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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The NINETEENTH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
Of two and one-haf- ca per cent? per cent has
been declared on the preferred stock of the Wash
ington Railway & Electric Company. payable De
CEMBER lsr, lsI1 All holders Of certificates q
said preferred stock Of record on the 18th DAY
Of August. 1913. bearing . stamp changing ths
time and manner Of payment Of dividends thereon
from semi-aunualy to quarterly. shall receive one
half Of said seu,iannual dividend on September st
leI,
A quarterly dividend Of and one-hah on pa
ccntl per cent On the common stock Of the Wash
ngton Railway Electric Company has BEEN fe-
clsred payable September 1st, 1913. TO common
stockholders Of record AZ the close Of business On
18th day Of August, 1913
Books for the transfer Of preferred ard eonmrr
stock will be closed from the close Of business On
the 18th day Of August 1913 to the opening Of bun
ness on the 18th day Of August. 1913
.u-lsl5 8. r. BOWEN, SECRETARY.
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FIGHT ON "WHITE PLAGUE"
More Than $1,000, 900 Appropriated
By states.

Out Of forty-one State legislatures In
session during the season Of 1913, laws
dealing with tuberculosis were enacted
in thirty States- In thirty-four states
consideration was given to bills dealing
with the prevention Of this disease. This
is a summary Of the legislative campaign
for 1913, issued by the National Associa-
ton for the Study and Prevention OF
tuberculosis yesterday.
ApLropria tons to the amount OF more
than s. 600, 900 have been set aside for the
treatment and prevention of tuberculosis
by the State Legislatures in session this
year There are at the present time
thirty-nine such institutions in thirty-one
different States. Connecticut. Massachu-
sets, and Pennsylvania each having
more than one sanatorium. In addition
to the amounts appropriated by the
various State governments Congress will
be obliged to set aside nearly 100000
for the maintenance of the United States
Public Health. the Army and the Navy
Ssnatoria, and the tuberculosis Hospital
Of the District OF Columbia
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Washington housekeepers were greatly
Interested in the article in yesterday
~ a shIngton Herald regarding the Demo
cratic cook book. soon to be issued.
In addition to, Mrs. Marshall, AIRS.
Champ Clark, and Mrs. Ollie James.
there are q number Of other women in
the Congressional set who are versed IN
the art of cooking. Some Of their recipes
will be given In the cook book.
Mrs. Duncan U. Fletcher, wife OF the
Senator from Florida, who Is a wealthy
woman, as well as an ardent Democrat,
= an expert cook. Furthermore, shI, mas
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he'd her daughters instructed in all
h5usewifely arts. One of her pet recipes
is a chocolate filing for pie.
Mrs Morris Sheppard, wife Of Senator
Sheppard of Texas. who is remaining In
Washington with her husband during the
heated season, prepares many q dainty
warm weather dish. She makes deli
cious strawberry Bayarian cream.
The cook book IL being compiled by
Mrs. Blakely. who Ii well known here.
and Mrs. Grace Porter Hopkins. field sec
rotary Of the Woman's National Demo-
cratic League.
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Strawberry Bavarian Cream.
~ MRS. MORRIS SHEPPARD.

Hull . box of Strawberries and
bruise them in . cup Of powdered
sugar. Rub this through q sieve
and mix them with a pint OF
half ounces Of gelatine. Pour into
. mold previously oiled. and place
on ice until arm. Turn into dish
and serve with whipped cream.
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DEATH RECORD.

WHITE
James Peed. I months, 6E Twentieth st. ne.
Minnie Elizabeth Howln month. ~ Third It. q.
Philip Z, Hutch1son. s. years. SIS Tenth 1t. e.
Mamie Gertrude Herring. l. 3r Fifteenth It na
Ellen L. Cole, -, II First ST. ne
Sophia R. Walker 73 1lol ST. NV.
Margaret Ann OLeary, g. liz Nineteenth It nv.
Clara Allen Covert, s., 9l6 Fourteenth It. nv.
Robert Stokes, s. U. s. Soldiers Home HospG
Lizzie Newton Collision, s.. 800 Sheridan st nv.
COLORED.
Elmar Conner. months, MS Eleventh It nv.
Charles Z. Newton. IS years Is Pierce y. nv.
william Arnold. Il, Ffeedmeh's Hospt.
Irene Hawkins,> II, Buurille. D. o.
Charles NJ, Canter. g ls1 Constitution ailey.
William L Pollard. ". lN Benninss I'd.
Eleanor Moultrie u, Isl Cleveland ave. nv.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
John W. and Marian E Gillian. boy.
John and Leila Horis. boy.
Francis n. and Martha ". Bailey. boy.
Harry F. and Caroline h. Rueth. girl.
Frederick P. and Martha r. Schmayer,
Joseph A. and Florence d. DAILY. girl
Samuel v. and Violet Hurdle. girl
James G. and Lucille Wheeler. girl
James E. and Catherine Ecklon. boy.
Joseph A. and Laura E. Blundell. bog.
Lewis c. and R. Ella Winter. boy.
Robert L. and Catherine Scott. girl
Lewis and Ella Otto. girl.
F. Frank and Ada L. Mothershead, boy.
COLORED.
Louis ". and Agnes Hutton. boy.
Peter and Mamie ]. Colbert, bog.
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CONVENTION TO
MAKE SUFFRAGE
THED|RECT ISSUE
Council Of Women Plans
Meeting in San Fran
cisco in 1915.
TO USE POLITICAL POWER
Support WIN Be- Given Party Pledged
to Causs-Arsunsnis Presented
for New House Committee.
TO USE POLITICAL POWER
EVE NOT BUILT FROM
ADAMS RIB."-WILEY

My biological study refutes
the Garden OF Eden tale that
Eve originated from Adams ex-
ira rib. There 10 no evidence In
physiology that woman was An
appendage OF an archaic male
thorax. My biological study con.
vinces me that woman sprung
from the same monitious bio
plasm as man."
Statement Of DR.. Harvey w.
Wiley before the House Rules
Committee yesterday.
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All Awaiting Cook Book
DEMOCRATIC RECIPES WANTED
Many Enticing Delicacies
Chocolate Filling for Pie.
BIZ MRS. DUNCAN U. FLETCHER

Take a half cup Of Bakers un-
,weetened chocolate melted. Add
two cups Of milk and one cup OF
sugar. one tablespoonful of corn
starch, smoothed with cold water.
Boil until the cornstarch is thor
oughly cooked, then cool and add q
teaspoonful OF vanilla and cup OF
WHIPPED cream. Fill the pie crust,
which has been baked on an in
verted pan: that is, turn the pan
upside down and cook the crust
ON IL
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w. c. Sullivan Named Receiver.

william c. Sullivan was yesterday ap-
pointed by Justice Barnard receiver for
the North Mount Vernon Land Company.
Several months ago Brainerd H. Warner
obtained judgment for H.s4s, which was
due on note. The appointment Of
receiver was the result of the note trans
action. Bond for the receiver was fixed
at 5000.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
o. s. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau

Washington. D. G, Aug. is p m
The weather viii be generally fair during Fricay
and Saturday IN the North and Middle Atlantic
States and in the Southwestern regions. Showers
will occur On Friday in the Northern Plains States
and on Saturday in the Upper Mississippi VALLEY
and the Upper Lake region There VIII be local
showers in the South Atlantic and East Gull
States during the next two days
The Temperatures will fan on Friday and satur-
day In the Northern Plains States. and on Satrlr-
DAY In the Middle Plains States and the Cpper
Mississippi Valley In the Atlantic States the tenn
peratures will continue moderate with . Lisht
risins tendency.
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Dock strike Finally settled.

Lelth. Scotland. Aug. 1.-THE dock
strike which has been in effect here
five weeks, during which much property
was destroyed and many persons hurt.
was settled today. Soldiers havve been
on guard since the strike began.
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TODAY'S SELECTIONS.
by NEW YORK TELEGRAPH.
Saratoga.

First rsee = Prospect Euterpe'
Chopin.
Second race-Bradley's Choice. Roam
er. Surprising.
Third race-Triner, Luria, Water
welles-
Fourth race-Princess Galloway, Jaw
bone, Strenuous.
Fifth race-Paton, Warhorn, Star
Organ.
sixth race-Elmahadi, Ha'penny, FL
Biod.
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Local Temperatures.

Midnight 60; a. m. e; q. m. 8; 8 T. N, a.
a. m %; 10 a. n. y; Il nom. IS; p. m. %;
p m, 80; p m. 70; p. N, "a; 10 p. m. Il
Highest, 50: lowest, GO.
Relative humidity-s a. N. s.; p m. 81; Q
p. m "a Rainfall % D. m. 70 p. nj, T. Hours
Of sunshine S. Per cent Of possible sunshine. e.
Temperature same date last year-Hishest. 81;
lowest, 70.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders of the East Washington Heishts Trsctior
Railroad COMPANY for the election OF Directors ane
such other bushes, as may properly before thu
meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY. AUGUST
% 1913, at the office Of the company IN the Central
National Bank Building. Seventh Street and Penn
s,lyania Avenue Washington d. c. Polls opn
from a TO n. m J. HENRY BROWN, Secretary.
vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. FREE Leo
turs for women. Wed, p. m. Natural, n@
z,rcicsl. ciothbound book free. sis Colombo Bldg
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Largest Morning Circulation.
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TemperatYes in Other Cities.
Temperatures In other citie,. together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twentyfour hours ended
1t b .. m yesterday. follows:
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NEW YORK LIFE AGENTS
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

With j. \. Parker and W. q. Bald
win AS honor guests. the annual NEE
inc OF the West Virginia representa-
lives Of the New York Life Insurance
company was held in This city Sdtur-
day in charge ~ r r. Armbrustcr.
acenc director of West Virginia. In
t"reSting reports OF the Increase al
the amount of Insurance the company
has IN force I'm West Virginia. fe1tur
I'd the session. and showed aVce'leu-
records. especially On the Wheeling
district.
During the evening % banquet WAS
srrred the follow ing attending = T..
A~rUbIIster. ACpuc~ J. rector Of West
Virginia. Wheeling: r.. : Wiley.
cashier Of Wheeling: Or John T.
UicFey. Wheeling. ny. Charles II
TrIachel. Wheeling. Dr. Jacob
Sohwinn. Wheeling. g.. " Bano. Key
ser :. X. Bentley. C~lsrhsburc. Bert
Bradford. pcnnshoro. " y. Burdatfs.
7 ewi=bure T.. e. Dickson Logan:
W J.. Frazier. az Logan. ~. W.
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Mott. Mrs. A. Z King. Mrs. r.

T; Mott. Mrs. A E King. MRS r.
TsbE DO. 3-Miss VI. v. wincher.
Miss NJ. Brown. Miss NJ. McGee. Miss
X. Armstrong.
Table No. Mrs. Chas. McGinness.
Mrs. W. Armstrong. Mrs. W. Bowman,
Mrs. W. Nay.
Table No. Mrs. W. Marshall. Mrs.
; Summers. Mrs. ;. Ripley. Mrs. Ed
baker.
Table No. 6-MrS. J. II. Derry.
Mrs. Anna Douglas. Mrs. H.. Hawkins,
Airs. VI. II. Groves.
Table No. Mrs. Eta Arnold. Miss
Maud Miller. Mrs. j. Hines. Miss y.
Keefer. Miss Il. Uthman. Mrs. W. X.
Dorsey.
Refreshment table-Mrs. r. II. Nc.
Kee. Mrs. W. S~chenerline. Mrs. Higal.
Mrs. II. X. Bell. leader: Mrs. II. W.
Refer. secretary. Mrs. j. Coleman,
treasurer.
Gentlemen's kaffee-viste.
The following cards have been is.
sued by the Arion Society:
10
Gentlemen kafee-Niste.
THURSDAY. March .. 1913.
Price Euchre. 500 and Domino
For Ladies' Ia the Afternoon
supper
Fried oysters. a la Senns
Roasted Ham. q Ia Beuter
From 80 to : o'clock
Dance and card Playing ia the
Evening
The Singing section Of the Arion Is
IN charge of this affair.
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aides were Mrs. ]. r. Taylor. Mrs. Ed
win Linton. Mrs. A. G. Happier. Mrs.
W. r. Slemmons. Mrs. W. c. McClel-
land. Mrs. c. r. Britton. Miss Naomi
Linton. Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Moffat. Mr..
and Mrs. Bloch. Mrs. j. W. Storer.
Mrs. X. G. Hazlett. all OF Wheeling.
W. Va: Mrs. William \. Wrenshaw
and Miss Rebecca Wrenshaw. OF Pitts
burgh. and Miss Naomi Linton. OF Cen
~terville Mr. and Mrs. James ID. Moi
fat. Jr. will reside IN Washington for
some time. and later will 20 10 Indian
apolis. Ind. where they will make
their home.
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people that you know. and they all
stand ready to praise il. Why? Be.
cause IL has done so much for them.
stopped coughs that lasted eight years.
Built up and strengthened people that
could not stand the weight OF their
coat on their shoulders.
Give some people such an appetite
that II reminded them of childhood
days. Built up weak. delicate chill
dren TO be the strongest in the family.
Why not try it yourself or get your
friends that are in need. One dollar
Il bottle. Six bottles for five dollars.
for sale by McLain's Drug Store. cor.
Twelfth and Market streets Adv.
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Meeting Postponed.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Island W. e. T. L. which was 10 hav,
been held March 3rd. has been pos
poned on account OF the stockholders
meeting of the Wheeling Advance.
The meeting will be held on March
Ia On the Calvary Baptist Chapel.
corner Broadway and Maryland
streets and a fine program will be-
meeting. Mrs. G. W. Greig and Mrs.
:. x. Walters will be the h~ostesses
and a Francis r. Willard program Will
ho rendered with Mrs. II. l.. Loe IN
charge.
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The following clipping Mas taken
from the Washington. Pa. Reporter.
Dr. and Mr.. James u Monat enter.
tanned about 30n guests a. their homo.
800 East Maiden street. Thursday
evening. in honor of Mr.. and Mr..
James d. Mo1a'. Jr The MoEat home
was beautifully decorated FOR the ~.
casion. Smi'aV. pink roses and tulips
Vcr' effectively Used in the par'or.
where the GUESTS wore received
Spring flowers w"r" used boz the dining
room. "her" lunch was served Tho
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Pretty Home Weddiro.

The wedding OF Miss MARGARET u
Cook. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Cook. Of bridgeport. and Or. James X.
Biddle. OF Blaine. O.. took place on
Saturday afternoon AZ I O'Clock Rev.
John Neal. pastor Of the Kirkwood
Presbyterian church. oHciated The
home was artistically decorated FOR
the occasion The bride was attired
in a handsome gown OF white chiffon
Owe satin and carried a huge houquer
rf white sweet peas and "A how Of
white chiffon. Miss Hilda Cook. sis
ter ~ the bride. played MendeIssohn's
wedding march Following tho core
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Charities will meet in regular month
~ session this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Several OF the subcommittee in
charge OF the semi-centennial cele-
bration will meet this week TO out.
line plans for the AFFAIR.
The city milk eport for the
month OF February has been com
pleted and shows that the quality OF
milk being sold in the city is remark.
ably good. Out of SO samples of
milk tested during tie month. only
five fell below the required percent
age.
The pay roll for the Board of
Public Works has been approved by
the Board OF Control. ana the checks
will be issued today. The total of
the amount TO be distributed is
SiOS7.53.
AT the net regular meeting of
council IL is probable that the mat.
ter of paving Sixteenth street will be
considered. The Board of Control
has acted favorabiy upon the matter
and it is likely that council will ap
prove the action OF the board.
There was "A free-fora all fight
Saturday evening at n saloon on
Market street. just above Sixteenth
street. and A. a result of the battle
a wellknown resident OF the city re-
ceiyed a pair of black eyes and other
bruises. The other fighter was cut
about the face and hands.
Five DRINKS was the result OF the
police work for Saturday night. They
were Charles Wright. T.. r. Leonard.
George Satisfied. James Reed aud
John Doe.
On behalf OF Rudolph Schultz. OF
East Wheeling. friends have gotten
out cards announcing his candidacy
for chic; of police. reading;
] Schultz for chief. Hes all right"
Andy Misway was arrested sat
urday evening by Deputy Sheriff Hun
Butler on the charge OF drunkenness.
lie will be given a hearing Monday
before Justice Of the Peace ". l..
Wickham.
The bankruptcy case OF the John.
son Carter Company. which vas 10
have been heard Saturday. before
Referee ~. y. Noite. has been post
poned until March IL.
W. \. Milligan. general manager
Of the r. ". Banner Music Com
pany. is rapidly recovering from 4
painful accident 10 his hand. sus-
tanned last Monday in an elevator
accident
The Bible class OF the Second
United Presbyterian church had
charge OF IN" vespcr service az the
\. ". g &. Yesterday afternoon.
Rev j. H. Littell. pastor ~ the
church. delivered an interesting ad.
dress
-Garry Il. I-ayan has been elected
general manager of the La Belle Iron
Works. succeeding W. II. Crawford.
who VAS recently elected president.
Mr.. Lavau has been superintendent
Of the blast urnace for the past
three years.
d e. Beans. Of this city. ycster.
day afternoon addressed a mass
meeting of both men and women
held in the F'airmout Y. VI. &. \.
building.
Tho official call for the quarterIy
meefinE OF the Business Mems Asso-
ciaiion WAS issued saturday. The
meeting win be held Thusrday night
.n The Board az Trade assembly
rooms.
The monthly meeting Of ths
Wheeling Al club will be- held Tuc'-
day evening. beg ming a. : O'Clock.
In tine Elliott school rooms Toe &.
Bor'and viii load tho discussion %
the evening.
Rev Abrlm Rrill lot, Saturday
evening for Fairmonf and ClarksburC
for the purpose 90 organizing R'Nai
Bilith societies.
Three mounted oils heads. the
property Of r. T. schubert. are on
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exhibition in the Ii. &. FredriCh's
sporting goods store. Mr.. Schuber
shot the animals while un a recent
hunting trip in Wyoming.
Among extensive improvements
to the millinery store o. Marsden l..
Colvig il the addition Of eight hand
some cases for display use.
This evening a meeting Of tho
commission charter committee will DE-
held in the Board OF Trade rooms.
tor the purpose OF outlining "a cam
paign for the ratification cf the u,w
charter.
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DYING AS FRIENDS LOOK ON
Kun Down System, No Appetite, Soreness in Body.
Bears Emulsion Has Worked Wonders-Cured People You
Know Well.

Dying while friends look on, I'm.
less you take a good tonic and tissue
builder when you fee run down or
have no appetite. with soreness
through the body. you are in bad
shape.
. In the weak. rundown condition you
are liable to contract other diseases.
because your system Is not in a con
ditlon to resist Il.
This is just the reason you shClld
take Bears Emulsion. II tones mp the
whole system. builds up your lung,
and keeps 10 strong and healthy. II
has been tried by a large number o.
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Easter Dance

The Easter dance 10 be- given on
March 25th AT the Elks' club bv the
wheeling Tennis Club is attracting 4
great deal OF attention socially.
SIoops entire orchestra will furnish
the music. The fashliGht .nd arbor
dance VIII be features of ~ evening.
!" following patronessCs VIII be pres
ent Mrs. w. r Rownd. MIS-. y. \.
Taylor. Mrs. II. r. Behrcns. Mrs Ed
ward Stifel. Mrs. !. W. Grubb. Com
mittee m cEarge-R. r. Brown. chair.
man. Louis d Grub. Alfred + Brady.
captain W. \. Mitchell. Charles w.
Jackson. J. Wilson Grubb.
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For Or. Hum

IGNORING Dr. Frank LcNloyne Hupp.
az Wheeling, NEo was s. visitor m the
city Yesterday. Dr HOLLAND enter.
tanned ~ dinner last evening at his
nom" IN Locust aveuce Pink tulips
and smllaN were used in the table doc.
cratioins and the piac" cards were
hand-decorated in pinl; and green.
covers were laid for Dr. W II. Sands.
Dr {. W. Waddell. DR.. T. D. Howard.
Or j. y. Nost. DR.. J y. Graham. Or.
y. Il Johnson. Dir. &. o. Henry. D..
y w. Mcdonald, Or G. VI Ramago
and DIT Holland -Fairmont West Vir-
Gin!an.
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Celebrated Birthday.

Miss Lee, Anna Hubbard. daughter
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Greer Hubbard
or Leatherwood Lane. entertained a
lumber OF her girl friends az the home
ol her parents on saturday The oc-
taSton was the celebration of the
eleventh anniversary of her birth.
various games were enjoyed and Il
handsome birthday cake with the
eleven lighted candles Was a feature
a. the afternoons entertainment Re.
ifeshments were served and the fol.
lowing were present.
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About People
Movements Of individuals to And
From the City.


Sir. and Mrs. r. IL Cochroft and
Miss Tow renee Scheidel returned last
evening from Pittsburgh. after spend
ing the past few days with their par
euts.
Miss Martha Pryor. OF this city. is
contemplating "A visit to Europe. leav-
ing the latter part OF the month with
Mrs. j. ID. CulbertsOn, OF Sewickle!,
Pa.
Miss Resale Johnson. OF Cincinnati.
o.. is the guest of friends on the Is
land.
Miss Co~ette Workman. Of -.
here yesterday.
Mrs. l.. q. Meeks has returned -
4, her home in the East End. after a
visit with relatives in East Liverpool.
Ohio.
Lawrence %. Port"rficld. OF Lima.
10. i, the guest OF relatives ON South
cEaplins street.
Miss Margaret Henderson. OF The
south Side. is the guest OF friends IN
Z Petersburg.
George =. Feeny. the We'll known
business man. was removed last even
Ing to the North Wheeling Hospital.
where AZ . O'Clock this morning. H.
will undergo q slight operation. Ar.
Fceuy's |condition is not serious. but Is
such as TO require prompt attention
Rabbi Abram Brill Jeff SATURDAY,
evening FOR Fairmont II Clarksburs.
where he will assist in organizing
.ocal BNai Birth societies
Mr. and Mrs. n. ". MenGel. OF Elm
EFAsan .afs NaarnTf4H urn~nnnQr Fnr
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Enaaaement Announced.

The Enlargement of Miss ADA u.
Jackson. daughter % Mr.. and Mrs
Morris Jackson. % Philadelphia. 10
Mr.. Percy Oldham has been an
nounced. Miss Jackson is well known
hero. having visited a. the home OF
Miss Ruth Mason. in W~oodsdale
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Candy. Terra Alta: l.. W. Kelly. Fair.
mont. = y. Mathews. Boncevert: II.
G Owens. ParhersburR: j. w. Polling.
Fairmont; %. :. Richardson. Pied
mont. Walter \. Springer. Wheeling:
o. l.. SWatr. Hinton. 6. Ward. Wheel
ing. i. ~. EdclC. Wheeling: l.. A..
Maust. Albright. 4. n. Thompson,
M-organtowH. =. l. NintOn. Fairmont;
". q. Baldwin. cleveland. n ]. A.
Parker. cleveland.
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Hibcrrians' Dance.

Copies OF the following unique In
vitation have been issued by the An
Gent Order OF Hibernians for their
dance TO be given at the Carroll Club
auditorium Thursday evening. March
%:
Come bring your friends To our euchre
and bal
n De given March e7th az the Carroll
club hall.
Where The music will Ice SO pleasant
Md sweet
AMI Do" hind 80 ueorie you will he
pleased 80 meet.
TEeS. \ q. ~ dances are very rare.
Nni TINT * IL. reason you should he
there.
The affair Is 10 be civ n az an adj
dItioual celebration OF st. Patrick's
day. as there is 10 be no play on the
day. as has been the custom hereto
fore. Instead. an old-fashioned Irish
entertainment. with Irish n and
bag-Iipe music. will be given on the
18th in 81. Mary's school hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-03
Enhancement Announced

The engagement Of Miss Ethel Mae
Joyce, of Elm Grove. and Mr.. Earl
Neneman. of Wheeling. was an
nouncel at a party at the home of
Mrs. Mabel IIal!ett on Friday evening.
The wedding will take place in Faster
week. Miss Joyce is n popular yo'lnc
lady and the groom-to-be Is a travel
Ing salesman FOR the Isenberg Special
y Company.