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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
. C . Club

Mrs. Nellie Evans entertained the
J. {. p. club at her home on Tues.
day evening. and following an inter.
esting session of 800" the prizes
we're won by Mrs. Andrew Bayha and
Mrs. Louis Rabig Refreshments
were served during the evening. and
all spent pleasant evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
Mrs kupskv Entertains

Mrs Frank Kupsky pleasantly en-
tertained a lumber of her friends at
her home on Twentieth street. War
wood. Tuesday evening with 8
o'clock chicken and waffle dinner. in
honor OF the anniversary OF her birth
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06

Wayne Steele. Gertrude Brown. Leah
Fulton. Mrs. ID. Fredericks. Bertha
Rasal. May Frye. Bertha Miner. Flora
carp. Robert Williams. Phil Mcguire
and Mr.. Masons class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06

"Dukfitz married an optnnist"
why do YOU think so7"
ANY women would be- an optimisi
who accepted Dukftz '--Birmingham
Age Herald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
Old Time Recital.

Mr. Masons class Of the Third
ffesbyterian church Sunday school
VIII give a recital I'm the auditorium
OF the church this evening. and the
program Will include Thomas Bycott.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
February Dance.

The next dance To DO given BY tho
young men who Eive tho subscription
asncc1 VIII be on February 70 at the
Mks club and the Columbus orchestrS
Will firnish tho musfc. The following
Harry Lutx, Arkle stoadmsn Msl
Hedges. Glenn Barnum aud Ivan
Spears.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
Arlington Club Dance.
The following Is a sopy OF cards

The Arlington Club
Requests your presence
at their third
Winter Dance
TO be held at
Carroll Club Auditorium
thursday evening. February s, 1919,
Dancing TO l.. Elks Orchestra
Notice
invitation and envalop must positively
oe presented at door. II transferred,
We reserve the rtgst to reject same
Committee w NeIhaus a. 7 Iicb-
arcs. .. IL Seal. a. y. HaTbuck, l. {.
Givens. II. A. Porter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06

cana tho Mutual Savings Bank and
secure "a Parcels Post Map Free few
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
JapAneae WaddIna.

., Tho principals In the japanese we'd.
ding 1t the homo OF Mrs. ]. d, Sornmer>
vile on Tuesday evening were; BRIDE
Miss Emily Sommerville, groom. M
russell Rice; mother OF the bride,
Miss Emma Roerner; father Of the
pride. Mr.. Merrill Coe: mother and
Iather OF the groom were Miss Edna
Eiddie and Mr.. Russell Rosenberg.
belle Hall, Louise Armstrong, Austice
Friend. Gladis Coates. Nellie Brand
lass, Virginia Walter. Tho preacher
In Japan was impersonated by Walter
Bennett The affair was one OF the
most interesting presented in the city
for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
Health and Beauty Helps

Mrs.; b. .srrlnsy.. unman.seab,s
which nseieet.s Wit 'S Sssau ssa dam. d,s.
Keep the head perfectly e ei.sn 1 VAIN an
occasional shampoo with canthrv.' You
VIII be delighted with the result Get
si.t snd dissolve 'r1 ,sa .s% any drug
up OF hot water Thi. n,asraxed into
,hs scalp createe a rich. bland iather
the ha a,.s nS n. sSso sss srsl.s ,ss
scaIp II left sweet and plant ana the
hair Is huny. beautiful and easy 10 ar
range.
n. A.. II 10 an EASY matter tn reduce
your weight IL the parnotis treatment
~ used. This r. harmless and quickly
The skin hsbby or wrinkisi. Prrpar.
POTTS from Ii. Srassi.t Tan ana S dIs:s,rps In
IsblespoonfSI Ssfsr: zach . ass 's g.. !.
rssshsa.F T wssn me .hp r9psr .,, T;sishs Is
of. the body soon return and no hi IN.
feet follows Its use.
Adai You can strengthen your weak
eyes ana rid them of that ovsrworksd
or three drops OF nns. strengthening
tonic made by disselvinr an ounce OF
tonic 10 very soothing and by usinE IL
I eeulariy YOU will make your syes
strong. clear and brilliant.
Marion; YOU can cure the impuritie.
IN the blood which manifest themselves
In pimples and muddy" Complexion
with this blood purinsr which you
thould mako ut home Oct an ounce OF
knrSisns and dissolve Il In ouo-hslf pint
nlS.hol mot whisksyl; thsn add one
ter to mako n quart of tonic. Take a
tablespoonful before zach moal and IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06

Mss j.; Annoying. itchy scalp can b.
S,..ne " you use a tonic made by
han-p.n. Nicohoa. then adding q half
Ihn.s water nassasins the scalp with
IT,. .vnis twice week stops the Itch
n nssIthy action and using u regularly
cures dandrun and soon inducse An
hhs s,n growth Of brilliant nuny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06

Ira. To regain the veiv.ty softn.ss
you should discard powders and rouGs
and usa the following simpis lotion,
Ss, TOUT ounces et spurmAx from your
water. th:n add two tsaspoonfui. NY.
ss .r Apply thi. freely with the
and arms. CsinI The spadu,ss losion
clears and tones the skin ovsrcou, -
sv ca, .eliownsss and WRINKLES AZ
tan. freekiss and Indictment weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
Needlecraft Club.
Island Bridoe Club

Mrs. VIII Ward entertained the
Island Bridge club at her home on
tuesday. and all the members were
present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
Engagement Announced.

An ensagement OF intersst to Wheel.
i IN socisty 10 that Of Miss Mary List
ward Haslett, and Mr.. Joseph PAUL.
Jr. The wedding IL set for April,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06

examinations and. maze you etrunE
slnsnS the GLOW % perfect health 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06

Mrs. Christine Z. Allen and Mrs.
Helen ID. Williams will exhibit at the
Mcclure House. February eth and 18th,
cnildrens froeks. negligees. boudolr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
W. n. cLEHAuE.
TEACHER OF SINGING.

~ RAEtAE1s
Strengthening arI fe.eiot,trr
wfft LUNGS. throat rni tpire. =
frnffl .ir
In'i fIe si0s'rg ~ my FAX eof
.Frirr. July fsf 1919 will fsrrr
~ appointment. aftfIro4~ std
".fflngr. 90 ny f,rur COZ s
fIIt So Bel phone SO THHf
The follow fr. .moufnl f-.f1
"fe ~ my former tlatIs
TO- Whom DO Nav Crf...n
cannot srsHF foo HlrIf. .f
w fisrIrra' work TO- sb
frDuf y work sr Er..e t..f.r.
such aa t.e huffdI-. .. ~ o..
throat ard tetrIfIrF f.r ruf.. Gao
Methods ~ .urfrsffIrr Of ,....
SO E'rwenr fu H.v Htra .rt f.
grstf fra.h cr 30 Doe TO rfrf ~
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Former Pastor rHIfI t.fe- rtafsr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
FEW EVENTS FOR
LBNTEN SEASON
sociEIy will NOT IAIIEMeT
""T T5ss S ~ 1ftSH HxsTET. Ma
a Number Of Informal Affairs Are Dc
Ing Given And Eastereide Weddings
VIII Be Featnrsd.

Slowly the social world qu,eted
down 20 the elk weeks of rest that IL
always enjoyed before the Easter sea
.on. The round OF entertainments
LOT The school set and the EAster
bride VIII be- more elaborte than for
mer years as Easter comes earlier
tn.s season. Lent 10 the earliest ia
nfty.seveu years and special services
Will DO held In all the churches In the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
Miss Patterson's Glass

MIss Eleanor Patterson Will enter
tam her dancing class at the STRAIT
ford Springs hotel Friday evening as
usual. The class will be continued
during Lent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06

Jane W.: Your eyebrows will grow
Ia tniok and lSstrous II you apply py-
straight iashes will grow long and
i,s n beautiful curl n pyroxin .. ap-
R1 AZ iasn-roots with thumb and
IIorsnnxer. Use care and don't rot py-
f0xin whsrs no hair 10 wanted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06

Rhoades. Bertha Cox. Maude Morr,.
son. Mary Stewart, Rose SettilI. Nal.
lie Powell. Messrs. Harry stewsrt
Ralph Bell. Roy CHIN, CLYDE Powell
Dubois Atkinson, Roy Pogue.
Candy and Cake Sale.
Inc Delta McLaurin circle OF the
Kings Daughters will give a candy
ana cake sale at the George r. Tay-
LOT store Saturday. beginning ut
o'So. The candy for sale will bs
MADE In the domestic department Of
the high school.
w. c. 7. v. Supper.
A w. c. T. U. supper will be given
IN the A. o. L. w. hall on Saturday
evening. and Mrs. H. p. Loe, OF the
island. Is the chairman Of the com
inlttee In charge. The committees IS
composed OF the Island and city
union The chairmen OF the table
committee are Mrs. Ellen Fair. Mrs.
thurman kaylor. Mrs. George wrigat.
MIS- L. ID. Cole, Mrs. Fred Maurer.
MIS-: A ID. Thurber. The chairman
OF the refreshment committee Is Mrs.
John Lopez; chairman OF the kitchen
committee Is Mrs. R G. Bags. and
me reception committee, Mrs. w
bowman. All the delicacies of the
season will be served. and all are
welcome TO attend.
NeedIeeraft Club.
Miss Bess Nicholl entertained the
members OF the Needlecraft club nj
her home on the Island on Monday
evening. and following the hours
spent at sewing a luncheon was
served. and the following members
were present: Nell Poffenbergar.
Georgia Narney. Loretta Stole. Belle
Ewing. Caroline Neither. Henrietta
Me,zner, Eleanor Aul. Edith Maxwell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06

J., x; II 70 not necessary. to us. the
snn,ics ,, nsso.s' escause with . sinxls
YOUR ehoek OF every truce OF hair. just
nisxs paste with little dsiatone ana
two or three minutes remove. wssh I'm In
sEn enc u Will be smooth and hair
s TINS U = quick, harmless way to
a, msaA"n from. the face neck or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
SWEET
AND TEMPTING

HONt VINO SWEET
AND TEMPTING
% well ~ delicious and satisf, tpe
'"r viii nnd our hirh quality d.,
roam u" DO when you have tasted rs
dainty ana palate tickiing richness.
I"r ih" entertaining season. for din
u"rs. weddings " other fuucti,r. 49,.
m" ice cream a. always treat 10 bs
frm"Hhcred We viii cell IL NV
The quart W salon from John Kioss.s
X Q 8 8
&c T. c r E A Nj
Both phones 1910.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16

DR. Merrill. who lives in the west
end of town, came pretty near end
ing the career OF would be burglar
early this morning.
The doctor. who sleeps in one Of
the small rooms of the house, was
awakened about $50 o'clock this
morning. Someone was gradually
opening his door, but the chair that
he had placed against it with his
clothes made just noise enough to
arouse him. The doctor did not hes
itate long, as he took a pistol from
under his pillow and as he raised -
fire the intruder made a duck and
missed the bullet that ploughed ,rs
way through the easement where he
had been standing. The bullet would
have struck about the height OF a
man chest
As soon as the shot was fired the
burglar or housebreaker made dash
for a window that he had opened
The doctor followed but the man was
lost sight of in the shadows of the
trees and fences
Several of the neighbors were
aroused and a search instituted. The
night officer was soon on the scene
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
A California Paper
Has Boost For Nevada
A Carsonite Visits San Diego and
Tells of the Doings in
the Sagebrush

able to cope succe ssfully with II. +.
Bartine, chairman OF the commission.
The revenue commission has tax
en- hold of the tax question and ru l.
ming the big tax dogers to cover i'll a
way that the tax rates, which used
to be so high i'll Nevada "a to ma
terially discourage capital, are now
gradually being lowered TO more
taxation This commission is saving
many thousands to the state already
although it has been but six months
i'll operation.
1T is hard TO predict the political
outcome OF anything i'll Nevada
year ahead of the time. but it is like
|, that Newlands will be the Demo
cratic candidate again in the state
primaries. 1t is not likely that Wing
field will be his opponent, for he has
openly stated that he has no desire
to run. Not long ago. after the death
OF Senator Nixon, he was offered the
appointment by Governor Oddie and
declined it. He is too busy just now
making money to bother with poll
tics.
There was no money spent i'll the
senatorial election last fall. The
Burns detective agency had a good
many detectives in the state 1ll
through the campaign and it would
not have been safe 1t is claimed
that Key Pittman put the detectives
there, and ii he did so he showed his
usual good Judgment and | think It
won him hi, fight.
II am astonished beyond expression
at the growth OF the city since Wis
ited it few years ago. Everything
here shows what energy, capital and
brains can do when hooked up in the
right shape.
There seems to be no miSdirected
energy or lost motion 'in San Diego.
have not had time to visit the Ex-
position grounds. but will certainly
do 50 tomorrow.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
ASKING
FARMERS
. ASSISTANCE
THE PUBLICITY COMMISSION
WANTS FACTS FROM
RANCHERS

The Nevada Bureau of Indu stry.
Agriculture and Irrigation is farward
ing the various farmers throughout
the state blank form, which the
bureau asks to be filled out and re-
turned The idea is to secure wha.
data is possible on reclamation, irri-
CATION, stocks and crops raised
which later is to be compiled. This
is all done to promote interest IN
the agricultural undertakings of the
entire state.
The fact that there is lot going
on that is practically unknown to the
rest of the world is evident. Many
a new farm is buried away in the
Ellis. Many efforts are being made
in a quiet way to reclaim lands, and
there is a lot OF success that could
be chroncled and sent broadcast ov
er the union by little time spent
with the state in filling out this blank.
Every man in Nevada should be a
booster. They are making the metal.
and the mines need no booming.
1t is the agricultural resources that
shoud> be placarded and given the
world There is room for thousands
OF population in the state where the
sagebrush thrives put it ,nust, be
brought about by letting the rest OF
the people know about the facts.
The cry OF back to the farm is
evidenced in every section. The over
crowded cities is having the effect
o. sending people farm hunting. The
mere mention OF sagebrush leaves a
tang of desert with it, but when it Is
one made known that sagebrush, and
the bigger the better, means the best
soil in the world, then Nevada will
come to her own. The work of the
Comstock is along a good and broad
line. but it needs the assistance of
the farmers and the citizens to make
it go as it should for the benefit OF
the entire state.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
FAIR
IS FORMING

Nevada is to have real state
fair this fall All arrangements have
been perfected and when races op-
en- and the big pavilion thrown wide
to the public Nevada will have gained
what she lost several years ago, or
when the habit of holding state fairs
was discontinued.
Nearly all the space in the pavilion
has been assigned, much interest IS
quite manifest in nearly all agricul-
tural counties of the state. especially
Churchill, Elko, Clark, and Lyon, all
of which have space engaged in the
pavilion and will be represented by
large display of their respective pro
ducts. 1t is hoped that Ormsby coun-
ty will come to the front and give
little showing of what they could do
on these lines. 1t is understood that
the society is offering a beautiful
silver cup trophy to the county max
ing the most extensive showing in
general display.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
BuPgu|ar Enters q Home
Greeted With a Bullet
DR.. Merrill Fires Shot at Intruder
Early This Morning. Man
Makes His Escape

but no trace OF the man was found
Following the shot some of the
neighbors heard someone run appar-
emily down the street As no one
was about the get away was easy
and fortunately for the fellow he es-
capped without the bullet in his vi
tails.
The doctor was naturally consider
ably upset over the affair He could
not identity the fellow, as the room
was only lighted by the moon and
the heavy shade about the place even
shut out considerable OF the light \
number of suspicious characters have
been about town of late and the Of
fiCers will make a grand clean up.
Any lOiterers will be arrested and
they. can explain the details later.
Carson is not loafing place, which
is to be made known to all. While
DR.. Merrill is pleased that he did not
kill the fellow yet it is to be re-
gretted that he was not winged or
he'd up till the officers could have
made the capture. The affair made
plenty of excitement in the west end
of this city last night.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
BIC CROWD
At BENEFIT

Last evening the local players were
greeted with crowded house at the
Grand. when a benefit evening was
given for the benefit OF the Students
Loan Fund
Through the effort, OF the ladies,
who have taken keen interest in
this affair. and through the liberality
Of manager Ballard, the affair prov
ed one of the events of the summer.
\ program that was all entertainment
was given There was song and
dance and music and specialties. 1t
made one of the best all round PEI
fOrmances so lar given in Carson,
\ number of excellent motion pic
tures were shown which filled out a
couple of hours that was worth while.
Carson certainly responded generous
ly and quite a sum will be added TO
that raised in Reno and Sparks for
the benfit OF students who are en-
deavOring to make their way up the
ladder.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
ARE WANTED
ON THE TRIP

WASHINGTON, August l6-Pres~
ident Wilson and Admiral Dewey
have been approached already regard
ing the possibility of their being
aboard the famous battleship Ore
planned shall have the honor of first
going through the Panama Canal, and
such pressure is being brought upon
them, it is believed they will adopt
the sugges stion. The Oregon is now
at Puget Sound getting the finishing
touches on her $l,00000O modern-
zation treatment. She is being fitted
with every convenience and improve
ment, including new military mast
and system of fire control a wire
less telegraph outfit and number OF
labor saving devices. She will, when
she goes through the canal, still look
pretty much as she did in 1898, with
her lowered freeboard, but inside she
will be a new ship as the giant super
dreadnaught New York, whose keel
was laid in 1912 and which now is
being rushed along to completion at
the Brooklyn navy yard.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
TYPHOID
ANALYSIS
NOT MADE
TESTS ARE MADE OF CARSON
ICE CREAM AND
MILK

Since several cases OF typhoid
fever developed in this city a great
deal if talk has been raised concern
ing the milk that is served the pub
lie. 1t was believed by some that
the milk was in a measure responsible
for the fever. In order to take this
matter to the head and secure some
facts. Dr. Gree. of the health board
forwarded samples OF milk from the
different milk vendors of the city
They were taken direct from the
wagon The samples were sent t.
DIR. 9. T. JohnstOne OF the State 1v.
gienic Labratory, with the request
that 4 typhoid test be made. DR..
Gree received a reply from the bac
teriologi>t to the effect that it wls
impossible at that time to make the
examination and test for typhoid. In
other words the matter did not come
to an issue on that line as the real
test was not made.
\ test, however. was given the
milk as TO the number of microbes
floating in certain amount OF the
specimens None of them were out
OF usual. as all milk is filled with such
life. In this case there was no milk
condemned III thi, city.
Samples OF ice cream were also
forwarded and the same tests given.
The results showed a pretty clean
bills. One sample had curdled in
transit, which raised the percentage
OF bacteria to considerable extent.
As DR.. Gree understands the pr.D-
position it was impossible at the time
to make typhoid tests. as the labr1
tory had no live bacteria Of the dis
ease on hand at the moment. and Il
is a matter OF comparison i'll such an
analysis.
When the men with the microscope
commence to count from twenty-five
to two hundred million bugs float
ing in a millOgram OF milk it seems
that there is something IN the fluid.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
BONDS IN DEMAND

The state board oi Investment is
looking around for county and school
bonds to buy IN Nevada Recently
the states income was increased from
$1,000 to $4,000 Il year by selling
government 4 per cents and reinvcst-
ing in New MeNico'S refunded S.,
and more will go into Clark county D.,
per cent court house bonds Inquir-
les as to whether Esmcralda county
bonds could be had met with the
statement that Esmcralda', securities
were snapped mp by investors a,
soon as issued and none could be
found Tor sale
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
DOUBLE SPECIAL
ON At GRAND.

y Reel SpeciaD-IN THE DAYS
OF WAR-Pathe-This special i,
based on the old. ever young story
o. the North and South. Paul w.
fanzer and Crane Wilbur have the
leads.
\ WELCOME NISITOR-Bio-
\ strong drama with a happy ending.
IN OLD QUEBEC--Nita-\n IN
t,resting educational film
LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCK
SNITHS-Nita-\ amusing comedy
featuring the inimitable Flora Finch
and others.
Big confetti dance tonight.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
NO GLACIER
ON MT. ROSE

Prof. G.. D. Louderback, formerly
professor OF geology at the Univcrsi-
ty of Nevada. but now at the Uni
versity of California. accompanied by
Rev Father O'Neil of the University
OF California, and Professor J. {.
Jones Of the University of Nevada.
returned last night from a tri p to the
summit of Mt. Rose, and continued
on to the coast, says the Gazette.
The party walked over the spot
here the Mt Rose glacier existed
;Ttil some time last week, and came
, the conclusion that it is not real
glacier. with definite downward
movement OF ice, but simply well
protected snow bank which is dis
tinguished from the glacier type by
the fact that it remains in fixed po-
sit.on. The ice snow bank di disappeaf-
~..; e: ';'; ;,.,:' %::S for the \i'Tf' Q'T''t Y