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osment Grocery Co. io4 Poplar St. West End f7o
 Poole Grocery Co., BIO 2d Ave- Pratt City Ensley 57s
 Palace Market Co 1928 s. goth St. Main 217
 Fred Plann i430 Hayes Street West End Al Phillip Alexander Grocery Co. ZOOS Ave. E, EnsIey Ensley 17si
 E. C. Price 252s 21st Ave-, N. Hemloek 1136 1o3 N. 55th St. Woodlawn 43
 Richmond Grocery Co. Richmond Place Main sss1-s5s2 Io4 s. 77th St. Main 11s4 A. RosenrieId 2Izs Ave. E, Ensley Ensey 3s6 ra Ranson & Sons s23 17th St., Enslcy Enslcy 3ei
 J. C. Robinette
 Tarrant City, Ala.
 Ransom Grocery Go. 5000 Underwood Ave. Woodlawn sss Robinson Mulkey Grocery Co.,
 1920 Avenue
 Fred w. Reid 43o5 7th Ave, Wylsm Ensiey ssz-J 2e0o Ave. D, Ensley Ensley 14es
 Hi Top station
 Sadler Grocery Co., 7622 1st Ave. Woodlawn 72s s,r s., '. C. 5. L. Smith Grocery co; .ov VI,
 J. C. Stenbauer 400 S. soth St. woodlawn 4s4
 A. schoettIin " Snow Boone @ Grocery y Co. ''s' ~ Smith Bros. Grocery Co. "
 1901 Valley St., N-
 Shady-Side Grocery Co. 234o 18th St., Ensey Ensley S13-S14
 w. J. Sanders so2s 27th St.. N. Hemloek 135 .oo, l., Av. Shelby < Co. w,o,,,,vn 4,
 J. C. Sandiin q Go.
 R. F. D. No. 1 Powderly
 Shropshirc-Dariels
 J. F. Smith
 1926 Hayes Street
 J. M. Sparks 2lo1 Ave. E, En<ley Ensley 477 J. L. Thornton Grocery Co. 1os s. 55th St. Woodlawn 3i
 D. J. Trucks 4s3o Grand Ave. Woodlawn 263 1900 4th Ave, N. Main ss4s wylam, Ala. Ensley 2ss-J
 D. Trucks 172i Ave E. En:ley Ensiey ss-sss
 M: A. Taylor 800 cr-"'FS W s' E. fssls,a vslnaa Som. hn''y 1866 3sos 10th Ave- N. s4s2 24oo Ave. E, Ensley Ensley 2es-W 2o27 N 2sth St. Hemlock sss Williamson 6 Jones Grocery Co. s2e Crawford St, Fairfield Ensiey i4si a4oo ad Avsy N; c Main eosi 1000 N. 18th St. Main 4936
 Woods Grocery Co. 2i4 N. 4eth St. Woodlawn 5s3 s7ao 1st Ave. Woodlawn s122 assI Bessemer Blvd- Central Park
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very Member of the Birmingham Retail Grocers and Butchers Association Is the Housewife's
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
OBITUARY
EXPECT ARRIVAL
OF SOLDIERS BODY

Tho body Of Private John NJ Will
liams OF Cameron. W. Va. VINO WAS
killed in action in the Belgium drive on
November 1. 1918. is expected TO arrlNo
IN Brooklyn today or tomorrow.
Word received last week by the lam
lily was 10 tho ftccet that the body Will
arrive las; Friday, no word has hern re-
CeIvcd since from the War Department.
The body will Immediately he sent
to Cameron whore funeral services VII!
be held and interment made in the Gem
eron cemetery.
Private Williams was born near CAM
eron on October 80. 1892. He lived rra"-
tically his entire life In Marshall coun-
w and attended the West Liberty NOR
NAL school and the Fatrmon Norma!
school.
The soldier was engaged in teaching
for several years and later vas en-
ployed by the Carnegie Natural Gas
Company until the time he entered SER
vice. He was drafted into service at
Moundsy!lle on April &C. 1918. and was
sent to Camp Mead. Later he was de-
tailed 70 Camp Lee and was attached
IA Go VI ot the li5th Infantry. 3Iih
Division. He sailed with this outit fer
overseas on June -. 1915 and saw
active service on several fronts.
Besides his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
David Williams. he !s survived by twJ
brothers, Grafton l.. and Loyal n. W.
lams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
IN
STRONG SERMON
Curtis Springer Addresses Mission Con-
gregation-M1ss Harris Sings.

The Seven E>cuvcs Men Ofrer fo-
Not E","m.uc Christians" waA The sub
jet OF an eloquent sermon delivered ny
ENaugel!s: CUriia Springer lest cv"a!r.
n the Ur'nn Mission services he'd il
Riverside Park
MISS Wingonc Harris. OF New Athens
Onto. sang n beautiful SOLO emitted
"oHeu the Gates" Miss Harris ~ rn:
= years I'D ni Il has beautiful soprano
voice. An effort w!ll be made !" have
her return Mere during tn" MeI Trott"r
services here 'a,e IN Ovto!er.
Mrs. X. +. Goosenan. formerly Lead
:ng lady with 4 Keith vaudeville act.
now city missionary a. St"Cu'nv'ii+. ..
sang solo entitled "Whcn l See Jesus
Fac 10 Face"
Mrs Edward Jefferson. Nf 'ho IA
kcrsburr N!s:'"g and Troc Dan Sc nc
ger p'ay.d r gran" duet. a'""mD1n'et
by Dan p"vc"", famous Old ;:me vaud"-
vile mar. with his "hcnc':"
Mex, Sunday vii lee the last of tn"
park services for the Nsa" Thc Mun!Ci.
pal Rand viii render sacred "o1""r'
and Surt. Naiucs VII We ~" speaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
coYIE FUNERAL

Funeral services for MISS Ann Coy!e'
70 wears old who passed away sun
day morning at the Ohio Valley dener-
nj hospital. will be held Tuesday after
,oor ot 2.30 o'clock from her late resi-
dencc. $40 South Broadway street. Is
land. Rev. w. a. Mansfield Of the Sec
ond United Presbyterian church. VIII
otr!ciar" and VIII he assisted by Rev
Walter l.. Winters Of the Trinity cnurch
OF bridgeport. 1ntcrment VII! be pa
ya,e In Greenwood cemetery.
Miss Coyle vas admitted 70 the hos
initial on August so. Death is attributed
10 complications. She was practically
f. life long resident Of the Island and
her death Is the cause OF sincere -
gret. She was a life member o. me
First English I.urher church and was
until several years ago. active IN al
church work.
One slater. Mrs. Henry Ross. and 4
niece. Bertha. At home. survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
FULTON MAN HIT
BY AUTO ON HILL

Frank ColUick. ~ years old. Of Full
ton. was struck by an automohiI" driv-
en- by Arthur knarr OF ""@ south YORK
street Island last evening at h.lh
o'clock on the Fulton side OF Wheeling
Hill.
Colw!ck suffered a deep cut ON his
left temple and after being attended by
a MUSICIAN MAS taken To police head
quarters where HStorCyclc Officer Nc
evan entered charge OF being intoXi-
Gated against him.
Mr.. Knarr reported the accident -
the police and after being questioned
was released. According 10 cye-wit-
nesses tho accident was entirely un-
avoidable.
Colwick Is said To have h"cu walking
along the road with "A dinner pail III his
hand just as the kuarr machine was
about to pass him h" stepped and part
" fell in front Of the car. t"lWt"k was
knocked by the machine of The side ~.
tho road and was not seriously In
jured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
FOURTH QUARTERLY METHODIST CONFERENCE
TO CLOSE TONIGHT At FOURTH Street M. E.
OFFICERS FOR THE COMING YEAH
ELECTED YESTERDAY AT ELM
GROVE N. E. CHURCH.
DIR. C. FRED ANDERSON. SUPEE1N-
TENDENT, HAS BUSY DAY
YESTERDAY

Or. {. Fred Anderson. superintendent
Of the Wheeling district NJ. +. ch"rthcS
will conclude his years work IN the
district with the fourth quarterly con-
ference tonight at the Fourth street
NJ. T., church.
The superintendent was az the Thom-
son NJ F.. church last Friday evening
and conducted the final conference +'r
the year. The feature Of the meeting
was the excellant financial statement
reported by the finance Commute" i"'
the year. budget "f approximately
$4,000 was reported Ter lhe church
proper
D. Anderson delivered the sermon NJ
the Thomson NJ. r. church yesteroa'
morning. This church closed al on
cellant year.
Last evening nr Anderson delivered
a sermon at the McMeChan Methodist
church.
Election ct Elm Grove.
At the final conference OF the year,
held at the Elm Grove ". K. churcA.
OF which Rev. II ~. Riddle. Is pastor,
an unusual good financial report was
made. There Is a progressive spirit
here and outlook for a coming prosper!-
Gus year !s fine" said Or, Anderson.
The woman's Foreign Missionary
Society reported having placed sl3s IN
10 the funds Of the society during the
year. while the Women's Home Mission
arv Society reported having placed
s2O3.35 In the fund The local bud
get. including the pastors salary, vas
said TO be exceptionally good and that
the church closed the year even IN
financial way. The report of the
trustees was that the valuation o, the
church property was 100000. The new
parsonage recently purchased and
very desirable one. cos, $3.50.
Officers Elected
The following trustees were elected:
r w. DaGue. F.. R. Showers. George y,
Graham. A l.. Simms. E. n. Lawson. r.
l.. Fox, n. W. Shaw. J. s. Winters and
Elmer Eenaman. The following stew
ards were elected: e. II. White, &. r.
l;orrcll L. = Winters. +. d. Walton, r..
r. Showers. John Morrison. A. l.. Ssmms
f S. SummermaH, G. W. Campbell. Mrs.
A. T.. Crider. Mrs W. f. Marshall, MIS-
Y. r. GorelI and Mrs. +. Campbell.
4 n. Lawson was elected director OF
recreation. A. l. Simms was elected
secretary OF the qarterly conference ana
4 Y Fox as communion secretary.
The repor, indicated good year for
the church Rev. H. ". Fiddle. pastor.
IN his report stated there was net
gain OF - during tho year IN member
ship at the church. The total enroll.
ment in SUNDAY school IS SO and that
during the year there was on average
of 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
STRANGER, STRUCK BY FREIGHT,
WAS CHARLES BIN6EL, OF
WORCESTER, MASS.
Was Moulder BY rrade-Boy Buried
After Remaining In Local
Morgue 4 Days.

4 telegram received Yesterday Ivy Act
ing Coroner John W. kiudHlhcrC"r. from
Mrs. Dorothy Shimuhois. III WorccSt "r
Mass, stated that she had identified
the picture Of the man killed here on
September Is as her brother. The tc!c-
gram said a letter would follow.
\ man was struck hy q r. & q.
freight train a; Twcnty-third ami Water
streets on the night Of September -.
He was taken 20 the Ohio Valley Cen
cral hospital and died several hours
afterwards. Nothing was known "f tn"
ann. having had nothing on his perS n
that would lead to his identify. Act
ing Coroner John W. Kiudclhcrgcr had
photograph taken Of IN" dead man and
filed at police headquarters.
When the mans body was no; !Gcn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
SELECT SCOUTS AS
KNEE PALLBEARERS

Funeral services for Jesse Webb.
fourteen year old son ~ Mr.. and M:s
l., c Knee Of No. sol. Sixteenth street.
who died Saturday afternoon al tho
Ohio VALLEY General Hospital following
A brief Illness. vii! h" held this after
noon at $3.50 o'cock from the narlor" Of
the Aitmyer and Mccoy Funeral Resi-
dence a, Fourteenth and Eo~ streets.
Interment viii be private Al the Green
wood Mausoleum
Boy Scouts selected from the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church troop. Wheeling
Mnundsvile council. Bov Scouts "f
America. will act as pailhcarcrS. Re-.
P,iny 3 Ferris will of!ciatc AT the
services.
Resides his parents he is survived by
two brothers. Ardyn" and Hugh Knee.
His father. Mr. Knee i associated with
the Photo Craftcrs Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
MRS. HARRISON HICKS.

Mrs. Harrison Hicks. Of 263! Market
street. died at the North Wheeling uos-
pitaI Yesterday morning at $40 O'CLOCK.
She was removed to the hospital sep
,nmber 6. where she underwent an oper'
alton. .
Nrs Hicks was ~ years old. and ~
survived bv a husband and several chill
dren. Tho body has been taken to tns
Mendel undertaking parlorS. where IL
will be prepared for burial. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25

NJ. Z. church. VII give It's regular
monthly social Friday. beginning at )
n'ciccN. ~ The Sunday school rooms
The committee in charge Is planning 4
most interesting evening. y short pro-
gram will he rendered and the remain
DOR oc the evening Will be given over
20 novel games and various other en-
tevtainments While tempting retreSh-
,ncnts will he served al seas"nanie
hour Autumn leaves and flowers VIII
lend their charm as decorations.
. The committee IN charge OF TINS al
fair is: Miss shirley Lvdirk. CHAIR
man; Eess Miller: McssrS F"ard Suth-
srland William InbodH-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
SOCIAL EVENTS
Of EARLY FALL
EARLY FALL SEASON EEPL1rE
WITH CHARMING So
CIAL EVENTS.
Miss Alexander Honored BY Bridge
Party at Country
Club.

Anither delieh;ful affair. N honor OF
Miss Mary Alexander. who !" wedding I"
Or, John Dunn Will BE- one oe the taSh-
tonable events o; this week, VII! 20 u
dge-luncheon 10 b. given this atte--
noon a. the Country Club. i" Miss haF-
rte:t Hannah. of Park View. Five 'ah'e'
vii be arranged FOR this rop1.L: d:Ner
sion and a mos. pleasing session o.
games IS anticipated. \ !unyhcon W y
attractive details will nc s'rv"d near N"
close Of the afternoon. Those WI" WI!
comprise the party are:
Misses.
Mary Alexander. toSc2h:1" Ton
Helen Gather. Dorothy EeanS
T'lo-erce Ear ~. Na"Gate. Barnard.
Lniipn ArhCHz. Nrc'nia Sfte!.
Katherine Rc!s,cr. Helena Nu|
Elizabeth EurdattS Mary stevens.
Elizabeth Beans. Margaret SiacN'o'"'
katherine Barnard, Rose ArbHnz
Mildred Eoehnicjn. Nathe"!r" AN'.
Virginia Flaccus Angela CoC!tS.
NaStaWeS.
Henry Scott. James '"!.e'aH"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
.GosHoRn ossEoUEs.

This morning al $50 o'clock funeral
services for Simeon Goshnrn. who died
last Friday as a result Of injuries and
burns suffered in an explosion of blast
ing powder recently. will be held from
his late residence in Steuhonville.
Rqu;em high mass will he celebrated
at o'clock AZ the Holy Name church.
The body will he brought n this city
on tho tI;2o Pennsylvania train and in.
,ermcnt will be made In Mt Calvary
remctery
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a years old. who died Thursday at
PITTSBURGH hospital. following orlef .
Illness. arrived in this city YESTERDAY.
and was taken TO the home of her niece.l
Mrs. Robert Healy. Of No. % seventh
street. Benwood. where funeral serviceS
will he held this morning at So" CLOCK: |:
Requiem high mass VIII be celeoraueo
=. tho 81 John's Catholic church at !
o'clock. Interment will be made in MI.
Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25

McColIoch. 81 years old. who died sud
denly Friday evening a. 9:3n o'clock
will he held this afternoon at , O'Clock
from his late residence on Cherry Hill.
Shor' Creek Irterment will be made
IN INC Short Creek cemetery.
Mr. MrCollooh waa n direct descend
ant, NJ Col. Hiram Mr"olloCh. ono o.
Wheelinr's pioneer settlers. Resides
widow. no + survived by son. one
brother and two sisters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
LAUE SERVICES.

Funeral services for Miss Mamie
Emily Laue 46 years old. who died
Thursday evening following a brief i'll.
ness. will hc held this afternoon AT $50
o'clock from the home Of her sister
Mrs John Thoncn. Of Echo Point. RcS
William g. Tlfcrt. of the ST. Jonn's
church. will officia'e. Intcrment Will
he made in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25

Word has been received hero OF tne
dea,h Of Thomas c. Scott. 81 years old.
Gather Of Mrs. ]. w Williams OF this
cItv who died last -aturday at his
home in Grafton Pa.
Mr., Scott was conner.ed with tho.
Pennsylvania Railroad System for forty
wears and lived all his life at Grafton
Burial will be made today in that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
W omen's Club

Tha WomeU'S club ut Wheeling viii
open their fall session with reception
70 - held IN the hallCoom Of the Hotel
Mcclure. neat FRIDAY afternoon. Sep
teThNr -. \ very Interesting program
has been arranged. Including an ad-
dress ny III" rr"SideE, Of the club. Mrs
] Dana TomlinSoU. and other dis.
courses nv various members of the club.
Miss Caroline RraUdfaSs has charge OF
the musical 1arc 90 ina program.
The bali room Will ba Charmingly dc
cora,ed for this even: With palms and
the roiors % the Womcn's club. COLA
and blue. At the termination OF the
program Refreshments viii DO served.
On The hospitality COMMITTEES for THIS
occasion are MeSdames: W B. Elliott
3 F Robertson. Crawford H. Booth, L.
y. Harris. John Fl. Mcclure. Paul o.
EaNaraa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
Book Rsyiaw Taa

TUESDAY. beginning At 2:3n p M
Mrs. e. D. Wilkins and Mrs. J. II. Cole
man viii be ho,5:esses Il, book review
tea A. .he home .: Mrs. wilkins n
T.easaH' Vale. II" hook % :" re-
viewed e New Th-..,s N old China All
Hon."a who have :e,d the book are IN
:l:ed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
NEW DET0URS
REPORTED ON
OHIO HIGHWAYS

Columbus. O., Sept. o4-Several new
detuurs recently have been added TO the
already long list over the state. the
weekly road bulletin OF the Ohio state
Automobile association says The most
important. OF these are the sections
which vii. complete the road from the
National Pike at Cambridge. south TO
Marietta. and IN" section east OF Nor
walk on the Observation-Disclosures route.
The following report on trunk routes
IS compiled from automobile club and
state highway department records:
Lincoln and Harding Highways:
Rest route IS from Pittsburgh 10
! Beaver Falls. AL brick and concrete
with some rough stretches. Thence eh-
cellent concrete and brick through East
Palestine. Columhana. Salem, Alliance.
Canton. Massillon. Wooster TO Ashland.
Thence via Oiivesburs to Mansfield,
which ia good except SIX miles OF OLD
pike road Thence to Gallon and
Rucyrus. the detour having been remoN-
ed between Manstiid and Gallon. BAL
arce alternating stretches OF GOOD ana
fair road. t. Indiana l'rc. The detouT
has been removed between Greensburg
and ittsburgh.
National Road.
W
/ throughout via Cambridge GAINESVILLE.
columbus. Springfield. Brandt, Dayton
and Greenfield. There IS Il short detour
a, DAYTON. petour between Dublin and
Greenfield Is Well sign posted both north
and south OF main road. The best de-
tour is via Spiccland. Rest connection
tn 4, Louis Is going east from Indian
apolis via Darvill" thence s"uht 10 Ma
zion Road at Marshall. There Is hre'
mile dctour on the National Road be-
tween Wheeling and West NeAander--
this road will hr in good condition II
dry. Optional dctour provided during
wet weather.
Pittsburgh. Akron. Toledo:
Rest route Via East Palestine, Salem.
Ellsworth. Randolph. Akron. Medina
\orwalk. Fremont and stony RudHe
Good throughout except short strctch
west Of Medina.
Cleveland Youngstown Pittsburgh:
Improvement throughout via RAJ
VIENNA. Ed!nburg and Milton Dam. THIS
route now il open. the new construC-
ton being complete. Ratenna. Newton
Falls and Warren route Is closed NJ
Newton Fails. Tho direct connection 10
Pittsburgh Is Via Ravcnna Ranloph'
Ellsworth. thence 20 Salem, Colunlotdh"
East Palestine ana Beaver FdiAS' 4|S@"
spots In borough limits between BeaFer
Falls and Pittsburgh. From founGs-
town 60 Via Boardman into Columolana'
rr via New Castle into Beaver Fails.
cleveland. New Philadelphia. Marietta
Good from Cleveland 70 Akron. Canton.
MassillOn. Dover. New Philadelphia ana
I'hriChsvllle. pctour has been removed
between Uhri"hsNillc and Gnadenhutten'
Balance TO be constructed TINS year d.
ways passiblc except in wet weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
Mystery Mask Ball.

The Mystery Mask HaIl. featured by
the continuous dance muSir furnished
BY the BIN" Ridge Seven and Jones
Nov city Orches;ras viii take place THIS
evening AZ the Convention Hall Market
Auditorium. Tn" uuEunwu committee.
who vii lmak" themselves known ~ the
dane. promises all attending good
time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
STYLE show TO Be Staged.

The Business ana professional NO.
mems Club OF Wheeling Will stage a
most novel and Interesting STYLE snow.
Monday and TUESDAY. October second
and third a. the Rex Theatre. directly
rrecedln. the regular performance "t
the Jack Bal Sock Company. Monday
matinee. the style show Will begtrOat
. o'clock. Monday and Tuesday even
lngs. At 80.
Some ~ the leai,n: business houses
Of Wheeling are cooperating with the
club I'm this proceeding Including. The
Huh. George + Tay.o-. George F.. Scitel
C,ompanv l. : cod ard Company
George " Shook COMPANY. Stone and
Thomas charles y Han"Ce~. Ncuhardts
Gibson aud Mcconnell Max CroUe. e.
w C;reig Each % the above has an
Interesting feature - tho sho". Al.
floral decorations VII no provided ny y.
y Laucuans. while ;he Rose copham
Laue and Anna Srhairer Beauty Par
Tors will a,'"nd % al In hair dress
Ing and co'ftureS.
\ novel feature ~ this affair will y
a large Jock stationed outside Of the
Theatre. bearing IN" names % al the
business concerns having exhibits AS
each eXh:h" i pat on the STAGE. the
d,a, os tire clock Mil point 20 the name
giving i.
Tickets fo- tho S'ylc show may he
gotten from any member - tho club or
a. Davis. EurkhaT ard TYLER. These
will 10 exchange. dior reserved seats
a. tho Rex Theatre Fox Office. Tn"
proceeds 90 THO Sh"w = 10 go toward
establishing permanent club rooms.
The committee I'm rharSe Of his affair
Is. E)ys FRANKIE. Chairman. Ina Carver.
Mel Srhstter. u srh1ra f"u~t. ArCa
Schs.rs~. clara Str'ck'ln. N"'! VI cr;augh.
They are w"rH'rS uu''r nCly aad gu,r-
an'es mos artistic ard appealing dis
PLAY. \ large attendance. IS expected
tudE"c from the ioCa. interest that Is
aI-n.dN evident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
To Entertain Bridge Club.

This afternoon q: her nome N
wocdsdale. Mrs. II. c. Hazie't VIII en-
certain me members OF he- bridge club.
Two tables vii. be arranged for the
games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25

BURIED YESTERDAY.
Edward c. Deitch. OF the Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25

Epvorth League Social.
The Epworth league OF the Fourth
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Attorney s. q. Eorcc Is corined 70
his home on Fourteenth street as the
resui; Of m accident.
Mss Edith Bryan, Of Fatrmont. Is
visiting Mrs. Lutte Hicks. of North
Main street.
Mrs N. Hcrzhcrs. of Omaha. Heh..
Ia visiting hcr mother. Mrs. VI. ke'ch'
Of East wheeling,
Miss Anna Cowan &c the Island. has
returned from fortniGhts stay In
Anderson. Ind.
Messrs and Mcsdamss Hans Srhenk'
Of Cincinnati. and II q. May. Of Fits
hurgh. have returned home after spend
,nS The weekend with Mrs. r. J. h.
ScNate~. ~ Bridgeport.
Elmer Meagle will leave today fo-
Fish creek where he will SPEND several
dav= with julie Pollock. Charles VIII
holm and Walter Goo" Stewart a:
Happy Hollow camp.
John Mccormick and William Toiand
Of East Twenty-Nin;h street. motored TO
Pittsburgh yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
About People
Novsrsuts Of Individuals 70 A1A
Prom The OtSy.
AT THE HOTELS.

Tho Rogers-H. Mcclure. Bethany;
Vim Fern. Contain. OHIO: :. T. CucKar'
Cambridge. Ohio; V. Il. Rays'nSer'
Okr0U. Oh'H
Mcclure HOTEL r. Z, H"rhoT""n'
Berkeley. =. Smith. SPENCER; e. II. u
Wives charleston. {. n Fleming. Wen
r,. ~ = Moore, Charleston: +. II. Cow
Is~ Tarkershurg. T. Kinney. Parkcrs-
burg.
Hotel windsor-T.. s. Carter. Charles
ton. w. !. Holland Holloway. Ohio:
RAYMOND Fox. Pittsburgh: c. q. Whit
latch. Portsmouth. ohi': 7" X. smith,
MorSan.owr: Rex Jollin. Morgantown'
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Euchre Party.

4 prize euchce parry Will Re given
nex. THURSDAY evening. September %,
n, Eo-. Ien-v Lodge No >. Shield OF
Honor a, no lodge rooms ~ $50, EoS
street The games will commence a. 3
o'clock. The following committee has
been named in charge % the affair:
Nessrs.--
Clarence Rot F-s9 " poyle
cbairra, James Mlnkemeyer
William y pcyls Joseph Wel;y
Edward Colts Henry Seek
lanes Friend w r Cross
Fred Herser
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Lawn rete.

This evening Pride 90 Wheeling
Temple No zoe Fyi'hian Sisters. VIII
give a lawn fee on the CUNNINGHAM
lave, at i7Os Jacob street. Delicious
homemade candles. pastries. etc. viii! be
q, sale An friends Of the temple are
cordially invited 70 be present.