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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
EXCURSIONS TO
RIVER BEACH
RuMoR CURRENT THAT LOCAL
BATHING RESORT WILL BE
WELL ADVERTISED.
Extensive improvements Being Made
at Belle Isle-WilI Have Po-
lice Protection.

big excursion to Wheellng's popu-
lar bathing beach" Signs bearing
these letters may be posted next year
In surrounding towns. calling attea-
ton To the popular river resort at
Belle Isle beach. and inviting persons
To take special trains TO this city and
enjoy a plunge I'm the cool Ohio. Such
are the plans. Il IS said. that will be
carried out next year
The bathing beach is a popular place
for residents OF the city and vicinity.
and daily hundreds plunge into the
waters OF the river BY next year ex-
tensive improvements will have been
made at the beach. and preparations
Will be made TO take care OF thousands
daily
Residents OF the Island have taken
the matter seriously. and II was said
last night by well known Island
councilman that n movement Is under
way 10 have the beach patroled by
officers TO see that order is maintained
az all times and hold up the good
name OF the resort. lie stated that II
the city is not in position 10 give the
necessary protection. that a number OF
well known Islanders will volunteer
their services. and. further, will ask
Chief Leyland TO have them sworn in
In such way the interests OF all per.
sons Will be taken care OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
THAW CAPTURED
tcortinued from Flint Paxs1

II anything crazy 10 take a pistol 10
defend yourself against a man who
calls you - and threatens 10
kill you before morning
The statement itself was a printed
synopsis of District Attorney Jerome 5
speech-or purported 10 be BE- such
TO the jury at Thaw's second trial
After Thaw had spent some hours
IN his cell. and grumbled n biz al
his poor quarters. he was removed TO
the hospital. where the accommoda.
tions are better. At his lawyers sug-
E"stion he consented to see re
!orters
Where did YOU intend 20 20 after
on left Matteawane" he was asked
may have been going home" he
replied quickly and finally.
No amount OF questioning could
induce him 10 modify this declaration.
nor could the interviewers persuade
MIN 20 tell where he had been or
WAT he had done since leaving
NatteaWan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
STRONG AND WELL
AND FEELING FINE
statenne Mt Made BY Penns. Man After
Taking Short Course OF United
Doctors Tire atment
HAD ALLIED ONE YEAR.
Wonderful Methods OF the United
Doctors Give Quick Relief
TO Sufferers

Success and III health in life do not
20 hand in hand. Il cannot reason
ably do so. for who in physical pain.
In mental depression can mako use OF
their maximum ability towards the
goal of-success? Without having
used ones full ability one cannot OBJ
tain the share allotted the man or
woman who has not been able 20
strive 20 the utmost. II through ply
steal ailments the person has been
handicapped. Those few who have
found financial success at the cost of
health or in spite of i'll health cannot
truthfully believe themselves success
full - for IL they cannot enjoy the
fruits OF their striving - then what
does life hold for them but discon-
tent and misery?
IL is a true saying We seldom learn
the value of health until we have lost
e.
Mr. n. II. Wolfhope OF ST Michael.
Cambria county. Pa. has for the past
year been in i'll he alth and now that
he has once again regained IT. he Of
fers the public the benefit of his ex-
perience.
Johnstown. Penna.
May 18th. 1913.
ITO the Public:
Il have been lex for one year and
in such condition from indigestion and
severe pains in my back that was
unable TO even stand upright
Il had lost weight and found 10
hard to walk My life vas one of lit
tie pleasure
Il now wish 20 certify that have
treated with the United Doctors only
since March 10Th and yet am now
feeling fine can walk IA straight
now as at any time and feel strong
and well. have gained eight pounds IN
the last two weeks - treatment alone.
II can heartily recommend the
United" the three main systems OF
and trust my experience NAV be- the
means OF bringing Others 20 health.
(Signed) u H. Wolfhope.
st. Michael. Cambria county. Pa"
The United Doctors never operate
or use the knife. They prepare all OF
their medicines in their own labora-
tory az the institute for the special
requirements Of each patient Having
Tinted" the three main systems 81
medicine. viz. Allopathic. Homeo-
pathic and Eclectic systems or treat
rnent into one United" method OF
treatment they have greatly increased
tho percentage ~ durable cases ANY
ore having any disease OF ailment can
not do better than TO call upon them.
Consultation and examination Is free
"a all
Among other ailments. they treat
chronic and deep seated diseases OF
tho nerves. blood. heart. liver. kidneys.
bladder spine. including rheumatism.
paralysis. epilepsy. gall stones. goitre.
weak lungs. indigestion. dyspepsia.
constipation. dropsy asthma. catarrh,
deafness. rup'ure loss Of nerve force
bloating. rectal troubles. tumors. and
diseases OF women and diseases OF
men
Tho United Doctors Wheeling In
stitUte Is on tho second floor OF the
McLain Bldg a; - Twelfth s.. near
Market St-Adv
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Kennedy May AIso<oo.

ALBANY. y y. Aug. 19.-After a
''II "fehce with butchessscounty auth
"iitlcS. Deputy Attornep General Per-
s"u~ tonight announced that ~ N were
u'ein'd neceSsary' Deputy Attorney
'''helHl Prank Kennedy would co 80
aHuNt lu al trort 90 procure Thaw'a
return 10 this state IL was pointedI
uHt AZ the attorney generals office fhat'
.Hc 'andhiau authorities might Interpret
'"'tr arp"rtaliou laws so mat Thav
'uuld p" f~turred To- the state from
Nhlch he entered Canada. In this event.
l wa sstid. Mr. Kennedy might en-
deavo~ 80 influence tho Tiornfutor ,t.i
,it.S ~ erect the fuEitiveSs return di-
opposition TO two 81 ThaW-s receUt a..
temrfF @" bring about his Erlease fror,
10" NatfeHwan institutional on habeas
corpus preceding
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AT ROCKPORT.

t-i-N fI-AND. -. Aug Ia-Four
sPllS featured the opening Of the Rock-
i'lt meeting "f the Lake Erie circuit
LUIS aif"ft""n Sulki'~ were smashed
icy ono repair but NO series damage was
nnhe 10 horses or drivers one OF thu
ac'ln"htS. though. Hohahiy changed
.ne result 81 the racs IN the fifth aud
ma neat of The --24 trot Notnere prac-
ucally had TIA. race won v,bsr 80.
came on and the horse was unable 10
i,'nNtr lost ground. permitting Lonna
iotau took the 2le pace In ,hraa
Sttaight. be 20 pace was carried over
attcr Uncle Jim mad won two heats.
summary
ga trot. purse s4O0.
i'nnh u. BLK M. Nickel (Reidavl
won. Mofn're. second. Julia Sanderson
third Rest time a.20i.
zig race. purse 5000.
ii"nldn. l.. q. by Milton : wilson
won: Mabel ". second. Greatest Heart
third. Best time 2l2i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20

PoIGHkEEPlE. y y Aug "a
liStriot Attorney Edward Congo
SheTin Horubeck and former District
Attorney Mack left tonight for She
brooke QUO. with the aVow ed Intention
OF taking Harry Thaw into custody and
i'tuf uinE him either to the Dutche-z
county Jail or Matteawan asylum
The officials are armed with a vsr.
ian. charging conspiracy. ISSUED is
Justice Mo. -chauscr aud ~ u - found
Ihaw cannot %" cNtradited on the cor
ST'rf'r charge. d new warrant charging
tfihcry will he applied for and an at
tempt tfe e. txtradite the Fugitive on
that charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
NEW OUTLAW LEAGUE
NOW A CORPORATION

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug. 1a-Ar,,ciaa
W incorporation for clubs IN the new
llNi" baseball League We're filed to-day
IN SIN southern citieS-Memphis. Nash
vile. New Orleans. Shreveport Rirrgng-
nam ana Little Rock. other cities TO ba
Included are Atlanta and Chattanooga
resident kaNauaugh. Of the Southern
Association. characterized the proposed
new league a. an outlaw" and said he
could not see where ~ would be SUPPORT
ed sufficiently to last a season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20

IiTT~BI KGlI. Pa. Aug - 1t Is
pr"h9 bic that Roger - Mara. guardian Of
Harry Is Th1W and former superinten-
n''t ~ police 90 pittsburgh. % 900 leafe
here shortly fDr Canada To- look after
certain interests Of hts vard B'Mara
r''sivsd e. telegram to-day from Thaw
ae follow
$40 under arrest Advise"
fr o. Marc sent o. Lengthy telegram 20
Tiav 'n reply Or this telegram p.Nlra
t"id Ift" Co. hire the best legal talent
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not 10 worry and 10 feel assured that
everything possible was being done.
OMara denied that ThaW had wired
10 Pittsburgh to-day for a large sum or
money and stated that ThAw did not
need money at this time. lie said. how
ever. that Thaw may have, directed such
a request TO his mother. "a Cresson. Pa
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kropeu back into his recollection for
the answer. his eyes fell TO the open
newspaper in his lap
h'.sea etarted. On the page before
hlH was the pictur" OF the man Who
Was speaking II WAS Labelled In far-
ins type. with the name. Harry *
There was no mistaking u. The man
and the picture Were one. K.ls.a loox-
81 ~ has questiOr-r silently.
Nol don't know who ! am. do you -''
asked the stranger quietly.
/ think could IiN- "a good CUES. -
het,en replied; now certain OF his man.
You are Thav-Harrv X Tbaw"
IN" stranger -" lids fiick-red for
an instant as ne smileI hack his ans
confesses Identity.
am Tha~. he said. In the same
quiet. even tone.
"hut you don't want IN. You couldn't
DO anything with nv. was acquitted
ire "
Taking his cue from Thaw. the depu:,
replied with equal Dsi'tGde.
INK,
- am going 90 Canada BE- Thaw sail
The o m going % cross wster
n" conversation sudet with ThaV.S
t'srmiug his seat K-lssa got On ~
h. Hfi o, nuci. at Ep.~hiook On- -
tEf". m.u who w'r- with Thaw got
80. too. kels-s thinks tu shadow him.
Ncl~"t went home Hrd few minutes
itt-- Was oW 10 high powered aut.-
mobile 800 whir.wInd chase "f the train.
THsW 4ri his companions aligifet -
II'f'fu.I WITH the deputy bIruiug tn
s'sd o. f'N utls, behind them
~ ii".cford fh1w hired livery
mans team ana drove over the iutc--
iRti"ua. line 'utp 90" Canadian Moods.
Nft"r o. fl" mill zap that seemed pa -
I"S. less the rri.rr became suspicious
% was dark. bIt Thaw aud his CONF
Dos ui"u- $50 r"' ialk 90 this They
pod t'" HNers man. dismissed him AMI
~ s'4r-Isht bccan 70 thread their way
through the forest 20 the open.
They found farmers house and
Itaw offered ID" farmer s. go drive the
tri' 20 the village az Heriu.ueE lde- Gar
i"'d II W's "A short drive and Thaw
and his two friends were So their rooms
az o." tl.laE" hotel at 1870 o'clock.
Placed Under Arrest
Ncls'a - road .ty through the village.
GOO. dee quickly learned 90 the arrival
90 ih' 'nrr" strangers and te.ephoned
~i~ttrs ~ tle village constable decided
80 l'' IIHW sleep ~ o. o.slorh this
u'rfIrL. uoUet'r l. went tp liermrne-
EI.ds.,iIrfofd auu placed the three men
sea- teierr.Thod thc asylum authorities
"t att'a""H. claiming the reward
WIS. m not Thaw. We're the fugi-
f'."- fIr-' words 90 the constable. IN
ttf Won $40 Iu not"
tWith-'itdif DIV and his
friends were bundled INTO an automobile
.''d whf-I'i away fp Toafltook There
law wte ;tt lu o." village lookup. the
con -fanl" standing guard az the door.
iHf" sent OF word thst De wanted
HN''r t.i Ne 70. sd .rtleff was sum-
f."r,d ils first words were an adrnou-
if-.n O." h.- client Boo to talk Co repor-
a.c.-o Thav isI been long ia the
I.....r f" admitted BITE .t.utf; IFS
,t.oraui0ue howe. or declined 90 say
.r.. fttrr abH.f themselves
Nf''r lht" rfu his '''rri. had spent
. |.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES

SALEM y. II. Aug. 10. The half
mile TRACK horses had the program to
themselves At Rockingham Park today.
where the frst days grand circuit meet
them $1,000 stakes. were for the cam
paiguer- ia the half mile circuits. and
they furnished some good racing
especially IA the 2,lO pace. which re-
quired f,e heats
TIE - q tiot had a field 81 ~ the lar
gest which has started on the Grand ctr
cunt this season. and was won In straight
Dure
Guernev Cue. or NcW York. ono Of the
circuit court for the Greater New YORK
tair and Exposition company. which Is
bel md d." Grand circuit meeting o. be
f"ld next week at the Empire city track
was here today comforting with the
horsemen IN regard TO tie meeting lie
sa.d lie Rad recei, ed word today that
tt" court had granted an in junction FOR
bidding creditors o. the companv from
levy TX upon anv of the funds SCI aside
for the race meeting
Summaries.
. - t-ot. . IN > purse s. 600
Fet"- sins. By. hy Siugmore
'I.as"Hl -...... ..-...-.-..
Audrey GRAY Carpenter, ......s 2
Bon Ton 'Merryheld' ........
TIE Mason. Royal Hall. Aubrion. John
Dewey. 'arnation. CriSto. Vibration,
Young Mac and Cochato Boy also start
81 Rest time e-13iz
g." pace. 3 IN =. stakes s. 900
Lev Perkins. h.g-. hy Platte Jr.
tMilauI ................-
Anti Friction smith ......... : : !:
Iarestinam ODorel .......-. :
Pillow Roy. Joe X. Enoch W. pandelion
TO hoy and h"tty Deem also started. Best
40 pace. in .. purse $1,000
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May Be Oeported.

SHERBROOKE. Quo. aug. r.
harry X. Thaw. whose spectacular
Hicht from the Natteawan asvIunl
ended to-day with his arrest at
toaticook. may he sent back 70 New
ork on either az two grounds.
Ftrst-Throueh deportation ,ro-
D"edinGs under the Dominion law.
which provides
No immigrant shall he permitted
20 land IN Canada who is feeble
minded. an idiot or cpl.eptic. or who
iS insane or who has had au attack
On, insanity within I've wears. nor
shall any immigrant be- so landed who
i1 deaf and dumb or blind or iunrm.
unless he belong 20 q family accom-.
iary!ug him or already Iu Canad.,
which gives Security satisfactory 30
'ie minister or in conformity VITA
m" regulations in that behalf for HIS
permanent supIor' o. admitted a.
canada
Secoud-ThrouEh eXtraditIou bro
'n'dlnEs Instituted Ly 'He state OF
100" York and conducted O.. th.
proper federal authorities ou o. Wa
ff'.' Tor IaaW - arrest accusing r.m
bribery. lie 'Inror D.. .,.rtdit.d
ON ih" Warrant already issued 300 N.w
''fk chfrg nc conspiracy. 20 tU.
.I-nion or 'n" authorities. because
.A'iienf treaties deJi only V.th that
brand of conspiracy relating to revolt
.'iinSi the master OF e. ship ON .Ho
.En seas y urA Warrant c..rrfn..
bribery. 'h" author tics believe. would
aff" to boz sworn oar
May Not Dcpo-t Him.
".H HU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
HORRIBLE CRIME COMMITTED BY
CRAZED MARTINS FERRY MAN

burial Funeral arrangements have
not yet been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20

u. she added brokenly. y am going
nome. ~ VIII not change my plans. ! am
going home and stay there
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RIVER NEWS

Tho Della Mac. which has been
operating in Tho Wheeling Matanioras
trade since tho low water has forced
tho larger packets 20 tie up. was
yesterday entered IN 'he Wheeling.
ClarinEton 'raIe. and will endeavor 20
make daily trips She DEPARTED a.
y O'Clock yesterday on her FIRST 'rip
IN that trade The Mildred lef' ys.-
tarday af,ern bor for Na'amo-as Both
boat. though 81 tho small gasoline
packet typ" rre carrying oEcop'ions
~ largo oargO-4
The = o Wa on returned - Dam
No II yesterday. after makIn- a trip
20 Dam so - a. Woodlands IN.
route 20 80 u 'he boat took ON
board Tho extra diving sulf and out.
a. which has been used g. 'hD Mo
Mechen dam -oc.n'lr In the improve
menfs 70 the bear traps
Tho river continued 90 fall through.
out Yesterday. wlth a stage ~ g. o feet
being reRisterrd IN %" lower river
last MIGHT To maintain higher
stage On tho pool. work va. --arfed
Yesterday In rapiscIrr fha needles a.
Tho McMerhen dam Yesterday 40
rad bscn placed IN rho vfrka's One
hundred and forty four needles were
N Dam so and geo o. barn $50 %
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Race Track News

ADJ J.. b.h. by Judge John
hughes Oporel ...... ~
Fred W. tSmitl, = . ,
Edna u. ,MuCrideel
hinEcas and Colin i. also started. Best
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Low Round
Trip Fares

are in effect. Tickets
on sale up to Scptem-
Der Both. Good return
ing until October 3lst.
These tickets permit
side trips TO Vancouver
and Victoria. Make
your reservations to-
day on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20

floW Roy. Joe X. EnOch W. Dandelion
.or and R"tty Deem also started. Rest
inc. .iot.
Evening journal., 1913-11-11

suffering had tried the treatments
ot several doctors. also home remedies,
but they failed and all hope had gone
My friends like myself. thought | was
IN the last stages of consumption.
My daughter brought me hottie Of
Peruna and plead with me TO try H. 1
had got 50 weak ! had lost my voice Slnd
thought il no USE. That was in May,
1902 I began TO takeeit according TO
directions. ! wrote To You, and You
gave me your kind advice.
II soon felt bettcr my cough benni
TO give way. aud the eXpceto1tion
lcsscned. have taken fourteen hotties.
icel WELL cnt hearty, sleep sondly
weigh as much as ever did do CON
siderable work on my iarri and attend
ia az, other business My friends seem
astoushed al my recovery.
"tN wish To- thank YOU for your kind
advice ,nd the books YOU have sent me
shall ever praise your medicine and
hope that von MAY enjoy "a long life
" viii hc observed that Roy Robert.
waited two years after he begon TO use
Pcuma before Ne wrote the abcvo letter
to The Pcruna Go. SO that his appar.
ont recovery could mot possibly have
hccn temporary relief
I'm later letter go Tho perna Co.
dated September %. 1906, Rev. Roberts
SAYS u ann a great iricnd Of Pcruna.
Bv the usc of Dr. llartman's advice
am hcre TODAY able to hc with my fam
ly ana attend 10 my business"
Evening journal., 1913-11-11
THE FASHIONABLE
COATEE EFFECT

The blouse in coatee effect. or with
a peplum Joined 70 It's lower edge.
is one OF the smartest of the season
and this one, with its crossed over
vest and pointed revers. Is exceeding
~ attractive The little panel I'm
the skirt makes pretty feature also
and the way In which the lines OF
the skirt and coat meet is exceeding
ly smart The skirt is FIVE gored with
a plated panel at the center back. II
would be hard TO find prettier lines
than are shown in this costume and il
can be treated in so many ways tina.
is is exceptionally suggestive The
coatee blouse would be handsome
made from fancy silk while the skirt
is of plain or one could use a silk
blouse over a serge skirt. For the
entire gown. poplin would be hand
some and all the poplin weaves are
much used. For a handsome gown
charmeuse satin would be beautiful
with the collar and revers OF plain
velvet. for velvet with silk always
gives handsome effect and smart
finish would be the tiniest possible
edge of fur.
For the medium size. the blouse
will require 3 5-S yds. OF material
81, 2 ds. 36. I SIS yds. "A in wide, with
1-2 yd. 8 in wide for the vest por-
tons and IA yd. Of lace: the skirt
: IL yds. p, yds. 36. "a yds A
IN. wide Il the material has. neither
hgure nor nap but should there be
figure or nap. 3 "a ydss "A In. wide
VIII be required. The width Of the
Evening journal., 1913-11-11
MISSION WORK
OF MEG CHURCH
dome Society To Meet In
Two Days Session Here
This Week
PROMINENT MEN
ON THE PROGRAM

The tventy-seventh annual conven-
tion OF nome mission auxiiiaries OF
the churches Of the Wilmington NJ. Z.
Conference will be held in Grace n.
p. Church, -on Thursday and Friday,
of this week. This is the first year
that the convention has extended
over more than one day. and exten-
sivs preparations have been made
for the entertainment OF delegates
over night
Mrs. Eli Mendinhall IS chairman
Of the home committee and her as
eistants are Mrs John $. Mullin,
Mrs. William G. Murgatroyd, Mrs.
Robert Kemp. Mrs A. J. Taylor Mrs.
Mary Strickland and Mrs. Mark NJ.
Cleaver. Miss Dora Mcleod rs chair
man OF the reception committev. and
Miss Edith Francis Is in charge OF
decorations. Mrs. Enoch Mo0tc IS
chairman OF entertainment. and Mrs
William B. Foster will have cnars
of tho ushers.
A box luncheon will be held each
DAY and special luncheon viii be
served for the delegates entertained
hy Grace An1iliar,
The Roy BENJAMIN S Hayward. OF
Washington 70. c.. formerly mis-.
sionary OF Porto Rico has been secur-
e1 for Thursday evening. Mrs g.
Wesley Weldln president of The 30.
cief1 viii preside over the meeting
Tho officers are Mrs y. NJ
Browne. president emeritus: Mrs. T.
J.. Htffcckcr. vice president: Mrs
Jesse Shcpherd corresponding sec-
resary Miss Emily Finn. recordiue
secretary: Mrs John " Huntingdon
treasurer: Miss Grace Quigg musi-
ral director rhc program follows:
Devotional. exercises. Mrs. r. H.
Fomkinson. organization OF convcn-
lion Mise Emily Finn; election OF
tss'siant secretaries and recording
feccc;ary, appointment of commit
lees minutes OF last annual meet
ing Miss Emily Finn; mugic. fra
herpol greet ngs. pastor. Rev. George
y Reed auxiliary Mrs. Irwin "
Flinu response. Mrs. Edna s.
Vaughan. Newark; music: annual re-
port OF treasurer. Mrs. l. II. Huffing.
ton; annual report Of correspond
Ing secretary Mrs. Jesse shepherd:
hsmu $685. reports OF district cor
responding secretaries Wilmington
district. Mrs. James n. Floyd Eas-
ton district. Mrs Margaret Copper.
Salisbury. Md. Dover district. Mrs
r. K>sJones. Dover: Salisbury dis
tfict Mrs. r. G. Dulany. Fruitland
Del: music.
Nocnude prayer; report OF hoard
Of managers meeting in Washington,
Mrs Theodore Francis. delegate: Our
Opportunity" Miss Mary j, Wheeler.
announcements and henediction;
luncheon. 1890
200 .. m. Communion Service--In
charge OF the Rev George r. Reed
knd Methodist preachers; minutes.
r6borts oi department secretaries
supplies. Mrs, r. c. Oakley; litera.
fnre Miss Ella Smithers: systematic
heneficence. Mrs. Adam Stengle
Woman's and Childrens Home Mis-.
rions Mrs. Lewis Chamberlain; solo.
Hiss Sophie Preston: Facts Com
rernir< Our Deaconess Work" Mrs
sfar garet A. Sweet. superintendent of
Wilmington home memorial hour,
Mrs William NJ. Field; "Our Respon-
slbilities Mrs. Sallie r. shaw; mu-
sic recitation. Mothers Jewel"