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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
SPRING TERM
OPENS TUESDAY
RuLmoNr 90. BAR TO NAVE SNORT
SESSION. JUST BEroRp DOCKET
III CALLED!
Grand Jury Convsnss "wednesday AZ NJ
ClAiruyilIs--ons Homicide Case.

nh. snrlnK term 0f Belmont county
o,,nnon uIoa, court will start iom"' %
,o,. morning al ~ 'aYlTnViile, 'h'"'
with Judho warren W. t4wsn pfosi"''h
a 4, lI.aiy that tho Bar AsH0olatioh WIN
hoId ihair regular meatiha In the """''
,ou,n fuT n ah"It iim9 rri"I 10 lha '"''
Ing Of tho dnHhaI ~ tho l"ht" '"o
T.it tsru 81 court ala n"i hhl""'" az
~ W,iday. ~hiuh lsh ""lY 'h'"" ""'"
bsIvssu IaimH tho Hhn'"H' Voc '"'
nava,ai yeats The n'at day ~ cow
win h.. IaLan mp With the h"H''hu ~
,,.IIuns and dauuIInIa NV iuhr" """"
WadnaadaV Ia a"I f"' ~" ""'''"h
,nniIuna f"T naw iile|"
The rp,iua Hts"h j"f VIII "'"" ~"
ven. ~ Wodn.Hhny I" .lnV"H''H"'" wv
o,iminai 'ps"a Whil" W." gram ivy
will pr"hnbly H." IN "e"h'"h '"' ""
,h,.. d,vn tho wntk ~ ,hln llin" !"
ANAL .omror.d with ITO la" term "'
,.nd iun.v A. uissoW only nho ~
,,,,d hnmi,Ido ,ana han ",ouIt"h '" hh
h,nu.hI hofn,e ~. Iury. that belnu 'h"
a,,II, nf innh Innab. ~ fremont. ""vs'"I
.aoL. ,uu shnitIy aTAI hn Ia nll"h"''
,u have d,nuk a"na VII h'Y' 'h""h",
10 hhva anntaluah poln"h "" WI" "'''
:, ,ninTad man ~ tho nam" 81 ''"''
Tnnrar waIa rITnnled hi 'h" ''"" ""''
M. Ia laII IL connection WIN W" """"
.rh. lis, or nnii"nS sPJ h"mu''"'" ""'
fn, hearing inm",I"w follow. ""'
10, az ,,,r,n, aupaa IN .Ir"' VIII ola" V"
b.urd Ivy The Judge i"'p"'""
Mo,in,s sna Dam"'T.rs
Julius Taia'ovi"h. OF 81 ~ '"'"s'"'"
MahoT Coal 60.
John T.. Hntrir Va Tt"h Wsns"s"' O."
| nluipiTainr.
1rJwIu ~ nayre, 81 ~ ~ Mlh" H"H"
IGdwa,d wagner Va Milo U"F".
| Emmanuel NnnIarpkla ~ 1hnho" '"''
| HoinsT ~
Th,,,., 'ToyIor va CIiy ~ nsll"lre
n Mattuod Va iiorm"n Whl'" q, ~
Iinnio Il. Hlmpnon =" h'''h" ''''
| at al, ,.. y,
I ~ ucInsrd w. lfulh"Y ih'"O'' "
| Hardware e." =,
noio Of Onto up r"ihii"" 81 J. y
IlsoIt al 81 ~ VillaEo ~ h'lhH"r"''
| Arthur a. Conner W John W ''""H
Inr.. oil al ,-..
e. NJ luldnw Cisar a." IN ~ y b"""
I,,uo. In~siI r'anh H'h
u,id,aro,t D"iIar ~ Vlnu" -" q" VINE
! nhaTinsLi a. ~
| vJn Mnorn W. rlutn hlllH. ~ 81
| b,,,,,.I ,o,h.II Va do" Ni"h"" ~ o.
David Itinh," We 'ir". Vl"h"T. "' ~
| NJ, n,ndshsw va iin" Vl"h"", ~ ~
| urivor,c, T'a"mn"r 80 10" N'"""''
-, ~
npu,n TIro A. nnhhfr -" Va '"''' ~
Martin ~ 81
| WIN ~ nd"', ahul'nI"''"'"'' y" wv
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ARCHER WILL PUBLISH
queen CITY PILOT"
DAILY Newspaper Tor Msrdi 0'ss Hsour
saoaist. wholly In Charge ~
Local H.~sp.psrmAn

u NJ h,,h"T, 81 Tia in'slllR"r""tl nae
i.an appointed pUhllrh"'t "dli"', man
spe,, ,apn,i.', p,InI"r, 'dsHf ""h COPY
hey Ivr tho aIus"n ,hiy fll"i ll'iln
daily nawHpnp'r hat VII In p'pibb
daily 80 h"nfd tho r""hsi Queen '''N'
dn,Ina u. u"nulp hip ft"n' Cincinnati
~ tho Nav Orleans Marhl b'hr hnh 30
Iu,u Tho queen 'l'p !" r'h"dml"d "
isn,o Cincinnati ~ f"hTnn'y Goih, r"h'h
Now Orleans February 2hih f"' - "'aH
~ three dayr du'lnn ia. nnnunl fe"il
vet nud Iaa ylnL port ~ Mnreh iHl '" u"
arrive ~ Cincinnati 90 ia" i"inrn Wy
ago on March bih. MIr. Archer VIII Hn>
company Tho nyh"tiy titled Afchnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Al, and Mira mliloii u. ii"phln1 WI
return Wednesday from sh"'' H'"p
Ia Now Y",h
MI, w III Woirs In ospo"inh !" -"
turn Thu,nday f,"m philadelphia" "h"'"
nh, went tho IsIi1I phii ~ III" "h"" v"
no. 1mpsny he' daughter Mia" M"""''""
y@Isa who has a"Ua hu'L I" H""""""'
h.I ia ,es,nns haT Studios afta' "ren'
Ia. the Ch,Ist mas holidays WIN nor
ps'~nIs .,
MI, u. q Dancer :" recovering from
N ,aoant Illness al his home j" "''""
Lynn,
morn 10 Nj. aud Mis- Jamas lia~
hin.. formerly az this olv, hut no" "'
Tuaoarawns o"un,y. %, twins
norn--To Nj aud Mrs Wilbur Don
lev Of aptB Jacob street. laat Friday
twin boys,
Mr. and Mrs Dnvla Lewis or Hazel J.
ton. IA. arc Waiting a, tho h"m" "'
~, ,nd Mr.. ~ w. Tre,hswny of th"
Hou,h lido.
Misu Mary Hobsri"on In confined '"
h,, hnma on Chspliuo street with Ut
naAa. q
Mira Kenyon JoyOo az Han TTan'isoo
4. tho Euent OF Mrs J. hummer J"n"s
Ia Kanw0od Place. Mira. Joyce wan
,Ullod hoTa Ivy tho IlnaHa az haI mother,
MTa ~ y onsa.
Mira Hue Caldwell VIII" has been W
ct tho Dhi" valley Hano'al h"ap''"i, !"
aufnDaniIy recovered ~ Ia removed w.
haI homo
Nj, T. T. Jnm. 10 so'i"nSly III al his
/ hn,ua IL W""diswn,
Mia Charles " I,"udf""i VIII leave
the laIie, pat "f the ~oah f"' I"ih"'"
| intNF Ia spaud "a day ." iva.
~, and Ms w n Hamilton 40
sr.ndinn tho ur"uth 1T tha'l"''". H"'h
| Carolina
| Mis- Itonry 81 jones Ia verY III 81 ~"
| ohio valley g~naral h"npl,Hl
| Misc nopo ncntE. 0f 600 HranhV'""
a,rNor, ~ reouperatlnE after ""V"r'
llncsv.
| Mrs Rnto Blocker. or tho A"u'h Hoo
hna recovered from a RoNer" llin"""
| Mr.. Charles Prnudfoot, "r tho IHlhnd
will leave "Wednesday for Charleston
70 Hpend TOW dayH on bunin"an
| X. &. TrovOrc. for many years paa'
with tho Springfield q. offices or ~
q. Dun C Company, Will assume MS
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Murphy.
James e. Dams w Fred VI. BatricR'o".
Clark X. Lonley Va Robert l.. StaIHsy'
WIN. II. Rider. administrator, w hosH
Murphy. ,,,-,
city of Martins Ferry w Baltimore
a. Ohio Railroad co.
w. NJ. Dunlap va Albert G. WILCOX
ct al.
Mary J. Darrah Va James l.. FRY 81 a.
Achille Starace & Co. VS. N. d'ahsra-
como.
John r. schnegg VS. Edward Lewis:
Alyah u. Flood VIZ village OF HOBO
way ct al. ,u.,
Tousaint Requilez w Clara Reaullez'
J. w. Bright ct al ~ Niles Il. FER
kins ct al.
GeorEa Weisend Va Il. Cocoa OF al
Joseph shutiack Va Miha Iurach'
chester G. WIlkinson Va George D.
c0an, NM,
rharlen W Rsnnar al al Va mo "hea''
,u, A. Lake Erie Coal Mining 0mpan1'
IL,a0s Gases on HlroT.
r.y. I.,nIioh w tho state Df ONO
u.orse HanAay Va Tie stat" az '""
'Ihuutah Carey Va TIC state az ON"
.Tho,uaa raTay va Iha his'a ~ ONE"
wIy,m Hoba0n Va lha state az oh'"
Ml.. HusiU "a III. state ~ bhl"
Jdh i(InshI - tho state "f bhl".
AmaIia 'ud.lrh ~ ~" STATE ~ wv"
rum Varr.,- w tie Hla'H ~ "h'".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
WOMEN VOTERS WILL
DISCUSS The RECALL
Important Mssuad Of Ohio O0'ihtJ
League Mowers to Hpsak for
Don. itLSs.

Tho ohio County League az Woman
Nnin,a viii maet this ana'n""n at $40
at tho A - ~ W hell MlsH u'aVnn. "a
,api rhanIaIive IT tho naIi"nal "'uanlsn
ii"n whu hes h"a" organizing lesa""s
Throughout tho state, viii "hh'aaS III"
I"auu" T"ll"wlnp Mas h'"Vsa shh'a@s
tho u."iInu viii ha alven aver !" hiH
uuaainn "r the counting "'y 's""ll else.
,lan NJ, 1hsIies ii"w"'s VIII "pp"si
hofuro tho l.nHuo 40 ea"nia'lNa OF
tho J"ini "n'nmit,en fT"u tho uo"d N"Y
orn,nnnt I"rEu. anh ia" COMMITTEES ~
ono IindTad dl-uuSHinn "f maiieiH
restraining Ia tho olsU,lun viii ala" Ia
h.ld Ma A w. I'aull. p'oSih"n' "t
tho IonT"c. viii pIsSih" over ~" meet
lnH
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ny. W." Annual Meeting
httra"mv. FpoaTam Ptnp"ssd MIS-
na,d Ia Ne @ObtstL

Tho annual meallnH ~ tho Towns
W",npn'n th'lHilan accumulation VIII ""
h.Id this avanlus ~ tho admlnis,T" ton
building roo ChspIlns utraat, Mra bore
NoIuIuHer Hard viii 10 ~" 'ol"lai. ana
~ snuIaI boar has baSn plsnn"d nhef
which tho following program will H."
givnnl
MupIc. tikol"ls club
Evening dovoilona IN. Ila'on'" IT,
Alien
MIuutNH Of liant annual InoollnH
Annual report Uf iTaRsuror
UaneIpi HeCTeiarY'B rapport
pui0 Mira DOTa HaininHoT Hard.
ItounIi nom nrgniuGoi departments
IndusIrlai hhohnl"n
MombaTIhir
Cafeteria
uhlh' w"IL
mia. Triangle Ii'en'h
ItaHidnnUe fNul
ihyHl,a al nidn'aIl""
Vacation 'Gmp
naIlslouH Uhu"sli"n
Iin,,s.s nf Malni an""'"
u.un,t uT H"nlna,liE 'hn'nl''"H.
n.ru,I nf Talis,n 80 Il""'l"n ~
bl,oui"'s
nussIan wumon hsV" III" 'nru'"''"'
ar n,juu bora politicians aud dlpl"
mats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
RIVER news

with the river falling slowly, -
o'clock last evening a pool Of II festsX
Inches was registered At the whAff. *
Thore were two arrivals and I've -
pnrtures yesterday. tho Cen. Woo4 e11er
inK In from Cincinnati and clsAfiA9 -
evening for Pittsburgh. and tn
Cordlll arriving yesterday rnosnla4
Charleston and clearing last aieNe
Pittsburgh. Both will return 49,
and leave tomorrow morning on ~ ~
turn trips. The Helen Il. will AlDo
tonight, clearing tomorrow Moo
ON the return trip To AAtanosAA III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

now duties In connection with tn" local
Offices of tho namo company THIS morn
:ug. Mr.. Trevoro will ho in charge OF
all field work hero.
Mrs. George s. Eborts. widow or the
late George s. Eberts. who passed away
within tho past year, and mother or e.
IL. Eberts cashier OF tho Bank OF war
wood, Ia seriously Ill ut her home on
RlChland avenue. Warwood.
Mrs. william Mulvey. OF 1907 McCol-
loch street. was removed to tho North
Wheeling hospital yesterday to undergo
an operation.
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,.i.. ninh.,d. 90 np.as

Mia, IrnoI t,luh",dr, "f Wellington
vito has horolna a. popular \" Wh"'''"H
with msmheTs nr tho w"'"""' ''""'
cnd all wn,non wh" 80" lni"'""'Nh '"
current topics. VIII "Rain ar""h h"'"'"
tho Current Evans hsp"r tm"n' 81 w"
club on Friday 1n"rnoou NJ III" WIZ"
Auditorium, ~ 4 o'clock.
Mra wil nrunhauH. treasurer "' w"
club. will 10 on hnnh /" rroolv" meW
hsrshlp dues for tho ynar HmeI'
yusut fso will bo asked for vialotrs.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

nIsa Mary Alexander viii he h"s'"sp
10 tho msmbsra 81 thu Noun, do oha"'"'
study Hiub this afta'""on ~ ha' nom"
on hnrIh Main atFsat very ihtoTa"'
lns program has basn Arranged Tor Va"
n,,t ,n.otins 81 tho new ysaI, and t"a
yin ba served at tho conclusion at the
p,oars,n III. program 10 as follows,
noIi Gait -Essmpis- h0m tho fa'
,hanon AMI Dins,sat Tempias !" u'asns
rsPsfs
"aytian aud Egyptian souip'"rs 90.
............ Mfp Henry Tiilihe"
"uyooian aud Vsnsilsn nonIp,o's .,'r
Mrs milan ~ hahulsnbefH
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About People
MOvsmsnts OF Individuals To ma
from THE Oity.
AT Tnn nOTuLn.

MaI.uFs -MIu I, - l."""'' anu """h"
tot bahm"ni. ! l"h"' "'' W.
psIruunt w ~ li"iI, ''"'N"""''
4 T,avo,a rairm""i. Z. j. west WV"
aiaI
wIaAaop~--I hhTlos NJ ha'''", '"s""
u w TInsT. Huntington
stamm ~, NJ Mnrh"Y ""'"""'"
noHsrs A IaI'sll, W""'""i
4 ssner aud wif". tl"'h"h"'s
Chairman, Hartford
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hook Rsvisw Luncheon

ITO Lot" by John Galsworthy. VIII
b. tho book discussed by momberH OF
tho Hook Rovicw. who will meet Tor
luncheon at the Mcclure hotel on FRI
dav afternoon at ono o'clock. Discus
qions will DO led Mrs. e. c. Ewing. Dr.
Clara Sullivan and Mrs. Walter Kelley
Those planning to attend arc re-
ouested TO mako reservations with Mrs'
Charles Beekman ms soon as possible.
owing TO the limited number OF attend
ance.
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KINGS DAUGHTERS
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
Will UmLnBAva raiATH
AaaivnhaAnr or rHn ma
rIOnAL OAa aInATaOa
10. zOAAow.
niles aa"nsi ssasso~ VIII
a...a al Aa,s..iIAaaoa shower
rats Hvsaiaa,

RI. NluS'a l~uHht"TH VIII ""'""i''7
IN. thI,ty pIsth snnlveTssTy 81 tho ha
tIunaI 9rannlsatinU a. mS"'lA r"lo"
viii a. hold al tho Fourth street hs'h
odIst church Tusaday mofhinH at !.''
o'sIoch Mrs Aiss NounH Will pre"ih"
yary lntsrsstlnG program has "'sh
ufap-rad undsT the direction az h'H y
= proudfoot MIA Nobsft j. h"sh'
,,.sidSnt OF the IntaTns ti0nsl N'"a
pauahIs,s. ~iiI be present a"h VII a'F"
q short talk on tho history 81 mo u"
,IunzI organization MIS- 'hSt'ss W.,
:, Ann. . paat prasidsn,. viii ais" pps""
othar pact presidents or The i"'"' ~
ua.i.atIon who viii he present are A'S
Young Me Jacob nlthnHha" "'
AIss Anns Johnston feature "i wv
ptnsran viii 10 several mns'ea' ""'"
heta i.y MIS- starry TfsVs'a.
rhs Kings D~nGhte's pT"ara" WIZ
he xIyan Ia oonnsotlun With inc """'"V
church day of tho ~otnanH o's"n'a
ti.,a NJ the church. The w"n"na Fo'
ala, Missionary Huclcty will open w"
m.s,Ips at,IOli0. with MIA A. j. ''s'N"
pr..ldinH Luncheon viii la served AZ
i9tlO Mra Dent Taylor 4" h"S's"" 'o'
,h, day. This wOmsn's HON" h'""'""
ary Hocisiy wiil have qh"rE" 81 w" p"'
cram after luncheon. hTs, ~ ~ ''""-
son will direct tho program Ths b"""'
Ala a.,toty viii he the concluding 10"
lure aud Mys Taylor Will p'SH''o'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
womau', Club of wArwood

Tho Woman's Club or Wnrwood viii
meet this evening at 7:SO In the high
school auditorium OF Warwood' inns
session 10 be held tonight being the
meeting originally arranged for Janu,
airy 10Th. Ralph waldo Emerson VIII
bo tho subject under discussion Mrs' H.
W. Fricks will preside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

meeting =: tho association. tn" meeting
has hcor forwarded. MrR. thhileH !"
MorrIsoit. tho president, Is preparing
nm attractive program. and a largo MUM
her or tho nlumna" Of various colleges
will be present. The meeting Will be
hoId mt tho Y. ". G.. A. at 2 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Mnmbsrs ~ tho thiholl" Women
League viii nnIny a, card party at III"
isaEua headquarters GA ih"pll"o S''o''
thin evening piyo iiunhroh, hlhso al"
rIuchre viii 10 rlsYnd "nd '"h"Sh
meats viii 10 seINad a. tho '""'l""'"''
uf tho games Al m"",ho's 81 Va" l""H""
ara InViIaa 10 attend
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n.tr,T,, 40 Uhas1...on.

niaa Ida linz Hc"t,. VIII" hsH bee" W."
guest ~ Mia. Jane Jops"n IN wood"
dale, will return I" her h"fn" In 'haf'"a
ton iomorrow During hSr at.Y In I'M"
city Miss Aoo,t haA h""n h"n"r"h "l
asrisa % delightful Informal affairs
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ftollana AluInnas

The Collegiate Alumnae association
will meet next Saturday for Its nrst
meeting or tho new year. owing 70
other important Affairs which have been
scheduled for tho daIa or January iolh.
which WAS tho original limo act for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Tho vnman'a Ib'spi,sl SAS'"I"'""
viii huId la annual nsS'lns 'h'S "'"'
n,.,.n 81 O'Clock 81 tho ''h'" NS"s'
,isno,al Lospiiai VIII Ar" w h"'
In, prasidlnf The ola''l"" ~ "'"''''
i., tie ,nn,lna ySa, VIII 10" 's''n'"
,,f ia. ,n.ailnd, ~nd 'sr"'ta 81 W." ""'''
,,Iss or the rsaI Yaa' VIII "'"" 70" t'N"'
rha meeting wiii u" pre- w
naatIna "r the h'S'd 81 "a" "" wv
lo~lnH lattice ""'"r''"" ~" '"'"'"
NJ W 8 uu'i"'. Ir"'.h""'
d., t,,,,.s Tu,urlna. nruI vic" pT""'
dSut
Nj, Mai y ulmpzuu. troaHur"t
Milan Zoo texture, ao'totnry
NsRdRmsa
:. - Hubbard sally MCColloCh
"a II rIernsn William y. atlfsl
Howard Hs1l"u ThomaH H. @o"''
n w Peterson
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Catholic paurhtsrs Tonigh,

Tonight ut the Carroll CLUB inc
Catholic Daughters OF America VIII
meet Tiss Marie Lane. Erand regent
viii p-eslde. Business OF Importance
will be transacted.
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Ir,"a,. 30 Ho, Grs" "'''''"""Hd "a
tn. ,ia,, H., $50 "-rt 'ls""d""F 'h"
a.,ns vii,h slll 49, relh !" '""y""''""
Eat - 49,. hl",hsI a"'li'"'l"'n 1hs
Ntra,r i,Isrn G~vs", f'"m ''l"'h-h"'S
t.ks been rnrnusd ;" ftr"l'h he dawes
,st,slo rri he ,ftrlt !" hel"E ""tl"'rr'
u. sn ,,rs 81 ~" ""s' "nl"y"hl" vents
az tho -p'rluu yea Nv 'n""l'~'S ~ 'ho
,Irn,Iug n"i TIE c"in'nlhss Nhl"h
viii have 'rpra" ~ arrangements ~
,lu,lss Nauntr' Mnrr Wolfe chairman,
WIItam Archibald NlhNrt Aohsr, lien
~ Jp.ubn mud Holland duyss.
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unA.,haina n,ians UlMh.

Ni,a A A. Whas' will s"'s''"'" W."
msmhera of her bridge "l"h this a""'
noon ~ her home Ia iie~,h"'"~ Court
nrIdsa viii engage the guests curing
thu sna,noon, snh a dainty l"n"h"""
viii he served at tho conclusion ~ play
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xon.. Party as Morton Nome.

Misses GencNieve and Alice Norton
gore hosteHsea To a number OF friends
AZ a delightful informal affair At their
home In Highland park Saturday eve
ming. In honor Of group or classmates
=, no have been entertained al mouse
rarity at the Norton home over the "ee'S
snd The young ladies. all or whom
rre students at Moum do Chantai. ~l'
resume their studies at the az" ie"S
tails marning included /" inc '"1"s
Is,ty s,Is.
MlbacD
Iiits a iiuwofn uf taH,naisurE. Ia.
,.r.itu,i, -. ltiuH'! 81 pulii"""l
tatIi, leo dd,..h 81 'ti.fi""
pstF ttuco,ti - i't'tPh"'s"
Adj. ',.,pisa 81 Ns~ '"'t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Misses HuAsl and Mario S"amoh VIII
br Joint hpstessHH at miscellaneous
shower at their homo on Phteeht"
street this evening. In honor OF "e''
sister. Miss Naomi Seomon whose en-,
.,,y.nent 10 MIR. Ralph J. Douglass OF
Irhrlchsyillr. o.. was recently announc-
ed The affair viii include small
crnup OF friends OF the honor guest ana
n dainty luncheon Will be served during
Tho evening,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

The H.rvIoe TWis VIII not m"ot thu"
~esk During tho coming year "s
meetings Will 10 hold un tho hrbt an"
third WsdnosdayH OF tho m"hih'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Two tables will accommodate tho Enesta
for q ssssion OF bridge. and tea viii bs
served at tho conclusion OF play. Those
playing will DO.
hasdanos
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aid o. W IolaTaOn
a. "a IL,bbaId a. Miit"u
MuIIuIa hays hl"s, GLASS
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
ID a. n. Tea

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tho ucnbcra ~ wheeling Chapler
lIsughtCf- 81 tho American UoVolut'"h
- tho Hr-t meeting "r tho ne" yshr'
which VIII he hold Wednesday anhr'
noon The rollO~lnE very Interesting
pT,aram has been arranged
Ron can
flaspmnRr. Anecdotes or Colonial Wo'
mzn. Abigail Adams. Mao Iisndsrs"n
p,dor nT nusinrHs itoEant. Mrs.. ~
u. ,hiatlsn.
Tea sllI he served AT four o'clock
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Mrs Holloway viii 10 hortsss tn
"a. nn,nbtTs 81 hoo bridge 'iub this
,nefnGon al hsI home Ia .sathaf wood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Dancing Party.
An Informal dancing party VIII be
,eld this evening at Lash's hall In
warwood by a group OF local young wo-
non. The hall win have attractive
decorations for the occasion. and n popu-
ar orchestra has been engaged 20 fur
,ish a program OF dance music. The
following ladies will act AZ hostesses:
Mesdames-
-nrl SeriE John Conner
Burnes Murray George Gshros
YrIiam Hamilton Frank Kyle
fred steele Mrs. woodruff
Alfred HsTaoT Wm. MoAamATa
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
S. S. Mcclure of ''McClure's"

Lou" series were the most popular
ever printed In McC7ure,s Mdgd<ine.
when 1t came into the Office" he
said. st was the most ragged, de-
jeeted. unpromising little manuscript
you ever saw. His own favorite is
the Detective Story MdsoSine. He
vowed he was in earnest about this.
He said he found story in it once
and told q friend he'd like to serial
ize it himself, it was the real thing.
His friend, of course, thought he was
suffering from intellectual deteriora-
ton, but one day he was looking
over some numbers of Bldcklrood's
Hogozine and found this same story.
Travel is his favorite recreation
and he says he gets ideas when he
goes about in far countries meeting
interesting people. He used to jour-
ney off to Europe in search of mate
rial and pure pleasure. He looked
for new authors in much the same
way as DR.. Bode used to go about
searching for old masters. He said
he'd crossed the Atlantic Ocean 115
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

inal Greek aloud 10 them. and then
his translating. Sharing all this with
Mrs. Mcclure, who knew Greek as
well as she knew English.
He then told about how Meredith
was on a walking trip in Wales and
in the evening chanced upon an inn
where the host set before him wine
OF delicious flavor. He was so
pleased with il that he came back
there every evening for dinner and
in two weeks had exhausted the sup
ply of wine. Some one asked him
why he did not buy the wine and
have it sent home. Meredith said it
wouldn't have tasted the same away
from the little inn and the surround
ings.
Now, Mcclure said, most men of
consequence are good cooks. "The
way Dumas describes dinner makes
you hungry. Meredith was an in
comparable epicure and an excel
lent judge Of wine." However, he
liked his food and wine in mod
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
Ernerson's Life and Work

says: "The most rudimentary utter
ance of his brainwork, yet often the
freshest; we put it at the base Of his
building" OF Emerson's poetry Mr.
Snider says: ''The poems of EIner-
son, which taken separately are
lyrical jets, often of great beauty
and power, but taken together are
fragments of q great poetic structure
never completed; perhaps never fully
conceived. but certainly aspired for
and wrought at in this creative part
of his life"
Mr.. Snider summarizes the auto
writings Of Emerson.
journals, letters and poems, by say
ing: "Such are the three main
groups, as we conceive, of Elmer.
sons germinal atomic writ as dis.
tinct from his more finished compo.
sitions. This part of his work has
its peculiar interest and Importance
in his psychical biography; he was
the man Of intermediate intuition
and inspiration, not so much OF
mediate reflection and organization.
He disliked all system; he had, in
deed. no deep sense of it's signifi.
canoe in the mind or In the world,
The moments suggestion was the
divine thing, or most likely to be
such, hence its word was what was
to be written down ON the spot as
Gods own oracle. All his works are
directly or indirectly biographical;
they form kind of universal diary
OF the great man, Of which his
journals are the most immediate ane
spontaneous oyerfiows."