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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22
NORMAL STUDENTS
FAIL TO ELECT
BALLOT FOR TWO OFFICERS or
GOVERNING ASSOCIATION
WITHOUT RESULT.

Woman's suffrage has invaded MIS-
sissippi and members of the falr sex
were permitted to participate In an
election of officers yesterday. NO. II
was not a regular legal election Oh
county, state or national ofrcers' Du'
in every detail and purpose the eleo-
t;on Of officers for the Student GOV
eminent organization of the Normal
College was held according to the es-
tablished rules and customs OF THIS
commonwealth. However as ls ITO
quantity the case when women have q
hand in anything, the balloting did MOI
result in an election Of vice president
and a councilman for which 1t was De
ing held and the whole thing will nav
to be done over.
i once a year the students elect
complete corps of officers who exel
else many Of the duties and author'
ties of legally constituted Officials
t After serving several months the VIC
t president and one Of the councilme
resign, thereby showing that they nav
n not vet attained the true Mississippia
|, qualification for holding office. or
nrrnose of the Student Governing A
sociation is to train the young me
ond women in the rudiments OF go
eminent and to teach them how
O. hold office. After few years trainil
IT. q "a believed that another such brea
IN Of Mississippi office-holding rules W
as not be perpetrated by any Of the 8
ut, dent officers.
CHI The election yesterday resulted
he follows:
Ith For Vice President-A. Shelton
ke. T. H. Connell, 40; W. W. Pierce A
For Councilman-w. w. Golden
Es william Taylor, So; @. H. Bishop
No election resulted. The date
ave the run-off has not been announces
ay. Election officers-Managers. J.
Jenkins, F. c. Burkett and M. D.
lap.
Clerks-Misses Opal Mcdonald
spe- line skogiund.
;ory Bailiff-Robert Weems.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22

mannerisms and habits
Of the faculty SO realistically that the
ones being burlesqued could hardly
believe their eyes. Each teacher and
officer of. the college was represented
at the proper time during the three
scenes.
At the close of the fun making at
the expense of the faculty, the stu
dent representing President Cook call
ed for the student announcements, as
is the custom at chapel exercises,
when. to the surprise and consterna-
tion of the students, different mem
bers of the faculty arose and in per-
feet imitation of the young men and
women who are most prominent on
the floor at chapel time, made char
acteristic announcements Of the stu
dent body. The last feature, which
had not been planned for, was by M
means the least amusing and ENJOY
able Of the evening.
Other numbers on the program were
NEGRO Sermon" by M. D. Dunlap
song, by Sherwood Bonner Quartette
piano solo, by Miss Auburn Austin
song by Mississippian Quartette, an
: song, by faculty quartette, compose
n of Misses Brown and Hannel an
Messrs. Stay and Thames.
:. A small admission was charged I
tho hanefit of the Y. w. G. A.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22

an offertory solo, angels Roll the
stone Away" by Hawley.
Main St. Methodist Church.
At both the morning and evening
services at the Main Street Metho-
dist church there will be special
music. AT the morning service, Miss
Corinne Venable will sing an offertory,
20 Glorious Morn" An anthem,
Christ the Lord is Risen," will be
rendered by the choir for the volun-
tary.
Conspicuous among the Easter
music will be the sacred cantata, 1.-THE
First Easter" by Ira B.. Wilson, which
will be rendered at the evening ser
vice at this church and it is especially
worthy Of note, Astounding, as it does
in gems in the form of recitatives
solos and choruses. 1t is under tn
direction of the organist, Mrs. A. j
Grove. and the following will assis
in the cantata:
Mesdames Leo H. Martin, Jno. A
Mcleod V. Hinton, R. Akers, Everett
r. Tucker, S. R. Walker; Misses
i venable, Idle Belle Camp, Mau
Cooper, Cora Cook, Maggie May Johl
son Camille Thrash; Messrs. R. Swi
tenberg, Everette E. Tucker, H.
t. White, ]. Cameron, A. ]. Grove al
E. E. Esslinger.
l. A free-will offering will be TAXI
= for the benefit of the pipe organ fun
70 + + i
D Trinity Guild will meet Monday
III 3.3O at the residence of Mrs. t.
Morrow, I'll Second avenue. Eve
member is expected to be present.
the meeting is an important one'
being the time for the annual electl
n of officers, also the day set apart
an renorts from the Lenten work. Plei
ne note the change in hour, $3.50 be
ay the time, until the days get mi
oA longer.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22

Chamberlain's Cough remedy mas
won its great reputation and extensive
sale by its remarkable cures OF coughs,
colds and Group. It can be depended
upon. Try It, Sold by all dealers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22
ARE YOU coNsTlPATEDf

II so, get box Of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, take them regularly and
YOUR trouble will quickly disappear
They will stimulate the liver. improve
YOUR digestion and get rid Of all the
poisons from your system. They Will
surely get you well again. 25c ut al
druggists.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22
RAMSEY q COMPANY
LEADING UNDERWRITERS
PROMPT AMBULANCE SERVICE.
CHURCH SOCIETIES. 4
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The Ladies' Aid of the First Presby-
terrain church will meet on Monday
afternoon at the church, at 3 o'clock,
+ .s-!f
The Ladies' Aid Of the Christian
church will meet at the church
on Main street, on Monday afternoon
4 at 8 o'clock.
| 4. 4. +
There will be a social meeting OF
the Missionary Society Of the Court
Street Methodist church on Monday
afternoon at $3.50, with Mrs. Glenn
Mayson, at her home on Walnut street
3 .r.ft
n Easter Egg Hunt at
T. Convent Monday.
" The Catholic Ladies' Aid will meet
Monday afternoon at the convent a.
A. o'clock, for a business meeting.
d After the meeting there will be al
.e Easter Egg Hunt in the convent yard
s. to which the public is invited
i. +
Circle No. 1, First
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
II Circle No. 1 of the First Presbyt
| rian church met Friday with Mrs, Ma
tin d. King, on Bay street, FOR o
afternoon of sewing. A pleasant
well as profitable afternoon was sper
the ladies working busily. Tea pun'
was served by the hostess during U
sewing and later, charlotte russo WI
whipped cream and cherries and cal
i +.
EAsTER MUSIC AT THE CHURCH,
Several Of the churches Will ma
special music for Easter sumo
These being as follows:
Sacred Heart Church.
At this church there will be
cial Easter mass, with an onert
solo, Immortality" by MIS- b.
Moore.
Emmanuel Church.
.ths morning service at lmmai
oburoh. Miss Hdna Phillips will
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22
If | DARED.

l do not know her very well;
Although I've often met her;
But she's so pretty and so swell
I'd like to know her better.
All. if l did but dare presume,
l might try to advise her
About some things wherein there's
To show I'm much the wiser.
I'd tell her she's too young by far
To wear gowns SO expensive,
And that her youth should be a bar
To social rounds extensive.
I'd tell her that the way she's dressed
Is not earth's chiefest matter;
That conversation at its best
Is not Just merely chatter.
I'd tell her that she ought to wear
Her coat when weather's chilly,
And that low neck and arm all bare
In winters rather silly.
I'd tell her that young Johnny Reed
Is not the fellow for her;
I'd pick a different youth, indeed,
To be her true adorer.
But, should 1 speak, it's plain to see
I'd simply waste my bother;
know she wouldn't list to me,
For I am just her father!
Walter G. Doty, in Puck.
i. i. +
Mr.. F. L. Peck will spend Sunday
Gulfport with Capt. Jones.
!. i !.
Miss Irmine Bishop is visiting h
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
McNair, in Lumberton, Miss.
II i So
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F1e
on Thursday, March goth, a daught
who will be called Sarah, after
maternal grandmother, Mrs. j.
Haney.
fI'
Mrs. E. B. Beardslee and her dau
ter.in-law, Mrs. Woodfin Boards
with the latter's little daugn
Eleanor, are in New Orleans visit
Mrs. Charles E. McClelland.
woodfn Beardslee will join them
day morning, bringing home on
day night, his wife and daughter.
tt%I
Motor To Galveston.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Littrell, at
Priester apartments, have been g
tanning with a weekend house
In honor of Miss Theodore Glllet
Monterey, Mexico, and Mr.
o'DonneI, of Sanford, Miss. gu
number of enjoyable affairs have
given for the house party a.
them being a delightful trip 10
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22

You can say goodbye to constipation
with a clear conscience II you use
ch.mSerlsin's Tablets. Many have
been permanently cured BY their use
For sale by all dealers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22

Write FAM SEED COMPANY, Jack
son, Miss, for catalos and prices OF
Garden and Field Seeds. Orders filled
..r,a dav received, 1-4sats
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22

preston in Rome is that the selection
will be eventually narrowed down 10
Cardinals Rampolla, De Lai and Maffi.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22

weston. The party motored down
Sunday and had dinner at the Hotel
Galvez.-Houston Chronicle.
!. i. !.
Mr.. Roland X. Smith, with his little
daughters, Helen and Emma, and their
grandmother, Mrs. B. P. Waggoner' OF
Atchison, Kans, who is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Smith, left Friday for New
Orleans, to join Mrs. Smith and Mas
ter Roland X. Smith, Jr. The little
boy. who has been i'll at Touro In
Urinary is improving nicely
!s.!s.!
PrisciIIian Embroidery Club
With Mrs. Jackson.
The Priscillian Embroidery Club
met on Friday afternoon with Mrs
WILEY Jackson, the afternoon OF EN-
broidery being pleasantly interminglec
with music. Mrs. Wiley Jackson ane
Mrs. A. ]. Grove gave piano selections
and Mrs. Everette E. Tucker, voca
numbers.
Mesdames ]. N. McMillin, A. j
Grove. T. E. Grove, Ellis Hickman, h
Young, T. E. Ross, w. R. Thames, I
u. Solomon, R. R. Swittenberg, ]. :
. Griffin and Guy Henderson were tn
r,embers present, while the guest
were Mesdames M E. Hawkins, D. !
TAYLOR and Everette ]. Tucker.
Mrs. Jackson served a salad cours
with iced tea, at the close.
!. + !.
kniqhts TempIar Easter Service
At First Baptist Church.
AS is their custom the Knigh
Templar will have a special East
in service on Sunday afternoon, the 81
vices this year being held at the FIJI
Baptist church at o'clock. The
Ter will be special music, Mr.. w. l.. Pa'
E. director of the choir, which will
assisted by the Glee Club of the Y
mans College. Everybody is inVi'
I'D, to attend
ter The commandery will meet al
bor o'clock at the Masonic Hall, march
p later to the church for the serVi'
which will begin at 8
i. 81
,pb. Mrs. Perry Hostess OF
,lee Wednesday Club.
tor The Wednesday Club met FIJI
inc afternoon with Mrs. w. B. Perry
M her home on Walnut street.
Sun. Mrs. v. NJ. Seaman was chair
~. for the afternoon and the program
on cart of the Netherlands"
A reading, 1.-THE Dutch Millet''
Josef Israels, was Mrs. W. A.
tho Inns contribution to the program v
ntor. Mrs. ]. H. Turner's was pape
aortv "Henry Mesdag" Mrs. Grace G
70 ~ tion,s paper on POTTERY at d.
~ Tom brought the lesson study to clio
lite The ladies we're invited into tne
hoor ing room, where Mrs, Perry, ass
n,oro NV Mrs. Crawford, served an elaD
CoI +wo.course menu of turkey and
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22
ON THE SICK LIST.

W. H. Cook, Jr., the little son OF
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Cook, has been IL
for several days at their home OF
Main street, but is better today
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22

Where can you invest money more
nroftably than by buying a bottle Oh
prickIv Ash Bitters-you get four foi
one. A kidney medicine, liver tonic
stomach strengthener and bowe
cleanser. Four medicines for one dol
| lar.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22

| Thomas Howell Geiger's
Birthday Party.
| Mrs. T. B. Geiger entertained eigh'
teen children Friday afternoon at an
egg hunt at her home on West Pine
street to celebrate the sixth birthday
of her little son, Thomas Howell
Geiger.
It was an Easter party and an egt
hunt on the lawn amused the chill
dren, the eggs bearing the initials o
the small guests.
Later in the dining room, ice crear
and cake, in pink and white tones
CARRYING out the color scheme OF tn
'' party, we're served by Mrs. Geiger.
The table decorations were in pin
= and white, draperies in these colol
y extending from the electrolier to u
% corners of the big table, where wei
" gathered the eighteen guests A Dirt
dav cake, with pink candles al
- Easter eggs and white rabbits at cit
y err end completed the Easter effect
- The children sharing the lit
o. hosts birthday were Lee and stok
10 Edmonson, Willie Hendon Webb, N
- vel Ballard, Archie Foster, b
- Hearst, Charles Edwards, inertia Ov
street Jennette Whittle, FloreI
&c. Farrell. Once woodward, Alleyne a
Eloise Love, Marie Louise Eure'
Gle and Helen Foster, Alley
Sheehan.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22

series, with iced tea, followed by
apricot sherbet and nut cake.
The guests were seated at a large
polished table, laid with center-piece
and doilies of crochet lace. 1t was a
reflection of the Easter season, with
it's central attraction-a basket OF
Easter eggs, with bunny, surrounded
by fresh clover Scattered about
over the clover were tiny chickens
and ducks.
Mrs. Joe Shelby was the only guest
The club members present were Mes
danes ]. H. Turner, M. A. Hoffman
T. O. Gore, w. w. Crawford, May Cot
ten, w. F. Cook, w "A. Collins, Grace
Christian, ]. S. Love, A. X. Mclnnis, :
V. Robertson, e. l.. Robins, E. F. RUS
and V. M. Seaman.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22

an offertory solo, angels Roll the
stone Away" by Hawley.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22

Several of the churches will have
suecial music for Easter Sunday
These being as follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

Ia ia git a livln' for EN- Few OF my
gais was merried. an had took a young
un apiece But yeah after ] cum ter
taoWn the Oldest one died an left John
ny. month old. tn me tu raise. But
you hain't neNah got merried?'
NO. l have never married" said Miss
Then. ma'am. after a while the old
est ones they got places. an left me
my darter's chile. An what WITH
washin an ironin" and cleanln'. We uns
neVah wahnted for nuthin'. An when
ny youngest. what lives yonah, was s.
at. hay, he come a cohtin an she
was Jest sot ia 40 erlong OF him.
heNah had no no to anythin' she walnut
60. an hit warnt no t'Ine 20 begin
then, so she got merried and como aout
That left me with only my own boy
an my gran-chile. but after VII lie
sue had u hev soma help. an Mr. Hay
re aHoweo u we-uns would come oVah
mean. he'd give Jessy n chanst on the
rallroad-he.s section boss. Mr. Has II
an l could fetch Johnny eriong. an
c3uld 20 10 tawon three days In the
week, cause some OF them folks Jest
Mout9nt give me up for tn du IL cir
washin So lest due Mis- MAYS
washin and fonin' Monday an Tues
day J due some mixin' an bakin'. so
a. not ia leave her 80 much III du-
shes got tew children. YOU KNOWN
friday evening / came erlonR back AM
~ things cleared up a bit foah sunday.
An get a pass onto the railroad an
NJ don't cost me nuthin' TIA 20 or come
But you nain't nevah got nsrried7''
no, have never married" an
We'll. I declar'." said the old von,.
an. scrambling TO her feet and seiz-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

My Oldest gal was rale help in the
haouse. an ] could work outdoahs all
day. ] nevah had plowed, but that
warnt nuthin' tn pay with. an, any
way. all the men was gone tn the
wah. so asst jest had tu whirl in and
pillow. Ye'd ben s'prised tn see haow
got on plOwin' an harr'in', an the
second gal could drop seed. and stick
pertater vines. an that fust yeah we
uns had as much ofrn ten acres as
we'd evan had.
rErlong the next yeah lowed the
got seed, ana made a half bale OF
cotton. Neem. I made "A half a bale
] shore did. After ] found I could
raise cotton / Kept right erlong an
made halt a bale every yeah. FIT was
enduriu' the third yeah my Oldest gal
i've erloRE o. her. 80 asst 7 only he'd
Eot merriedT"
NO, have never married" replied
Miss Eaton
Yes. Inaam, got on hlsht smaht
ovah. my man came home lie warn't
nsvah hurried. but he'd had chiils an
mis- RES right smaht. an he nevah was
much Tor stren'th anyh Ow. Tie got erione
foah about foah year. an then he just
uachally give aout.
We'll. ma'afn. after he was gone. the
children sot IN tu hev their shear OF
the urop'ty After hit was solo an.
divided up. 7 had my shear an that OF
We fpnh Youngest children cum
ovah yondah' pointing toward the town
and hired tew rooms an whiried
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
SISTERSVILLE

Si@TEESVILLE. W. Va. Dec ~
Among the young people OF this city who
nave been arriving home from school g,-
the holidays nre Misses Helen Mccoy
afn Hattie Hui. from ITnufns COLLEGE.
laiuott Mccoy. from Shenandoah NM
my ACADEMY Joe Richardson ana Re-
niigs ~ g., from Randoiph- Macon /.
sit.N Ngda Wilson. Paul Jones' Fred Mo-
10y and iinlrh nroadwater. from MOI
e.nt"Wn, Misses Helen Gaffnev. rtef.,.
i. ,,iitHef i-ucile ClendcnninE. Edith
''.'t ana liury Black from M -
hfniAl. Harold Eclts. from tho r-,t.,--
..F on fennsylFnuia. Rex Rorcr-. MOL
w bo 'f'o,r. carl Piercy. from, ohio
p.,r,., MISS Nnnctt" Frame. from
,,, LoH g. case was a visitor IN Parter-.
MI Merry Mccoy gave q r o'clock di--
n'r sister. hIea fIolen Nfrcnv 49,, L
l',,n il".i'ns college
y.tu ''.'u .r.-F and Talbot Mr~a.-
w give a dance ln Thistle han n...
- ftosDir ana two cbudr,.
.- ."e .IHF llt. OF Hrcuen are all.
Mrs y ,f... ii"'nlf7 parents. Mr. and
Yrs Elizabeth teeaiov. VII. ~ r.
.. Ohm t~ealey. died of orFnn'. be,-f
NHI D." held Tue-far afferrg,r ~,
...H DOB charge OF eur 81 vrtf.
" i'' irrrif trrIrn church
''.. .|.fN .H
F IH -l.frrHFilie thir vcet rt.
rilfr wIil have the Isrefit ~ I..
.'"i letters week from fhta .frf,t,,
,N WV cover most OF the rsr'- rI,ff
W Son Morrison Head. 90 60.
ilo guest ~ her rnothe- ~.
Mr 81 uHrurr ~ Vorth wru- .,.,..
I..i Monday nf Wheeling
IiHgrI Davenport h4s r.t.,.....t o..
nome .n IIiirfrluNi. after ar az
h.'I fiHit WITH hrr rrauar.rtt.. Al. ~
irwin Nrs Irwin alr0tUr.rt..i i.
hnd "iii rrunIr for uset or ,.,
NJ ana Wrs r. w Iarr.,o, .-t ....
..lII't. nf lnrHu. 1. viii rrrrf l.r.I.tt
fer II'r rr1HtfUfa
I.'f..r imHn rr~nnrarIrr f..
..UHu. .f stafford ri r.rt
'r Nrw Torr. nnd win -sf 49,.
.n bermuda fr'1n1s fo srerf
IIr residents of nia rfty .-. .,..
frurIfv Christina rnfrerI....
"He rIrNf no D.af.rr f,' 49,. r
..' I'I'd.ur rHur bofart. .f 49,.
'..f'H rddreearn dsfI.,r,.l by.
fnr mayor ana .ft..-
'.' 'Ii.fNuH concert f.t che $50.
band "IrrIHr tr fhn r.fa..f .rt
.Nn QUO thr combined rrrfrr ,.tu 49,
NN ihH rInrr1w ~ fhla Infrreaff.r 800.
Mr and Mr. a. a. rIfgg.r.fl ,t
n.ni christmas win relatives Io ptt,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

All the stores. barber shops. banks
and manufacturing plants are closed
today and the employees are enjoying
n day Of much needed rest Most an
places OF business remained open late
last evening 10 accommodate the
trade and local merchants did an ex
cellent business. The Fostoria Glass
plant will resume operations in full
tomorrow morning. but the United
state Stamping company VIII be on
the remainder OF the week Most all
~ the other smaller concerns IN this
city will be on the balance OF the
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

W A Kidder and wife iefi last
l7si evening FOR Akron. o. whore trev
VIII spend the holidays with relatives
and friends
George Berry arrived homo far.
evening from Cleveland. % a-d vuf
'p"nd tho holiday. with hla parents
ou Ienorso u avenue
Many local per.0rH have rccurrf
'.'h.if Tor tno how ~ tho Court
theatre af Wheeling fhia afiornoo,
and evening
w RYAN. who was Injured tv
falling on rcaf1ld iaHf word,v
evening. OIL rett'nr along nicaly 40
hIe home in fhie city
Mifa Nirrin'a Lewis. NJ rniontown
~. Dr. spending 1 few davs ufit
friends and relatives in fhie ..ty
lewis Potts who % attending or,
state AZ C0iumlse o r. SPENDING
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
FORMER LOCAL RESIDENTS
VISITING RELATIVES HE

j. Ed. Cunningham. wife and
daughters. Misses Helen and Jessie
formerly OF the Eighth ward. but now
residing in GAINESVILLE. o., where MIR.
Cunningham Is the general superin.
tendent OF the Marts Manufacturing
cos Tube Mills. are In the city to
spend the holidays, with relatives on
the South Side.
MI. Cunningham before removing
10 GAINESVILLE was for many years
connected with the National Tube
company and the Wheeling Steel &
Iron company. at Benwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
Had Splendid Time

The annual Christmas exercises
were held last evening az the Reyn-
olds Memorial hospital ut Glendale
and very pleasing program was
rendered. DR.. y. NJ. Spur. head OF
the Institution. acted IN the capacity
OF Santa Claus and filed the bill 10
perfection. A large Christmas tree
was set up in the library room and
loaded with presents for each nurse
empioye and patient. The present
presents were handed 10 the persons
to which each name was tagged and
all had a splendid evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

y. P. Hodgman. president Of the
suburban Brick company OF this city
mas MADE arrangements to move the
headquarters and offices Of tho corr
pany from the Schaub building on
onilnson avenue 10 the rooms in
inc Mercantile Banking and Trust
company building on evenSth street
ne move VIII be made a. the first
on we ne" year and will give tho
company much hottor quarters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

The Mound City orchestra Will
hold a Christmas dance this evening
on the second floor OF the Myers
store building or Jefferson avenue
ana Third street Music will be fur
nished by the orchestra and splen-
ala dance program has been ar.
ranged. An are cordially invited and
a good time r. anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

The local Associated Charities de-
serves much credit for helping the
poor of this city In enjoying the
Christmas ~ today. for all day yes
terdsy a wagon was Kept busy haul
ing food and clothing 10 the many
homes of the poor in this city. Many
donations were received during the
week and whore more stun was need.
"a tho local branch made 90 NJ Miss
Quick. head OF the local organiza-
lion. had charge n The distribution.
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MOUNDSVILLE
Arrangements About COMPLETED.

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Arrangements are being completed
for the big New Year dance 10 be held
in this city on New Years night The
sffair will be held IN the second floor
of the Myers store building al the cor
ner OF Third street and jefferson ave
nue.. and the hall Will be beautifully
decorated for the affair Meister's
Pill orchestra OF Wheeling will fur
f1sh the music for the evening and a
splendid dance program IS being ar
ranged. Dancing viii begin promptly
al O'Clock and continue until early
morning. Refreshments will be served
during the evening and a large num-
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4 very large crowd attended the
Christmas cantata given last evening
by the members OF the Trinity Epis-
copal church az the parish house on
Tenth street. The program proved
very pleasing TO the large audience
and several times the active ones We're
enchored back 10 the platform. The
feature or the program was the play
entitled, Christmas at Flanagan's
Flats" and several % the members
OF the cast scored a big hit