinist. / am deeply in love with
girl two years my Junior, but
she will not notice me. How. can
1 attract this girl? TOM"
Anxious Tom. your trouble is Ger
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Olive Drsb U. S. Wool
Blankets, Special $3.50

100 regular camping and
outdoor blankets soft and
fine enough for many indoor
uses. Size ssxs4. Very special.
Blanket Section. Second hoor.
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1s High School Suits. all
wool mixtures. in sizes 81 TO
a.. e1e-yx each, were s1s.7s.
(No aiterationsD
Men's Clothes Section. Second nccr.
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IL dozen Hsndkerchiess.
narrow hemstitched border.
pure Irish linen. large size.
soc eackt were 81.
* Fiber SIX B7'N'~g
Suits. one-piece style
ISIack. blue Anu sreen, ,.I.n
stripes of contrasting col
ors. Sizes Sc. 5s and 20.
s4.sS each, were % and 81.
"a silk Ties. four-in-
hand. striped and ngures.
lSc earht WEIR 81.
81 SILK Shirts. striped
patterns. Sizes i4 and 1s
el.sS eacki were S7-so 20
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Remnants Short
Lengths
Third to Half Less

Cretonnes. Madras. Curtain
ings. Veivets and other drsp-
cry. upholstery or cover ma
terfals.
crrtsin and Drspery Section. Fifth
floor.
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MEMS PALM BEACH
TROUSERS, S2.95 Pr.
Were $500

30 office Cost,, Variable
gray fabrics. Sis esehI
were 81
s High School Suits OF
Palm Beach. Sizes le to Is
years. s7.7s eachI were si4.7s.
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10 pairs Alpaca Golf Hose camel and oxford colors
!: Medium Hight weight Sizes sh lo44, IL. lih. szss
pair, 81 Il 's--,
. Mems FurnisAlhss Section, First nccr.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-15

of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Murphy Saturday
night $40 realized. Bliss Myrtle
Smith Is spending her vacation in
Seguin and ather points Miss Ladell
Bryant spent two days here enroate
to Corsicana Mrs. v. A. Robinson
of TIA New York Ave, TT. Worth
with party of G motored here to
see her father enroute to Palestine
to attend the Federation Club meet
ing Miss LEILA Lewis joined them
here. Quite large delegation arrived
here to attend the Royal Family
Grand Lodge Session. A great meet
ing is expected. Miss Temple Crimes,
Leila Lewis, Blanche Townsend
enjoyed pleasant horse back ride
Sunday evening. Mrs. Addie B. STEELE
entertained her son Reuben with an
enjoyable birth day party Wednesday.
Mrs. Carrie Derrough entertained her
daughter Ordoree with birthday
party Thursday evening. Mrs. Annie
Hamlet entertained her daughte
Katherine with birth day party.
All was quite enjoyable to the young
sters; many gifts received Mr.. bred
nann so 49, VIZ was oui ~ .o, - bera
and buried. Prof. B. ]. Thomas OF
Chandler was in the city Saturday
on business Miss NNiter Canley was
~ sne ~ as M Lol, JIM anast of
ME- Mattia wttaIi,os E;nd The Ex.
n,ass ~ II - 49, harharshon
M ~ ~ ,fn,.oS SIo,-n N S,,h mot at
th ne hona - ME- inbnson with
80 d. ~. - DE- - nros,ding
- V ~. ,,a,,a, forn oOanirg - several
~, ~ s ,,a,.. ' and sonas aro ofSered All
y Z e =, rasnosdaa Win quotations
"a naid dues Tha conmittee re-
nn,tad tbot tha saw,ns was done
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Mrs. Mary j.. Ingram was the pleas
ant hostess for the club July 4. after
the usual form of opening. the club
entered in a very heipfuf literary
program, topic for discussion Faith
fuiness in Work was helpfully dis
cussed BY all present. There will be
an entertainment given by the club
at the home OF Mrs Minnie Taylor
TUESDAY, July Al and u prize will be
given to the one who pins the tail I
on the donkey at the right place The
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-15

Athenss-Services was well attend
cd at various churchts Susday. Rev
e. II Puegh Of the A. M. r. ahurch
and a part of his people worshiped
with Rev G. Davis OF the Church
Of God and his people; he delivered
a soul stirring sermon Mt Provi-
dence had excellent S. s. and B. Y,
P. U since 1t VAST PASTORAL day.
Mrs NJ e Sharks Of Corsicans made
her annual visit to III. H, Of Ruth
No. COS. Guest Of Mrs. Fox Baker.
Mrs. BeuIah Smith returns after 3
weeks Is Wichita Falls. The Court
Of casantha and X. OF P. gave
successful entertainment on the lawn
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-18
CATARRH

Catarrh Is LOCAL disease greatly IN
fuenced by Constitutional conditions
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists OF an Ointment which gives Quick
Relief by local application. and the
Internal Medicine, Tonic. which acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces and assists in Kidding your System
OF Catarrh,
Sold by druggists FOR over 10 Years.
Il. ]. Cheney q Co.. Toledo. o.
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day night Cave Springs item.

Married Ozeiia Neighbors
and Mrs. Clarence Walker were
quickly married at the home of w
j. Thompson at 1880 p m. Saturday
night Mir, Thompson officiating. The
wedding will be attended By those
present From the l.Onoke (Arkl
It's plain 10 be seen that those who
stay away don't go.
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Thc starts Have Started.

Mrs. Lottie Starr and daughter
Miss Laura Start. left her this week
for Washington, d. C. They will pass
the winter with Mrs. Starts soa,
Harland Start and daughter, Mrs v
c. Carnthcrs of Fersill, Va Bakers
field. VT. item.
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Mrs. LsfIam Advises.

Meddcr may 20 hout . dams?
Yess mi darlm dottcr;
Don't move dc he'd; don't move de face
Cont motc nodding boyc de vase
Don't move de laig, don't move de hip;
Don't movc de nee; don't do de dip;
An KEEP your loots were 70 otter.
-Dnny.
Mr. aud Mrs phlllp Jones are the
proud husband and mother of a fine
baby girl Friends are extending
congratulations - Southern Grove
Star
BORN-m this city Oct 81 John
w button, in his 55th year. New.
port Herald.
The Social Whirlpool at Cave Springs.
Miss Ada Blaze was the sumber
guest of Miss Reba lIighhll Wednes.
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Get Out the ouila eOnrd, Ezra

PERSONAL. REWARD FOR INFQR
NATION leading to whereabouts OF
Jaquos Seigneur, a Fronchman. who
died in 1879, VINCENT. l09 W
5tih St, New York Adv in Chi.
cage Tribune.
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RECENT GAS ATTACKS.
Reprints and Other Debris From the
Nipt and CIint Column of the
erattleboro Reformer.
A Winning combinst on.

Mr.. Dewey Friend and Miss Lucy
Dollar were married Last week and
have gone to housekeeping on Mrs
\. j. Cooks place-Forman Ark
Sun.
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A Pretty Tough Proposition.

For Salo-Flfty year-old Plymouth
Rock hens: 81 each il taken at once.
Gold Star Hatchery. Atlantic, Iowa
ADV. in the Atlantic News.Telegram,
The shades OF night were falling fast,
He stepped on the throttle and hur.
led past,
\ crash IN the darkness the man
VAS dead
What did they find when they open.
ed his head?
Excelsior.
--BOston transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-18

Hoao They Get a Full House in the
End.
The baptist church at Loot will
lose its pastor because another
church raised the ante The Leoti
people refuse to cali tho raise and
will stay on, and draw another pas.
tor. Kansas independent
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j. Making heMme Re0(


IN
HOLIDAYS THANKSGIVING
dOIIER MEANING
PEOPLE ARE THIS EyENTFu DAY TO ITS FULLEST EXTENT
MAKE THIS OCCASION
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FURNISHINGS WILL EVENT WITHOUT PARALLEL 1T WILL Sian
SUPREME | VALUE GIVING AND Low PRICES.
DGNFED CREDIT SYSTEM THAT 81
SECURE THE CREDIT PLAN AN
FURTHERMORE BUYING SECONDS AND PAYING MORE FOR t
NO AND YOU ARE INVITED
AND COMPARE BEFORE BUYING.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
ST. CLAIRSViLLE
Realty Deeds Filed

Srnte and Maria puCCi I" NADIA lena
Bernetti and Antonio laGnemmd. part
OF lot 20 in Neutrality-suspicious. third addi-
ti"n to Bcllaire. consideration 81,
Scott Lewis ct al To Walter :. Nc
CURE. part of lot l7st in LauGhlin Ham
let. Consideration 81.
Nike and Katie GeTGely 10 Nike
lingo. lot in Tease Township. Con-
sideration $4,000.
T. & J. Bradhcld 20 William II. F"w-
Ter lots 1902. ll6 1872 and Us in Shoe
Factory Addition to GAINESVILLE. Con
sidcration $3.50.
Harry G. Hunter 70 Galcn f. Hunter
one NTH interest in l2i acres in Barnes
willie. Consideration 81.
Affidavit Of transfer from herman
Tinsman. deceased. to Erma Margaret
TinsmAn. lots IS and &c in Hcndrysburg
The Alexander Neff House Land
Company To Siinv I.aConny. lot IA in
Ncrs. Consideration $500.
Mary F. Whiteacre TO Madison q.
Wade. lot 100 in Shoe Factory addition
to Rarnesville Consideration 81.
Lloyd WhiteaCre 70 Madison G. and
Martha X Wade. lot loI IN Shoe Fac
tory addition to GAINESVILLE. Consider
alton 81.
NJ A Reed to The Consolidated Auto
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laid for Misses Helen McCuskey. Louise
G!st leila Brashear. Lorena Pollock.
Emma Bishop. Jeanette, Bernice and
Gencvieve Carmichael Amelia Danthine.
Mariana Smith. Marie Miller and Mar
garct McCuskey.
Charles Reed. son Of NJ. and Mrs.
iting at The home Of his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Combs, OF
Charles street.
A Black. Of The Clark Paper company.
~ Wheeling. was a business visitor in
Wellsburc Thursday.
Miss Bertha Jacobs. clerk in the
PENNSYLVANIA freight office. Is enjoy
ing n two weeks vacation.
The Windsor orchestra went TO War
wood Thursday evening where they
they furnished tha music for dance
Mrs. Anna McKitrick and daughter
Miss Ina. Of Canton. O.. and Miss Car
RE Pomeroy. Of Cleveland. O.. lefi
Friday for their homes after pleasant
VISIT with friends in Wellsburg. NESS
Minnie Smith. OF East Ninth street. &c.
companied them for a visit at the Pom.
eroy home IN Cleveland.
Miss Mary Miliigar. Of Twenty-sixth
street. has accepted a position in the
A and z. Tea store.
Miss Belle Brashear. of the Belle
henvillc o., Friday.
Mrs. L. r. Cooper Of WILLIAMSBURG
Pa arrived Friday morning for vsi.
at the home o. her daughter, Mrs. Mel
win Lazear Of Bethany pike
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26

children should come.
good time and welcome to every
one.
Child's Picnic.
Mrs. James Bright. Of Commerce
street, entertained for her daugh er.
Dorothy Wednesday afternoon by CIV
ing a picnic out Mt Waugh's Dam. The
little tots made merry by playing jul
vcni,e games after which they enjoyed
delightful refreshments served by Mrs
Bright. The children present were:
Airs. J.. II. Brytc. Mrs. f. c. Meyers
Of Canton, O. Mrs. J. c. Baker Mrs. W.
l." Kelly. Louise Baker. Betty Bryte
Baker, Alice Meyers, Paulina Fowler.
Edna May Black. Martha Roney.
G"ncvnive WInski, Nell Kendo. Marjorie
Lon Roberts. Thclma Schubach. Mary
Alice Wheeler. Ruth Green, Martha
holland, Dorothy Brytr.
Improved Brand.
S. s. Hedges has in his garden on
Commerce street. n number OF large ana
improved Pondarosa tomatoes. four or
which weighed AZ pounds. Mrs. Hedges
one Of tho greatest cooks in BROOKE
county. filled n can with two tomatoes.
This improved variety is frecm from
rough. ridged surfaces. Aside from the
Fondarosa white tomato from seed
presented by the late lamcnted Eliery
Worthen. This variety arc white. In
color rich in flavor and slightly mild.
\ row OF Kentucky Wonder beans along
side IF the end OF the house furnishing
nm ample supply for family use. R'ne
strawberries were used on Wednesday.
Flowers Of beauty and variety. grace he
small yet prolific garden. Adjoining on
The 81 me lot. Mr.. and Mrs. George Bailey
have many flowers and goodJ garden
for The size Of space.
Mrs T. L. Hcrndon. OF Fottsvillc. Ia.
arrived in Wellsbnrg Friday morning
for a visit at the home If her father,
W. II. Tarr. Of Main street.
Mrs Mollic Garetson. of Chicago. Ill.
Is visiting ut the home Of her aunt. Mrs.
II w Pettih"n. Of North Main street.
who was injured recently by falling
from n stcrladder at her home NJ North
Main street.
w r. Taylor. president ~ The Farm
crs State hank. is spending ten days
vacation by taking an automobile trip
through the south.
Miss MadEe LiEertt. of Commerce
street. Is visiting AZ tho De witt home
In Beech Bottom.
Miss Olive Nichols OF the West
Packing company left recently for n
" colts vacation win friends in Fair
mont. w. Va. MISS katherine Marsh
Is filling her position while away.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Il Miller. ot Mar
lana street. left Thursday evening for
ten day vacation at Mt. Clemons
Mich.
Miss Margaret Foster. Of North
Charles street entertained a number of
friends Thursday evening at dinner
party in honor of her guest. Miss Helen
McCluskcy Of MoundSville. Covers were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
WELLSBURG

Supt. s. G Underwood announces that
all arrangements have been completed
for the opening of the Teachers lu-
stitute on Monday morning August IS
The morning session Will be opened
at 9:3O with DevotiOnals by Rev. r T..
Andrews, following which will be n
music drill ny prOf. Thornburg. The
program for the remaining days Of the
Week has been very carefully planned
80 that II assures Brooke County Of
having one OF the best Institutes FOR
the past several years
The regular instructors include Miss
Minnie J. MerrelIs OF ClarkshurG. w.
Va. IN change Of TcacherTra,ninE
rrof Amos ThornburE Parsons. ". Va
In charge Of the Music with Miss Ruth
Daurhcriy. Wc!lsburg. W. Va, as pi"n-
ist and MIR. Glen Rutan of MoundSvillc
W. Va, as Physical Director.
The outstanding features for the
week will be the special lectures by
Sup,. F.. II Warren. Supt. of Schools.
FoStoria. Ohio pr. w. T. Henshaw Of
state Health Department, rrof. J. s.
Bonar OF State Department Of Educa-
ton and Prof. g. S. DunkclhcrEer of
,he Department of Education Of
Wayneshurg College.
ON Tuesday afternoon Supt. W. y.
Beetham Of the WellsburE Schools Will
deliver and address on The Importance
Of Individual Differences" on the fol-
lowing morning Or. Cloyd Goodnight.
President Of Bethany College Is sched-
u'cd to speak 10 the teachers on Edu-
Cat!onal work.
Thursday Angus; 2lst has been de-
signated as School ON - and Citizens
Day. However. the p...'iIc Is cordially
invited 10 attend AT any time
The Brooke County Sunday Schoo!
Convention will be held In the Christian
church on September second and third.
\ business meeting and address at
" 20 O'Clock and address at O'Clock.
4 meeting Sunday afternoon n; $50
and a union session Sunday evening at
7:45.
MIR. and Mrs Snow will be with us.
All interested in the training OF
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Service Company lo' in Barnesviile.
Consideration 81
Partition Suit Filed
Neribah ,;.,,cs against Ella NJ. Gates
and other. Petition for the partition
II certain lands in Washington Town
ship. Nt;oruc, e T.. Timherlhke repre-
e~nis IN" p,ajnt;M
Suits for Divorce and Anmony FILED
Robert :. Morris against Emma Is.
Morris Action for divorce on the
grounds If adultery. Attorney D. ID.
UuRni~ represents the plaintiff
Rne" r. Evans against James NJ
Evans a.d the Wheeling steel and Iron
Company. Action for d!vorc" and all
mon, on the grounds Of extreme cruelty
Trmnorary restraining order allowed,
Attorneys H"iui"iu. Lynch and James
represent the plaintiff.
Naturalization Hearing Set
Sor.cnlhrr 9TH and 9Th have been set
down in Belmont County pleas court
Tor the hearing "f naturalization petit
cons 'lrEc number Of cases havn
nccu set for hearing and T. IS expected
number Of new citizens will be admitted
~ the court on these two days.
Personals
Robert Copeland Of Rannock, was
IN town Yesterday on business.
& Amrinr, ur Bridgeport. WAS IN
town yesterday on business In probate
court
William Piersol Of H"ndryshurg. was
a business visitor her" yesterday.
Attorney David lanes. .? Martins
Ferry. was n court house caller yester-
day.
EX-Countv Surveyor n. G. kennon. or
Barncsvillc, was in town yesterday cali
ing on friends.
Edgar Berry, Of Co'crain, was bust
ness visitor here yesterday.
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with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. I.
SdcwlCk
The condition Of Alher; Rnldcronl m
lured at the Yorkville m. H. WAS reported
somewhat improved at he CRY hospital
yesterday.
Frog nad Mrs. + w Bowen and baby
have arrived home after week spent
v!Siting with friends al nenp.Son. ..