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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
ElDAY. FEBRUARY ,. 1922.
a, n'nlnnl u 81

New Freedom. penna.
10 WHOM TT MAY CONCERE:
"oiiSc ~ hereby given that on tn.
gun day % Apri. lsz2. VIII move the
tir4u!, court OF the city OF Richmond,
Va pf ia" iudg- thereof ia vacation TO
uir"ri transfer OF ten fiOb shares OF
siorN % IA" rlaLt.rs National Bank o,
hchHpni "a. npw standing ia the name
OF Hdiy Ellen Stewart.
" u. FREED
Executor OF May Ellen stewart
GEORGE BRYAN.
F"t 'ae Morton.
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society HoIds Annual Session.

The annual meeting OF the Crippled
Children's Home Society for the cleo
ton of officers and sixteen trustees
wil' DC held ut 4:ao o'clock this after
noon ut tho jefferson Hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02

The oyster supper scheduled for
tonight, at lakewood Avenue Raptist
thurch by tho Y. w. y. and Circle No
,. has been postponed because OF
weather conditions. Announcement
VIII be made later OF the date of the
supper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
Four Checker Games Drawn

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND. Feb. -
N the in;erna tionai checker chari
ioa"hip between Robert Stewart. 2 q,
lassow. and Newell w. Banks, ~
Detroit. four more games wCiG
'rawn today. The score to date IT,.
tcwart. l; Banks. 0: drawn. 49, rhcrt
Nnl be no play TOMORROW -. ;.
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hULIItINo-LEt;4LS
Legal Notices
1877 W. $. ROBINSON. JIt..
Real Estate Audiences

In execution OF a certain deed Of
trust. dated November -. 1920. and re-
corded in tn. clerks Office OF Rich
mond Chanc"ry Court. in -. -. 2G5-C,
pHE" 335. to the undersigned trustee,
default having been mad. IN Ia. pay
mcut Of the debt therein secured
ana being required by tn. beneficiary
80 10 do. ! viii sell at tho office of
= ". Eobinson il. ST. Luke Bank
building, on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY ,. 1922,
"a, O'Clock L. NJ,
That certain metal garage and lot on
til" north line OF M" Street. near
Twenty n!nth street. fronting 10 feet
On " street. with "a dcp'h OF 80 tcct
TERMS. Cash.
>. W ROBINSON.
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02

TO the creditors Of MURRAY & COM
rANf. INC, OF Richmond. in the
County OF Iienrico, and district
observation-disclosures:
Notice is hereby given that on
January &c. 1922. the said MURRAY q
COMPANY. INC. was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt. and that the first
meeting OF its creditors will he held
IN my o.iicc. Rooms 11lS-lll9 Mutual
buiiding. Richmond. Va. on the 10TH
DAf or FEBRUARY. 1929. at 10
o'clock I'm the forenoon, at which
timc The said creditors may attend.
prove their claims. appoint trustee,
examine the bankrupt. and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
TIiOS. Il. SNEAD,
ltefcrco In Bankruptcy,
January 81. 1922
WANT Il aus -r ,u,VT Hr,o IN. 81. 80,
hed ans ''
READ ALL tho iau"xeu Classified az.
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Standing timber Wanted

We have some buyers for standing
timber. large and small tracts: would
be glad to handle what you have. Get
in touch with
ME-. PERDt;.
with ]. \. CONNOLLY * CO..
Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

70 the crcd = of ARLINDo AR
RlGiil ar rIETRO FIBBIANI.
partners g. ling ny ALRIGHT Il
60, aud Individually. OF Richmond
In the cnuI.ty Of llcnrico. and dig
trict MISUNDERSTANDING
Motto" Is hereby given that on
January &c. 1922, the said AULINDO
NtiH!tiiI and RETRO FlEEIANI.
partners trading 'IS ALRIGHT Il Co.
ana .ndividuaiiy. was duly adjudicntcd
bankrupt. and that the first meeting
az their creditors viii h. held i'm my
"hlcc. Rooms lllS-lllo Mutual build
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1922. at 10
o'clock IN the forenoon. at which time
the SAID creditors may attend. provc
thelr c!hImS. appoint Al trustee cx-
anime the bankrupt. and transact
such other business as may proucrIy
come before said meeting.
THOS. Il. SNEAD.
Rciercc in Bankruptcy.
I1nnnrN
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D,Sri ~ tLl>>f ,aD

esyr<xa special Communication OF
twIcnSA Ntchmont Lodge so. 10. A..
skW.I J.. & 4. NJ. VIII b.. held In
ViAHza ia" Masonic T-mpi.. broad
AMI Adams Streets this
tIhIr"dayl afternoon at .!3O O'Clock FOR
ine INurrns" u paying the las; tribute Of
respect I" our late brother. Henry r. East
A"mh"rs ~ rHter lodges ftatrTnH!ly In
Nl'.d 90 attend.
l.y order Ot ihc Worship:ul Master
ROBERT + wISFKEE
Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02

In the matter or No oSSs
MURRAY Il COMPANY.
INC, Pnnkrnntcy
Bankrupt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VII,GINiA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02

uSNcc.
REX o. ICNTS Co. INC.
Auctioneer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13
MEN WANTED
SHOP CRAFTS

Machinists ana helpers on account
OF STRIKE. The Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway company will
receive applications for positions as
follows; Machinists, boilermakers,
hlacksmiths. sheet metal workers.
electrical workers, carmen an d
helpers. Apply 20 Supt. shops. To-
peka, Kansas, and Master Mechanics
at Chicago, FIT. Madison, Iowa, Kan.
sas City, Kan, Argentine Station.
Chanute, Newton. Arkansas City.
Santa Fe Labor bureau, 612 South
Wabash Ave, Chicago, and Santa
Fe Labor bureau. 10 Vest Missouri!
Ave, Kansas City. Mo Wages stand
ard and employment steady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13

large cash payment
g-room house, worth
gT07- h,
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WANTED

w NAN I I'D
YOUNG man stenographsr with preferences
given 20 college graduate but any appli-
cant must have good English education.
want man capable Of constructive think
Ing and becoming secretary 20 busy
executive In large oil company.
Must have good health. Field experience
10 desirable but not required.
~ you are not clock watcher and not
afraid Of work there IL a job with fine pos
sibilitiea waiting for you. Give full par.
tioulsfs about education, previous eTperi-
euce salary ana positions held.
WIN consider your communication conf
dental " 50 requested.
ANSWER, EXECUTIVE"
TULSA DAILY WORLD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13
Pet Stock
Poultry
Seeds & Nursery Stock.

HAVE BUYER with
wants 90 huv o 10
the money Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13
Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds


A FINE pasture, water grass. shade. close
IN. Uvrat.gh wanted, usBEe $3.50
GOOD gated saddle horses for hire al
ia y. Cheyenne. Osace l5ib.
JERSEY male for service. ia n. Chey.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13
Employment
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE :

SITUATIONS wANTED-fEMAlE ~
EXpERiENCED legal stenosrs pher do
rlres permanent position with reliahle
firm; best Of references S1o'G. care
World
EXPERiENCED piano player AZ liberty
DANCES and parties specially. Call
cedar e23 between and p. NJ.
EXPERIENCED s'enoEtsphet desires tenn
porary or permanent position. Cedar
GOOD iaundfess wants work ~ the hour.
Call Osase si6l. "
plesting Mrs Harris. 2oSb 8. MAIN
LOOK for sign. -
LAUNDRY work. rough dry. finished
cistefn water, called Tor, delivered.
Osags t2ts
LAUNDRY wANTED-Roush dry 500 a
sdoze1i ehidrena plain sewing osaEo
MANicURfsT desires position at once.
AAdress 216.H, World.
NURSING BY day ~ wees. b. lcsnsec
attendant nurse. 7. C. 80. IL l.. lifs.
kell place. -
PRACTICAL NURSE wants confinement
cases. Mrs. Milthron, Usage 2bg.
POSITION WANTED by young lady ste-
nogtapher with high school education,
Address Vera Barr Nowata, Okla.
PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced IN ali
cases. Al references. iil2 s. Carthage
'.T''Ef ofN1-1s
STENOGRAPHER desires position, some
experience, reasonable salary to start
Call CEDAR 3507.J.
TULSA WI WASH
70 lbs 81. rough dry so cents per dozen; /;
finished 81 per dozen cedar 35ib-R
wANTEp-Rough dry laundry work
guaranteed OsaEe bsSs
WHITE woman wants washing and from
ing by tho dozen. Work guaranteed.
'ehke -ofh.
WIDOW wants laundry work hy day or
hour. No phone. can at 1885 r. Third
wANTEb-Posi,ion as housekeeper, In
home, by refined widow. Box 35i Avant,
WANrED--Washins 10 do. Work done
right Csll psage $50.
wANTED--A position as housekeeper IN
motherlees home; not more than two
children; am 80 years old; had fuf-
flcient experience. will exchange refer.
snce. Address Box 74s.G care World.
Financial
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ~
AUTOMOBILE repair shop for sale. high.
class work only. call OsaEe lt45.
ANNA a. MUSTER.
thing Money advanced to help you
buy. ais security Bldg, Usage 226l.
ANYONE Wishing a money-makinR prop.
osltion would DO well to Investigate
this. Nice tea room and evening gag
den; daily income never less than fi5s;
party leaving city. will make sacrifico.
Call Usage 1909.
ADVANCE $500 toward handling urgent
opportunity. May mean your fortune.
Box 7S3 Tulsa.
SMALL CAFE In a good oil town do
inE y good business, two bust ness rooms
and lot 25NlJ0 and two residence houses
renting Tor $50 per month. all well To-
Gated. for sale or trade for farm or
acreage near good town. oscar Carpen-
Ter. BOX 700 Shidier. Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13
MIR wANrKD-FvMALE

A FRIEND wanted 10 know why
Turk Bros, spent so much tim,
-fl'lns -.n. .t.. because :. .o5E
IN, time OF hundreds Of people to
road them; also why they didn't
iir Broken Arrow. told him II
was In a better fin now than the
town he hailed frbn. Yep. stili
few hundred pairs o, ladies' OK
fords and pumps 20 ssli at u
pair. TURK Bros. Sis S. Main store
Tulsas largest shoe distributors
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13

EXpERiENCED legal stenographer de-
rlres permanent position with reliahle
nrm; best Of references. 670.G. care
woFTd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13

LInmr mnusEKEErINN KOOMs q

BOSTON. s., S2l--Two housekeeping
rooms nicely furnished. close IN.
private home.
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oECOlkl 1
No Indorsees Necessary
Our charges are low, consistent
with services rendered.
The approach of warmer weather
brings with IL many needs for ready
cash. Do not hesitate TO call II you
can use some extra money to tide
you over.
We are the youngest company in
town, but we win be the largest in
time. as the rates we charge are fair.
both to the lender and borrower.
Any amount from
$40 AND UP
Can be had- here promptly on tho
basis OF character ani steady EN-
ployment
Loans made same Aay you apply.
CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE
is our policy; we resort 20 no meth
DDS OF investigation that viii em-
bArass you, Loans may be repaid
in convenient monthly installments
Courteous treatment 10 ali callers
and prompt service.
Call today and get the amount you
need TO take care OF your immediate
needs.
CITY LOAN & INVESTMENT co.
406 Mayo Bldg. Usage 9-6-9-5
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Instruction
EnUCATIoNAI ANn MIsIc

COURSE IN expression, aesthetic and tc
dancing ~ $. Denver. Cedar 655
NICHOLAS Dancing studio OF ballroom
fancy and theatrical dancing, 0ps
every Friday and Saturday Room .O
Pan-American Bldg, corner FIf,h an
BOuller. OEaEa a247
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13
EmnloYnent

HELP wASTED-mALK 50
YOUNG MAN. II TO 20 roorins at home
Tor delivery ana store Work. 620 s.
Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13
REAL ESTATE LOANS

GEORGIA state Savings association, mon-
vy 10 loan IN any amount. w. l., Brooch,
sos Mayo Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13
Rooms and Board

rs rsra 70 t. auule,.5,,d. ~. ST. ii1a.
Roll. ealFrv distance
r4lmF over garage. Do Children 40
w rawm ft
J.UIHt, tUt f..... t. t,.t ALA.
uert taussaesr,nF rooms oslge
a.au.H
HOu7rov' o. sia rbrso dorm. now
Ie.ffruIrh,1 b.ussf.,r.rg rooms Cedar
1loF.U
HpDur. r.- isn7-rvo uissiv urrispsr
rooms f.r uFUt hrua.Fa.Wuy @. parties
without rhlI1r-n HAre -.sg.I
MAN. 7u1 ono r,,.y fIfnisn,d
hlWaas,y'ng toam close ln. rout r.a.
housca.eplna mo.ue '..raeo 10 our
motto. oo'ee til.
ON PAVEMENT Two large clean house.
keeping rooms t.r'nn.l.in book porch
''i OF 'al ' '..l.' ..-.......
Oily MriN, N., ~ I"' nie''. furnished
a'" us'nlrH it'ni rooms closet "'''
LOU ''u. ---.
IlvENl X. W. w. Ihi'" h.'V '"i
ul'N'u rooms. .".- ....-..
|' n.Nh ,.. l.'i,
,"'." "'' .,.,'.,.,..
g..g. T..5 .r o.'g. ,ltF
g,.,s,....r,, ,Ia....--....Ii
o. ~ ~, .' ul WV
,...--a--..-.-.... .--...H
IEI, I. "nt.,' ,u'.
ngItTN ''' w.
yr,vn noun i.,,,..,,..,.,..,, ,.,,,,. ,,.,,.
thI,r t1rpisb,1 riGse IN IA w pIsbth.
,i,y,, ,.,,,it. I,....,,. ,...,.,.i.d g., Ug6t
b,usatsrripg cedar ittt'
e."N Wv '..''
.N't ,, ,aoit'',I. 1,u,,ns m ,s,
line, adglta. Os1Fe 77Oi Il
-
e6,npis,.y 'i f5rni,bsS srrsens, p"rph
8. soqa well ? s Lawtoa. eeaa+ ,ssl
"JIiggb,' hons,i,.,,irs raou,s rsil ossps
SHt ,"'"''"''p'"h '"''''"
p -s.---.----.--
-. -. -. ....,.,,,.,,,.,,,,
hooMs toh hENr-FN" N"NishEp u
cool modern sleeping room on car
line, ~ per Wc'E. 't'Ge 'Int-t.-
room Tor two osags 2s''
BOSTON. s.. sgi-iarFe front. cool
sleopng room close ini private home
EOaTON, s.. eOG--Fof rent nicely fur.
nithcd, cool sleeping room. home priv.
lleE"s, indy rfeictrea 'aas' ''''-h
BOULDER 81, 7os- Beautifully Furnished
ffont room east exposure. private hoW''
Tor genutmch onlN.
nosroN; >, i75i.,Eleganuy fur4lShci'
tuuth bedroom ana HeeplnE poi,h' "a
lo,n,ns p,ini p'''"'" ''u'''' also "a
80, Z, : ~, ~. 49,.
bkOCKAAS, MARY APT Ono nicely
. turnished room. osafe atpl,
BO9TON. 81, 1I0e-For rent. very 40.
tlrable southeast sleeping room. OHage
lolo.R.
southeast room. adjoining bath. Cedar
la'.
CINCINNATI R, 7l-WoU turnishtd
sleeping room. adjoining bath. three
expnsures; gentlemen. osege btal
ciNclNNATt S. leot.rwo rooms tor
Nght housekeeping, private entrance
Everything tufulahra. eau osnge A-al j
CHEYENNE, n. s22--Lnrge. welt-ycnu'
lated. front bedroom, adJoinlng eaih
private family reference required 'e
gar oaS, ,-------.--A
DENVER s. lJl9-one dealNble a"ep'
sa,ssg A''"s'' '"'"7 "'"e' ''' '' '''s'
oya5i
DENVER. - blo-Sonlh room 70 sehue
ti..'' - 80 ,.'''.s y -
pENN hit, ., -Nleely Iu'h'Sheu too'"'
CLOSE IN iot BehtI"'leh, eh,---
pENVER 3. tol--Niee large room and
Hr"ling pntch.
EIWOOD. g., 6l5- Mahogany Furnished
south room, hardwood floors. flonrl
DOORS close IN. Osaee oltA
ELGlN. s. 7o9-Nicrly mrnished sloepint
room.
room on second floor. with Fronci
Main street car une. Garage dc
sl,.I- 'l'ato asl4
FIFTH, w tst--iwo nice cool siucplui
rooms ono - aud one 10. osaF
s' '-'.l,
ulccplng room. $50 rer month. Call ~
cheyenne .-
FOR bENI-Nory desirable room, clos
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13

BOSTON. S.. S0s-Ono upstairs. front
room. furnished Tor Housekeeping
t.srn irHt-I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13

C.trNENNE. 81. ee5-one modern house
k,arIur room. adjoining bath, good
nr.-Hb0tbuoi, close lu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13
Pet Stock
IJtiiIs.

ron SAIE--VeTy intelligent s-months-old
EuUNsh hull pup, good color, very
friendly and playful with children; go-
us away. osage Gl6s Us w, Latimer
PEDlGEEED Boston hull puppies al q
EartItICs, leaving on vacation. lbls ),
bhtnu0rc.
F0R sALE--Fuil-bl6od Airolale puppy,
nine championships IN mothers uedi-
gree. osase l49,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13
Statesmen AND AGENTS

COLLEGE MF,N TAKE NOTICE
~ you are interested IN your future and
have an ambition 20 make real money
In the fastest growing ctgauiEHtiun IN
the United states aud MT too afraid
60 put forth effort, let's see you ask
for the manager. ts +. Elayenth ST
sALESMAN for lots Roaring River. Mo,
fishing resort; hig commission to live
men. Frank y. Lott, 500 Finance Bldg,
Kansas city Mo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-15

Wednesday of this week. Miss Tug
lev formerly resided In this city,
making her home with her sister. Mrs.
Albert Cross, Of the East End. ~
Alfred w Lehman has returned 70
his homo here after brief visit with
relatives and friends at Morgantown.
Miss Margaret Forbes, Of Morgan
,orn "a the guest Of friends in this
city for several days.
Mrs. Anna Auber of Pittsburgh Is the
Guest Of Mrs. William Helfenbine OF
North Wabash street.
Sister NJ. Immaculate Is again able
10 be out after a serious operation at
North wheeling hospital. Her many
S1enda will be pleased to learn Of her
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kunard and
daughter. Angelica, of McColloch street
have gone to Portsmouth, O.. to visit
relatives, making the trip by motor.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Abrecht OF
Columbus. O., spent tho weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Woodward OF East
Wheeling. -
Howard Sivitz, Of Pittsburgh. 10 VI
sitting with friends in this city.
Attorney Charles J. Schuck and Mrs.
schuck have left on a motor tour OF
New York state.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Darby have res
turned home from an extensive auto
trip. Mr.. Darby Is secretary OF tho
Ott-Heiskell hardware company.
Miss Irene Buoy has left for Chicago.
ILL.,, for a two weeks vacation with
| Miss Catherine Underwood Miss
Underwood formerly lived IN this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-15

,ao,sd 20 return Wednesday after
snendinr several weeks visiting at phil
ad.InhIa. Washington. Baltimore ana
Atlantic City.
police Sergeant George Buchwa!d and
patrolman Charles Flanagan Will lea'e
this morning for Pittsburgh. where they
viii witness tho pittsburgh-Nc" TOT"
baseball game.
Mrs Henry Yenke. Mrs Emma
Yenke. Miss Minnie Steck, MISS Louise
Grimsin and Miss Lizzie Yenke nave
returned from a several days WISH d
the Moundsville camping grounds.
Mrs. Hannah Munchmeyer and MIS-
Emma Dannenberg spent SUNDAY 40
Pittsburgh visiting relatves.
Mrs. Mary Dickey Walden mas re-
,u-ned homo from visit with friends
at Clarksburg.
Mrs. George porsch and daughter
have returned to their homo at PITTS
hrug after spending three weeks IN
| this city visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Real are speno'
| ing the week In Fairmont
Miss Lillian Steele of Grafton Is the
| house guest Of Miss Clara Carr or War
| wood
Mrs. Andrew ]. Harness has re-
! turned from an extended visit In the
south Mrs. Harness visited various
points in Kentucky and through the
blue grass regions.
DR.. and Mrs. Ivan Fawcett or WOODS
dale are visiting Mrs. Fawcetts par
| ents ut Tacoma, Wash.
Mrs. NJ f. Groves Of North Wheel
| ing is visiting relatives and friends
at Canton, o.
Miss Edna Cats. of Graysville 1:
| .ICi, Pri of NrNpchpn
Miss Marion Hervey. % this city. &C
companed by Miss Amy ingalls, nj
Falrmont, will leave today for Lake
Chautauqua. y. Y. where they will bt
the guests OF Miss Bessie Jan Reed.
Miss Delphia Young has returned
after spending the weekend at Fair
! NOM.
Chester f. Reineke is spending sew
eral weeks with friends at Morgantown
w. Va.
Miss Agnes Tugley Of Roanoke. Va
who has been the guest Of relatives here
and at West Alexander, will return hom'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-15
About People
Movements OF Individuals 70 A2a
FROM The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

The Eogers-M. r. Chapman. Hart
ford: W. +. High. Fairmont; b. H.
Maulsby. West Union; II. H. Mean
Pittsburgh; Leo Katt"r. Pittsburgh,
Mcclure Hotel-C. y. Chapman, Cam
eron; V. A. Brown. M"rGantown; W. H.
Kelly, Charleston; J. y. Boone hunt
Ington; F. Z. lladdy. Evenwood, w. Va
Grand central-C. n. Pinking, Pitts
burgh: Charles Wildman. PittsourSh' j.
S. Selway, Canton. O.; W. F. Brown
Edgwood.
Hotel wheel1ng-L Sherman. Al
bright, W. Va; +. II. Gocbel. Toledo
o.; l.. Merritt, Columbus. O.; IT, a.
Pearn, Pittsburgh
ony: E. II. Roud, Marietta, O.; J. w
wolfe, haywood City; R. L. Colby. Park
ersburg: NJ. L. Jenkins, Pittsburgh.
stanlm Hotel-P V. Clawson, Park
ersburg: V. Campbell. Hagerstown; j.
l., Kelly. Fairmont; 4. Baker. Pine
grove; W. D. Prince. Parkersburg.
n. A. Mckee spent yesterday IN Wells
bur-; on business.
Mss Fannie Bertrand has returned to
her home in East Liverpool. O.. AFTER
spend,ng ten days with local relatives
an friends. -,
MISS Eva iIIl'Ii. WV 80
,t ner home in South Wheeling. IS re-
CO, cring nicely.
George f.. Wayn1an. Of Rcelers STA
ron was n business caller IN wheeling
yesterday.
Miss Ruth Myers. who has been spend
;,p several weeks at Asbury Park, N. j..
has returned 10 her home on sixteenth
street
SQUIRE and Mrs. Lee F, Dohs are e1-
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MANY TEACHERS ENROLLED
AT HARRrsoN co. usT1TUT4

Clarksburg, W. Va, Aug. 14.-Har.
rison countys annual teaeherS In.
stitute began today in Washington 1rv..
Ing High School here, with some 27A
teachers enrolled. The speakers vere,
o. r. Bond, Of westmilford; MrA Lot.
tie NJ. Schneider. Of Broadus college.
Phillippt: D. r. Erwin. OF Bristol High
School; Otis G. Wilson, superintendent
Of schools at Fairmont. and A. II. Rap
king. of West Virginia Wesleyan col.
lego, D,
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Daily Fashion Hint
NEGLIGEE

To begin with the caps. n bfue
snttu bandeau cap, edged with
swansdown matches It's charm with
tho lace and pink -rosebudded cap
merit 10 It. The fllet trimmed Jacket
IN tho panel has chosen yellow
Georgette and tho long gown Ia
orchid crepe de chino bound and
rtbboned with gold tissue.
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Climb Meeting Thursday.

Thursday evening of this week. the
business and Professional Womens ciun
Of this city will hold an outing AT
Wheeling Pack. 4 delicious picnic sup
r,Sr viii hc served at ! o'clock Following
chirh a splendid program. arranged ny
'hn s,rr, Committee. will be given. -,
short business session will close the
meaning Reservations may be made
nv eating Miss Dittrich. 2SlS Jacob
strSCt civ.
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u,,, r,t>,-snin sooisSy.

This afternoon at her homo on Hess
avenue, warwood. Miss Martha Redman
will be hostess 70 the members OF tn"
Little Missionary Society. short ois-
mess session win occupy the guests at
tentson the first part of the afternoon
and plans will be completed for an out
door social 10 be held IN the near future
Scotia: diversions will make the latter
part OF the afternoon most enjoyable
and IN conclusion two course luncheon
viii be served 20 the following: Misses
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Honoring Miss Seldom

Mss Margaret HissriCh entertained al
, merry party last evening, compliment
tar r. Mis- Virginia seldom. OF fonnCo-
town. O. who Is Miss HtsSrtch's guest,
The party motored to an abrasive SPOT
on tho hill beyond Elmwood, where SOW
cral hours were spent in the enjoyment
~ various outdoor amusements. The
evenings chief attraction was the hon
fire at which corn was roasted
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Honor1ng Visitor

Miss Blanche Sasse entertained last
evening at her home on Indiana street
Mt a delightful party. honor!ns Mrs.
Anna Auber, Of Pittsburgh, former
resident or this city, who Is the guest
Of Mrs. william Hclfenbine at her
home on North Wabash street. Tho
evening was cnjoyably spent At euchre.
Ave hundred. music and dancing. At a
late hour a detachable luncheon was
served. Twenty-Five guests were pres