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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-10-31

Account Filed
Lewis Queen, administrator Of
Thomas c. Carr, has filed first and
Knox county, showing the sum of
$685. to have been received and the
same sum paid ont.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-10-31

Judge blair has handed down an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
TAX PROBLEMS
DISCUSSED By
MANUFACTURED
q, l.. Cunningham Says Depletion raz
Is Peoples TaE-ThlESs Legislature
Will Pass I.

Hon. Robcr l.. Cunningham and Hon.
W. !. We.scll. both OF Fairmon,. spent
yesterday afternoon In Wheeling.
Mr.. Cunningham Is n prominent manu-
Cacturcr. being connected with the
l[cintzlrman Glass company at Fair
mont. Mr.. Wr!gcl 70 the publisher OF
the Fa!rmont West N!:g:n!an.
Nj. Cunningham IL Il prominent MEM
Der OF the tax committee of the West
Virginia Manufacturers association. IN
a conversation with an InteNigcncer re-
porter yesterday u" stated TINT the COM
mit,ce would soon I've called together 10
draft taxation measures which they
would submit to tho Legislature for en-
Hctmcnt.
Mr.. Cunningham said that he was In
favor OF the repeal OF the gross sales
tax, which had proven so obnoxious and
unjust TO the farmers. merchants and
manufacturers. lie also Is a strong ad-
yorate OF the depletion form Of taxation
FOR certain Of the natural resources OF
the state.
"I bel!eve. that there should be n spe.
r,al tax placed on the states natural
resources" said Mr.. Cunningham. West
Virginia Is undcrlail with very valuable
minerals, OF whIch coal. oil and gas pre-
dominate. OF these resources Is tho
wealth OF the state. They are a mate
rlul asset today; tomorrow they will be
diminished, and the state will be just
that much ponrer-reSources vanished
and tho state nothing I" show for IT.
Because ! am a manufacturer am
naturally disposed to visualize the man
ufactur!ng Industry In comparison with
Industries producing and marketing MIN
cral resources In questions Of taxation.
The manufacturing industry Is a con-
structIve Industry. When Il manufac-
turing plant comes Into n state, IL in
creascs the wealth OF the state. and as
The industry grows and produces its
nroduc,s, the state grows with II. On
he other hand, the Industries removing
tho states natural resources are de-
structlvc industries. The more they
roduce. the more is taken away from
the wealth OF the state.
."The one adds to the wealth OF tho
state, the other takes from II.
An industry that depletcs the wealth
of a state should pay a higher tax than
one which adds to It. Especially should
this apply to the oil and gas industries,
the supply of which-and we har the
producing companies word for It's
rapidly diminishing.
The depletion tan on natural re-
sources Is In every sense OF the word a
ncon,c's tax. and I believe the coming
session OF the Legislature VIII enact
such q law"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
New Sort Of Baggage
For Guest At Windsor

A prosperous looking. extensively
tailored man arrived in Wheeling last
night on the 1910 Baltimore & ohio
train from the east. lie went TO the
Windsor hotel and registered.
The gentleman. whose name was not
divulgcd by the clerk nor whose scrawl
on the register could be read by the
reporter, had been the guest OF the
Windsor on many previous occasions.
and Is known 10 be 4 man Of means and
prominence.
Last night he showed signs OF great
wealth. lie said he had been drinking IL
little red likker' md, except for The
use Of the dlminiut!ve, 1t was apparent
he told the truth.
He shook hands with the clerk. called
him by his first name and asked for Il
room and bath. He gave the clerk u
baggage check and asked that tho bag
gage be sent UP at once. lie went to
his room. n hell-hop Juggling Il bag
and two others guiding him. When he
gst there, he demanded HIS baggage,
He called the clerk and told him that
he could not go to sleep until II arrived.
He simply must have It at once.
Tho clerk Of the Windsor Is nothing
II not polite ard obliging to a promi-
nent guest with a breat al broad as
his smile. There IL generally . .reason,
-syhe he expected an Invitation 10 vfstt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
C., D. A. Meeting.

The Woman's Club OF Warwood Will
give its Christmas rarty for the child
rem Of members this evening beginning
at seven o'clock In the auditorium OF
the Warwood High School. The ch!ld-
rem under twelve years old of members
are invited. and 4 MOST enjoyable pro-
gram has been prepared which assures
all the li,tle folks n thoroughly good
time.
Pupils or Mss Marguerite O'Bricn
will present Il juvcnil" play. PATSY"
which will appeal to the young people.
Following The play. the children will be
invited Into the gymnasium where 4
G~iStcning Christmas tree. containing
gifts for the little guests. will delight
them. \ variety Of appropriate games
Will complete an evening OF merr!men.
and enjoyment for III" Young folks.
Mrs. L. W. Flckcs. Mrs. J. r.. Evans.
and Mrs. Charles SttllZ compose the
committee IN charge OF this event.
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Affectionate Farewell
rendered Mel Trotter
Closing Services In Court The
atre Attended By Throng
That Fills Playhouse.
Evangelist May Return Here
Next Year AT Invitation of
Several Ministers.

An affectionate farewell was rendered
Mel Trotter. evangelist. in the Court
theatre last night at tho conclusion OF
his two weeks revival here in behalf
; of the Union Missions campaign for
slO. 900. By n crowd that packed the
playhouse and included many OF the
cIty's leading ministers.
DR.. G.. II. Robinson. pastor OF the
! First L. r. church, voiced the sentiment
OF the ministers there when At the
opening OF the services he culogiz"d the
work Of Mr.. Tottcr and praised him I'M
stintingly. lie rccountcd briefly the
religious influence created by the evan
gcllSt and he paid tribute TO his abil-
ity rs n clergyman and as n man.
DR.. S. NJ. Gibson. rector OF the First
Presbyterian church. rcritcd a prayer
which marked the beginning of the last
service in Wheeling OF Mr.. Trottcr'3
| present visit.
Taking as his text the biblical story
OF the Rich Young Ruler. the evangelist
showed that mere material things are
OF little weight in winning salvation
and that literally no amount Of money
| can buy ones entry into Heaven.
Along this theme he cited incidents
encountered In his career To illustrate
his points, and from 4 memory that IS Il
vcritablc s~;urehousc OF encyclopedia
knowledge, he brought out to hts audi
| tors the necessity OF good works III
conjunction with money contributions
To the church.
Trottcr leaves tomorrow for Grand
| Rapids. where he will begin his annual
Christmas program for the needy or
the city.
1t IS understood that the ministers
Of Wheeling may ask him TO return
here next year To conduct union S"rv-
Ices However. nothing definite 10 THIS
| effect was stated last night.
A fiftcen-piecc orchestra made Up or
leading professionals played 4 half hour
Introductory program beginning At 100
under direction OF Edwin VI. Stcckel,
| musical director OF the First Freshly
terrain church. This orchestra was 10
(; nave played at the First church IN con-
nectIon with Il special musical nrogram
! ANNOUNCED but which was postponed
one week in order fur the congregation
to JOIN in the union service at the
Court. Homer Eammontrcc stated that
the orchestra Mas playing through
/ courtesy OF the First church and an
nounccd the special program arranged
for ncxt Sunday evening At the church
In which the chorus and orchestra will
combine in presenting the caatata.
The Prince OF Ica"c."
1t was announced THAI the Mission
, campaign fell short by %c"rral hundred
dollars Of the $40, hon mark. and that
the directors o: the Mission would un-
dcrtake 10 collect tho variance from
business men interested In the wor.i OK
the Mission.
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The room before retiring. but, no matter
ne vave the baggage his personal atten'
ton.
As a result % the clerks efforts
greatly encouraged by several more
calls from the man demanding results.
the baggage truck arrived from the sta
,lon in very short order. Several trunks
bags, hat boxes and 50 forth were
brought; in. but nothing for the IN
patient. ,
Finally. the driver Of the 'ruck a3d
one Of the bel!-hons found the missing
article. As n piece OF baggage II
proved an innovation, even Tor the
Windsor.
The bagsag" 20. which the cues: was
so inpatient was a large crate contain
Ing a halt-grown hog. s0ucaling plant
lively Tor it's ratiOns Of slop.
The clerk made 4 few pointed ano
elegantly appropriate remarks (delcted
hv the proof-reader. VIII" had attended
Sunday school before Goi"S 10 WORK..
and sent tn" pig up 20 the guests room
TO sleep with rs owner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

Wilk N!lcs. OF the Strcnrod Addition.
Jerry Street formerly Miller Avenue, re-
ccivcd a very fine bred bull dog.
Miss Martha Majeska OF the Island
will return 10 West Liberty Normal
school today after having spent The
weekend with her mother.
Milton Ven Camp Of WrI!sburE spent
yesterday the guest OF friends N this
city.
The many friends OF Mrs. Rodncy
r. Swope. formerly Of this city. has
been quite III at R!!;mor". y. G.. will
be glad 10 learn Of her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. b.. W. Peterson have re-
turned from a short stay III !hi.aGcl-
'phia.
Miss Margaret Mcars OF Detroit VIII
arrive In this city early this week for :;
stay of several weeks with her SiSicl,
Mrs. W. S. Hamilton Of Fifteenth
street,
Mrs. S. Caldwell of the Island is on
fined TO her home because OF Illness.
Miss Mary Hardey OF Fourteenth
street will leave Saturday for cicvc-
land. where she Will spend the holidays
with relatives.
Miss Margaret Ogden will return
early this week from Nasscr college
y SpCIll IL 4 " l"NA NiNF,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. {. Ogden IF Leather
wood.
Merritt Brand will leave this morn
ing for S;euOcnville. where he Will.
spend the day attending to business
matters.
Messrs. Frank and LOUIS Waterhouse
will arrive home the coming week TO
spend the holidays with their parents
at Echo Point.
Regenald Rowley of CLANS Run, War
wood, who has been attending Schoo
ut Carnegie Tech. has arrived home for
the holidays.
Miss Charlotte Lisz. daughter OF Dr.
and Mrs. II. 7. Lin@Z OF south Chap
line street. who has been attending
school al Washington Seminary. WASH
ington. Pa. has arrived home to spend
the holidays with her parents.
Miss Virginia Sweeney, Quarter Haz-
lett and Lydia SpeIdel. who attend
BriarcllGe Manor. near Philadelphia,
have returned home 10 spend the holt
lays with their parents.
Miss Elizabeth Ste!nbicker. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Stclnb!cker. Of
Warwood, who is n student Of West
Virginia University. has arrived homo
to remain over the holiday season.
Wade Kepner Is spending the Christ
mas holidays with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Kepner. Mr.. Kepner Is a
student OF Dartmouth college.
George Dare. who has been visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Dare.
has returned 20 Ph!lIppi. where he Is
a student Of Broaddus college.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

tata Friday evening. entitled Down the
Chimney With Santa Claus" ThosH
taking mart have been practicing Tor
several weeks and the program Is one
that will please both young and ola
No admission Will DO charged. and tho
pupils are cordially invited to attend
Literary Program.
Tile following program VIII be g'Een
by the Utoplan Literary society OF the
high school, Friday afternoon:
Observation-Disclosures
Dcbate-Cilfford overly. Robert Ross
Plano solo-Louise Holmes.
Threc-minute talks-IIarrell Shear
ing. Edward Kasuu. Irene Holmes.
Northumberland O'Hrien.
Vocal solo-Grace McElfresh.
Current evcnts-Marie Oltear, Estei!e
E'orsch..
liano solo-El!zabeth Henderson
MISUNDERSTANDING Sliffc.
Ecwspaper-Russell Johnston.
observation-disclosures.
woman's Club Xmas Tarey.
The W'oman's club will give a Christ
mos marty In the high school this eve.
r,tug Mt 7 o'clock for the children. AL
children OF clul, memhers are Invited
and members. who have none. are re-
uues:rd 10 bring some child unoE. -
years of ase 4 playlet. entitled Pat
ry," will be given by the younger pupils
If Miss Marguerite O'Brien's. After
this pleasing program. the children VII
10 .aken 10 the gymnasium where a
large Christmas tree has been erected
ard Santa Claus will give each child Il
cift. A silver offering will be taken
i,r the benefit ~ tho Florence Critten'
der home. Those IN charge arc: Mes.
damos T.. ". Flckes, J. 7. Evan and
Charles StelZ.
Carol Eing.
Thursday evening. there VIII De \
community carol song service In TIE
high SCHOOL auditorium. Both the boy.
and girls G!ce clubs of the high scho"l
will render several selections OIL
Christmas music. All the familiar
Christmas carols will he sung by tho
audience and the affsir promises to be
unite worth while and 1t Is hoped every
enc who can will. attend.
First Basketball osre.
The first ho,nc game OF basKetoa'I
VIII I've played nr the local floor Tues'
day evening at 1880. when both teams
viii come up against tic St. CIairsville
teams. This being the frst game ant
now that new seats have been Installed
In tho gymnasium. d large crowd Is OK
rcc.ed. The seating capacity or ths
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

Ioca, gym Ia now about 600 with stand.
ing room for quite a number. the ~ ~
team made quits a good beginning la9x:
Friday evening. when they
10 81. Cia!rsville and beat the 49,
team Of that place. 51-2. 80 the ~
clairsville team will come here Tussdsy9
for revenge. @
Personals.
Miss Elizabeth ~Steinbtcker. M 81
been attending DIR. Sargent scnool ~
physical education. In Cambridge. AaNt
is home for the holidays.
Miss Lillian S.eigcr. who Is attending
rchool in Ithaca. n. Y. Will arrive homo
Thursday to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Arch R!dRley and Mrs. G. ~
McF.lfrcsh will 60 TO Pittsburgh Wcoss
nesday TO meet Mrs. J. Patterson. HsAs
KidEley's sister. who will spend Cnf1st.
mas here. N
Nile Sci,affer. who has been attsaAr
ing Carnegie Tech Is visiting his psN
ents on Highland avenue iM
Tho children of the Richland mine:
sunday school. enjoyed their Christmas
treat yesterday afternoon. A hfee9I
Christmas tree vas erected outside .
Santa Claus distributed presents donets
ed by the Daughters OF tho American
Revolution.
E C.. Barber Is able to DO out attst
a several days illness at his home o.
Nineteenth street.
Miss Blanche Kagarise, d. 8. teacher
In high school. will leave Friday To-;
her home In New Enterprise, "a sof
sDepd the Christmas holidays -.
Miss Agnes Ruth cass. physical o.:
rector In the local school VII! spsnot
the holidays at her home in Indiana
Miss Dorothy Crane.. English acner
will spend the holidays With fr1enos
and relatives in Pittsburgh.
The I. II. I. circle OF Kings
tiers made a donation or eA1S0pss "
the Day Nursery yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
SOCIETY PLANNING
HOLIDAY AFFAIRS
MACADEMY DANCE WILL BE n
DELIGHTFUL EVENT OF
THIS EVENING.


\. large number ot young people are
eagerly anticipating the MacademS cum
dance that will ne given tAis evening *
the convention hail. Market auditorium
The popular Keystone S~ercnaders OF
Pittsburgh. who have been rewarded i
real ovation % praise. or previous 'c-
caS.ons for their excellent dance SeIec-
lions and novelty acts. VIII again DC
present and have some new entertain
meat stunts and numbers that VIII DC
\ sourr. OF much enjoyment tor those
attending. Quite 4 number OF students
are home from o~ut-nt-;owp schools Tor
The holidays ard are looking :"TwarI TO
meeting their friends a. the Ma'ademF
dSacc.
The COMMITTEES Will. as usual. be open
for thoS. who do not care TO dance
Tie COMMITTEES in charge: Wott. JACOBS
Moves. Archibald and Bcllcrnie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Country Club Event.

limitations wiz De received this week
for the New Years Gtaner dance to oe
gwen at the CH1airy club Tuesday
evening. January >. This VIII be one or
the most important events. on the ho!I-
day program for legal society folks. and
vii. he looked forward TO with much IN
tereSt. The usua! delightful and elaSo-
rate features that have attended like
functions a. the club will mark the New
Years event. 4 delicious menu will be
offered tor dinner. which will he served
between the hours OF ! and . O'Clock.
Ar excellent program for dancing VIII he
rendered hy the Eirs!aia S~erenaders In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Bttthduy Party.

Mr.. Russell TooSc. OF Twe?ty-tourth
Street. was very pleasantly surprised b.
Il number OF friends in honor OF his
twenty-GrS: birthday. Saturday evening.
Several enjoyable hours "f dancing ana
games were followed bv the serving or
a dainty luncheon. Mr.. Foose was the
recipient OF a number 90 beautiful gifts.
Enioyicg this affair were:
Misses:
IGilda Ya"cer Dorothy Van IresS
Eleanor Rosenberg Florence Hall
Margaret Campbell Margaret kccsor
McSS-s:
Russell FooSe Alfred Hall
John Agar Frank Speech.
Alfred Hail Charles Em.s
Wilbur Morris
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

The employees OF the Baltimore ph'o
railroad Will enjoy their sixth annua!
ball Thursday evening. December %. I"
&c held IN Convention hall. Market Au-
d!torium. Several committees are III
charge Of preparations FOR this event.
wh!ch promises TO be most enjoyable FOR
those who will attend. The Musical
lmps orchestra will render their usual
catchy dance selections. while several
vaudeville acts will he put on by PROBES
~sionals. Other delightful AID ~enJ"yah1e
details will feature this affair. whiel
will BE attended by 4 large number OF
out-of-,own guests IN addition to me
large gathering from here. Mr.. j. NJ.
Garvey Is general chairman IN charge
Of this affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
TWO OUTLAWS KILLED

Manila, =. l., Dec. 1.-Two outlaws
were killed and five constahulary SOL
diers were wounded when a band OF NJ
teen Moros attacked the constabuiary
detachment on sccn1an sland. In tho
group, II was announced IN a tele-
gram received today At
headquarters here. e.
Tho Moros were repulsed and The en-
tire company Of constabulary pursued
them into the mountains
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
About People
kovsA1ats Of Individuals - Az
Prom ne ofty.
AT II HOTELS

Tho RoGerE-Wilford Hutton. Ben
wood: G. II. Salmon. Toledo: /. l.. Smith,
Pittsburgh; ". n. Ollcr. MOnunGahela;
4. Chambers, Columbus.
Mcclure Hottl-E. T.. Lopez. Came
ron: G.. W. Hill. SisterSv!lle: NJ. Swce'
ney. Shirley; G. Hout. ~MorSantuwn: j
Hess. Pittsburgh.
Hotel wtndsor-Dr. l.. Raymond
Charleston: !. Macks. Charleston; r. X
Clark, Huntington: G.. s. June, Toledo;
[. S. Simon, Pittsburgh; Il. l.. McN!m,
Pittsburgh.
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Frank S. Wait is chairman. The hours
are from three until five and VIII he
filled with enjoyment for the y"ung
folks 4 story telling session VII DC
presided over hy Miss N.;t.e Young
while Mrs. Carl Brandfass. Mrs. Earl
Mckee. and Mss katherine Barnard
Will be IN charge OF the games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
. Day Nursery.

4 meeting OF the Board Of Directors
Of the Day Nursery VIII be held Tues
day afternoon ut 2:2O O'Clock at tho
Nursery. Al this time arrangements
will be made for Il Christmas party for
the children. which will include Il NUM-
Der Of enjoyable features for the CHILD
rem, and the presence ~ al! members is
desired. Mrs. Jacob birmingham Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Local People at Fairmjont.

Several local people will BE present a.
the meeting OF the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
the Baltimore & Ohio Veterans associa-
ton IL be held this evening N tho
knights OF rythias hail 4; t~'atrTont. w.
Va. supper VIII be served. following
which an interesting program Will be
carried out. Mr.. G.. W. Galloway. vice
president OF the Il. & O., Will be present
while Mr.. J. NJ. Scott and Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. NJ. Carney. from this city. Will at
tend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Supper and Bazaar.

The supper and bazaar given by the
Ladies' AID Society Of the Wclch Church.
Martins Ferry. Saturday evening proved
rs great 4 success as the ladies' hoped
for. The aides had spent some time
preparing for his affair. and The hcaut!-
full articles thus carefully and hcautl-
fully made. were quickly purchased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Surr.sa Party.

4 number Of he. classmates az lr'a
delrhio High School deliShttuiI! sur
p-.scd Miss BSulah Davis Fr.daH even
ing At her home In E,m Grove In hono'
Of her n!netccn;n birthday anniversary
Dancing and cards pleasantly "ccnp'e'
n" young people until Il ia;e hour Whet
refreshments were served. lEcluoc'
were:
Misses:
Eeulah Davis .ATna Keys"r
Ruth Cameron Code Hughes
Alice Davis sylvia DauShcrty
May Wright
MCSSrS.
Stanley Lawson Charles fefton
chiffon Noble Robert Blake
Tom McrinCr willis Hughes
y. FftzSimlnonS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
MIS-, BRADY Hostess,

Mrs. Hugh Brady Will I've hostess 10
the members Of her bridge club this
afternoon at her homo in Wnodlawn.
Several hours will, be spent at IN" p"pu-
lar ard pastime. following which tea
will be served.
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Lacture-Hscital Club.

The annual Christmas tea OF the Mar
tins Fcrry Lecture-Eecital club VII nc
a delightful event Of Tuesday afternoon
beginning at 2:30 o'clock and VIII lie
given at the First VI. T.. church OF Mar
tins Ferry. Mary Caroline Norton Is
general chairman In charge The fol-
lowing interesting program VII! be rem
drred:
Soprano-
(a) Jesu Eamh!no............' loN
CO. In the Manager. 'CoomoS
Mrs. Don Ryrum.
Piano
0 Holy Night-Arranged and played
by Mr.. Oliver Edwards.
CONTRALTO->
(a) Dark and wondrous Might.
N''"'e'
co. One Who Has iearned. Alone.
lscha'No"S"
(c) Invocation to 1tfe...........
........... Charles Gilbert Spross
Mary Caroline NortoD.
Reading
! TIL Christmas Carol. Charles Dickens
Miss Mary OLeary from the Sherman
School Of Dramatic Expression.
Piano
ta) waltz branms
Ib) Humoresque COP 6. No. 81 .Gre!i
(c) Waterways OF Eenice:;.;..
MlldenberH
Mrs. S. S. Darackman.
Soprano
Cantique dc Noel.
Mrs. Byrum.
| Douhle Trio .,..... Christmas Carols
Accompanists-
Mrs. Jessie Wolf-L!pphardt. Mrs
william Saunders. Miss Adelaide
Schockey.
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To Entertain Club,

Mrs. Ralph Mason will I've hostess 10
the members OF her bridge club this
evening at her home on Gravel H!ll.
Be!laire. An enjoyable session OF the
games will preccde the serving Of an
attractlvely appointed luncheon.
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Society

,:aei. own inimitahie style. n many
society folks Will pl2n TO attend tAis de-
: l!Ghtrul affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

The deep V. neckline which
seems to have gained its former
popularity after a retirement IN
favor OF the wide. shallow lines
OF the Batteau, finds o new role IN
this evening gown OF rich black
velvet aud Is cut so that n SIDE
Of the V extends to the hip "nere
It forms side draperies ending IN
q short side train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Child Dead
~

George Bobince, S-year-old sen OK
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bobince OF Glenn
Robins, O.. died yesterday morning q
11:4o o'clock at tho North "hsslne
hospital. The young boy was opsrateo
upon recently. He was admitted to the
In institution on November ~.
Tn. finest saxony wool has s.7os
crInkles to h inch. -