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We are glad to hear that Vir-
ginia Fenstermachcr. who had an
operation some weeks ago, Is able
to be around again.
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Planet of Mars Nedrs
Earth, Says Astronomer

TENERIFFE.--Mars b payfns
visit to this planet.
p. NJ. Rynes, astronomer, has ar,
rived here to make observations OK
Mars, which Ia now nearer tho esrtn
than 1t has been for the pass ~
yearh
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Ruth and Louise Bale of Little
Rock, Ark, are here for n visit with
their cousins. Lenore and Frances
Preisker.
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A card from Miss Messner says
she is very busy and is enjoying her
work at Camp Proctor very much.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

Lucy Hoffman left last Tuesday
for Little Rock to spend a month
with an aunt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

Ruth May left last Sunday for n
weeks stay In Bartlesville.
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So l7Zll.l 4ls1slAA sl7I7
BE Prepared"
.GIRLfSCOUTS
T,ftf CA
SunfiOUer Troop 1

News is rather scarce this week
since so many OF our scouts arc
out OF town,
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Ruth Barr. Rernlce Martin. La
we're Shoenfelt and Leota Lassit n
built a lean-to on the hike to pass
one OF their tests The lean-to was
constructed of branches and trunks
of trees and was matched with
sumach. II was large enough fJr
six girls to comfortably spend the
night under. In our opinion It was
a practical lean-to and the girls
who made itgwere Justly proud OF
their work.
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Girl Scouts or America, Sunflow-
er Troop l, We sincerely thank
you for the flowers and the kind
turns which you so nobly gave dur
ing the Illness and death OF our
beloved mother and grandmother.
Mrs, Nancy NJ, Limbaugh, -- Mr.
ana Mrs, w a. Rupp and family.
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We are proud TO report we have
Golden Eaglet scout In our troop
LaNore Shoenfelt passed these tests
some time ago with tho exception
OF building the lean-to required on
one Of the merit badges. and this
was accomplished with our last
overnight hike. az this was her first
opportunity to do so. Troop 3 Is
proud to own LaVere as one OF It's
number. IA this badge surely means
Oto Girl Scout) everything that
goes in the making Of a real scout.
Girls. you that have been missing
ocout meeting. better come; you are
not only missing a good time Mt
scout meeting. but you are also
missing your good turns to your
troop. The faithful ones are rp
md doing. Come next meeting and
see what we have accomplished. We
ore gradually climbing. II will not
new members for tho tenderfoot
class. We are sure making vaca-
tion count.
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Ruth Barr has passed her scribe.
cook and flower finder merit
badges. and has almost completed
her pioneer and first aid badges
II is plain to see Ruth has been
working hard.
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Lenore Preisker has completed
the work for the child nurse badge.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. sCIEN.
flsT-Eleventh and Boulder sunday
services at II. Subject for today, Love I"
sunday school $3.50 and ali under
20 wears Of age cordially invited, Wednes-
day evening testimonial meetins at l.
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We have ordered q regulation
Girl Scout bugle from headquar-
ters. IAVere Shoenfclt has been
appointed troop bugler and We hope
soon to have n drum so we will 1c
better equipped for scout work.
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All girls enrolled or those quail
fled 10 take the first aid work
should not miss any OF the lessons
gwen by Mrs, Godfrey at Red Cross
headquarters. as this opportunity IL
not one % he overlooked. Girls
that have been receiving lessons
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CHRISTIAN,

FIRST cHRIsTIAN--Ninth and Boul.
der Meade Duit, pastor, OssgetssS
study phone Usage 2477 Bible school
1885 and S. Morning subject, "Passengers
OF the Mighty" evening, The Gospel Ac-
cording to Jesus"
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN Glenwood
Homo Gardens section. r. W Coleman
pastor. Sunday school g;4b. Endeavor
$50 preaching ct II and 1850.
WHEELING AVENUE CHRISTIAN
Eighth and wheeling. y. J. England,
pastor. Bible school a. 10, endeaTor at
s;lb. Preaching every Sunday at IL and
OWEN PARR-Meets temporarily .i
shelter house IN she park Guy Hail
minister. Bible school 3 D. m. commun.
ion and preaching D. m.
WEST TULSA-Meets in community
hall. Rev, Sam b. waggoner, pastor
sunday school O;t5. Services at IL and g.
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Louise CASTOR, Harry Youse and
Bessie DAILY have completed their
requirements for the tenderfoot
tests. Congratulations, girls.
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Daisy Troop

Hugrah for our attendance last
week. Patrol had a perfect at
tendance OF all who are in town,
Patrol 3 had only one absentee snd
Patrol l had two absent who
cares II this weather Is hot1
We were glad to have Helen and
Frances Linehan back with us
again after their vacation trip.
We expect TO organize a smash
ball team some time in the near
future. After we have several prac-
tices we shall be glad 10 play
against some OF the other troops.
We are glad TO have Frances
York join Patrol /. taking the place
Of Mary Jane Lawlor. who is away
for the summer.
Do not forget that the next meet
Ing, Thursday, August 3. is the first
meeting OF the month and the day
70 bring dues. Don't forget your
cents
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LUTHERAN.

FIRST LUTHERAN-PItth and Elgood
$, Kaufman, pastor residence 32l
South Gillette. Bible school s:ib. Morning
worship at IL, subject "How to Hear"
No evening service.
WEST TULSA Meets In Odd Fellows
lodge room, Bible school at 10. commun.
ton ana preaching at II.
GRACE LUTHERAN Missouri synod
Thirteenth and Quincy tnew huildinE)
kari Frese. pastor. sunday school at 10 .
services at II.
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TEMPLE ISRAEL - Fourteenth ana
Cheyenne. Chas. b. Late. rabbi; residence
Cedar 1899; tudy, Cedar 1913
B'NAI EMUNAHSsis 8 Cheyenne
Morris Teller. rabbi.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
r Observation-Disclosures
c, w. Serr. pastor.

FIRST PREsBYTERIAN-sev and
Boston. c. w. Serr. pastor. Sunday
school at a:45. Senior and intermediate
Endoavor at 6;45. Junior at f;3o, preach
ing at 1855 and S. Morning sermon,
Mental Health" evening, Avoiding the
Black Spots In Life"
SECOND PREsBYTERIAN--2un AND
Archer. The church thar shows moving
pictures. W. H. Murphy. ir., pastor
sunday school at s;t5. senior endeavor at
7. junior at 4. Sermon by the pastor at
II and .. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
1870.
COLLEGE HILL Your Community
Church"--Seventh and Columbia tKen.
dalD, Robert II Clarke. pastor. Sunday
school p4S, intermediate and senior en-.
deavor $50. tunior at 3. Worship at II
and 1850
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN - Cheyenne
and King Charles e. Newcomb. minister
lOs West King street. phone t9b2,J
bible school e;l5. w. II. Ford. superin-
tendsnt. Preaching at II and 3. Junior
union at 8, senior and intermediate at q
Wednesday evening Bible study at q.
BuLLEIIk CUMMuNITf--N oTiois n
and Independence. ". +. Garvin, pastor,
SUNDAY school 9:t6. c. s. Edwards. super
intendent. Junior and senior endeavor
$50. Preaching at II and 7;so.
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MJsCFI.IANROIts

MISCELLANEOUS.
CHURCH OF THE NAzARENE-w..,
Tulsa. 2s19 South Phoenix. r. W toha
son. pastor. 1877 South Trenton sHSss,
school at 10. preaching at IL and lid
young people at 6.4S, Wednesday prays,
meeting 1880. Bible study clsSs FrlisyW
CHURCH OF ooD-Fi,th and s,s,.o,
p. II. Shipman. pastor. sunday school =.
ss0, preaching al II and 3
CHURCH or CHRlsr-No- msstins =
schoo' at 10, pfeacbins At il ana 'IH1 !. y
cbat1S bLATSTEEf PAY. PAY SAINTS 4Ii,, hso.s.ui..s
Rockford. c. =, sheppard. pastor. ID spn, Hnc
day school a;t5. Preaching at II and D.
PRAYER meeting at D. m. wsdns.d,G
ASSEMBLY OF Gop - Firth and
Peoria. Sunday school ana Bible read.
ins At 10; DEVOTIONAL ana pastoral ,,Tis,
T5.,s,y ~ syssssi.i,S ,b. a, Is8 sognE people
NORTH TULSA COMMUNITY dnt.ra..
nominationaD CINCINNATI and oklahom
N,orthmoteland addition. Sunday school at
lo proaehi5s aching, a, Il and Sy ,uggi;
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST - rrs
Long. pastor. Saturday services: sabbath
school 9a5. missionary volunteers D,
m. preaching at IL. Sunday services:
UNITY CLASS Of Practical chr,,,,,n,,,
meets In Judge Hunts division OF district
court AT D. m: on sunday and Thurs.
day evenings Bible school sunday norn.
ing at s45. All invited
PHILOSOPHICAL sOCIETY--Bssspt
lodge Theosophicsl headquartsrs roer,
20l Psn-American building. Fifth and
day night
iNTERNATfoNAL BIBLE STUDENTS
Meets in district courtroom No in
county courthouse every sunday Class
study at 2:5o .. m. public speaking at g.
SAND SPRINGS CHURCHES.
ADNENTISr-sO North Grant W n
Moore pastor. Saturday services. Sabbath
school at 9Ib. sermon by pastor at IL
sunday services: sermon nt p, m.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-Servioes every
Sunday at II in Masonic hall In Natonll
Bank building Sunday school at 10.
y. 5. Brinkley. pastor. Sunday school at
pastor NJ II and 9.
ST. PATRTCKS-Fourth and Llneeln
ID. c, Fletcher, pastor. First mass At Tt;iS
n. m, and high mass At ..
CHURCH OF GOD--4O1 Grant A. A.
Kinion. pastor. Sunday school tt5. ssr.
mon at II today by Rev. Ralph J. Lamb,
Tulsa.
CHRISTIAN-bol North Main A.
c. 3abcock. pastor. Bible school t,ls.
Christian Endesvor 6:lb. Sermons BY pas.
tor at II and 4. Morning subject, First
Principles evening. The Man Who Died
for Me-
PENTEcosTAL.-sol North Grant. sun.
day school s:tb. preaching at IL and g.
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R.:d,9s room. 'c7:.c' Mayo slas, rm
q Sunday and holidays q to g.
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The Jan,boree

Camp Euchee. July 13.
Well. boys, were here again, feel
ing as punk az usual When we
got here you all want TO leave. nat
urally. but scout is brave. 40 live
up to that law and face ua--dont
shoot until you can hear their knees
crack, boys.
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are delighted with same and high
in their praises OF the work.
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HOLY FAMILY-Eighth and Boulder
John @. Herring pastor. Sunday hours
for summer, May to October !, as
follows; First mass, $50; children's mass
ard instruction. ss0; high mass and ser.
mon, 10 a. m: evening devotions at
$50 p. m,
ford. Rev, Charles Standaert rector
Parish includes all east OF Midland Val.
ley) Rev. Il. Verhelst assistant Sunday
services 1880 a, m. low mass and sermon
$3.50 a, M, children's mass With instruc-
lions 1850 a, m, high mass and sermon
Week day masses $50 and $50 A. m
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FIRST sPIRITuAL-K. Of , han. At,
p. m. Mrs, r. L. Reynold. pssto,
Lecture by the pastor. Message oIreia -,
danes haltby, Reynolds. Dillon ForH
Aldrich, Moody, Lindsay and Fismfoirs
Adult study class at $50. All m,,is..
discontinued between July . and Ausn.s
9, owing to spiritual camp neetiny a,
Sand Springs park July ie to so
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE OF rRuTu
NOW meeting at p. m. in Odd Frilov.
hall i12h South Boulder. Rev gett,,ss
Hull, pastor. Closed temporary b.
cause Of the Illness OF the pastor p.sn-
lar "wednesday evening message c,-eIe., a,
pastors residence 200 North Navh.ii,
also Friday afternoon and evening e,,,
oles For personal interview with n..
tor call Usage 207t.R '
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FPISCoPAI.IaN.

FPISCOPAI.IAN.
TRINITY EPlSCoPAL~-Fifth and Gin.
einuati, Rev, Rolte e. Crum. rector.
Holy communion at In crypt OF new
building. Church school IN same place
at 9:5o, Morning prayer at II.
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SlCKLY CH|LDREN
NEED a TONIC
Nerv-woxth rAspeS 0ood- Aids Digos-
ton, Regulabss the Bowels
and Tono9 Up.

Statistics have shown q large percent
age Of school children suffer from NAL
nutrition and general debility and thus
lag In their studies, are listless and
lnaemic. Under such handicap the ques-
ton arises. Has Your Child a Fair
Chance Look at our children afte-
school tonight. Is there a haggard look
all tagged out. Are the eyes dull or
sparklinK with pep and healthy vigor?
II there Is not an excess OF good health
there need OF reliable tonic and sys-
tenn regulator and there Is none better
than the famous Wentworth. 1t tastes
Eood-all children like II. II aids d.
gestion. sweetens the stomach. has a
mild but very certain action on tho
bowels does not purge but gives healthy
normal and re-u'ar action. II is just as
good for old 10 = as for children and
Just as good for Wig strong men as for
delicate women. II is a reliable family
remedy for nearly all ills come from dis
ordered stomach and bowels and Eerv-
worth Is the greatest remedy In the
world for indigestion anu constipation.
Most druggists sell II at one dollar a
bottle. II Is always for sale Mt c. Fl.
,iriest & Co.'S drug store in this city,
and every druggist Is authorized TO give
the money hack II the first bottle does
lot show encouraging results-Adv.
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where he Is employed by the Carter vi
Miss Elsie McKlsson, principal Of the
Main street school, will leave soon 10
attend the summer term OF Columoui"
University. ho.
Harry Il. Azar, Of this city. member
of the class Of 1922. Of Marietta '"I,eh
was elected president OF the a l. :"
Fraternity. .,,t
An automobile driven by william
Eddy. OF Little Buffalo backed over an
embankment at pursley, on the SlSte,
Vile and Salem turnpike The magazine
came TO stop at an angle OF 10 "e-
grees. Eddy was not injured. WI,
Mrs. John Flynn and daughter ME-
Mabel. have returned from the heuS'ne
Of r r.. Morgan. who was taken to IEe
Marietta Hospital Thursday evening
following an attack OF acute appendici-
It's Mr. Morgan Is getting along =:
we'll as could be expected. although NJ
Is not yet out Of danger
A daughter was born Monday mornihe
to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Henderson. NJ.
Henderson is one of the owners OF the
TYLER County Hardware Co Mrs. Hen
derSOn was before her marriage "i'Ss
Mae Evans.
Miss Maud Groves teacher the past
two years in the Sistersville department
schools IL candidate on the Rcph"i-
can ticket. for the nomination for super
intendent Of schools OF Nicholas county
B. r. tlegE. of MoundSNiiIe Is me
guest Of his grandson, Raymond Clcgg
and family.
Miss Thelma Caldwell has gone ~
Pittsburgh for 4 visit OF month VIII"
relatives and friends
Miss Virginia Springer has as her
guest Miss Marie Brown, OF farKers-
burg,
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M|DDLEBOURNE

Middlcbourne. W, Va. June 5.-Michc
ael Fletcher. well known young man oi
Wick Tyler county, accidentally sho'
himself through the left arm, MONDAY
while shooting at crows. the "ouhI
was dressed by Or. 4. q. Conoway. anu
1t Is believed the injuries Will not prove
serious.
Miss Amy Riggle, teacher IN the
Fairmont high school. Is the guest or
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. {. Il. Rlgg ic'
Miss RigCle will leave Saturday on the
summer tour of the cOit-Alber thautau-
qua Company, as a junior worker. Inc
circuit will cover cities OF the northwest
and probebly a stop at Vancouver. MISS
Riggle has been elected delegate L"
the Drama League Institute in CHICAGO
In August.
Miss Virginia Adams. has gone to
F'airmont for an extended visit with
her sister. Mrs Mckinley watkins.
Miss Daisy Timmons, head Of the Nor
NAL Training department OF Tyler 'oha-
" high school, has returned from cou-
pie NJ days visit with relatives In
Wheeling.
Miss Elizabeth George was the guest
over the week end of Mrs. T. {. Nc
Carnes OF Warrington.
Members OF the county court were IN
session Monday. to attend 10 payment
of hills. and other routine matters.
Prod. l.. Il. I'm. of West Virginia Uni
vcrsity al Morganto%n. who was the
guest Of his mother, Mrs. +. Hill, re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs. Lawrence Stead Is tho guest OF
relatives and friends In Wheeling.
Mrs. G. d Eastman. OF SIst"rSrillc.
was the guest Sunday of her. mother.
Mrs. Isaac Hickman.
The summer term Of Tyler county
high school opened Monday morning and
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her Five Hundred Club at her home on
Hess avenue, this afternoon. Five nun
dred will be enjoyed until o'clock,when
a delicious chicken dinner Will be served
70 the following: Mesdames william
Phillips. OF Pittsburgh: Harold SeeVers
of Bethany; George Tappy. Charles Ma
son, Albert Logan, Earl Genther. Rus-
sell Steels. Martin Smith, Clyde Stevens
Thomas Williams and Donald Sewers.
@. L. @. Club.
The members 6f the g. l.. c. Club met
last evening at the home of Miss Mary
Genther. on Ohio avenue Needlework
was the pastime until late hour tempt
ing refreshments were served.
Musical Treat.
A musical treat will be presented TO
the public Wednesday evening at the
Christian church. A very delightful pro-
gram will be rendered by five we'll
known musicians An admission Of IS
cents will be charged and will go toward
the church.
Lawn Hete.
The lawn fete to be given by the 7. w.
girls club at the high school promises
10 be big affair The girls have ar
ranged for everything and nothing will
be undone to make II big success
Among the attractions Will be the For
tune Teller and the Mystery Booth.
warwood Briefs.
Miss Bertha WINNER will spend the
next few days with her sister In. Nor
gantown.
Messrs. and Mesdames. Fred Woods,
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MCMECHEN
Board Meeting

ooAro AooL1ng
Inc Official board meeting OF the
eFst NJ +. church Will be held in the
parlors OF the church tonight. Matters
relating TO the financial condition of tho
church will be discussed Other mat
ters OF Importance are also TO be taken
up at this meeting
Missionary Meeting
The Missionary society of the Chris
ton church will hold their meeting to-
night IN the parlors OF the church Con-
ditions and work OF the foreign mis-
sionaries will be discussed Mrs. C. W.
Fuller and Mrs. T. L. Freelan will lead
the meeting.
Rehearsal for Children's Day
Rehearsal for the Chlidren's day eXer-
cises TO be held next Sunday are going
with fine results. The children are
gaining confidence at every rehearsal
and all feel sure this will be a com
plete success
X. Of p. Meet
The regular meeting of the X OF r.
will he held In their armory this eve
ming. After the regular business has
been disposed OF there will be an hour
OF drill. All members are requested to
be present
I. o. o. T. to Meet
The regular meeting OF the I. O. q. F.
lodge will be held In their hall on the
corner OF It'll and Marshall streets to-
night. Routine business will be dis
posed OF. All members are requested
TO be present.
MoMsohen Briefs
Mrs. Ed Pierson and daughter OF
Eleventh street are visiting relatives in
Ohio
Mrs. F.. w. williams and son returned
home after spending a few days with
relatives In Whitaker, Pa.
s. S. Crow Is recovering from an Ill
ness.
Jacob Suffer Of South Marshall street
who has been III for some time is not
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs T l.. White OF Mounds
Vile Is visiting Rev. and Mrs. c. W.
Fuller OF South Marshall street.
For Sale-Three- Groom cottage. En-
qu!re 3y-J Renwood.
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SISTERSV|LLE

Sistersville. June 5.-Mr. and Mrs. O.
l.. Lazear and son. Paul, and Mrs. Jack
KinkaId, left Monday. for Wheeling 70
attend commencement exercises at MI
de Chantal Miss Nancy Lazcar is
student at the Mount.
Mrs Jennie Rca. OF Marietta. O.. IL
the guest Of her daughter, Miss Alice
Rea.
Word has been received here OF tho
birth of daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs F..
c. Thorpe. Of Electa. Texas. Mrs
Thorpe is the sister Of Mrs Earl Miller.
Of this city. and a former Sistersville
resident.
Misses Collette Bradley, Marguerite
Reed and Ruth Pollen were guests Sun
day OF friends In Marietta. Q.
Dean Cutler. who has been theguest
Of his parents. Mr.. ami Mrs G. o. Cut
Ter, will leave Tuesday for Pennsboro.
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Urbana. Ohio. have returned home after
a several weeks visit at the home or
&rs. Banes father, Edward Bane. or
North Charles street, and other rela-
tves.
Mrs. F. A. Kimball. OF Pittsburgh.
Pa. returned home Monday morning,
after few days visit with her brother.
J. NJ. McCune, and sisters. Of Brilliant
Ohio.
Miss Eloise Calhoun, Of Bethany. was
a visitor In Pittsburgh. Pa, Monday.
Charles Clark. OF 22nd street. chief
clerk In the Follansbee mill orrice, is
off duty, suffering from a sprained arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Long, who have
been visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. r. Alleman for three months.
have returned to their home in Akron.
Ohio.
Mrs. o. o. Williams Of Beech Bottom
was business caller in Wellsburg on
Monday.
r. w. Palmer and son George. who
motored TO Baltimore. Md. recently re-
turning home Sunday with Miss Ntr-
gin!a Palmer. who is student at
Goucher College.
Paul Glass. one OF the carriers for
the Wellsburg Herald. Is confined 10
his home on Yankee street. with
chicken pox
VIII Barnes. OF North Charles street.
VINO underwent successful operation
recently In the Ohio Valley hospital.
Is nome and getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. Oowney, of Cross
creek District. are the happy parents OF
daughter
MI. and Mrs. Slater Lindsay. Of Claws
VILE Pa. were guests Sunday at the
home OF their aunt Mrs. John Lewis, OF
Main street.
Is. Young has resigned his position In
inc Meyer & yesterday grocery.
MISS Cecil Jones ras returned to her
nome In Moundsville. after a visit at
me nome Of her brother. j. l.. Jones. of
south Main street. Miss Dolly Simp-
son oi Main street accompanied MISS
Jones home for short visit
MIS- W. r" Stewart. OF Beech Bottom.
Ing. '''''
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FOR COL|C AND
STOMACH PAINS

For that quick, harmless, sure relief
so desirable az night or anytime-there
IS nothing equals Adams Wonder Cap
sules. Every family should have a bot
tie handy and If you buy them at our
store-hcre Is our guarantee. If dose"
C capsules) fail to completely Danish
every sign or misery and suffering with
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Results come quick in cases Of stom-
ach. bowel bladder. intestinal. collie.
diarrhea. dysentery. cramps. aches or
spasms Absolutely harmless and do not
affect heart or nerves. No depression
afterwards. Mail orders 81. prepaid at
c. Fl. Griests Cut Rate, 1925 Market
street. Wheeling, W. Va.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-06
PLACE NEW orrY 1IaHr

The city light department yesterday
installed a new light in front Of thu
Mutual Bank building on Market street
and last evening the light caused con-
siderable comment. The spot has always
been a dark one along the main businsss
street in the city and the light improveS
the situation a great deal. -