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Try This Honle-Mdds
Cough Remedy
Costs Little, But Does the WORK
Quickly, OF Money Refunded

Nix one pint Of granulated sugar with
~ pint OF warm water, and stir for 2
minutes. Put "a ounces of Pinex lffty
cents worth in a pint boteie: then add
the Sugar Syrup. Take q teaspoonful
every one, two or three hours.
You will find that this simple rem.
edy takes hold of q cough more quickly
than anything else you ever used. Usu-
ally ends a deep seated cough inside
OF "A hours. Splendid, too, for whoop-
ing cough, Group, chest pains, bronchi-
tbs and other throat troubles. 1t slim
ulates the appetite and is slightly lax
atiye, which helps end . cough.
This recipe makes more and better
cough syrup than you could buy ready
made for $3.50. II keeps perfectly and
tastes pleasantly.
Pinex is the most valuable concen-
trated compound Of Norway white Pima
extract, and is rich in guaiaool and all
the natural. pine elements which are 70
healing To the membranes. Other prep
arations will not work in this formula
This plan Of making cough syrup with
Pinex and sugar syrup Cor strained
honey has proven SO popular through
out the United States and Canada that
1t Is often initiated. But the old. sn,-
cessful formula has never been e1ralcd.
guaranty of absolute satisfaction.
or. money promptly refunded. goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has Pinex or
will get it for Won. II not, send to Tia
Pinex Co., Fl Wayne, Ind.
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QuinbX-Snrnft

n Guiet but none the less interest
Ing wedding and one which will he
learned with surprise and pleasure bv
we many friends Of the princ:pals.
took place last evening at the home
81 inc bride on Howard street IN
bridgeport. in which the principalS
were Mrs. Helen DInlevy- Sprott.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour
Dnulevy ~ bridgeport. and Or ". A
Qumby. a prominent young physi-
clan OF this city. and q son OF MIR
and Mrs G. ~. Quimby The ccro.
mony was performed ~ O'Clock hv
the Rev. John Neill pastor ~ Tho
kirkwood Presbyterian church. In M.
presence of only q limited number ~
the relatives and friends 81 tho p-in.
CIpaIs. Both young peopi" are well
known and they will hav" the hest
wishes 81 wide circle OF friends ana
Appropriateness
DR.. and Mrs Quimbv will NOT take
a trtp ~ present but for the time. b..
ing Will be a. home 10 their friends
at the Iunlevy home in bridegroom.
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COUNTRY CLUB
Three New Directors Elected at Meet.
Ing Held Last EvenIno-Mana-
ger Dlmmey Engaged.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Wheeling Country Clnb
was held last evening in the Board OF
Trade rooms. and reports OF the on
GERS FOR the past year were heard and
acted upon. The reports showed that
the past year was a very successful
one. and that the membership had in
creased materially. it now being much
larger than ever before. Louis Dim
mey was engaged to again manage the
club for the ensuing year. and a pro-
fessional golf instructor was engaged
for the season.
w. +. Stone. G. q. Nagle and w. 6.
Brady were elected as members of
the board of directors for the term OF
three years. and the following direc-
tors Will hold over: ]. Howard Nc
Donald. II. c. Ogden. ]. ID. Merriman.
q. Ed Wincher. J. h. Baum and W. +.
Rownd
The directors will hold meeting
within a few days TO make further ar
ranEements for the coming season.
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NEWS BRIEFS

a message was received from tho
GAINESVILLE police yesterday morning
90 Tho effect that Tom Fox. 81 leg
Wood street. and Ellsworth Gardner.
~ 20 Twenty street. have been
appreneudcd. The boys ran away and
VII be- held unt.i local authorities 30
there 90 bring them back
Tho Scottish Thistle Sc-ie'v viii
banquet az the Scottish Rite Cafho.
drai saturday evening Judge Ncs-
hIr Will give rho orriou on Rohrrt
Furus G"0rIr Gr''c 8. chairman OF
th" committee boz rharve
John = NrtirlV. national commit
focmau Of fho Democratic ra-ff. was
u fHe citr Monday syrr.rl. ll' lcff
Yesterday morning Iic refused f0 Co.
Interviewed. stating hr was hero or
private huziuo- m1ffarr
The mruh,ra of tho board or con.
troll held iort cuoforouro with Cnrf
of 1olcc lfn-fnr- YESTERDAY uouInr.
hut tho nature ~ fhe conference was
not divuigDd 81 tho close OF fhe sss.
sion Dr. Has announced .haf ou'y -0I.
uc hueirc bad hcrn transacted
with tho continuance of good
vital VIII ho advanced rapidly Tho
work ~ pla~inE tho brick frrE has
been started and yesterday had boon
pushed almost fo tho second story
n WAGON hclorEirc fo fhe kat
bitter TnckuE Company 90 Tho South
side was struck hv n CITY Railway
Company car about O'Clock 1osfcr.
day morning af fhc corner ~ Thirty
chfh md Woods streets Tho horse
drawing tho Varou was injured whom
fh' shnfi 'ni"r'i its hcsd uoar near
the mouth
Nr John s MUor. chief clerk a.
fho Stratford SpriuRe Hotel. has usf
returned from rho Hotel Fudicr.f
Ncw York City. and lr1diur hotel. In
Philadelphia and other eastern cite.
and SRI thc near future tho Hotel STRAIT
forI VIII o. chanccd to % certain OK
tent and general Improvement made
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.

Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Laughlin
were called to New York by the sud
den death OF Mrs. Laughlln's father.
Mr.. ii. W. Boettger OF New York, who
passed away on Monday night at II
o'clock
Miss Elsie Kirk OF GAINESVILLE. e.
expected In Wheeling today and wi.
visit Mrs. Hagen OF Edgewood.
Mrs. Jesse Park Is visiting relatives
IN Wellsburg.
DR.. W. $. Webb OF warwood. r.
turned home last evening from Cam
eron. Ohio. where he was called sew
eral days ago on account OF serious
Illness OF his sister.
Mrs, y. Walker Peterson and daugh-
ter. Miss Nancy. left over the Pennsy-
lvania lines for New York City, last
evening
Mr.. J. NJ Sanders OF Moundsville.
iett for New York City on a business
John Nixon OF the Bellaire Enamel.
ing works left for New York on bust
ness.
Mr.. William Hartland left for Water
lines
~. D. Hunter was a business visitor
in Elkins YESTERDAY.
George Stein was A guest of friends
in Sisterville. Sundty.
George W. Hess was at the Wells in
Sisterville yesterday
II. ]. Smith and II. d. Ripper, vero
day.
William Weltz is a business visitor
in Marietta.
J. J. Sisler is spending several DAYS
In Marietta LOOKING after business in
terpsts
J.. +. Scott was a business visitor
in Marietta yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Longfcllow.
VINO has been visiting friends and
relatives in Marietta for sometime,
nave returned home.
). =. Sain was at the .Antler in Pitts
hureh yesterday
James Wilson was i'm Pittsburgh
yesterday stopping az the Boyer
John III. Crawfo was al the Henry
in Pittsburgh yesterday
F. ID. Mathers was in New York yes
terday stopping AZ the Heard Spare.
{, +. Wood was at the Hermitage
in New York Yesterday.
\. VI. Schenk was at the M'Aplin
in New York yesterday.
Mrs. r. VI. Cline. mother Of EX-fire
Chief Robert n. Cline. is seriously i'll
at her home. l4i y. Huron street
John Carman has returned TO Cam
er0n. after visiting here with relatives.
W. ID. Ford spent Sunday with his
father. VI. Ford. Of Fairmont.
Miss Lucy Strauss is visiting In
Chester
Miss Elizabeth Wright Of WarwOod
is visiting friends in Pittsburgh FOR
several days.
Mr.. \. VI Warren Of East Sixteenth
street IL able 10 be out after several
weeks illness.
Miss Nvr, pracb. oF N-,-.b ,to;,
street. teacher IN Union school. Is
confined 10 her home by = slight i'll
moss
Mrs Fulton and daughter. Mis- Julia
~ Parkprsburc. are guests - tho Row
home IN Pleasant Valley
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A Drama of the Moment
Extracted from Every Day Life.
BY lRMA KRAFT
THE Inventor"
BY lRMA KRAFT

The Cast:
George wenner. OF the wenner Con
SiTuction Co.
David Harris.
Arthur Merritt: An inventor.
Smithson: \ Discoverer.
The Time, Late Afternoon
The Pace Off'ccs of tAe Wenner Con-
struciion co. Flatiron Building. New
\ urk.
George Wenncr-What can do for
you. MI. Merritt; Tlm' rather vdlua-
Arthur Merritt tNcrvouSIyl know
~. All W'nuer. AMI 4 appreciate your
giving me TINS much. cNsd tell Won
a. at Il has taken IN" "a week To- reach
YOU but ~ was worth &c.. yes. every min
ate 81 the wait Sow. I've got some
h,nF here which you are sure t. finn in
wenner-H'm-an Invention, Might as
Wen tell you rignt now, Mr.. Merritt
We We got our own men on the JOS. pretty
compete nj men at that Not muc4 lkeli-
mood 70 Iut anything over our pick ed
crowd 81 youu EIisOns-
Merr!tt-And Jet ] doubt ~ YOU have
this special sort Of cran. See I've a
small model here, Has -four or I'VE az
lions successfully. FIRST. grindS the
stone then lifts. turns. Sits. finally de-
posts 80. Mr.. W-nner. I've been work
inS over a year on tAis thing You Will
admit It's importance
NenneT Him. yes-rathcr clever little
IDEA. Bat YOU realize that II SHOULD &c
Struction Of our system. ami tie Telega-
TON or some OF our own Thachinerv to
tie ash bin And OF course / haven't
Au .p"a that your crane * even practical
Merrttt-But have. cir. I'm not quite
"a simple. Nj Wcnner, as % bring a fool
invention around here without first try
iue - out over on Long Island my
brother and have set NJ "A small dunn
nv crane ] can assure Won, or YOU NAV
come and see for yourself 10 entirely
practical working poWcrs
Wenuer-t'- mul-fu Sound GOOD
But. really. Mr.. Merritt. doubt even mo
adVlsabiltty or considering the thing
our machinery. just ~ present. Is Iu
rpl"rdid condition. everything going Fnf-
lsfactoTily. And Mr. Harris snd ! have
decided 90 20 worry slow this wear on any
innovations. Your crane here. would
mean an entire Reconstruction 81 our
working polic,
Merritt Rising Then ~ better 10
Eoing - you think there's the oil. ghtesf
chance. Mr. Wenuer of your re-cuusider-
ms. II hetappy g. leave TIE little model
With ydr.
Weunsr-I -fn--ru-m. st much
chance but DO 90 you Please ne you
T.sase
Nerritt--Thanks-I1 'ust leave 81
and tna1y you again FOR your tlrve as
be goes ont. Wenuer notices his v.rv
Copyright. 1912. By Aca
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! shabby clothing and dispirited walk. In
"A rev minutes David Harris entersD
Harris Bcen having n deuce OF a time
VIII 'noIan. Says tie men balk at tho
ston" crushing and threaten "A strike I
btnrNe theyh do IL. too. We've got to
get h9Id "f some labor saving device, or
they u X" out within II week.
WeHncr-Top had you weren't in ten
minutes ago. Rather fine youn fellow
.cf'. l'ft t1is littl" patent. a five-in-one-
,1cti.h 'r"H'. Wonder whether there's
amy W ing IN it"or u ~ would help US out
any
!iarfis- O:xamluinr it, Looks pretty
gbnd out has thu fellow any oxIerience?
is"hrmh'r We swurc OFT on novices last
year wr'n We had such a deuce Of a time
win W"n!cyS crane What yc need IL
-" work of Il prar tiCal. skilled Inventor
the WORK OF a practical. skilled inventor
AMI we've got 10 get after something -
WcunHr.i guess you're right.we can't
struck m" pretty hard lust now ne
seemed 80 nearly gone. Say. We could
take the "a down to SmithsOn I heard
ne sot back from Europe last week, and
Les bound to have some new Inventions
or course we'll have ~ pay a stiff prica
Tor H. but we've got to kave IL RIGHT
better 0
tThey take their auto down 20 smith
sons LihorHtorIes and explain their trou-
hics IN the building lineI
Smithson-(To hls stenographer) Call
Mr. Merritt dOwn-and tell him 20 bring
his new five-in-one building crane
MERRITT ARTHUR MER-
iCRANE-
Siuithgon-Nea. nv nsTtheW and m
wonderful ohy tilRt, a Young Dbt-on, neil
ne the grelcst inventor OF the age, II ne
lives
Wcuncr-(GaspinC) Why chs tust
n"eu up 20 eco ne and Z
Suithson Laughing refused hiInf
] prppn'Sied mat you would But hes
Hucn p4ucky little devil. he won't take
cent from me tan ne has made good
himself. he won't even nae my name or
influence. But he'll have 10 this tim.
Eueea. and YOU Will have 20 pay some
SITTER price for this great laboT-saVing
device man n you had taken ~ directly
from hirr
Wenner-And 90 have TO get e
through YOU
Sinithson-if you want u nj ail-and
lef me tell Won 8; - one OF the greatest
labor saving devices ever fnvented-ons
witch VIII save YOU strikes and pantcS--
IN s'N months there won't I've a builder I'm
View Iork without oue--fncidentaily II -
only g 600
Us nsr--tG7V ping1 Five thousand
doliars and one hour ago 7 could nave
lad II FOR next 90 nothing.
lCurtain.D
~ Newspaper Service.
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Observation-Disclosures.

The wedding OF Miss Anna Mueller.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mueller. OF the South Side. and Mr..
Charles Blessing will take place NJ
81 Alphonsus Catholic church this
morning. Rev. Father Richards officia-
ting. Nuptial high mass will be cele-
hrated and the attendants will be Miss
Amelia Mueller. sister OF the bride.
who Will h. maid of honor. She will
wear a brown suit. with hat TO match.
and the bride will wear a tan and
brown stripe and n white hat. with
white gloves She will carry n prayer
book. Mr. Gregory Schroeder will be
the best man and the fun 81. Alphon
sns choir will render the music. The
bride-to-be is we'll known on the South
Side. and the groom is a cigarmaker.
\ reception will be held at the Colum.
bia Cab in the evening from to Z.
and those who will assist at the club
are Miss Lena Schneider. Mrs. VI.
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3. q. Club.

Miss Sylvia Ru,hl was hostess to
the members of the n. y. Club at her
home on the National road Monday
evening. Sewing was the diversion.
and a delicious luncheon was served
The next meeting will be held at the
nome OF Miss May Harkins. The fol.
lowing members were present:
Lorena Schenk. Rose White
Martina Schubert, May Harkins.
iazel Saylor. Virginia Reed.
heien Godfrey. Sylvia Ruehl
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ELABORATE EVENT
FOR REGENT BRIDE
GIVEN AT THE ROW RESIDENCE
IN PLEASANT VALLEY ON
TUESDAY.
Fancy Dress Parties viii Be A Fea
ture OF The Next Two Weeks
Club Entertainment

The Row residence at Pleasant Val
ley was the scene OF a most elaborate
event on Tuesday afternoon. when
Miss sara Row entertained with a re-
cepuon Tor Mrs. George Row. recently
married. who was formerly Miss Hell
en- Fulton OF Parkersburg The home
was deliberately decorated in Killarney
roses and the dining room was beauti-
1ul in yellow. Roses and jonquils fig
ured prominently In the decoration
and were arranged most artistically
by Florist Langhans Meister's or
chestra was stationed behind a screen
and rendered beautiful music through
out the afternoon and about one hum
dred and fifty guests called during
the hours. The younger social set
was present TO welcome the bride TO
this city. The bride was deliberately
gowned in pink charmeuse and her
mother. Mrs. Fulton of Petersburg.
wore grey Her sister. Miss Julia Full
ton OF Parkersburg. wore light blue.
Miss Elizabeth Stamm and Mrs. Har-
old Young presided at the punch
bowl. They were deliberately goWned
Miss Kathleen MathisOn. Miss Cert
rude Garden. Miss DeIphia Young.
Mrs. Edward Stifel Miss Nettie Young
and Mrs. Bates McLain assisted
To receive the guests were Miss
Sara Row, wearing white chiffon
trimmed in lace: Mrs. Hedwig Row.
Mrs. George Row. the bride; Mrs.
Herman ArbenZ. wearing yellow; Miss
Julia Fulton of Parkersburg
The event was the largest OF the
kind given in this city for some time
and a number OF out of town guests
were present.
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Carroll Club AHair

ms afternoon and evening tho
members or the Carroll Club will en-
Joy their afternoon and evening affair.
IN the afternoon there will he cards
IN tho parlors. with prizes awarded.
ana dinner will be served from go
70 I. There viii he dancing in The
evening. with music by Bentsfeld's
orchestra. and Miss Esther Hell is
CHAIRMAN. assisted by an able com
mittee.
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Discolored, w. inkled
Skin Easily Renovated.
tFrom ;he Woman BeautifuI)


Slnc" brown or yellow. ov"r-rcd or
h''tchN ComplcX.unS are decidedly not
IN" fashion. cannot understand why
-" many continue To wear them surely
every woman has heard OF mercoI.zed
NIN This I EroW--rrum my own and
others 'Nsrrt' uc,--wll positively ban
lSh every unS:ghtly tint The WAX
irdl!' takes on o. bad complexion. II
,it'tdu1liy. hnr-'l cosy. ahsprl,~ the thin
layer 90 surface skIn with All its de-
Tets, AS chaps, liver spots. p!mplrs
tl"cKleS. blarkhsads Ju~j 49, gradually
the discarded skin Is replaced by the
clear. white. youthful skin underneath
ief'oliz"i wax. prucur-tbI,. ar ANY dru..
store. is applied nightly Ike cold cream
.ht "rs-s"i mornings with warm water.
on" ounce VIII produce the loVelicSt
<. lish complexion m less than "A tort
night
can't understand. either. why folks
viii De- bothered with wrinkles since
th' famous StNOlit" formula has he
com" public property one ounce OF
powdered s.tN"l.t" dissolved In = half
tI"f witch raz"l makes wash lotion
q ~ Will quickly snirc every line. even
Ull' s.-epss ADV.
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FINE ADDRESS
Given by Attorney Mccamie az Meet.
Ing OF Local Chapter Of Amer
can Institute OF BANKING.

\ we'll attended mo ting of Tho
Wheeling CHAPTER 81 tho American In.
stitute NJ Banking was hold IN fra
wheeling clearing house rooms iu tho
Schmu.bach building last evening this
bein gthc regular monthly session
The members wrro addressed D..
Attorney Charles Mechanic. ~ Mounds.
vile. who spoke ON the "COnsfruction
oi the Panama Canal" and NUM- or
or views which Mr. McCamic had
taken verr presented
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GUT.TFE-PIKE
Blown 10 Atoms.

l'Lr'uE the cyclone THAT swept over
Ills county ca last Saturday after. 7.,r
~ 'Hrr" barn "r fle Linton farm. near
TT .ti"t'i.It. wuS blown To- atoms l.
stood 81 tire rrest sf he rill and con
'aif"d "a puar-itv 90 'pecni.erv u was
lft"i from It's fuund. tioa and r..ried
quito distance down tie li1l and fn..
hr1rf WEI" sr4tter"f All over tire fields
'u DO" 80 iiffv. tn" bern was q rev
ono ma TIE dau'Ic.. ZONE VIII o.. very
lazy" - 10 lI.'ly f.at -" barn will be-
r.I-L--f L, .t-..
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Tuesday Art Club.
Tuesday Art Club. Moundsville

Tuesday Art Club, MOundsviIle. ".
Va. January II. 1913:
Miss Mary kimple. hostess: Miss
nellie Showacre. voice. Miss Mary Nes-
butt. plano.
The program:
Etudc-Meludique in A...........R Ran
open Your Heart. n. Lydal Phillips
! Know Two Bright Eyes .......
.-............--.- -. II. Clutsam
S"lfeggietto NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bach
Deserted ....-.......... Mcdowell
IN Wantin' You Jean. @. n Leighton
l.iebetraume. No. 3..............L iszt
Persian Serenade. Op. !. No. -.
..-........... j. =. Cooke
\ Perfect bay. Carrie Jacobs Bond
No from Etude-tycle. pp. IS. Part
" ....--...-.....-. ......... Schytte
Melodie-Op. 81. No tfor LEFT
handI ........... Alexis HOlla cnde r
Roll Call.
Current Events in the World or Art.
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n" annual meeting OF the members
OF the German Columbia Club was
held on Tuesday evening, and the fol.
lowing officers were elected: Messrs
John Coleman. 4. J. Schiller John
Emig. John Wolf. Mike Scheeser
Gregory Schneider. w. s. Sharbuck.
7; Bott. J. Groetche. =. Voellinger.
Charles Weber. W. +. Miller. Charles
Blessing. Frank Voellineer. Father Ie.
natius.
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Wednesday Musical Club.

Mrs. Flora Williams leaves this
evening for Cadiz. where she will sing
AT an orchestra concert TO be given
by the Cadiz orchestra for the benefit
or the Cadiz High school this evening.
Mr.. Fred Meyers. OF this city. vii,
also De on the program and will per-
form on the cello. Owing TO the alb
sence OF Mrs. Williams. the meeting
OF the Wednesday Musical Club.
which Is TO be held IN the lecture
room OF the First Presbyterian church
Wednesday afternoon will be held at
$50 o'clock instead OF $500, as has
been the custom.
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Daughters Of the Revolution.

Inc Fort Henry Daughters of tho
heVoiutlon Will hold n meeting at the
nome OF MISS Caroline Hupp on the
afternoon OF Feb. 90. II is probable
'nat the Daughters OF the Revolution
VIII hold banquet or luncheon az the
fort Henry Club on the same even
ing.
The Sons OF tho Revolution are also
arranging for social banquet on the
same evening.
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all over the popular resort. Mr.. Mil
Ter is VOL known 70 the patrons OF
tho hotel and all are anxiously look
ing forward 20 his movements. as the
hotel has always been a favorite
throughout this section.
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( Invitations have been
sent out

The following invitations have been
sent out:
You are cordially invited to attend
Select Euchre and Dance
Given by the HILTON Club
at the Central Garden Club Rooms
heNd ~ TWENTY eCufla ,.fr.-,.t
Tuesday evening. January 2sth. 1918.
Music-Mls~ IiaIpcr. RefieS nment.s
served.
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Srheeser. Miss Barbara Zerowick.
Mrs. Fred Gollner and tho young In
dies In charge of the tables at which
delicious wedding dinner win be
served are Miss Agnes Gollner and
Miss Edna Scheeser. Following the
reception the young people will leave
Tor short trip. after which they will
be at home In the city.
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The many friends OF Mr.. Harold J.
Wise, formerly of this city. now Of
chicago. will he surprised to learn of
his coming marriage 10 Miss Imogene
'arrol OF Chicago The wedding will
take place on February L. and will
be quite social event. Mr. Wise i
the son OF Mr.. George Wise of Beth
any. formerly pOstmaster OF this CITY.
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ST. Paul kaffce.vIsIte.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF ST.
Pauls church, corner Thirtyeighth
and Wood streets. will give kaffee-
visite at the Sunday school room on
Thursday. January %. 1913. from 8: 90
O'Clock until 900 D. m.
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PRISONER SKIPS
One Of Work House Gang Win But
One Day % Serve Takes
French Leave.

Russell Bailey. o. Ohio. recently
sentenced ir ftr local police court to
s'rt" % Term .1 thn work house OF
i.'s county made thrilling escape
yesterday morning Ito. with several
other prisoners was at work cleaning
up OBJ" rubbish Joe hy the food on the
Island WHOM d." took advantage OF the
-rHri. bose attention had been
called fo Ofinr men of The eand. and
rdu across tho bridgeport bridge into
Ohio. Tho rI1rl pursued him and
closely followed him into bridgeport.
Proc paiioy ran into tho PennsvIvnnia
fr'.rh' depot there and hid where he
could rof he found
IaI.rt was sent to 'ho works for 20
da,s and had only ono day 20 serve
wrrn hr made bis escape A his
rmc was So near up 30 is not known
what prompted him % TIKI such a
Ions choncc Tor liberty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-22

and is widely known here. He is also
a nephew OF Mrs. DIR. Gustave A.
Aschmann OF Woodlawn.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-22

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