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No Opiates or Other Harmful
Drugs. Safe and Immediately
Effective. Pleasant in Taste.

To roar a perfectly normal, healthy
baby, look to It's stomach. for right
there is where haby's troubles start
beginning with indigestion that re-
suits In collie, diarrhoea, sour stomach,
gas and other moro serious stomach
and bowel troubles. The minute baby
begins 10 fret. he should have imme-
diate attention. for this is his way Of
telling YOU that he has Indigestion.
Indigestion. due to fermented food
In tho stomach, throws toxic potsons
into the little system and sets up irri-
tation and Inflammation in the stom-
ach and intestinal tract This fermen
tation can be Immediately checked
with AntiFerment, brining prompt
relief to the baby and rest for the
mother. Your doctor will approve the
use Of Anti-Ferment 1t is perfectly
harmless. pleasant In taste and yet
very effective Any druggist can sup
ply you. Specify "AntiFerment for
children ADV.
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Alta. W. Va . W. II. w cndei, Cameron,
". Va: l. Parker, Cameron. w Va
Grand Ceutral-E. A. Bentzel. Par
kersburg: u. J. Bennett. sistersvills;
j. =. Anderson, Mannington: L. D. Carr.
Pittsburgh; G. l. Sattertleld, Now Mar
tinsville.
Hotel Wheeling. n. Greathouse.
]. W. belong. Cambridge, o.; c. E
!ngton.
Hotel windsor-M. II. Brumble, Fair
mont; G. :. Shane, Fairmont; G. NJ.
King. Parkersburg; NJ. Jidell. Newark.
y. j.: A. =. Herzig. Pittsburgh; Chas. T.
Bent, Pittsburgh.
Stann HOTEL. Gill. Clarksburg; ?.
S. Shields, Cincinnati; w. Vogt, Pitts
burgh: C. d. Deweese, philadelphia; T.
d. Owens. Manchester. O.
W. NJ Blanton. ola New York city, is
spending several days in this city on
business.
Ralph Ebelng will leave to-day for
Cleveland. O. where he viii spend the
weekend as the guest of friends.
Miss Incz Keller, OF Cameron. has re-
turned to her home after visit with
fri"'\ III this city.
a bushes visitor In this city yesterday.
Kenneth Rlchey OF the Island. Ia
spending several days IN steubonVtlle-
O.. on business
Miss Helen McAllister, Of the Island,
who has been spending the week as the
guest Of friends in Columbus. o. will
return home tho latter part Of this
week.
T., r. I'm. orr Pittsburgh. was busi-
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
Richard Former, OF South Wheeling,
will leave Saturday evening for Canada,
where he Will spend the next fortnight
camping with friends.
Mrs. Edna King. OF Woodsfle!d, Is VI
sitting friends in this city.
Van Thomas and Howard Friedrich s
leave Saturday for Ontario, Canada
where they will spend the next two
weeks.
Mrs. NJ. Todd and daughter. Eliza
beth, Of Lexington. KY who has been
tho guests OF Mrs. J. c. Freese. at
Woodlawn. leave today FOR California
They will be Joined at Chicago by Mt.
Todd who will take tho western trip
with them.
Sam and Sig Front have returned
home from visit at Atlantic City and
New York City.
Leonard and William Driehorst Jr.'
OF Edgwood. Will leave the end OF this
week on a trip Il the east,
Miss Margaret Boyd has rcturned to
her homo in Elm Grove after spending
the past week with relatives In CleVe-
land, O.
Prof F. B. Mobbcrly OF this city has
, been visiting relatives IN Monroe coun-
", Ohio the past few weeks.
c. NJ. Watson and family. have re-
turned home after an extended Visit
with relatives at Woodsville.
Mrs. William Ncshitt OF Cleveland,
o., IS the guest Of friends in this city
and IN warwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Francks and
daughter. Miss Norma OF this city have
returned from Il visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Palmer OF Barnesville.
Prosecuting Attorney Carl @. Bach
mann and family will leave the last OF
this week for two weeks trip 10
Atlantic City, y. J.
George KreSs OF Sixteenth street, Is
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JAY WALKING SECTION IN FORCE
AGAIN-CEANGE SEVERAL
PARKING SECTIONS.
Cannot Hang BuRtness Card on Park cd
Autos-Mardng off Parking
P1nces Prohibited.

CITY council last night adopted ths
recommendation OF the traffic commit
tee composed OF Councilman Harry ;.
Cunningham. J. c. Williams and otto
Schenk, whereby the traffic ordinance
adopted March II. 1872. vas amended
In number OF sections.
Considerable discussion took place
among the members of council concern
ing the parking OF cars in the conGested
district longer than 80 minutes. some
members stated that there were some
merchants that took advantage of tho
marking ordinance and left their cars
stand In front of their rlar" Of business
with a sign on il stating that the car
was used in the business.
One change In the recommendation OF
tho committee was made on motion or
Councilman 4. +. UlriCh. The commit
tee recommended that no parking be
allowed on tho east side Of Market
street between Twenty-second and
Twenty-third streets. Councilman u
rich stated this would place a hardship
on persons who went 70 market to shop
and insisted that II all drivers were
compelled TO park close 10 the curb that
tho street cars would have ample room
TO run on that street.
The Amending Ordinance
Tho ordinance as adopted last night
in some sections. amending the old ordi-
nance, IS as follows:
Be II ordained by the Council ~ the
City Of Wheeling that Section g. Section
IS. Section 3S. Section 40. Section A.
Section ~, Section ~. Section So, Sec
ton 10 and Section 81 be amended and
re-enacted 10 read as follows:
C.otioD < ehall have the
right OF way to cross streets at street
Intersections only. and drivers. riders
and motormen must exercise every care
TO prevent accidents.
At corners and regular crossing s
where r traffic policeman is stationed.
pedestrians shall watch his signals and
start so as to follow IN win the move
ment Of vehicles and cars.
Section So. No vehicle shall stand
at the curb IN the c0ngeSted district for
time longer than thirty minutes, OK
cept at designated parking places.
Section IS. Notwithstanding any
thing. herein before specified. the park
ing Of cars shall not be permitted on
tina, part Of the National Road between
Seventh street at Market and the foot
Of wheeling Hill going into Fulton.
Section 40 within the congested dis
trict vehicles may he parked at the fol
lowing places:
South side NJ Ninth street from Mar.
ket to Main streets
North side Of Tenth street cast OF
Market
Both sides Of Eleventh street cast OF
Chapline street.
Twelfth street east OF Eotr. north
side only.
sixteenth street, north side. Market
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To Abolish
Gas!

There can ben no peace on earth for n
vast multitude OF people until they got
rid OF tho evil effects of gas IN the
stomach and bowels.
Those distressing pains around your
heart may be duo 70 gas pressure. That
anxious, nervous te"linE. often accom-
panied by heart paiHi'atlou. difficult
breathing or Il smothcrIng sensation can
usually be traced 10 the same source.
To secure permanent relief you must
abolish gas-prevent' It's formation.
This may bs done by taking Baalmann's
Gas Tablets, which act directly uHon
tho set OF nerves controlling the d!Ses-
tive function and quickly assist in re-
moving the cause OF tho trouble.
Baalmann's Gas Tablets are perfectly
harmless, but wonderfully effective
Tho first dose will prove their excep-
tional merit. Get package today ana
enjoy some real relief Genuine Baal-
mann's Gas Tablets, price ono dollar,
como only IN tho yellow package. Sold
by G n Griest & Co. and leading
druggists everywhere. J. Raalmann.
Chemist. san Fra0ctscO.-Adv.
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Entartaiu at aPoint Breeze"

Last evening at their home toint
Breeze" near Bethany, Mr.. ana MIS-
Harry King Tootle entertained num-
Der OF their friends with delightful
picnic. A delicious picnic supper was
served TO the guests on the lawn anu
the remaining evening hours were de-
voted 70 varied pastines
Wheeling guests were:
Messrs. and MesdameS-
Alfred Oxtoby, Jr. Forbes simpson
THhnsan Mckinley Merits FranZheim
49,, Hall Edward Franzhetm
Neison whitaker Henry Hazlett
George Whitaker charles reen!
Misses 49,.
Virginia Mckee hEu'a Ho'u
Hettie Hazlett
william Franzheim William Brtce
Woodward FranzheiIWilham simpson
From Steubenville:
Those from Steubenvtlle were'
Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. Newman.
Misses ,,.c.oL
Heater steele teien M0>''"
Messrs.- @,-~ooL
Robert Lewis 5eoEse Sss
Frank Sinclair Frank Do' NO I Ny,,s
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Gaylord ana Mss
MARGARET Oxtohy. OF Wellsourg. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Fcllansoee OF
Toronto, o.
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SUN FORCES DEFEATED

Canton. Aug. 2.-(By the Associated
Press.) - Chen Chlug-Ming' forces,
who are favorable to the Picking Re-
public. have defeated the troops OF
Sun Vat Sen. the deposed president
Of the Canton republic and driven
them from Shiuchow. 1870 miles north
Of Canton to q point beyond Chilling
more than forty miles northeast OF
Shiuchow. according 60 a bulletin
given out at General Chen's Canton
headquarters.
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COUNCIL ADOPTS REPORT Of THE
ENGINEERS ON FILTRATION PLANS

filtration plant. IN which the engineers
gave details and specifications for the
necessary work to be done first The
plans call for an expenditure of 100000.
The engineers also submitted bill Tor
$4,000 for their part OF the work, which
was recommended to be paid.
The recommendation was made oy a
committee composed Of all members OF
council and the Ave advisory members,
which met last Friday night and heard
the report Of the engineers.
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GWENMAP-
WEDDING TO TAKE
PLACE AUGUST Is
Gvent Of Artadls Of Month VIII Be
Quiet Ana1r-other Social
News

Miss Mary Cooey. whose engagement
was made known week ago. has an
nourced her marriage date 10 be that
OF Wednesday. Aug. Is. The wedding
will be a quiet one with only the imne-
dlate families and few intimate
friends present. The Rev. 4. VI. Bar
of the Wesley NJ. z. church Will ON
cia,e Miss Cooey will have as her at
,endant Mss Ethel Workman. who Will
be bridesmaid, while Mr. Charles Gwen
mau will be the groom-elect'S, Mr..
Thomas Gwenmap, best man.
Miss Coosy Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Cooev Of $40 Woods
streeA Mr.. Cooey Is tho president or
the Cooey-Rentz company.
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tend the event and IN case of-inclcment
weather. arrangements VIII be made by
Mrs Stifel for the patrons. The lawn
has been wired for the occasion and
numerous boths have been erected FOR
tho sale OF the contections and pastry
Among tho pastry donations which have
been made, Will be 200 individual cakes
Mrs. Lee Hin, chairman Of the affair
and her corps Of assistants have done
their utmost To make preparations that
Will make the affair a memorable one.
Proceeds from today's fetc viii he
used TO carry on the program OF patrio-
tic work mapped out by tho n. A. r. for
this year.
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ed on the north side of Twelfth street
or on tho west side of Chapline street
adiacent to the Post office BullolneA
Owners or occupants Of any hotel. gar
aga bushes house or residence. ana thf
authorities Of any church may mako apt
pltcation to the City Manager TO nave ?
space Of the entrance OF their hotei;
garage, business house, residence OF
church, staked off and the parking q
vehicles IN such space prohibited. And
tho City Manager is hereby authorized
~ designate such prohibited space ana
upon doing so he shall cause such space
to be designated by metal sign POSTS !
which shall bear such inscription whioa
shall give warning Of the object thereof.
Space 80 designated shall not excsed4
eighteen 1S) feet where cars are psfkse
parallel with curb, and nine 90 xeee
where cars are parked at right anSics
to curb. Suc sign post shall DO unl1ofM
throughout the city and shan pe pro-
cured at the expense Of the applicant
No signs or notices prohibiting PARKING.
other than those in this section provided
for, shall be placed IN any street, stds.
walk or other public way OF the CITY o.
wheeling by any person, and any psaooA
placing any such signs shall b Sun6
Of a violation Of this section
Section 81 In addition to compiyins
with all tho provisions "a IA
adopted By tho City Council OF the CRY
Of Wheeling on July 2sth. 1871, ana IN
addition to complying with all me pro-
visions Of tho state Road Law tCAa].
ter 1l2 Of tho Acts Of the LeS1SlaSusS
passed April 21st, 1920 an motor
busses engaged regularly for the uans-
nortation Of passengers or freight pc
tween regular termini shall comply vain
the following rules:
For the purpose Of discharstnS
taking on passengers or freight sucn
vehicles shall stop on the hight hand
side Of the street nearest the curb ano
at a pont at least 80 feet distant IRON
the street. crossing tho street upoa
which they may be operated except tnet
I, IN. business district such vehicles
shaIl be permitted to stop for the puf-
pose Of receiving and discharsrnS pas-
sengers only at the following places
On Fourteenth street between 49,
and Main streets: on Market street eS
noint 80 to so feet north OF Twsna
street; on Market street at potnt ~
20 So feet north Of Eleventh street; On
T.nth street 80 to 80 feet west OF MA
Let street: Main street at point eo
so FEET south Of Tenth streets 4n
street at a point 80 to 80 feet nof.n o.
twelfth street; and on Main street o' 70
so feet north Of Fourteenth suee.
, p-o, ua,r looks best Of all
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VODKA SALE NOT AUTHORIZED,

London. Aug THE Russian trade
delegation stated today 1t had been
authorized 10 say that tho recent re
port from Moscow to the enect mat
the Soviet government was preparing
to authorize the sale Of vodka was "a
pure invention"
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Lovely wedding Of Tuesday.

The marriage Of Miss Martha Everett
Boyd, niece OF Miss Leota Everett. 10
Mr.. william II. kirchenbower OF Pitts
hurgh, son Of Mrs. Verda Kirchenbower,
took place Tuesday evening at the home
OF the bride on twenty-seventh street
Songs, 20 Promise Ne" and Because
we're sweently rendered during the cere-
mony by Miss Rebecca Kerr Of Toronto.
O.. and Miss Bess Coombe Of Follans-
bee Tho BRIDES attendants were Mrs
Walter o. Scott OF Cincinnati, o. as
matron Of honor, Miss Emily Carter OF
this city her maid Of honor, Misses
Helen Hammond and Ruth Gullett, Of
WeT1sburg as bridesmaids. Miss Olive
Monroe, a cousin OF the bride was the
train bearer, while the bridal path was
formed by Miss Ethel Lloyd. Of Toron-
to. O.. and Miss Marie Miller OF Wells
burg. Lohengrin's wedding march was
played by Mrs Nelson Nichols.
Miss Boyd Is former student OF
Bethany college and before her marriage
conducted a private kindergarten in this
city
Tho groom Is a graduate from the Car
negie Institute OF Technology and is a
prominent Pittsburgh architect
Out Of town guests at tho wedding
wore;
Mrs. veda Krchenhover.
Mr.. Dan Oppenheimer
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Seely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alter.
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Neal. OF az Pitts
burgh-
Mrs. W. Q. Scott and son OF Caccinnate
Mr.. Roy Miller of Morgantown
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Boyd. OF Tor
onto, o.
Mr.. Herman Mahan-
Leo Mahan.
Walter Mahan OF Follansbee, W. Va
After a wedding trip IN tho east MI.
and Mrs. Kirchenbowcr will be at homo
after September LIST. at SOC Maryland
avenue Pittsburgh
Eegion "Open HouIe-"
A delightful time IS anticipated by
tho members Of tho Wheeling chapter.
Service Star Legion, this evening at the
club rooms Of the American Legion al
1880 Market street, when they will hold
a card party and -open house" In ad-
dition to the card games, which will In
clude bridge, five hundred euchre,
with prizes to be awarded the winners
In each contest there will be most In
teresting program OF vocal solos and In
terpretive and classic dance numbers,
presented by some OF tho city's most
talented entertainers
Mesdames MILAN A Trautwein and
John Kaiser are in charge OF the re-
seryations for tables. Mrs John
Stamm, chairman OF the refreshment
committee. will be assisted by Mrs. O.
l.. Chalker and Mrs. John Nall. The
chairmen OF tho various other COM
rnittees are as follows:
Tables-Mrs Theodore Schafer.
TIckets-Alra. Gus kreuger
Press-Mlss Virginia Linton.
General chairman-Mrs George F..
Nilsson
AL members and friends OF the Le-
sion arc cordially invited to attend the
affair tonight Tho following is the
program TO be rendered:
Vocal solo .-..... .Mineta Wage n-r
Mrs. Naomi Seamon Douglas
Valse Caprice. Anna Bva Hart
Jane bouBhner
LaPetite Damoisselle ............
-.--....-..-----.- Lucille Selway
Balloon dance. Anna May Coats
Altar OF roses. Virginia Schafor
Fancy dance Betty RouGhner
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nnlIohtSul Picnic Party

delightful picnic party was enjoyed
Tuesday up wheeling Creek by a group
~ Young people fro Highland Park
The party Of youg folks motored TO
,Titable spot on the creek where tney
,,ap, several hours enjoying outdoor
diversions.
In addition 70 the chaperones those
who enioyed the affair were: Mary
RodsrtuS Hester Bodley, Cecil 'McLain.
Lee and Glessner PAUL..
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ENJOYABLE swimming Party.

An enjoyable swimming party ana
corn roast will be given this evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith. at Will
low shoals beach. The event Will honor
Miss Viola Maheuey. Of Reynoldsvtlle'
"a The guests at the affair will In
Guido the members Of the Community
tub Of Varwocd
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Ert.rta,n Pine Cone Troop

The members 81 Pine Cone Troop OF
C'~I Scouts. composed OF young girls
from, echo Point and Woodlawn' were
H.. guests ~ thejS leader. Miss HARRIET
Itaraan %, her home on the National
r.,J. near Huhha-dS Lane. yesterday
af,rrsnpr. several hours we're devoted
To- rr:,c,icc work following which so
r,,i time was enjoyed concluding with
Tho serving OF refreshments.
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1,nnortant W. G. T. U. Meeting

Tomorrow evening at CLOCK. In tho
I. w. {. A parlors, the Central w. Z.
T. U, will hold g meeting, Tho greater
portion OF the evening Will be devoted
10 the regular monthly business dis
cusslon and several important matters
will be brought before the members FOR
consideration. All are requested TO be
nreSent.
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Miss Almeta Knowiton' VINO
No, Suest for como time At the horne
-, A. and Mrs. VIM. Niebur Of -Four
,..ntb street, will leave this afternoon
,o- Nav Matamoras, o.. where she Will
nts,t With relatives and friends FOR sew
81 weeks before returning to her
homo IN Syracuse, N Y.
number Of charming INFORMAL AZ
,,trs have been given in hnor OF the
,.a.,.or Including a social gathering
r,,asd.v evening, while a theatre party
s.Id la at evening, followed by the
s.tovm.1t OF refreshments at local
tea room
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Picnic For visitors

Miss Florence Stophofr 81 bennington,
v T., and Miss Frances Sage or Easton'
IA. who arc visitors az the Misses
Mary and Elizabeth Rurdats. we're honor
guests at a picnic given ~ their host"
esses on rho lawn back Of tho Hurdats
home on the National road. a Wheeling
park Tuesday evening. \ large group
OF the younger crowd enjoyed tn" affair.
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Arrive at Paris

Ms r-.rz. S,ifel. daughter ot Mr.. and
Nr, edward ". Stifel and Miss Flor
. NO NJ>,r'. laughter IF Mr.. and Mrs.
.. :r.~s. Mu\weN. Of Pleasant Valley.
10 sailed IN an extended European
i,9r ,r7lo time ago are now In Paris.
.,.nndir- , delightful time. The girls
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MI Maxwell Entsrnnis.

Mrs George Maxwell had a rev or
her friends as her guests 1t her home
IN Pleasant Valley yesterday afternoon
to her meet her house visitor MISS
Ellen Eeates OF Highland hall. HolIi-
daysburS. Pa. The hours from until
o'clock were spent in various diver
Siors. Miss Keates Is visiting. Mrs.
Maxwell for only short while,
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d. A. r. Garden Party.

ono OF tho most enjoyable OF social
a. sa,rs 81 the week. will be that OF tho
d A. r. garden party 10 be given at
.F,demar" tho homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward W. Stifel at Pleasant Valley. Mem
bers OF tho organization feel confident
that this venture will he numbered
among their most notable achievements
over 400 guests are expected 10 at
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Kosssss 10 Bridge club

Mrs. ]. C. Williamson was hostess 70
the members OF her bridge club yester-
day afternoon. at her home on North
Main street. Two tables were ARRANGED
FOR the players and the games termin-
a,ed with the serving OF REFRESHMENTS
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Sunday school Picnic

The Clinton NJ. L. Sunday school VIII
hold their annual picnic, Saturday, at
the J. T. M!lliken farm. The orchard
will be electrically wired for the occa-
sion and rhe outdoor games and contests
and basket luncheon Will make tho day
most enjoyable.
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Al Hann Xi1l Rare

Tomorrow evening at Ramp hit'
Kare north Of Martins Ferry. the nen.-
hers Of tho NH club Will enter IaI Il
their friends. Various camp DIVERSIONS ~,
win be enjoyed during the evehI", ~,
~ served The event promises TO os
49, dsIishtrul, Tho committee In
charge Is composed OF:
po-,.. Clyde Grtfnths
1TIir,,r, TIastinrs Cloyd Michael
- woo1s Charles Updegran
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warwood Bridge Party

This afternoon a. her homo in War
wood. Mrs :. T. Taylor Will no hostess
to tho members Of her bridge CIup
Following several hours spent az the
diversion a dainty luncheon Will be
served, with covers laid for eight
guests
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Enenrtatn RTnla Glass.

~ her home on South Eoff street
tots evening. Mrs. A. H Ulrich VIII en-
,rrrain the members OF the Bioie c!ssS
~" TN, Trinity Lutheran church. Inc
hostess has planned pleasant evening
,.r her quests Following the program,
int, rrr~,~nrr,.nrS will be served.
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Cara Party This Evening.

W. William Buss' guests at IN
.I ,l~i, which she will give tht
.....,.r- a, hoy home on Thirty-hrst ant
,.a,apine street will be:
NoSdamcs-
" H"u9s L. Padden Kate ReiIly
~ ?, Rurkle Anton Yanda
,.,,.,r,cs Movers Stewart Graham
,,h.. yanreman John Murphy
D,,.id IVES, William Davis
Gus kindelberGCr
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xrrp. wadds,l 20 Entertain

Mrs. Mary Dickey waddell has invited
q number OF her friends 10 be her guests
on Saturday afternoon at her home IN
rho Martindale apartments. At WOODS
tale.
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About People
Movements Of Individuals 70 Anb
From Tho Otsy.
AT THE HOTELS

Tho Rogers-E. Eanglc, ClarkShurG:
T. +. Gassner. Hundred; I. G. Mechanic.
C1arksburg; NJ. R Chapman, Hartford;
Jack Simmons, Pittsburgh.
nraLure Hotel-C. L. West. Weston:
W. Bryan. Parkersburg: o. w Hilton.
Hinton. w. Va; w. NJ. Bishop. Terra
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HONORARY Dinner Party

Mrs Louis Stillwell will entertain a
few NJ her friends at her homo IN war
wood this afternoon with = luncheon In
honor of her guest. Mrs. James Renner
OF pittsburgh. The luncheon Will Dc
s.ryed at o'clock. charmingly appoint
ed In the colors. yellow and whitA
Covers will be laid FOR tho foIIowlns'
Mechanics
rar,.a Rsnn.r Charles Examiner
John Stillwell Roy Lily
RusaaIl Dorsey Frank Myers
Louis Stfllwell