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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06
WEST VIRGINIA
Fedora TAXES
CgTS4,l36,000
Local Deputy Internal Revenue
Collector Points Out Big
Savings Made.

Reductions in federal taxes will
save the taxpayers of West Viz
ginta s4.OSs,OOO, according to
Won E. Teeter Of Fairmont, deputy
collector Of internal revenue. Mr..
Teeter has received the Informs
tlon from Albert B. White, inter.
nal revenue collector, who has
made special survey. of the can
cellations and decreasas in tax
rates provided by the Revenue
Act of 1921.
The reduction, in taxes for 1922
is approximately as follows:
Income tax ......!..,........S3,225, 900
Transportation tax .......... $4,000
Sales and luxury taxes. 655, 900
While the transportation sales
and luxury tax cancellations be-
cane effective January / OF this
year, the income tax reduction
covers 1921 as well as 1922, and
thereafter.
Ono Big Feature.
An outstanding feature OF the
report is the fact that during tho
tour years the transportation tax
was operative, the District Of
West Virginia paid Uncle Sam
$545,994.57 in. transportation tax
divided as follows:
Freight ......................S 1,S40.17
Passenger .................. 213,053.37
Express .........-........... 2S,3S3.S3
Pullman berth .......... :. 2,572.S0
Oil ............................. G64.30
This means that in the last
four years $13,215,296.63 was
expended in the West Virginia
district for transportation Sharges
alone. OF this amount S9,944,-
1854 was for freight charges,
$567,676.60 for express, $685.
167.12 for passenger fares. $32,-
1876 for Pullman bcrths and
So, 05s.75 for oil transportation.
This does not include transpor-
tation charges that were prepaid
in some other district, as all OF
the large transportation com
panies pay the tax in the district
in which their principal offices
.ure located, and therefore none OF
the transcontinental transporta-
ton companies pay tax in this dis
trict.
Tax Deductions.
OF the approximate $3.235,000
income tax deduction, $4,000, 900
Is distributed among 1880 tax
payers with incomes of less than
$500 and S950,0O0 applies to
surtaxes No1 larger incomes. While
$275,000 affects property valua-
lions. The new exemptions al
lowed heads OF families and for
dependents Is now $500 and
$500 which means an increased
exemption for a married couple
with one dependent OF 500, or q
tax saving of S2S.
The survey stresses the fact
that the relief Afforded by the de-
creased taxation affects every per-
son in the district OF West Vir-
ginia who travels, pays freight,
sends an express package, buys n
Pullman berth, takes drink Of
soda water, or who has q taxable
income. In other words. the re-
lief afforded reaches all classes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06
ONE TICKET

SHERE is only one ticket for Republican vot-
eEs tomorrow. Seldom has the county been
offered as satisfying lot of candidates The men
and Women on the Republican ticket are fully
qualified in every way to fill the offices to which
heyasplre. There is not one weak man or woman
on the ticket, not one candidate who is not abso-
letely loyal to Republican policies and platform.
From Senator Sutherland down the line the men
on the Republican, ticket are men with whom none
but bitter partsanship could find fault and where
IN Marion County, or elsewhere. could better,
more emlnently satisfying women candidates he
discoSered
Ihese men and women are on the Republican
ticket at the instance of the Republican vote in
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06

H VI, = psnt u was simply az, J
t.i sn,i' tne exile q lqorn te'eeit y,
s1noAs " ~. Neeetnr du1- Ana
e9, lsM oIstlem looked WITH dts-
s'Ases 9p9n nun becontiiis Z eslds
sto9sii siLain MN eteen imoiiths atter
", tsis a ~. = o. me woman Who shafes
~ lss sl9Eles, anu MS SORROWS. tlt' ;
loEtasr empress Augusta VletoTit
Several Of the children Of tfsstl
first union saw their father mar
ried yesterday, but the wife Of tho
former crown prince difnot accom- n
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FORMER EMPEROR
AND \. BRIDE START
QJI L
No Manifestations of Popular
Rejoicing Seen Outside
KaiseFs Exile.

DooRN. Nov. 6.-tBy the Asso.
ciated Press.l-The former German
Emperor and his bride, Princess
Herminc OF Reyss, began their hon.
eymoon today With no place to 60.
They we're married yesterday at
the house Of Doom where the one.
time Kaiser spends his hours in
exile and there they remain today.
The ceremonies that united them.
both civil and religious, were wit.
messed By twenty.elght guests and
were kept from the sight OF the
villagers Of Doom and a host Of
correspondents and cameramen'
with a secrecy that was both studlei
and mysterious.
To the twenty.eight who partooK
Of the wedding repast, William was
still This majesty" and Hermine
was her serene highuess." vii.
liam addressed her as "your ma.
5esty." but to many OF the gamins
and the curious grown.ups who
peeked through the gate and the
hedges at the bridal party as they
entered and left the gate lodge Of
the estate where the civil ceremony
was performed. William was just
a poor unfortunate target for uilps
and boos.
But those on the inside also had
a laugh on those who could not eet
in. As a joke on the curious they
considered 1t nothing short OF col.
ossal the way Princess Ida, sister
OF the bride, had successfully posed
as Hermine at the Ambassadors
Fort station Friday evening wher
a fleet OF fine automobiles led
everyone to think that William's
tiancee had arrived. Meanwhile
Hermine had left the train at Ape;.
Doom and gone unobserved to he-
future home.
Some of the devout sabbartariaa
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EAST SIDE
:-:MEWS:-:
Daughter Born.

Daughter Born.
| A daughter was born Friday 70
Mr.. and. Mrs. Luther Steele Of Da.
Wis Rodge. Mrs. Frank Tichnell Of
Tygart street Is spending a few
days at the Steele home.
at lees Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c.. Google OF
Rivesyille, Mrs. ]. N. Gaskins OF
Market street and Mrs. Lydia Rot.
erts Of Pennington spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gaskins
at Ices Run.
Sunday Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Frazier and
daughter Louige Of Clarksburg anu
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Morrison and
grandson Of Bridgeport were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Har
rington Of Stevens street SUNDAY.
Moving Today.
Mrs. C. Z. Harden is moving to.
day from Water street 10 aparC.
ments In Mrs. Cora L. Morrow's
residence on State street.
First M. p. Church.
The Home Missionary Society or
the First N. P. Church will meet
Thursday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Curtis on Market street. Mrs.
Shaffer, returned missionary, wild
address the assembly. The Ladies'
Aid Society will meet Tuesday art.
ernoon at the church.
PaIatine Baptist Church.
: The. World Wild Guild will hold
an important meeting this evening
at the home Of Mrs. o. c. shaffes
of $40 Ohio avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society will
have business meeting Thursday
evening at the church at 7:SO
o'clock.
Personals.
Claud Tichnell and family OF
Hoult spent Sunday with the for
mer's parents at Little Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morgan
Of Barrackyille were weekend
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Zadoc Ma.
lone on Connecticut avenue.
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manned near the center OF the field.
With but three minutes to play and
the ball In Fairvlew's possession
on the Warrington 10-yard line.
Park Weaver carried the ball out
Of bounds on IN end run, and this
team was penalized thirty yards by
his carelessness, It is said. Anoth-
er twenty yard penalty was given
the visitors when the decision was
questioned, and the game ended
Fairview 0, Warrington 0.
Local fans believe that Manning
ton has the best team In lis his.
tory, aud many express themselves
that 1t will be moro than the locals
can expect to win the championship
the first season In the SPORT while
many others are confident that thu
local boys with the same spirit Of
determination that has character
lied the teams in other sports will
show itself In football. Coach ].
F. Copp, when approached, will
make no statements, but having
seen both Fairmont and Manning.
ton in action this year he Is drill.
ing his men In some OF the funda.
mentals Of the game which viii:
help them to make as good a-6how.
ing as possible should these teams
meet.
Others who are willing to ex.
press themselves See no chance 10.
a team to contest the championship
against a team that is able to MAKE
three touchdowns from one block.
ed punt" as reported in the Bellng.
ton game by Sunday papers. What.
ever the final score,- the game
should prove an attractive one to
football fans.
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APPEAL FOB AMNESTY.

Ell PAso, Tex, Nov. g. Gen.
RoslE Hernandez and Gen. Lucas
HCrcasltas,i rebel leaders who were
followers OF Gen. Francisco Mar.
gula, executed at Santa Catarina
De Tepehuantes, Durango. appealed
to Gen. ]. G. Escobar, former
Juarez garrison commander. for
amnesty II they agree to surrender,
It was learned here today. THS
rebel leaders are said to be in the
vicinity Of Canon Del Carmen lu
Coahuila.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06
PRIME DEQUISITES
OF GOOD TEACHING
OUTLINED BY YOST
Icontiuuedsfrom page twoJ

thusiastic in their praises OF the
local high school team as wall o.
the miraculous work Of Coach ]. f.
Copp. who has in a few months
made a winning aggregation from
the handful OF men who come out
to practice. The possibility OF
Fairview and Warrington IneetinS
IN a post.season game has led old
timers to caompare present cond!.
tons with those existing a few
years ago when Goose" Ward was
at the helm in the local high school
and while not otherwise engaged
was teaching his young proteges
the science OF football.
The time was the fall OF 1911;
Goose" had been drilling the boys
for several weeks in tackling dunl-
mics and running signals, while the
Warrington High School was max
ing itself a name in football cir
Giles by its brilliant victories. Man.
.nington was the challenged aud
FairvIew, the challengers, accord.
ing to the old timers, and OF course
the game had TO be played on the
Warrington, lot.
County sporting writer's had unit.
versally given the oil town the
championship after its defeat rf
the Fairmont team, and Fairview
seldom had its name In print. Park
Weaver was playing at quarterback
for the Fairview team, Toothman
and shuman, halfbacks; Cronin,
then a mere lad Of 10, pas playins
tackle, while Pete Ice was holding
down the center position. Man.
nington, as the home team, furnish.
&c the officials, among whom was
one designated by locals us RED"
Snodgtasg, who filled the position
Of referee. Neither side. 1t is SAID,
had an advantage over the other
ana the ball foT the most part Re.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06
IAE MAID
on THE COURTHOUSE

This is the last day. sad thu
Maid on the Courthouse this morn.
ing TO the isnitor and he brushed
me eigaret stubs off the froai
What last day." inquired the
The last day for.preelectIon
pohueal oratory. the last day for
fand shaking, the. last day for
promises, the last day for exhor-
tations
How are you going to voter
asked the tan!tor.
That's what want to know
how am going to yote?"
What do you meant"
y mean what / said-how am
gpins 10 ypte2o
Haven't you any. mind?"
Yes bat that doesn't help me-"
How can ! vote when 1 can't
get to i booth7n
Cant you vote an absent
voters balloti"
= am not absent II / should be
absent from where | am l coull
vote IN the usual way"
Can't yo,S get Walter Hag.
gerry d put up special election
booth tor your
hsdn ! thought of that.
LEY IT.,
sa want to vote a Republi-
can titketts
Wen, you don't need to tell
lilegerty that, and anyhow un-
derstand he doesn't keep very
GOOD Track Of the Demmie voters"
Whit BIZ phone number"
y dor know, but you might ask
Frank AMOS .,
I'm % lhat, YOU won't Up
heEgetty OF on the plot2r
80 SAID the ianitor. Go to
4 hiak yDr ran Eet away with
~.
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the primary election. They are the declared choice
Of the Republican party. and tomorrow should
witness the election Of csesy single man and wo-
man the ticket The Republicans hcld the sct-
ing balance q power N the county a and this s
5ehongh 70 secure victory before sunset tomorrow
might All needed to insure the victory IS EVERY
Republican man snd woman with his or her bal
lot safely landed In the ballot box tomorrow 1t
takes the individual vote, remember that
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06

Once again threatening weather has cleared,
away and the. dryness continues No one would
object this proonging of fall If there were not
the local water condition to cope with. Why not
get In frame Of public mind to vote couple OF
million dollars bonds and get for Fairmont uu
adeaaate supply of pure water from pure noun
tain stream can be done, If the people will do H.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06

Sample ballots have been in heavy demand, the
Jmen voters desiring to practice marking their
tickets before actually going to vote 1t is safe
bet thnt there will be few tickets cast by Marion
County women at the polls tomorrow that wont be
marked absolutely rlght-with a vast majority
placing a cross in the circle at the top of the Re-
publican ticket.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06

Night loulers find the activities at the new
theater building in course OF construction. very
teresting. Great are lights flood the scene If
operations with brllllauce equal to day, and the
work proceeds with halt Or hindrance SO far as
lighting is concerned. Guests at tho Watson Hotel
doubtless wish Falrmont were not SO ambitious.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06
ONE KILLED IN AUTO CRASH.

BELLLEFoNTE, Pa, Nov. e.
One person was killed and four in.
jured when an automobile plungel
through the railing of a bridge near
Gillentown and dropped twenty feet
to th9 railroad traGkr below.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06

jority.
Yellow corn is better than white
corn fer feeding hogs. Which IL
the best for corn liquor?
What's the difference. between
saving calling cards and old post.
age stamps?
Watch last weeks paper for the
answer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06

Your OWN ballot, in your OWN hand, carried
into the booth and marked with your OWN pencil
and dropped into the ballot box under your OWN
forget.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06
.coNYIcr ELEcrRocurEp

BELLEFoNTAIN, Pa. Nov. e.
Maintaining his innocence for the
crime for which he was convicted,
Fred |. Kerr Of Beaver County was
electrocuted at the Rockyiey Pen;.
Tertiary today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06
RUFF STUFF

Tomorrow is election day. Al,
out, pleased! :.
No, Oswald, sample ballot isn't
drink.
"sarazen" stonsbury and "Ha-
gen" Cartmell played an exhibition
golf match at the Clarksburg Coun.
try Club yesterday.
Poor old wash,Jen all they could
do Saturday was beat Lafayette.
"Huge" Fox bet a little on 'em,
Probably he'll bet a Little Moore
on Vest Virginia on Turkey Day.
Hold "em, auditing department;
The fellow who said Nebraska
could beat Harvard, Princeton and
Centre on successive days was
smart enough not to say anything
about Syracuse.
Yea. advance dope!
A Demmie woman in Chicago Is
running her campaign on angel
food cake. That's a sweet idea.
The ex.kaiser's new wife Ia IN.
vested with the title, Queen OF
Prussia" 1t is to laugh.
Less fog and more rain would be
appreciated.
An Ohio girl broke a broom han.
die over the head OF a man who
swore at her. He must have been
hard headed.
Nor the groom handle was soft.
If you, are good with the plgskin,
most any college, will give you a
sheep skin.
II you can tell whether youl,
neighbor pays cash or has II
charged, you are living in hlek
town.,
Every candidate has his own
ideas.
And should roll up his own ma.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06

Republicans are you ready, then-tOrward
march!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06

If you, are good with the pIgskin,
most any college, will give you a
sheep skin.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06

An Ohio girl broke a broom han.
die. over the head OF a man who
swore at her. He must have been
hard headed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06

Or the groom handle was soft
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06

THE BEST MAN FOR rHEI
I JOE FIND HIM BY A WANT
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06

II you can tell whether your
nelghbor pays cash or has It
charged, you are living in a hick
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06

Less fog and more rain would be
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06
Why7Ptmpls.P Poison C oesN hes Red
Blood-Cells increased S. s. IS.
BuiIds These RED. Blood Cells. I.

You can be sare Of thiG nature la
substitute for red. bleod.eel pimpIst
poison can't live In the red rivers on
your blood 40 long a. there are easugh
rich red.blood.eellI n Il More fS9,t
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06

The ex.kaiser's new wife is in.
vested with the title, Queen OF
Prussia" 1t is to laugh.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06

A Demmie woman in Chicago Il
running her campaign on angel
food cake. That's a sweet idea.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-18
About People
Movements OF Individuals TO Ana
From The City.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-18
Afternoon Service $ viz
at Saint Matthew S

on Sunday afternoon. ~ 400 o'clock
the weekly choral service OF st. MAI
,hcw's Protestant Episcopal church
Fifteenth and ChaplIne street Will be
held Hs usual
The subject Of the sermon by Rev u
T. l.. Strlder. at this service, Will ne
'.Rroken CIstcrns' The choir vii! sing
spec.al music. under the direction OF
Mr. Paul Allen Reymer. "rGanist ana
choirmastcr Many complimentary re-
marks are being heard HH TO the excel.
lent work of the choir, which assisted
Mr. Hrymer at the organ recital on
Wednesday, evening. md II - expected
TINT they will all be IN excellent con
dltinn uu Sunday.
With the approach 81 the Lenien
r,.asnn tho congregations nro incrchH-
Ing aud II Is expected that tho horViC"n
fran nov ON until Faster will 10 on
rcclnlIy attractive and helpful. Tho
I.rni~a program VIII bc out within a
row davis.
Tho Public nro cordially invited 70
tho chornl service on Sunday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-18
Interesting wedding

Mas Mary Elizabeth Berry. daughter
os ure waiter TrcItIn Berry. and Mr..
Curt,s Howe Springer. son ~ Mr.. and
Mrs Wal,er II. Springer. OF Wheeling.
,rrc married yesterday ~ noon IN Rr-
-r!nghan. Ma. The ceremony was per
formed n, the home NJ the bride and
IN. Rev. George II. Stewart. pastor Of
the rrrs, y. f. church OF thai city. otn-
clatcd.
Following ne ce-nory the bridal par
~ and their friends were entertained
M a wedding dinner at the home OF the
bride. a.;cr which NJ. and Mrs Springer
jcr; ror Jacksonville. Fla. where they
viii spend their honeymoon. Later they
viii come 70 Wheeling for n visit be-
fore taking up their residence with Mrs.
Kerry IN birmingham.
Mr.. Springer - well known N this
city He Is a graduate ~ Wheeling high
achool and West virginia Wesleyan uni
vcrslty. During the past wear he has
hern engaged In cuisines IN birmingham.
Ills bride IS graduate ~ L"rrnl Hail.
In Columbus. Ga. and Is beautiful and
accomplished young lady. She Is n mem,
her OF we'll known Georgia family.
helng grcat-Eranddaurhter Gr John
Adams Trcutin. former governor OF
the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-18
Hain Club Minstrela.


The minstrclS which viii be given ny
the katn club Monday ana IneNH"S eve
uingh Of next week pr"rnIS" an evening
~ rcu! enjoyment tor th"s" who ttethd
The following program has ""'h an
noun'"h
OSrrtur" .........-. ..... From I'cnlH"u
Il Nin N"h"dy l'"i'hh .'..
........ Emmett downing
'Ship""''H - Mine ,''"'I N'""'''
THO W"rid iH lt""nd vincent HHE"''o
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Ma '""" '"'''''
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, ,,,,
'"ht 'tf"' ''"N"'" wy
Than" cool Tor ''"'"o"
......... I"hm ""'rn' II
= NIul Clvln' %"'hin' Ava"
NIf"h NH''''"''
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h't'" hoy ''''''''.''' ~ ,.,,,ar
Policeman .......,.....'. h"hrF t"u,'f
Prisoner ..'.' ..'''.'' "a, 'n, Wv, ,',,,,,,,
Prosecuting Attorney Louis h'u,"''"E
Miss CorksCrcw ......... Angus" ""F,e'
rrinkwRt"r '..'.''.'''' i'''0h '>'''
BootlcEGrr ..... .......-...
HO''''Nn. ,,.,,.
How Dry ........ William lInnniH
ASs'S'cd hE' YIN vi" ,,.-
PACK. husSe' f""N"' IL ~ H'"'
St"'n' r'"E' '''"''
second nan" iN"H'' -, ro,o,,
Female imperN0n2t"r' Jo"n 49,
Her Dancing i"r'ncF'.' '.'''' "'"" - !"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-18

will observe wa shinEton's birthday. -
usual on Wednesday. February -, VIA
= sr.at ceremonial session. Tho ceremo-
NAL programs were issued Ses'sO.''
with the call to tho faithful fof ths
great event signed by Royal ViHsr clif.
ford .. Frederick Dokles are nov
huslliur among the prospects In the sSv'
,, i.',,hIon lodges of Wheeling re-
rru'r.ng 4 big class OF Tyros for -
ceremonial.
In connection with announcement OK
the ceremonial. tho Washingtons ot!tn-
Juy proEram OF the Dokiss calls tor ~
nrnropriate tribute TO the memory or
the late Captain Frank u. Ly
49, ,,,,,, 40 the Gather OF DahnA Tenn
rIc. promptly Mt II o'clock noon OF the
ceremonial day. every Dokio 10 10 p1uss
nud with bowed head rnvnrsntly "pe~t
The name Of Captain Llhhy.
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INC fDIIUNIn" UETINtI"n7 INV" N"rh
,s,urd rrr u WnShIngt"u'r hrthdar pHI
?, " ,du.-,l,, EVENING "f n"Nt week.
Y,r, NJ. cordially lu'Iird [" l."
.,rr,"nt ~ IN
informal MnE"u I'an""
T., hr hr,l
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Wa-hlnEi"n'~ Iurrhda"
~ tho Sr"t'l~h U't" In'h"hrn!
,.udcr ,hr ,uei,l, - or Veteran AHqo'ta-
,lru 1t r~lrir Tempt"
,,,,..s,uu Z, 40 Extra Lady 30 cents
Thi. invitation mus, lie presented ut
the door.
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INCREASED MEMBERSHIP

The Wheeling kiwanIs club has IN
crease It's 1921 membership "' liza "
1T since the first day of this year nc
cordIng to Walter +. Moore. secretary
Of the organization. II is cNrcc;"d ,hnt
n membership az 600 VIII bc seen by
the close OF this year.