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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

mountain mIsts
Seen rnddy ana u"rtentoua VIII take
liTutus
An Inspiration. hinrn Tor virtue BAN"
Ana Tor tho good or H"m1 lie killed IA"
friend
Yor nTuIua Iiysb
10 nro Tho mailman "r the 'tnIl"r.
Nj MnnIrIr' Idea ID thiI"meIy lh'oI
oriIuu yoI QUO In reminded or n'e com
mont uhiGh I.duiu Arlington It"hIhh"''
uado Of nnnthrI nndoIn p"ai, "h"ho
ho paih, WEI" "''olI"h' ~"
IorIaI Tor p"oIuH All. harloIr Hoamh
t., ua 10 havn tho IniIiunllHil" W." 81
mind eugnr. inventive. unrnlnn'InE IN
pursuiI or Tnrir ~ Dn'"ull1. Tor
In.Iauro rnntgrur tho arriving Of tho
own rrIrIin out 81 the uwln" by 'hFIa'
md IaIIr 10 what tho man vh" "wn"h
tho horn might haVo thought or IN"
ouIando "IIuuInopa IIovnrHoH In y
rmuplniui from Tho mon who hhd p"'
up ~ booth TO soil Nah Rnh hT"nd u"
tho multitude who had COMO 4" h""i
Christ preach. and lost their "utIhy
whom tho nnliiiud. wnro fed With tho
Iunvc- and fHh.n provided nv u lIitln
boy 81 tho audience. Their" nrn on" or
two other gnrios Of v"rr"" In Ia" Volume
which Hhow thin lnvrniiv" g"niu", hut
wa wcTn not nblo TO Uncover on" llhn
Of poetry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Book Reviews
BY CAROLYN GORDON
Nv CAROLYN GORDON

/" lac, hy nr"'l"I h"lle"Y "" ""'"
r,onIIy rIannoI IsiIo,iGng Ihni ih"I" a.
I,nuI wnn u1bnhy VII" as"m"d l' ""
In , hitry To- rot h"lh "r ""I n'""
ILrhI dnw u"h 90 40. h"w"v"i. "h"h W."
road ~ llIila fuIthoI pud hl"' "V"''"
Tint tho "rE"i render w"H r'""'"' T"
GOu"h"r f"Il"Uo "" i"hIl'"I no" '"''
tho lnLy hrd pI"hnhlY "Il"""" ""'
ChrInrunu ,nrnil"u I" ru' - "'l"P '"
hrr Complementary T"rhinR ~ rhR'''"
aud wan NOW trying I" uhI" ~ I"' WV,
lIuic ~" we went IIEhl "ul ma h"h'''
,u tho rr"r"-nId I"lj'w mai hl"rh''
n forthwith I"llcE" uud"h'H I''' Fl"
hnrrl"d liz ihuu" dnyu and "" h""
wnnt nnyb"dy thinking Ia fnEH"' /"
We can l"ud II hclI " hand.
Tho OPP Soa"
Edgar I.c" MnIuris Volume al
pncnr. rho open N"n." puhlirh"d Ivy
tho MACMILLAN G"mpnmJ, In study OF
tho lrnlui In history. Ihuiur. an inc
TWO ur Ihin spirit. Mr Mhsierr hhhh
Irn,rr iIn Inliurn'" Throughout ia" "xnH
ia u "IIuun Of r,'nr Ia whi'h hn hI'.
aruIr InuIur. thpII"iI' '"IhhI, ana jon"
NIIk,t Ifn"ih. and Ih'it imTn"n'" upon
nmd rcn,iinm I" Ih'ii imdl "I'"I ""'''""
m,nIr mo Im,nIh h'I"H H. p"' II'"Ih'IY
IuI.,"-tInH tu"wInH 40 u d"'h 'h'
,i,,d, Hi"wIh 81 Ihr "'i'i "rl'I'
inImIph Ihi'' p""'i"ii""' ""d ~" h""'
,uI,nlnniInn Ia I"I,m NiIh'n iI'"Ih. Ia"
ri,s', 81 I.l"' 81"
Ih"i ~, rrlil - i""i"" ll''r "r"'"
90 I"miu, Ii,uIur u""ih 10 nh"" " !" ~"
v.",dr /" '.hI.t o." r'''l,"Y" III" III" go
az I'I
'Wh"l a. "',",. r"''
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"p .
.u.nY Wocr.' r"hl'oh'h by u
I,,,,,.,, A. ,n,nunn, Ia QUO ct III" '"'
uI,,rI nrnrIo, IIunn"r Iiail"w"Il hhh". '
.ho., ave, written o. Ia nh"ui ih" -"
v.nlur,r Of u I,l"m'liy host "md h""'""
vnn rvory yo" "inH"l " h"""" r"''
IN ri,n uc,"ud w''h 81 May.
"I.voTy human h'IuE. W h"h""''
rmnwIcdgnu r",u" "u" Hulr"'"" I"''''''
or osiHl"ucc." rryu ia" NlVn'"'' ~ w.
tour My huuhnndH hnh W'h" ~ y"
what hlIhht"wr ,aIl = - "'r" '"' "'''
drnmp' "" rnII II amateur 'h'"'''
.nIr ~ wrH NY huhhnhH 'hE'"
iuuH idea I" "rrunlH" an annual h'"'
TINT Hhuulh never dream " WAN '''''
acted hy n'i"r' wh" mover owe"
m"l"ly nurr"'I"d lh"' 'h'g
Ing. evolving pIh' 'h"' u" Wv" 49,.
the Almighty. lilmi"Ii '""'" quinn
fnIo"Ilniu. Wo cal lhlh PI"T '"'"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

Wheeling chapter 81 TIA" Daughters "'
tho ItovuIuII"n. dGluEnt"n nnd alternate"
were elected Ia the national '"hi'''h"
which viii hc h"ld /" Mon"il" GNU
mental hall Washington. u.
MIr u l. thIihil"n. ~ regent "'
Wheeling chapter. aud Hia. i'"""''
flood al" dologuisn IL" i"il"wi"b al
t,inutrs niu ale" oI''l'h h'h'I""''
I 600 IiIII MuI'ur Ii"nh ''h"il'h ""''''
- Van iIuyrS. I"l'" Mo- l"h'. ''""'s"
IIirhnr MIns"a I.llI"h'ih 'N"i. Ate
Iaido iih"'hcy M'n l. ''"h"" ""'
Mrr o. " HIlf"l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
DENIES ANY GRAFT
IN VACCINE SALES

In statement denying ~" alleged
chargcH OF graft In tho health depart
rncut through tho. enforcement OF inc
compulsory vaccination clause OF Ia"
health ordinance. city Health '"min'S
sIoncr Dr. J. E. Marachncr stated th''
there was not ono penny charged Tor
vaccination. Over 700 children have re-
Gently been vaccinat"d and not one cent
collected for the work.
This vaccine has not been E"n"rnIy
dia,rIbutcd." explained member "i
tho health bureau" but we hnN" inrn-
Ished 10 physiciana on request sufficient
amounts to meet tho needs OF their pa
TENTS unable to pay.
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WHEELING PRESBYTERY
WILL MEET TUESDAY

A special meeting Of tho Wheeling
presbytcry OF tho United Presbyterian
church. has been announced Tor Tn"S-
day afternoon at . o'clock. for the rur-
pose OF considering tho resignation OF
Rev. 7. NJ. Klpc. pastor or the Fnirpolnt
and rnIontown churches In belmont
county. Tho meeting was called by th'
Row. Ira Lecpcr. or st. tlairhvill". TN"
presiding officer OF tho iresbytery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Uric Acid
Solvent
IS cent Bottle FREE,
(32 Doses)

Just because you start the day wOr-
RED and tired. sim legs and arms and
muscles, AN aching head. burning anu
bearing down pains In the back --worn
out before the day begins-do not
think you have to stay In that oondi-
ton.
Get WE'LL Be free from stifr joints,
sore muscles. rheumatic palms. aching
back. kidney or bladder troubles. Start
now.
II YOU suffer from bladder weakness
with burning. scalding palms. or II you
are In and out OF bed half dozen
times at night. you Will appreciate tho
rest, comfort and strength this treat
ment gives.
We will give you for your own use
on. S5-cynt bottle t32 Doses) FREE l"
convince you The Williams treatment
conausrs kidney and bladder troubles.
Rheumatism aud all other ailments. no
matter how chronic or stubborn. when
caused by excessive uric acid.
Hend this notice with your letter To
The Or - A Williams co. Dept. V-+T<h
l. O. Iunok. Fart Hampton. Conn.
please send ton ctnis Ia help pay phri
COST Of lbaiuHo. packing. ct We viii
mail Ia yuu by Farrell Foot. delivery
psid a regular H6-csnl hottie or ~"
WiIiiama Trsatmsnt 90; bbhbbIt WIN
out obligation or orpnnS". ohlY on"
botti. :, tho Same udhdronH - family
Estab |hod iBpa
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nu.inass wornsn's Uluh.

Tho uomhorr 81 tho Ii""'""n" ""I
TrnTcsHIuunI Wnmnn'r 'luh meet Ih'H'
day ctonIng ~ IA" Gt""" Ten '""'
whcro Ihry win H." nhhrcTHrd hy NJ.
II Won Ilnl"r VII" VIII pp""h "i nv"
I.,r,II, ia ,,r ,'uI"" Mlau WIlGhl WlII
hr Ia ,hurgp 81 ia" program Th" me-"
hrIa arc ropu"rt"d I" unk" reservation"
with Ml'", Alum Dietrich at h"r home
"1iE jacob street.
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NInellnnleS g.


Mrs. J w Rryan WAS hostess 10 L
small group Of friends IT IA delightfully."-
Informal party Saturday evening ut her
home on the Island. The affair was
arranged ns n surprise for Mira. Bryan
Nv IA group or her friends The evening
Was pleasantly sp"ut at Informal social
diversions uud at scHsOnahl1 hour "A
luncheon Of pretty appointments WAS
served Mrs HTyan wh" VIII leave soon
on an extended tour Of European Coun-
tries has been '"mIhiinent"d Win sew
ernI charming so'Ial r"uTioTl"a h"TInE
the pnat faV eskr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

NuuIrc john w klndrIh"rgp r"n
rIuurI tho bus ,nrrr Hriurhnv unlii
.IIrr date nu inuurrt Of IT"H"'uilhG
Attorney Cnil O. nI"huInnn "" H''"
no ronF.'nr I", hrltinR u 'ohlInHHh'"
Ec,cu liIr drivers rr~ 'hnfE"h With
operating without the required permit
from Tho city council
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Martin. Perry woman's Club

The wumans Club or martins rcrty
viii meet Thursday afternoon In mo
Board Of Trade building OF Martins
Ferry MIss Emma Henderson. prosl-
dent. will direct tho program
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Am.rioanixation Department

Tho Amcrlcanization department or
the Womans club viii meet on friday
at tho A. O. L. W. hall at 80 presided
over by Miss Ethel Moizner.
Miss Elizabeth Thompson. or tho
Municipal l'nivcTSity OF Akron. VIII de
Nor IA new mrsnage on this huhl-ct.
Sh- il a well known and convincing
aprukcI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

Tho ChIld'H Conservation l'eaRh" "'
t,oIloIrc will moe, ut tho homo "c Mrs.
Alhcrt Powell. Tucadny. Jan. ~, 1T 7'3O
o.c,ock Tho subject VIII hN "b"iin-
uuent Children
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Luncheon mt Green Room

Tho Ian Handle Physical Education
Soclrty which IN COmpoSrd OF instruc-
tors Ia ply slCal education Ia Ia" phI"
Valley met at u luncheon 1T tn" Grc"n
l;unu Saturday. \. -. Anderson pro
sided aa t"Istmustcr and all those
present responded with a short talk on
their yNora The society had cNr"cl'"
To- have Mt J,,hu bradford 81 View
York as - gu"s; at Saturdays lunch
con but Nj bradford was unHhi" I"
bc present, The members "r the s""!"ty
plan Ia meet at u luncheon at tho Green
Room Saturday OF this week In the
event thar Mr. bradford Is In tho c'ty'
The following officers wcro ciec'ed NJ
Saturdays meeting. A. =. Anderson
president: Miss Kline. Ntco president
Miss Margaret Rice. secretary treas
urer.
Those present were.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lang
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Wolf
Misses
lAnrothy Atkinson Agnes fTeter
Ntarroret Iurrah I."uisc Hanna
Eleanor TAYLOR Agnes Cass
McSSrS
CHICK Moses II s. Callahtu
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u In reported that 10 10 % "hoAtAgC
49,. heinH FED nnrh day by the baivnsspN
A,n,y a. fhaTioAiUn. most Of -
"nnhierH" being young man ana ~
rnrrnEsnd Win tho wnndsTlust. Us
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Day Nursery.

ON Tuesday. January H.. III" h""rh "'
diroct0Ta 81 tho klnE.n lbhuEhl"rn l"y
Nursery will moot In tho NuTrory bulIh-
ing. $3.50 E"n ntT"ot Mr". Jacob hrl-
iInEhnm viii pTonidr. aud fun attend
anue Ii eurnrbIly requested,
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A. recent meeting OF tho GSssfai
'uuIracinI.r HHHoCiati0n. OF HunuNeteo,
ga agreement was reached whsTsoy ne
,nrr 81 building would Ia roduGsd frO1
10 10 20 per cent. starting Jsn. IL.
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gIrl about y" 10 msrrIsh Goss eSVsNo
H. - dropm nnh she's lucky u -
hnnru'I waite up In = nightmare
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STATE NEWS notes

Tho organization Of EARLY Settlers ~
Huntington arc making preparations ~
HIhpn a pageant deHcripiiGa or the nCy
dnveinpuoni II In undsTst0o4 u
IaraanITy viii bear on three DSs1oNS
or JIuniinHI"n'n history. b1TsI ~
colonial period from 1900 10 lAsoi 80
and tho sn,Iy soiliarn' psriod from jote
10 inHG. and. mira. tho modern nssSo0
f,uuI iHRb uniii 1871. II
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The ,n"ihaTa Of NorHHniown are ~
commencing an organization Tor ~
bctIorrunni az Chilh lifs, The orgAoaoAs
ton will bo q part Of tho national $50.
citation ar tho ChIid COnssrvalioo
InnEuo or America. vi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

Superintendent Of Schools George ~.
Ford rnyr thaI MoTghntOwn rehtaUant0
hnyn lower prices thnn any other CITY
IA tho slate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

Work viii 10 started on the saw
Chrin EpIr"opnI church md parish
hnurr In Clnrkbburg this spring. The
c,linrrr viii cost 1l2b.0OO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

IN tho municipal election. January u
u woman elected M member OF the
council ~ MINI.
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Uhild STEADY Olab

The usual meoilua Of tho thlid study
club will no hold In tho homo ~ Mrs.
/ ~ I.orh 10 Maple avenue, Wood
avn. an Tuo"dsY P'"nWE Mrs, Georue
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Lava Tor FLORIDA

NJ nnd Mira William II"ihHh ""'
n, and Nrr g u hubbard viii lon'o
t,.,,,,,r,vy for Florida Th" party viii
-, ,....,, ,i,n,, nj Palm IIcp"H going
I,,,r >, Miami for several wcokT
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LADIES NIGHT AT
KIWANIS CLUB
WHEELING KIwANrArs WILL EN-
rnRrAIN AT INFORMAL DAhoH
roMonnoW EVENING AT
MoLURn HOTEL
Huub.r OF TWiG meetings h'hsouSo
for This week AZ aomss OF
various Members

nuo Of tho u"rt hoIIEhii"l '"' "'
,y.nts OF the week viii Ice TIA" l"t"""'
dance At which the n,onh"ir 81 ""'''
ins iI~anIs riuh win c"i"il"" vac
IIyauis ladies' t",u"iI"~ 'N'"l"g at 'h'
tiut.I hi,Iut, 1hia WI lac IL" S"'""h
annual iadioa' nIFht "hr"' ~ ~ '"'
.,sanisaIiuu aud viii ala" t'l"ht"'s N''
AI.Ih nuulv roIy ~ tho f"n"i'"E 80
tho fnIstnatI",uI NIw""ia t"h"
panrInF ~IIl he ~" 'hl"f hlN"'''""
Of tho evening o"d hD"P" "'' h"H''"
has boon engaged !" f"r"lah q rf"S'""
~ tho lptori 'n"'o uu'"h''7 '''''
or uni,It1 ,uuioiIr huu ala" ne"
planned md hpu'IH'-'n" rTls"a rlII u"
awarded Ih' ~lnurTr Tho" ~l'I u" 81"
determination 49, 20 "'cl""S f"r "a" ""'v
Ing ~ - Ilsh, surror y 10 "HIl"n'"h
that tho Eueulr VIII number 20"
Lon T. WI"ctsly ." general chairman
or Arrangements aud hlH '"r"mli'"" !"
,ludor
Mc-rrr
y u buuulu. Ih"'"nE Williams
i. ~ I'pvlr ! Harry
". a. I.uiE Waiter " h'N"""
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Tho hoard 81 u,unuHaTs or tho King
bnuVhtora bny SuTsoTy Will meet to-
,u,,,,w afternoon at 2.I0 ~ tho nuT-
.,,v Mr., Jacob birmingham will pro
side
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Mr.. Ma.istt Hostess.

MR. IT, =. IInEl"tt viii entertain TIC
members 81 her bridge club thlH after
noon at her home IN IlonHnnt valley.
Tho nTtcru""n VIII b" rp"nt n hrl"H"
and Ten will DO served at tho C"ncIu-
Hlon 81 play
Thuro playing Will ho
MrEdnnC
" " Ii"ll"why J"HH" hi"'h
n 4 IinxIrII fnIl Adams
,vIIIinn, GI.,rau Singleton PAUL.
g. A iIlldIoth. ~
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" " IinII"uay .Icrso IiInCh
~ e iiHEl"I f'h'l Adam"
William tIu,Taft singleton f""''
T. A lIiidIoth. III
American Legion Dance
tho f"Il"vIuE inviIati"nH have been
lrro.d IT,, What ri"n,i,or 4" lao he'
IishIT"I "n"t, - 800, ~eoh
Tou r,""'ir I"1t -"
NnuiI'un L'Ui""
Nnn"un.os tho Iolun 81
I.u i,l.rohan.n Original rIln'S Tf'
uan rrn"'le'" cot
M"nday In""ny 'l'h
I,sl"m Hall
M"unha'ili". ". Va. j" '''"'A
nurpriss raTty,
MIaa I.dnn urlRsa w"o h"'i"sH '"
,,,,,n., 81 T,Iondu tinlurdnY evening at
tho hnmo 81 h"r ps'"nt". NJ ""h Nj"
Gon,vo ItrigRa on tho ISl"ud ~" 81
fair wna arranged ~ n surpTls" ~ M'"'
u,I,y,' I,Irndu Ia celebration OF hof
civhioourh birthday Gom"H. music nnh
dan,Iuv utIu tho dlvorHl"nr "f III"
evening. aud ~ u n"nr"nnhl" hour
,InInIy luncheon n"Fv"h During
m, ryrninr Miss Irono otto delighted
her audience with ncv"rnl vocal solo"
Th"ro pr"r0nt were.
NiHrrH
I,,uo Onto IIolCn ItliErl
Mario Hlnk"m"Io ''"f'rud" "N"'N
49,. ,lc,,,, Edith Mycrr
N,uI,, gco,t Edna UrlgKr
stella WnRhcrko
NrEHrH
ItREl Nichols lnuI IHlEGH
,,hr n,urls Charles Wnldron
n - Hind. ,'lydc r"rrmnn
Henry Michael "lu''" V""n
stewart Eron- pr W. A S"''"
jaeger
Moaarq. md Mcsdn mes
George RrigEr N,'n ,,"'
rrn,gt Murray virgil Briggs
John Horton
rutr. n,sums Activities
With tho beginning OF tho new year
tho various Twig orRnntZahohH' "n'''
susrcndcd meetings. during tho "Nt w"
vcrka before Christmas, have roSu'''"u
,hcIr ac,Ivitiru and "a meeting IN achou-
ui"d for practically every T"'@ Oh
Wednesday OF this week.
Mrs s. W. Harper VIII nc hostcsa "
,h,, members OF tho Craft Twig Wcdnes-
day at luncheon at her mono 'n r','
point Luncheon will bo' served NJ
- CLOCK ma 'h' h'''''''
at hospital sewing.
.r, r,emhcrs or the Fourth Twlk
vail, meet nj the homo OF Miss EliIA
trIs4cu on Fourteenth street Nc"heS-
d,y morning at II o'clock. SOWING
viii ocrupy tho ladies' until 1880 when
luncheon will DO served.
Miss Janic Good will entertain tho
members or tho laurel TwiB "cdnch-
dny Mt luncheon at her homo In Wood
ia\Sp Luncheon will bo served nj !
o'clork and tho afternoon Will be 90
voted to needlework.
Nrs JrSsc Bloch viii he hostess 10
the members OF the Second l"is
"Wednesday at luncheon Mt her homo III
Pleasant Valley. Luncheon viii he
served at 1890 and tho afternoon VIII
be spent at needIeworS
The Tifnn Twis viii meet at 81
I.uke'a H. r.. church on tho lsi"hu
Wednesday at $50 o'clock. Mrs. roy
Darby viii be the hostess for tho DAY
The Buds Will meet at tho homo OF
Mrs y o. IAushiin Wednesday "ftoI-
noon at u'cl",k Several hours viii
bo .uent at nerdlework aud tho usual
winx tea will 10 served.
uuohTs ann Dance
rho huiIding committee "f ~ Mniyn
,l,,,.h ,r Martina rarTY will giVo a
,u,h,, and dance "Wednesday oronlna.
january IL at tho ELLA hall In Martins
rc,,y Tho o"rnmuloo In "h"rg" h"Vo
,,,,cd mo- onnrI /" make tho affair n
,uc.oss aud u 10 oEpo"tod !" pT"V"
very enjoyable"
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Mrs Tstum Hostssa-

Mrs rc~hlca Ta,um VIII entertain tho
ncmbcrq Of her bridge club this after
moon nj her home At Euch Point. Cards
viii engage tho guests for several hours
md tea VIII br served ut tho conclu-
son of tho games. The members or the
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"If winter Comes"

When tho telegraph editor handed uS
u letter from - II,itim"r" reader Of The
Intrllirrnccr who requested that tho
IasUc OF this paper containing our
review OF "Ir Winter Comca'' hN sent
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uuohIs ann Dance

Tho huliding committee "f ~. M"'IH
church "r Martina far'y viii E'Vo
ru,hra aud danoo Wednesday oN"nlna.
january II. at tho Elkn hall In Martins
Irc,,y Tho ,smrnuuioo IN rh"Tgo h"Vo
,nnrod 40 on"rl H. make tho nH"'r
suc,oas aud !, Ia expected !" prove
very enjoyable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

Daughters OF revolution.
Al tho January mootlnE az tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Mrs. nowis Hostess

Mr1 II. T. Howl" VIII entertain INC
mcuh~r1 - hcr hrldg" 'lnh tn" At''i.
noon a. hcr hnrue Ia la" Mar iIa''
Two tnhlru VIII Rc'"mm"dni" ia"
gu"st- Tor u n"T"l"n "r hr'dE" ana l'H
viii hc served at tho ConCIuHl"n Of play
Those playing viii hc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-23
| convention of the American Medical

convention of the American Medical
association.
DR.. Hubert Work of Colorado.
postmaster general and president
of the convention. called the con-
vention to order yesterday.
Great interest centers in the ses-
sions OF the house of delegates. the
law making body of the association,
which will sit until Wednesday.
Another vigorous fight on state
medicine" by physicians opposed to
the entrance of the state into the
medican filed through the establish
ment of county hospitals, health in
surance and free treatment schemes
is expected.
Fronting by the presence of so
many physicians half dozen spe-
cialized medical societies allied with
the association are holding their an
nual meeting this week Included
among them are the medican and
surgical section of the American
Railway association. 5-3 Radiologi-
cal Society of North America. the
American Pathological association
and the American Association of In
dustrial Physicians and Surgeons
and the Medical Women's National
association. d.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-23
BITTERLY CONTESTED
DIVORCE SUIT
Jury To Be Called On To
Try Phases of Indi-
ana Harbor Case.

A pretty fight is expected to de-
velop when the divorce suit of Anas-
tazia Doloszyncki. 1920 Alder St.
Indiana Harbor, comes up for trial
in the Superior court at Hammond.
A jury will be called to decide up
on certain phases of the suit.
Mrs. Doloszynclxi is the wife OF
Razyl Doloszyncki. a house mover.
She filed her complaint yesterday
through Attorney H. Havran Inn
mediately an answer in abatement
was filed for the defendant by At
torneys McAleer. Dorsey & Gillett.
Mr.. Dolosyncki contends that his
wife could not bring the suit in the
Hammond court as she has not been
a resident OF Lake county since jan
uary IL. when they separated She
is now living in Cook county, Ill.
he says.
In her complaint. Mrs. Dolosyncki
alleges her husband was always
starting arguments which frequent
the house. The five children would
also be chased out by the father
He would come home intoxicated
and would smash dishes and furni-
ture. They were married at Buda-
pest, Austria. In January, 1898
The plaintiff asks for $4,000 ALI
mony. the custody of the children
and 5000 a month allowance for
their support.
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be called by the state to substan-
tiate the assertion of Prosecutor
Waldo Cling that an autopsy and
chemical analysis of Carls organs
revealed the presence of eight grains
of arsenic. Chief points of Prose
cutor Ging's statements are:
That Carl and the defendant were
married after a short acquaintance
few months after Gibson's death.
That two months after this mar
riage Mrs. Carl filed divorce pro-
ceedings in Hancock county, alleg-
inH that Carl had misrepresented
his wealth and that instead of hav-
ing extensive property his estate
amounted to not more than $1,000
That a short time before Carl 5
death, August 6. 1921. Mrs. Card pur-
chased arsenic of a Greenfield drug
gist and that symptoms revealed
before Carl died were similar to
those encountered when arsenic has
been administered.
That an autopsy revealed the
presence of arsenic. and that after
his death. the defendant collected
Carts 1000 insurance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-23
CHICAGO CASH GRAN

WHEAT-No, red s1.33i4 a 1.35;
No. 3 red S12om1.30ia; No. 2 hard
winter s134ul.S5i5; No. hard win
ter s1.3o: No 1 northern spring dix
sL55: No. northern spring dix
S156; No. ) northern spring DIX
S1425a.
CORN-No. mixed s2c; No. .
white 62l4 a 621ac; No. ? yellow g.
G6211c: No mixed SIX a 81 Il :;
No white size; No. 3 yellow 81 Y
q 62c; No yellow sos @614c.
OATS-No white 411s a 42c; No.
white So. a 42c; No. white $50
39s4c. No white 37i4 a 3sc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-23
CHICAGO PRODUCE

BUTTER - Receipts 16.ss4 tubs,
Creamery ext a sac; firsts 81 q 33l7 c:
packing stock 1sd 19c.
EGGS-Receipts 41.523 cases. Mis-
cellaneous 23G 23iac; ordinary firsts
22d 22izc; firsts 26ia a 36%c.
LIVE POULTRY - Turkeys csc;
chickens 26c; roosters 15c; geese
% a soc; ducks 35c.
POTATOES Receipts 81 cars
Wis. round S1.4od1.60 Mich. $3.50
also: Idaho russets s1.s5; rurals
s1.75.
vEAL-5o 10 so lbs, 1Oc; 10 10 so
lbs. 11G 12c; 90 to 100 lbs $50 lie;
fancy 15c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-23
MERRILLVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Coffee Of Har-
vey, H.. visited relatives here last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. OFT Kersey and fam
lily called on relatives here last Sun
day. from Burnham.
Memorial service will be observed
here next Sunday, May 2sth, subject
Americas Response to the Unfin-
ished Task"
Everybody should attend the NJ z
service, it promises to be very in
teresting next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. o. Merrill and Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Pierce OF Hammond
were in town Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Both
well SON Nav goth