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Female.

Female.
COOK.-FIrst class; all branches: aFsist iron
ing: excellent references. city, country. $50.
Industrial Association Agency. II West 42d 81.
phone 500 Bryant.
COOK and CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS
Two young women. together or separate:
thoroughly experienced; excellent references.
city or country: $2j-S3O Miss Buckley
Agency. Il West l2d ST Phone 1887 BRYANT
COT'PLE, Cook butler; experienced, neat
young couple, open for engagement, sampson $
Employment Agency, 4l2 9TH ave.
HOUSEK EEPER.-Re capable young
woman: bachelors apartments or wldowers
household: thoroughly experienced; or travel
ling position; highest references Industrial
Association Agency, Il West 42d st. Phone
52l0 Bryant.
HOUSEWORKER.-Very neat Swedish girl; ex-
cellent waitress; long references; two In fam
lly: no washing; $25 Wilson'S Agency. l4l
East 57th ST.
HOT, SEKEEPER- Young Norwegian: no wash
ing b.. Miss HofmayeTs Agency, 32O-322 9Th
ave, 9Th floor. Telephone 432'-Madis0n 50.
LATNDRESS, well recommended, wishes to go
out by the day; careful worker Mrs. NJ Mil
e.. 2Gi West ll7th 81
LAUNDRESs wants work at home first class
reference Marie Fabio. 4i3 West 33d ST.
LAUNDKESS. competent: willing 10
assist chamberwork; excellent references;
city or country: s25-$3O Miss Buckley's
Agency. II West 42d ST Phone 74s7 BRYANT.
WASHING-Colored woman wishes family
washing by week or dozen; 80 years refer
enCes: terms reasonable. lG6 West 1921 st.
Phone 1904 MoTningsde.
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DRES SMAkING.

IMPORTED gowns reduced Ready TO take order
Tor dTesses for South. IS West 46th st.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR.-Germar, young. thoroughIy
experienced. any car: years excellent per per,
scnal references; city, country. lhdus! sn "a,
Association Agency. II West 42d. Phone. o2lO
Bryant ----
PORTER or assistant shipping clerk; Gerna ani
middle aged; sober and reliable Mdyt' 1871
New York ave, Brooklyn.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


AMBITIOUS Young man, 81 years old, wishes a
position where there future prospects; best
reference. l.. Greenhut, $50 Amsterdam ave.
BOOKKEEPER- STENOGRAPHER.-six years
experience: references; salary, SIS. DAVIS,
1863 Park Place. Brooklyn.
sister, brother. DO entire
work of family: thoroughly experienced; eX-
ccIlent ref arences: city. country; $45-S3O. In
dustrial Association Agency. II west 4Zd.
Phone. 500 Bryant. -
C0UPLE-English; man furnaces, automobile
jantor; wife cook general work, go any
where: strictly temperate Wright, . Catherine
St, Springfield. Mass.
COT-PIE--Cooi butler. valet both first
class; 4 years excellent references; city,
country; SO $50. Industrial Association
Agency, II west 40. Phone 1910 BRYANT
ENGLISH COUPLE on gentlcmans country
place: wife as housekeeper: man coachInan'
gardener: also handy with tools; good references.
Address H. ]. NJ. Tribune Office.
STENOGRAPHER BOOKKEEPER p TOUCH
typist 900; S years experience. highly recon-
mcndcd salary, SIS per week >, Box IL, Trib-
une Once.
YOUNG JAPANESE COUPLE man excellent
cook and butler. and wife as maid, In small
family; city or country; best references. \. II.
c. care japanese Y. NC A.. II Concord ST..
Brooklyn.
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INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American Foreign Teachers Agency.-sup-
nIIes professors Teachers, Tutors. Governesses.
SIC TO Colleges Schools and Families. Apply
10 Mrs NJ. ]. vounG-Fulton. % Union SQUARE
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S ECIAL UROPEAN COLUMN
FOREIGN RESORTS.

MARLSBAD,ls 90 s's; ssSs:o s;:::
n mI AAo ~~~ ioaGb Information Pamphlets
CURES: Stomach and intestine diseases eaS s spleen liver
abdominal plethora
tSo
Fine theatres concerts go &c
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tinuance. The court ordered the case
passed until the next term.
C r. Rathbone and =. n. Andcr.
son. deputy state tax commissioners.
who have for the past week beou
checking mp the state licenses In Ohio
county. will have completed their work
b. tho last of the week and will leave
Sunday for charleston.
-Contrarfor Alex Dixon. ~ Martins
F'rrr. wac E.t'n go contract Tor al
concrete work on Che new mill ~ TIC
Wheeling sheet ami Tin il0fe Company
ord ruf force ~ men 60 work ON fHe
for yesterday. Several directors ~ the
g. mranf were present when the work
Was begun
The new concrete steps being con-
rtfncfrI no fho sixteenth street entrance
tn the city building are rapidly ucaring
O. short tWr
a young man became confused hv
TIC heavy frlffl. while crossing Market
street rrtr tnr NrLura yesterday. and
w.t.H Do" uHs struck ii. uaa knocked
o. 60 Erolnd. bot escaped with a few
bruises
Tho outbound track OF tbe clty arI
fIr Grove RAILWAY "Hwrsu. 0u AIIf.II-
lo.l street haa been moved FL. ~ center
~ t.c firc un4 pural li with t.e in-
bound trnrk
The annual outline arI ri-n.c OF tho
Ito .Hir lrnunIf yesterday anil .|ir-
f.'Ia attended, Many attraction we're
iifn H'' Hri band FURNISHED music
dHiIn. ffe snfir. Day
--Whe.nrt Lodge So. ls o. ~ D Elks
not iHaf tffnIua .U UceH.lr rre. 'ou
Mtnr of t.r rlsfIia sent nuf Oh find vino
Hre SONS o. sffru. 60 .fntr .ontcrfinn
v.r. returned arI Jorge rumuer nave
f.gninei trffr intention OF attending
There wII nD HF uu.n.a iu CIurkanurg
vueu rsy Co.,
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Successful Affair.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Mt.
Olivet NJ. =. church gave a chicken
dinner in the A. O. Z. w. hall yes
terday afternoon. and. the ladies' be.
ing noted far and wide for their art
in cookery, between four and i've
hundred partook Of the bounteous re-
past
The ladies have. entirely through
their own efforts. built a hall ~ the
cost Of about $500 in which 70 hold
their meetings and social affairs. and
with the proceeds Of the dinner yes.
to-day will finish paying for the build.
ing.
The ladies' % the society have aisl
complied and had published a cook
book. each lady having contributed
several recipes 10 the book and THIS
viii be placed on sale NJ !. ~ Mont
gomery's store In East Wheeling.
Those who took part In serving the
dinner yesterday were Mesdames l..
w Schubert. Anna Montgomery. Carl
Seabright. l.. " Bromer. ". A. Mar.
pie. a. " Snedcker. ". &. Carnahan.
Herbert Montgomery. Charles Baker.
Gus Meyers. Anna Meyers. W. p
Waym1n. =. S Clruahan. = p Simp-
son. y =. Smith. Oma Bonar. Bert
Carnahan. Stella Scabright. Anna
caldwell Mary Walker. George Mar
plo and William White
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Entertained for Visitors.

Honoring her guests. Miss Eva
Meyer and Mrs. II. Beaumont. OF Phil
adelphia. Miss Marie Nolte pleasantly
entertained last evening az her home
tn Warwood After a pleasant even
ing. delicious refreshments were
served. Those present were Misses
Mary Arm. Wilma Scheme. Clara Vo-
gler. Nell Potts. Naomi Williamson.
Agnes Rust. Emma Stanke. Mary
Meade. Grace Jones, Amelia Schen.
erline Dagmar Bruhn. Marie Camel.
Fannie Young. Stella Stump. Bertha
Nolte. Mildred Bruhn. Eva Mayer and
Marie Nolte: Messrs Earl Bradbury.
Phil Mcguire. Edward Nolte. VIII Da
wilson, Chester Roeberger. Thomas
Manion, Tom ODonnell. Albert Bur.
CESS. Joseph jain. Bernard Killeen.
Ralph Williams. Charles Chrisswell.
Louis Yaeger. Paul williamson. Sam
uel Nesbitt. Harold Albright. Elmer
Cain. Samuel MountfOrd. George
Bruhn: Mesdames n. Beaumont. l.. G.
Eolte. George Bruhn and Felix Bull
lock.
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Birthday Affair

4 party was given az the home ~
Lewis Metzger. 632 Main street. Tues
day evening In honor Of hia G9th birth
day The evening was spent IN cards
and music. and an elaborate supper
vas served 90 n seasonable hour. An
enjoyable time was had by all pres.
ont Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. ". Scroggins Mr. and Mrs. John
Desmond. Mr. and Mrs Max TafeI.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Mctzger. Mr.
and Mr. Frank Metzger. Mr. Thomas
Mcmmingcr. state Senator Of Atoka.
Okla. Mr and Mrs Charley Traut.
vein. Mr.. and Mrs william Trau'.
vein. Mr. Lowis otto. Of Triadeiphia:
Misses Hattie and Pearl otto. Mr
and Mrs. W F. Robinson. of Martins
Ferry Mr. Bert Robinson OF Park.
ersburg Mr. and Mrs. w. stenen. Of
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NEWS BRIEFS

The case OF Louis Pazeos va.
Charles and Angelo Papulas. which
was TO have been tried I'm Part I OF
the circuit court yesterday, was set
tied out OF court and the case was dis.
missed NJ the COSTS OF the defendant
suit was brought to recover payment
on peanut rooster.
Marsh Watkins OF this CITY was
admitted yesterday TO practice rs an
attorney before the local courts.
Marsh Is a graduate OF the local High
school and State University.
The Wheeling Traction comuany
has received the first of its shipment
or new winter cars and the cars are
a model OF neatness and comfort.
Welcome lodge. \. o l. W. held
a meeting last evening and initiated a
class OF 80 candidates.
An Important meeting in the ease
or Kline Bros. tho bankrupt saloon
lists. VIII he held this morning at
Nolt". The case will Do rcopened uud
a trustee will be appointed to-day.
At tn meeting of the Bunrd 81
Trade this evening several important
the nltrafinn proposition and the annex
alton project Commission form OF
government viii also be- discussed
A meeting 81 the creditors 81
George Buxton. 81 Chester. Will he held
o-morrow IN Referee Henry A. NoIto'a
onice. FOR the purpose ~ hearing the
report 81 the trustees. Tho court costs
Will 80 be considered and "a dividend
will be declared " possible
A suit for the partition ~ property
WAS filed Yesterday afternoon by
Thomas Shields vs.. Frank y Shields
and others The defendants apnoared
and asked leave 10 file answers In tho
case and the request was granted b.
the court
The case ~ the state VS.. James
Tolbcrt was 20 have been heard in
criminal court Yesterday. hut the de-
PENDANT appeared and asked for "a con.
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o'LearY.o,conr.ll.

Tho marriage Of James j. O'Loary.
now practicing law in Washington. -
C. and Miss Josephine Bgrnadette
OConneu. of that city. will be- sol
emnized next Tuesday morning az 8
o'clock In me Church 90 the 1mmacu-
late Conception Mr. O1eary D. a for
mer resident. a son ~ Mr. and Mrs
James p OLeary. and VAS formerly
on tho rcpcrtorial stan Of Tho News
in This CITY. Since HIS graduation
from Tho Georgetown University hc
has gained quite a reputation AZ "a
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About People
Movements Of individuals TO and
From the City.
Hotel Arrivals


The following West Nirginians were
day:
McLure-W. |. johnson. Clarksburg
George = Magan. Parkersburg: Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. Hartman. New Martins
vile; w. {. F1orain. Parkersburg. and
oscar Jenkins. Parkersburg
Grand Central-W ]. Ouiglev and
vile, Sistersville. l.. W. Fox. Wallace (:
G; l. Keyser. Sutton. and II. X. Jones.
Hundred.
Windsor-Boyd Ayres Eiklns: W. c.
Smith. Parkersburg; T. J. Sherrard.
Wellsburg, and l.. c. Moss. Manning
ton.
Stamina. f. Brown and wife.
Grafton: Paul Armstrong. Fairmont
q. w. Hin. Sistersville. J. G. Freeman.
Clarksburg. and Jasper Taylor. Nor
Rantown.
Mrs. August Meyer. OF Thirty.
eighth and Jacob streets. is IN.
Rev. G.. J. wilson OF Sistersville.
spent some time yesterday in this
city.
Mrs. Mary Stein is III at her homo
on the South Side.
Secretary A. T Arnold. Of the State
Sunday School Association. spent yes.
terday in Wellsburg. on business.
Squire Lee +. Dobbs was a business
caller yesterday in Steubenville. being
n witness at an important trial in that
city.
Homer Mcbride. OF Glencoe. spent
yesterday in Wheeling. on business.
Miss .Iary Eleanor Wright, 81
Highland Park. left last evening for
stanton. Va. where she will attend
Mary Baldwin seminary.
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Missionary Society Meets.

An interesting meeting OF the Wo-
mans Home and Foreign Missionary
Society Of the Stone church was held
yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Alfred Davis. in Linton's addi-
ton. Elm Grove. A lengthy program
was rendered. and routine business
was transacted.
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Gave Recital

An interesting recital was given
yesterday afternoon 90 tho Sisters Of
81 Joseph Academy hy tho Misses
Clara and Gwendoiin Clemans tho
charming daughters OF sheriff WIZ
ism " Cicmnns 4 lengthy program
consisting ~ readings and musical CO.
lerfions was rendered Boo n capable
manner. and the young ladies' AZ.
quilted Themselves most creditably
= large number of invited guests On
joycd tho excellent program.
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kIna,s paunh,ers. Sumner.

At a meeting 81 the members Of the
Kings Daughters ~ the Thomson VI.
i. church next Monday evening at
the home Of Mrs. A. +. Edwards. on
South Penn street. arrangements Will
be eompleted for a supper 20 be held
IN the church on October 3.
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important Meeting.

This evening Burt Hive No. 3s. la
dies Of the Maccabees. will hold an
important meeting and all members.
officers and guards are urged TO at
tend a rehearsal will be held for
the rally on October 4.
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cotillion Club.

On Tuesday evening Of next week
the Cotillion Club will give their clos
ing dance ~ the summer season At
Wheeling Park. on the following
Monday evening the opening dance
Of the winter season will he held ~
the Carroll club. The hall will be
beautifully decorated for the occasion
and Bentncld's Elks' orchestra Of bel.
laire. will furnish music An interest
Ing dance program is being arranged
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"wednesday. at high noon, at the
home OF the brides uncle. Mr.. Porter
Maxwell. at Lost Creek. W. Va. oc-
CURED the wedding OF Miss Lucy Clif.
ford TO Prof Marcus O. Bond. Di-
recty after the wedding ceremony an
elaborate wedding dinner was served
in the expansive dining room, which
was appropriately decorated for the
occasion. Only the immediate mem
bers OF the family were present The
happy couple left last evening on the
) o'clock train for wedding trip to
Washington. j. c. baltimore and Nor.
folk. Va. from which port they will
sail by steamer 10 Boston Mass About
September 81 they will be at home 10
their friends AZ WOodsdale
Those present NJ fhe wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Maxwell. Mr.. and
Mrs. ~ V. Stout. Mr. and Mrs l..
Jarvis. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l. Bond.
Misses Blanche and Emma Maxwell
Mrs. Mary clifford. Harry W Bond.
Miss Ella A. Bond. Charles W. Goetze
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Entertained Director,

j. G. Mckinley. president OF the
Wheeling Fairgrounds Association.
was host 10 the Fairgrounds directors
last evening with a chicken and waffle
supper AZ Springer's place in Rayland
His guests were Miss Oral Dickens
and Harry Weller. East End grounds !:
Miss Lenore Cox and Wilbur Bages.
Island grounds: Mrs. Maud Spooner.
Becker. J. 7. Goodwin and Emerson
Megrail. Twenty-sixth street grounds: .
Miss Julia Mayer and Julian Schwalb
Forty-sixth street grounds.
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Dance az Arion Hall.

The first dance Of tho autumn sea
son will be held al the Arion hall on
september %. when the Duquosne
Dancing Set give their opening dance
Invitations arc being prepared and
viii BE- mailed within a few days
Steihms orchestra has been engaged
for the season and good music Is as
surod.
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and an excellent program is being ar.
ranged The AFFAIR viii be Of a for
NAL nature. admittAnee being By IN
vitation only. The committee IN
charge Of the arrangements consists
OF Pred A Brinkman. Charles A Baa-
er. Marcus Bertschey. Harry Hoffman
and John Fundus.
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Ser Departing s,uoent,.

Under the auspices OF the Young
Peoples Union Of the FRS, Baptist
church. an entertainment will be held
this evening. honoring the students
who leave in a few days for out-of.
town. schools. Among them are Earl
Crook. Cornell University. Ithaca. y.
Y: Altman Smith. Technical College
Philadelphia; William Lopc Dental
College. Pittsburgh: Harry Bond. Uni.
versiiy OF Wisconsin. Madison. Wis.
and Miss Mabel Treharne. Baptist
Missionary Training School. Chicago.
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Cleveland. o.: Mr.. L. Weaver. Mr..
George Dorm. Frank Serig. Albert
Rust. Mrs. Mary March, Harrisburg.
Pa. and Mrs. Gilbert.
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lawyer in the Capital City. Miss
O'Connell is the accomplished daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. O'Connell,
OF Washington.
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SOCIETY
coIIeqIate Alumni Association.

meeting OF the Collegiate Alumni
Association will be held this after
noon at the home OF Mrs. II. NJ. Kim
berland. at 1923 Main street. The
meeting will begin at o'clock. and
will be unusually interesting. as work
for the winter will be outlined.
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Tho horn Kob Kiub will hold
dance Thursday cvcrinr. September
90. In Mozart hall Ncietcra orchos
ira has been ensaRad To uandar rnnsio ]
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Is not eheaply conoocted bread preparation that simply
raises the dought Is a scientifically compounded Bak-
ing Powder Of recognized food value a well as the
greatest ieaUening quality.
Sold By ell GOOD CrOesrs. Insist having IL
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WANTED-5O boys. steady work.
Good szoea Northunca Glass CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

when no was visiting the Natural
Bridge with Cyrus T. Field, promo 4
ter Of the company that Ind this At4
lantic cable. and Nrrs., Field, in 1851
1t hung in Mr.. Fields homo in New.
York until HIS death, and then pass-
ed into tho possession OF his daughs
ter. A snort time ago Mr.. Ryan
learned that It could ba Fought, and
no took steps at once to get Il for thu
university 1t is interesting to note
that another Of Mr.. Churoh'a paints
ings, that of Niagara Falls, which, Id
respect OF tho artists sincerity and
execution, resembles his painting OF
Natural Bridge. is now ranked in the
list OF the most valuable and costly,
ofiAmerican art works. n
Mr.. Ryan's SLIT adorns the wall Id
the northwest corner OF tho main aUf
ditorluIn OF Madison Hall. 1t has been
arranged 30 as to. have tho best light.
possible. It Is particularly strikinps
from tho point OF Wow OF color. alsN
and truth OF portrayal. The vastnesB
of the massive arch, tho beauty OF
cloud effects, tho rlchness OF oolori
Ing OF the sandstones OF which the.
arch and It's base are composed the
dclicacy of tracing I'm depicting tha
cedars which line the banks OF tho
stream. ana tho foliage on tho em-
bankment and along the edges OF tna
bridge, even the moss on the rocks-,all
combine TO make a work OF art OF ex3
quisite. grace and beauty. sd
1t hangs In n costly gilt franc OF
artistic design. which has enclosed ID
ever since 1t became the property os
Mr. Field many wears ago J.