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R|CH MAN BUYS
LIBERTY AF TER
H|SARRESTF FOR
DESERT|NCBADY
Girl Jointly Accused Also Re-
leased From Prison by
Virginia Authorities.
FINDER TO KEEP INFANT
Gets $500 and Hall Interest in
House Is Decided to
Young Wait.

NORFOLK, Va. April 29.-
William f. Thursby, wealthy
yachtman. and a young woman
posing as his daughter, both Of
whom were arrested a week ago
on charge of abandoning a
baby. placing it in a basket and
hanging it to 4 gate post. have
bern released from the Accom-
mac county jail through the pay
ment of $500 and the deciding Of
half-interest in a costly home
to the child.
The money has been paid to
j. A. Brasure, who conducts q
general merchandising store in
Chincoteague. Va, and on whose
gate post the baby was hung.
Lived in Pretty House"
rhursby and the woman have been
occupying a luxuriously furnished
home on Assateague island. other
inhabitants of the island called 1t the
Pretty House." Thursby and the
woman have spent the best part OF a
year cruising up and down the Allan
tic coast. They always returned to
the Pretty House"
The night OF December :, j. A.
Brasure and his wife heard the cries
of a baby. While his wife held a
lamp at the front door, Brasure ex.
plored the yard. He found a basket
hanging on his gate post.
In the basket WAS a baby, Just a
few days old. 1t was wrapped in
costly garments. There was money
and a warm bottle OF milk in the bas.
ket. The baby was taken in by Bra
sure. The next morning he reported
the case TO the county authorities
He also assumed the role OF detcc.
tive.
Causes Couples Arrest.
Ten days ago he caused the arrest
OF Thursby and the woman. He said
he was unable to secure sufficient
evidence sooner to cause the arrest.
He accused Thursby and his woman
companion Of leaving the baby on
his gate post. Both denied the
charge. The woman said she was
|Thursby's daughter and she threaten
ed to make IT hot" for Brasure for
subjectins her to arrest.
Thursby and the woman were
placed in jail in Accommac. They
had money enough to secure their
release on bail, but the authorities
decided they could not 30 on their
own bond. They were told they
would have to secure some person
who owned real estate in Virginia.
The prisoners made no further ef-
fort to secure bail. They fingered
in jail several days.
BY some unexplained method.
CONTINUED on Page Q. Column 81
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View OF the COURTROOM at Mont
ross, Va, where Miss Sara Il.
Knox IL on trial for the murder
OF Mrs. Roger ID. Eastlalte. The
presiding Judge is at the left
and the jury at the extreme right.
The cross mark indicates the
chair I'm which Miss Knox is
sitting.
The lower left-hand picture
shows Harry VI. Smith, chief
counsel for the defense.
The lower righthand picture
shows DIR. j. $. DeJarnet, Nir-
ginia State alienist, who believes
Miss Knox sane.
The inset is Lieut.. John Duff,
jr., one of the witnesses.
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by ALBERT r.. BAENzIGER,
(CopyrishI lS2a, BY International

CCopyriEht l922 by International
News SerVioe.l
Copyright 1881, by Chicago Evening
American Publishing Company
HoOPBSToN, ILL.,, April 29.-"As
God Is my witness. know no more
about the death OF Gertrude Hanna
than yeu d." said John O, Wyman,
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Chemist Goes on Stand.

The reading OF the letters was
interrupted few moments by the
bringing to the stand of John Henry
Burton, a Washington bio.chemi,r
Mr.. Burton stated that he cut y
piece OF bloodstained cloth from Miss
Knox's raincoat on October 20, 1921,
and put It under a microscopic test.
He said the red corpuscles were 30
broken down at that time that he
could not ascertain definitely
whether or not the stains were blood,
but by submitting them 10 the
"gyao test" he established them us
being blood. On oross.examinstlon
he admitted that they were rot
necessarily human blood stains. hui
might be that OF hog, rabbit,
guinea pig, or almost any animal.
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GIT CO ALL

InlD uow1paper coossseo ~
Main News, n pages; Society
~ nrsm.. II pages; Part y.
. passs, Editsrasl sn6 Cfy
Liis. 8 pages; Magazine. 3
pagesg Co@lcs. I pagos; C0lJt
drsn,s Beok Of Magic. . pases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21
MKT MOVE IN RAILROAD STRIKE
lip TOMEN SAY LOCAL OFFICIALS

tutan, Of tho American Legion, will re-
turn from Grafton, w. Va. to|Iorrow.
Mr.. Kaiser Is attending tho Womens
Auxiliary Convention.
Mrs, S. NJ Norton and her mother,
Mrs. Thomas, Of Kansas City. who has
been her guest for several days, VIII
70 70 Evans, Pa. next week 10 WISH
with friends for the next few weeks.
Irnon their return Mrs. Thomas VIII
visit Mrs. Norton n short time before
leaving for her home IN Kansas CITY.
Mrs. Helen Sheridan and son. Phil.
leave the latter part OF this week TOY
the Jersey coaet where they VIII spend
an extended vacation.
Miss Gennevieve Norton Of Bae Mar
Place Is attending house party at
Pittsburg.
Mrs. W. S. Fulton and children. Nancy
and Martha. Of Echo Point. are neJoElns
an extended holiday at Atlantic city.
Mrs. Campbell Vohrees Mrs. E. j.
Mills and Miss Alice Robinson OF COL
umious Ohio, are the guests or MT. anu
Mrs. Geo. A Blackford.
Mr.. Glen Snodgrass vas business
visitor here this week from New Mar
tinsTflle
Mrs Downing. Of this city, is guoS'
Of friends AT New MAI tiHSN'A40'
Henry Armstrong and son. john WeFe
visitors here from Dallas yesterday.
Miss H!lda Far!s has returned from a
visit, with Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunter OF
Akron Ohio.
Mr.. u. G. Cochran Of tho Ohio Val
ley Candy Company IS spending his
vacation at Atlantic city.
Miss Maudn Cochran left Wednesday
CO.. Atlantic City.
Misses Katherine Brand and Betty
Henderson have returned homo from a
visit with Helen Swan OF Cleveland O.
Miss Grace Nichols. Of Du Bots, Pa
IS visiting at the home OF Mrs. Roy
Adams on north Franklin street. Rel
laire.
Major and Mrs W. r Anderson. Of
New York city. are guests In tho city
, for several DAYS
Miss Irene raker, Of FarminCton. W
Va In the city shopping tour. she
VIII return home this evening accom-
pan!ed by Miss Ruth Kaiser. Of EtGh'
tc"nth street
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BALTIMORE &. OHIO RAILROAD
POSTS NOTICES OFFERING
CONFERENCE WITH
UNIONS.
Official Last Night Declared Rail-
road Is Ready to Do Anything In
Settling Controversy.

The next move towards ending the
railroad strike, as far as the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad IS concerned.
IS now up to the mon themselves,
following the word sent out yester-
day to the superintendent OF the
company by c. w. Galloway. vice
president OF the road, at Baltimore.
that this company was now ready
10 confer with its men. IN an effort
to settle its differences. inasmuch as
the Chicago meetings had failed.
General Superintendent ]. N. Scott
Of the Wheeling division received
such communication from Baltimore
yesterday afternoon and the notices
we're posted Immediately. 1t was
stated by an official last night that
the situation looked encouraging and
that the entire situation now rests
with the men for the next move
| Employees Satisfied
! This official stated that the men
on the Baltimore & Ohio were gener-
ally satisfied with the treatment &C
corded them by the company, which
he explained was evidenced by the
| little trouble the B. & o. has expert
enced, and that there was a posi-
bilitv that the union would name a
committee TO begin negotiations.
Inasmuch as the superintendent
were advised by Mr.. Galloway that
/ the company desired to deal with
them direct, and that the message
said tho company would be glad TO
confer with committees representing
the workers." It is now likely that
some action will he taken by the
/ men themselves.
Although no representative OF I'M.
railroad locals could be Conmuncat.
| ed with last night, II IS likely that
within the next several days meet
ing will be called by the union lead
ers and some action taken regarding
the plan proposed. If 1t is agreed 10
meet with the railroad officials, then
time will probably be set for the
conference at an early date.
The Order.
( The vice presidents messaee
which was sent here TO General Su'
nerintendent J. N. Scott Is as fol-
+ lows:
Baltimore Md
I Press dispatches from Chicago In
this mornings news items indicate
that conference between the Labor
Board and representatives OF the
shop crafts to bring about settle
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ment OF the strike has failed to
reach a conclusion, and II Is stated
no further efforts along that line are
being made. | WISH you would make
It generally" known that the Balti-
more & Ohio company has been and
IS now ready to meet and have con-
ference with it's men, aid would be
glad to have conference with COM
mittees representing its employees.
believing we could settle all the diff
ferences between US and bring about
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MaSnnIn Outings.

Saturday 1T rrh'e Grove rAst ~
MARTINS Ferry The Martins / Ferry
Mason" cub will hold its annual picnic
q"d outing All masons and their
families have been invited 20 attend and
big day Is promised for all Sports
and contests Of various sorts and
dancing will be- the main diversions.
Arrangements have been made for bus
transportation 70 and from the grounds.
To" frs' bus leaves Fourth and Han
over streets at IN o'clock In the morn
irS and VII ror'jruA regularly through
out the dsy
F'r'day. July 2Srh = thA date which
has heRn selected FOR the Wheeling
Masonic club picnic. at Wheeling Park.
Special preuarstionS nave been made
for the event and athletic contests and
dancing will be the main attractions Of
the day. The following IS the COM
rittee IN charge Of the arrangements:
MesSrs
". J. Miller. A. y Psak~
Chairman W r. Bycott
W. l.. FelsinZ
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THREE ARRESTED
Two ptsorderlies And One Speeder
Awaiting Judge Rttz's Arrival

Three offenders will face POLICE Judge
John S. Ritz IN municipal court this
morning.
=. Stab was arrested by Motorcycle
Policeman James stanley on charG"
o. speeding. Dick ponahue vas arrest
oil by Policeman Voitle on a disorder'y
charge and Frank Connolly was arrested
on d.sorderiy charge by Policeman
paCcy.
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Dance Thia Evening

M enjoyable dance Will he given rms
evening at the Mozart Chemical build
my by the Mozart A. c. \ ihree-p!ece
orchestra will furnish the music FOR the
dancing which will Re continuous from
$50 to 1870. All friends Of the team
are invited 70 the dance, which IS N
charge OF committee composed OF
Messrs. George NIkolaus and Carl Floto.
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~ tho Rail farm at CEttonville.
Wednesday evening. m ENJOYABLE din
nor marty took place q, which group
- motorists from 'h!s city were the
rreri- ~ o'clock a delicious three
course dinner was served after which
me remainder Of the evening w2S
srs-; in various social diversions.
Tho guests were:
MeSS-s. and NeSda mes
Cno-Ie Eu-dnft T y Fedillior
p Z Cunningham George Anderson
carries billion
Misses
ENrevieyr REBELLION Wilma Jane Gun
Minnie Turdort niDgham
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Dorothy Sheets. the rings to Miss Car
lotta campbell and Miss Frances wynn
Reed OF Wheeling.
The decorations were carried out IN
color scheme OF yellow and white
with Miss Grace Cooun. OF Weber $,
as the decorator. 4 lovely basket OF
yellow roses tied with tulle formed the
centerp!ece for tho table, and variety
OF garden flowers was used about the
house,
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Losers Fete winners

An enjoyable dinner Of last evening
vas tina, held a; the Moundsrille camp
and attended by the local branch "'
rho Metropolitan Life Insurance com
?ruy TIL hosts at the party were the
losers ~ the recent underwriting con-
."s, who wore obi gated 70 entertain the
4 ,mtlnrS
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Picnic At PARK

At an enjoyable picnic party held last
Wednesday evening ut Wheeling par
Miss Nan shannon Of tho Moody Biole
Institute, Chicago. Ill. who Is visiting
Miss Esther Elliott ar her homo on
Chapllna street. was honor guest. A de-
l!c!ous picnic supper was enjoyed by the
guests and following a pleasant even
Ing vas spent at various social diver
S.ons:
Miss Fl''ot''s guests were:
Misses
Nan Shannon Mary Hutchinson
Elizabeth NcCThse Hazel stephens
Alice Snodgrass Lille Happy
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Eutertatns Club

Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. John Lana
,nver was hostess to the members OF ne'
r:uh al her home on cherry KIM. Inc
hours from ESQ until ; o'clock wer"
devoted TO bridge following wh'ch q
dainty luncheon was served 10 IN" ''''-
lowing members: MesdameS " ''.,'',
casey. Harry Brry. George lu"'' go
walker lanes Zimmerman. Roy Good
man Lester Sanders Thomas N"rt'
Arthur Kelley, Martin Schad, Louis sea
bright. Harold Dillon. Clyde Schad VIII
bort I.audmyer and John Landmyer
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Ho-orinr Recent Bride

Miss Haze, L'rasner will be hostess
"a, q nartv non. Mrs. Lester Snyder
tbs evening. to be hold at the Frasher
home IN Elm Grove. The affair xii
~ Inv ,he nature Of a miscellaneous
shower for Mrs. snyder. who IS recent
bride Music nd nedlework will he
tho main diversions 81 the evening anc
- delicious luncheon will =" served at
"a late hour.
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g. settlement 50 far as the Baltimore
G. Ohio Is concerned II our men
would be willing to meet WIN US.
Please have this posted on ouletin
boards at all points.
&C. w. GALLOWAY"
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Honorpv Dinner.

rIon"rj-= Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Car
renter. Of s. Louis who are me guests
80 '0,,el EriNuds NJ. ard Mrs. Walter
,a,-,~ entertained witch o'clock din
NOV ~ their home ~ Ohio avenue. last
evening Following me dinner the par
-. sriovcd tho rerformarc" NJ the Rex
theatre
Included were N"ssre. and Nesdanes
H., ,'arr.rtcr Howard Steele.
To-. S-ha Ffcr Martin Dillon.
Tr~.' r.uEtre Walter adams
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ro,,nlimeptary to MISS Gerard.

TN ,'0urtr. 'HUh was the scene ~
-r.e~;r vlh'e honorary dinner party last
,,ari,,.. Whom Miss Durevc Gerard 81:
,-s.craDd. who IS the guest of Mrs
,'A-rsae fiils of Beech Glen was COM
rn.,crtcd ny dinner party given By
NJ William TrusChsl Following M"
.~rrr iHs remaining evening hours
..- Sr' 80 H"nring.
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Sewing Session

Members 90 the Catholic women'B
league will NEE this afternoon for their
regular Friday session O.! sewing. The
hours are from ? until o'clock and
all members a nd friends OF the league
are invited to attend During the aft
ernoon refreshments will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21
PRETTY FROCK

Henstttchtng and nlet lace do
their BIT In making dainty this
frock Of buttercup yellow wolfe
Little tpcks at the shoulder give an
added fuIlness. The undersktrt Is
pleated on each side to make 1t
fuller without sacrificing the mar
row appea T nce OF the hem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21

The Catholic Daughters 90 America
CARROLL court No. 600. whose regular
r,s.,,i,. was 90 have taken place last
Monday. will hold g Monday. July -.
This ,nos,'rs j. the usual monthly
rras,tp:; and mau> r'N,rNr~ ~ 'mp"r-
lance viii DC taken uv. including the
completion Of plans for tn" furnishing
IF tho Syrian chapel. All members are
t,rp,l - ia nrASent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21

The first Impulse Of person loss IN
the woods Is to run, which ID tho ea"ss
OF most tragedies among tho tlmoeI.
because one usually runs IN clrcles Ana
becomes exhausted and terrrof11eo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21

bridge party today Three taeI"S WI.
Accommodate ~" guests and The games
Will terminate with m" serving ~
rir,nrrn at o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21
Alpha Pi Events

Yesterday, following the arrival At
noon Of tho Newark. O.. delegates, con-
yentton events OF the Alpha Fl soroT--
ity began in earnest. A reception OF
the delegates was held at the sorority
rooms, Main street, Bridgeport from
2;3o until $3.50 which was followed by
n business session. lasting until -
o'clock. Dinner was served At the
Green room at s o'clock at which the
various delegates and members wer"
present. The principal event on to-
days program ia the dance TO be he!d
at the White Palace. Wheeling park.
Dancing will be continuous from SGD
until ! o'clock. Convention activities
will be brought TO a close, Saturday.
by a swimming party and picnic sup
per IN the afternoon and evening n,
the park.
The following are tho delegates 70
the convention:
Alpha charter. o. Bridgeport. Mrs
4. p. Raumberger. Misses Helen WI
son, Pauline Ofterd'nger Mabel VII
son. Beta chapter, Of Newark. Misses
Mary Schnaight and Sara Hamilton:
Gamma chapter. Of Martins Ferry. Mrs.
Trevor Williams Mrs Robert Chew.
Misses Thelma Hobensack and Kath-
ryn Farnell.
The personnel Of the convention com
mittees as "a follows:
General chairman. Miss Irene Porter
reception committee. Misses VerOa
Davis, Beatrice Wiegel. Gladys. Kyle,
Edna Knoke. Mrs. 4 c Baumhergcr:
dinner, Mrs II W. Duncan and Misses
Wilma Davis. Grace Wilson. Kathryn
Rrandfass, Virginia Giffen: swimming
party. Misses Hilda Knoke. Sara Byr-
bel Bowman: dance, Misses Frances
Waugh. Mabel Wilson. Louise Rresock.
Ethel Meister. OF tho Alpha chapter
Bridgeport. and Mrs William Dawes.
Misses Lillian TickenS Margaret
Riethmiller and Virginia Floto r-orr
Gamma chapter. Martins Ferry
Party a. MeI-R.
At the Mel-R Garden Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. /. W. Smith. OF Martins
Ferry was rendered delightful sur.
prise party. At s o'clock a. chicken
dinner was served. charrningly appoint
ed. pink and white birthday cake
adorned the center of tho table and
EladIolas we-c used In rrofusIon in Tho
decorations. Those attending were:
Edna Saunders Dorothy Woods
Thelma Owens Mary F. Smith
Marjorie Brooks
Mrs
L. w. Smith
Messrs and Mesdames.-
Ira NJ. Owens l.. r. Smith
Roy r. Woods Nelson z. Hodge
William F. Brooke Charles F. MAYS
Messrs- Il
Lester R. Smith L. r Smith. J-
William May Uden Mays
]. W. Woods Ned Frooke
Amos Dawson
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Miss bloch Entertatna

With Miss McCoach and Mss MabeI
Ruchard as her honor guests, Miss Bet
~ Bloch will entertain with a charming
home dinner this evening. Covers will
be laid for tw"nty-tour young guests,
This is one OF a series OF social events
being given by the younger set for their
mi -of-tpWr guests.
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Honor Quests at Party

Mrs James Imboden, or Charleston.
who Is tho guests of Mrs. Harold o.
Etz, OF Edgwood and Miss Olive StenEle
Of Pfttsburg, the guests OF Mrs. Albert
schenk IT. OF Laurel avenue, Lenox.
viii be honor guests Al Mrs. Schenk' $
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Visitors At C1pS

Nr. and Mrs. r. F. Row'e ~ Rae
Mar Place Will leave tomorrow for
me Pike Run Country club. situated
in the beautiful Allegheny mountains
near Greensourg Pa. where they will
spend two weeks as the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. LeVan, who are spend
ing the summer at the club. Tho club
offers variety Of indoor social diver
sIons and outdoor sports, and Mr.. and
Mrs, Bowie are anticipating delightful
visit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21

Medium Brown Hair looks best Of all
after a Golden Clint Shampoo. adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21

Ms ~ Tyler. ~ Huntington
was honor guest 81 charming bridge
.rar', Civa- by Mr.. Percy K. Gaia
han. ~ Glouv cod Heights. y"S'"r.St
afir~r,"" M~~ Tyler i the house.
c,..,t "s Nj. GarI E"rdeu aud wa
cnr~,%r,, oc ,h,s civ. Following tn
- rrcrrnu,r ,c~~..n 80 cards q charm
.r., :.,o-ynu~>c luncheon va, sCyV"d
IT, l~t,-,fr noe.
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About People
Movements OF Individuals To Ana
Prom The otty.
AT THE HOTELS.

M ALL
Siam m Hotel-W. D Howells
Pittsburgh; T. B. Bartlett. Columbus.
o.; A D. Womiley, MARIETTA O. A
W White, Youngstown. O
Tho RGgers-H. ". Weller. Akron.
O.; J. r. Kingsley. Pittsburgh; [. l..
Emmuns. Clarksburg: A Q. Conoway.
Olivier. w. Va: W. NJ Waugh, Pitts
burg.
Mcclure Rotel-T. W BURKE. c7arks-
burg; II. D Crawfin ra!rmont. r. A.
Mann. Parkershurg: T. 6 Swanson
Parkersburg; ]. n. Renthax. parkers-
burg.
Grand centra1--I, A DAWN. Pitts
hurgh; T. Z. Mann Parkershurg; r. r
Dettus. Warren. O.: F. r. Oliver, Pitts
burgh; f, K Kenny, Pittsburgh
Hotel wheenng-A. Hurst Morgan
town; W. NJ. Kelly. CHaysviIlc. Ia n
Bass Pittsburgh: r C;rtmun. pitt
hurEh: f. Lawrence. Cleveland. q
Hotel wind5or-F. B Walter Nor
gantown: H B. Embliton. Clarksburs
c. A. Amoat, Parkershurc; {. u Fn;.
ker, C7arkshurE: H u Patterso, mrs.
burch: J. F. Haley, Pittsburgh
Miss Martha ReardslNv ~ the Island
will return from weeks STAY \, Buck
eye Lake tomorrow. Acto- snerdIrr q
few days at her homo Mss Rcards'ey
will return 10 Buckeye for n" ros, ~
the summer.
W J. Marks. &C ri',ehu-rh vas
business visitor In this CITY Yesterday
Louis Brand returned last evening
after short business vfsl, 20 TarErrs-
burg
Miss Gene FphIt,, ~ "a, r,l,,d mill
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Anniversary Dinner Party.

Anniversary Dinner Party.
In honor Of their twenty-thtrd mar
rage anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w.
Simmons Of Patterson entertai" ed a
party OF relatives at their homo last
evening" At o'clock delicious
chicken dinner was served 70 the fol-
lowing guests:
Mr.. and Mrs George King and son,
Harry. If Martins Ferry
Mrs. F.. Ambrose.
Mr. and Mrs R. z. Ambrose, and
children. Elizabeth and Walter.
Mrs ". r Clark and daughter. Hem
rietta-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Fcurni"r and
son. Edward
Mrs. Nan HUFF.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. e Ambrose
Mr.. and Mrs. John Huff and children,
Elmer. Eugene and Mari" Virginia.
Mrs John Pournter.
Mrs. Matt Dick
Mr. and Mrs. T. ". Simmons.
Arrives at London
Word has been received from Mrs,
Howell Jones. who left q month Or so
ago from her home in Martins Ferry
for a tour Of France and England, that
she mas dTT''Fi safety liN i'o4iAOA ~
or brief visit m Paris. AIRS. Jones
Joined a party composed of DR.. J. o.
Howells and sister. Miss Martha, OF
Bridgeport and Mrs. Phillips. At Lon
DON Two weeks or moro were spent
by Mrs Jones In the company Of Steu-
benvilln friends, In tho tour OF France
Guest ut Charleston.
Miss Virginia WYNN Reed. who Is
visiting her cousin. Miss Mary Moore
Miller Of Charleston, was ono OF the
out-of-tuw ugucsjs at ono of Charles
tons most charming Of birthday par
ties. Wednesday, afternoon a. which
Miss Charlotte Campbell was hostess
The following is IN eNcsrt from an ac-
count of the part
The party first vent 20 the Princes
theater under tn" chaperonaEe Of Mrs
Campbell and Mrs r. J. Galliher. and
after Witnessing tho production, Bob
bed Hair" returned t. the CampbalI
home In Pferpont avenue. a happy
social time followed and ices cake
and confectIone vera served There
was q lovely birthday cake with light
ed candios This cake contained sev-
ersl symbols. and they werN claimed
by the following: The wishbone 70
Miss Mar! Edith Holland, tho ,himble
70 Miss Ruth Wyckoff. the coin TO MIS-