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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-04
For Cuts. Burns And Bruises

In every home there should be a
box OF Bucklen's ArnIca Salve, ready
to apply in every case Of burps, cute.
WOUNDS or scalds. ]. II. Polaneo,
Delvslle, Tex. r. No. =, writes:
"Bucklen's Arnics Salye saved my
little girls cut foot. No one believ-
ed 1t could be cured" The worlds
best sslve. Only 26c. heeoumepd-
ed = all dspggif's
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-04
Making All Happy.

what ! deem an appropriate pres,
ent IL a book, and that ] must choose
for myself" writes a correspondent
OF the London Chronicle. "ro leave
the selection to friends would be .
catastrophe. Every year. therefore.
On behalf OF those generously 'mihded
individuals who have ksndiy thoughts
toward me. Iabuy books opsmyseIf.
tell them. and getithe sAosey rehlndad
And IN the measure or Aonstary vslne
they remember ae. ir1ikswiss nemem
Der then-in any article ofaiheipiown
ahacsiTg Lad - 40 ~ hs Sfydsni
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-04
Brief and Breezy


The young Pittsburg wife, who
is suing for divorce because her
husband never kissed her, might
get the Hnd-hearted Richmond
pastor to help her out in her
troubles.
Fears of POLITICAL domination
of business are frankly express
ed. The old adage ''The king
can do no wrong" has been sup.
erseded by "a Republican form
of government can be relied on
to do the right thing"
An unusual time has elapsed
without Harry Thaw's getting
any obliglng and industrious
law, ers into trouble.
NJ. Bryan Endorses the pro-
posed currency legislstion, and
this makes it about unanimous.
Lobbyphone out of order. Con.
nectiou with congress interrupt
ed.
The police in the Pennsylvania
town that requires them to CEN
sor feminine fashions are likely
10 become as discouraged as the
local Official of the seashore re-
sort Who resigned rather than be
held RESPONSE ME for the styles of
dancing.
In its actual record the aero
plane mas taken rank as one of
the most deadly engines of war.
Those dollar graduation dress
es were pretty enough, but girl
ought TO turn down anV man who
thinks a dollar is enough for a
woman's best dress.
Bishop Quayle strongly de-
nounces women's clups. You
may not agree h Bishop
Quayle, but you can't help adj
miring his valor.
1t lis too much TO hope that
some time somebody will invent
a simple, self interpreting, ten
word Supreme Court decision.
The Columbia Is. @. } State
will be accused OF hoggishness if
1T keeps on. Its editor in c&aef
has been appointed Minister to
Cuba, and its news editor has
been appointed Civil Service
Comm SsiOner.
Your Uncle S I'm is a busy man
anu versatile one. The other
dav he beat John Bull playing
polo, and COW he is thrasmng
the Sultan of Jolo.
Mary Garden says she us~er
sings unless she is in good fOnm.'
Her form has looked good erery
time we have seen her sing.
A Ksnsas woman, sixty years
old has been supporting her six.
foot son, aged twenty-eight, bv
picking rage. We sympat6ize
with her, although we know she
doesn't deserve it.
The Englishman who, over
here on II visit, says America
woman ara tha most haautifnl
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-04
All In

All the petitions of candidates
for different offices have been flied
and the number is larger than ever
before. This number Will make a
verv large tallot in ciuding the city
ballot whicA will have 10 be voted
for. Mayor Evans, WHO was elected
faii for the anexpired ternl Of H. G.
Bourtand, a council, will also be
elected at the fail election.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-04
The King OF An Laxativss b.

For constipation, headaches midi
gestion and dyspepsia, use DIR. Kings
New Life Pills. Paul Msthulka,g of
all lsxatives. They are a blessing
to all my family and L always Keep
a box at home" Get box aud get
we'll, Price 26c. Recommended BY
all druggists. wttF "a
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-04
Special Registration

Fourteen days before the pri.
mary provided for In this act there
shall be a special registration at the
office OF the county clerk, for per-
sons entitled to be specially regis-
tered for the purpose Of voting in
said primary. The following per.
sons and no others shall be entitled
TO special registration.
~. Any persons who were alb
sent from the city or town Of their
residence during the entire time OF
the registration for the entire year
"'2. Persons who were prevented
from registering by reason of their
own sickness or by death la -sbeir
Immediate families.
"3. Persons who moved into the
city or town of their preseat resi-
ldence after the latest date that
would enable them to register for
the purpose of voting In the last
regular election, and who have the
qualifications of voters In the pre-
cincts In which they reside.
II. Persons who have become of
age since the last election and have
the qualifications OF electors -
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-04

When baby suffers with eooup, apply and give
Or. Thomas Eclectic OIL once. Safelsfor
children. little goes long way, 2se apdfsoc.
At all drug stores.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-04
Thank, for Patronage .ttr,,,s e

1 take thiso method of thanking
the people Darlington and viciRity
for their liberal patronage in she
10 notIfy them that's viii
still oontanaee i1ssthei undertaking
business saa will bei found at all
time . at the oldsstand. 10 iuiss =
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-04
curss o.d Sores, Uthsr Remedies WORT Cure.

The worst cases, no matter of how long sanding,
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable DR..
,iorteS'c antiseDti' hea;;aI oil II Re,iever
'''r )H'i = s'''' '''1 ~ "-',10 Sse. W 8 y
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-04

For regular action OF the bowels; easy, natural
relief of constipation. try Doan' S
Regulets. use at all stores.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-04

'Pdnlet,e..ss ,ChanDsssss, Hand.

1aFrsnk TolliVer and Stanley sppehr
have, purchased fr ON. Wayeriy
Hibbs the Princess Theatre and Will
run an up-tO-date show. This pop
ular show house will be closed for a
few days while some repairs are be-
ing madeNr These men have had
much experience in this business
aud Will run aoshow that the citi-
zeas viii be proud or Mr.. Spoehr
has two Shows already and mr.. 1'ol-
liver has been msking 70 WINS IN The
state win Cleopatra foE. some inns.
sn' lIEn --r5.-rrgr-T1i' a, iiiAn
ie7 Tho Best hot f'Neather iFoSicaai
GROVES TAsTELEss chill ToNIc shfiehes the
ea~odshupdfmp thewhole sSsiam andwiih~oh-
q y ~ q sai1ihSr@ lOnRfsf.S
l. IA @asA4 - ~. -. 30
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-04
FOR SALE

One Jersey COW giyine 'SysrI,etw
gallons OF milk at a milking. Will
sell cheap.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-04
DRAWING FOR
PLACE ON BALLOT
Interesting Custom To Be Observ.
ed BY Candidates at Clerk.
Office
REGISTRATION July ~
Persons Prevented From Registering
wal Have Opportunity To Do So
Before Primary Eviction

All candidates who have filed
their petitions as required by law,
are notified by County Clerk Mills
to meet at his Office Tuesday, July s,
at 2 o'clock for the purpose OF draw
ing for posrrion on the ballot. This
fs a matter IN which all candidates
are very much Interested, and they
will al doubtless be present TO see
that they get a good position on the
ballot.
In addition to this there will b.
a special registration Of voters at
the Office OF the county clerk Satur.
day, July ~, for the purpose Of reg
Istering those who have not regist-
cred and who are entitled {" regis
trstion under the law, The section
Of the act covering this special reg
nstrstion is reproduced below for
the guidance Of those who desire 70
take advantage OF the special regis
trarion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10
BRIEFS

Extra Patrolman George Crimson.
the new officer on the force. made
his first arrest Saturday evening. when
h landed Jane Wilson and kebecca
Johnson In the Second Ward, for be
ing drunk and disOrdcrly.
benjamin Z Redman has formally
announced his candidacy for the nom
publican ticket. Mr.. Redman has
served eight year. in First Branch
Council from the Second Ward. IL
chairman Of the ordinance n a mem
Der OF the hance committees.
The city will probably purchase
another asphalt mixer I'm the early
spring I'm order 10 complete all Of the
work they have laid out for next sum
meT. The machine that was purchased
last year by the city has proven TO be
a good thing.
Saturday evening the parOled police
offenders met Judge Herman Hundt.
" was the largest meet yet held. one
dozen or more hayward ones who are
being give a chance 10 improve.
walked M and reported. Each hearing
vas held privately.
The many friends ~ Charles
schultz. the popular patrolcman. VIII
D. pleased To- learn that he Is improN-
inC very nicely. az hi- home ON Pierce
street. where De was removed after a
delicate operation 90 the North Wheel
FMS Hospital. sometime aEO.
The Revival services af Emanuel
Baptist church. at TNCntt ninth and
For streets. viii Boz continued This
week. except Saturday night I1e
services tonight will Do held 100 the
First Baptist church. as a number
~ the members will be- baptized. Rev
Arden ~ Miller ia the pastor and
interest Is increasing daily The pub
Ic is cordially invited
Tho damage suit Of y g. Griseil
admIutstraf0r uf the estate ~ James
20 MCMullcu. plaintiff VS. Is a. o.
railroad. has been tsiuFforrsd from
the Circuit Court 0f Marshall county
100000. no hcluE claimed that ly mex
icct % train ran down NcNullcu. De-
r%ustaininE injuries which caused hIs
death.
Delegates Fred Faris and Jesse
Bloch returned fO Charleston last
evening fo resume their work IN the
Legislature Nj Paris FsN there
vss nothing doing on local bills. a.
or action had been postponed until
The t2fh inst
The Advisory Board OF tho Asso.
GATED Charities will meet at Z clock
this afternoon AZ 9 O'Clock the 81
rrrfors ~ fho Nnfi TuberculOsis
League Will hold a. session Both
meetings will be- hsid iu the rooms OF
the N.sociHfrd Charities
iu order 10 holm advcrti-e tho
UmIuE sHmistnfcuuial celebration.
the wheeling Bodfd 81 Trade has had
printed several hundred Thousand on
trinpca which are being sold to mer
chants iu lots 81 Oun
several local persons leff last owe
Ting Tor t~hHrlesf0n. fo be- in attend
tucn ~ This weeks ssFsious o. the
legislature Among thuee bound for
tls Capital CITY we're . g. MCKINLEY
J W ENlus and n. ~. plull. NAO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10

Bagson-Eyer strike you. Kelly. that
a little less philosophy and a little more
iesrsY The Mississippi has broken ali
records. the whole town Is underwater
your own shelter - threatened. and here
you sit and hold each others hands like
two
Mrs. keily-sure you're right. Mr..
Basson. but It's all my fault. I been
Just worked hisself into a cory comforter
Ter me: you must excuse him.. Mr.. Bag.
scr, he's got too much heart.
gson-Don you both realize thai
were all In & Kelly. did you get
the movables out OF the cellar and
enough food up here to last a week?
hehy-Sure. an more'n enough. Say,
I've been dom ten or 'leven mems work
ever since "a m All you got TO do
tisht now. MI. bsgson. is to sit down
by that window and watch the Missis-
sippi elevate itself.
Bagson-lts funny. Kelly. that a man
with your brains isn't smart enough 20
get there with the worldly goods. Can't
you see. both OF you. that money IL
power. and that once you are seif-re-
spestlng capitalists the world comes up
Mrs kelly-Its me. Mr.. Bsgson. not
him- ! been taking the heart out OF
him this couple OF years. ever since we
lost the twins. l been maxim Kelly
kelly-Now. Maria. we've been happy.
amt We an amt kickin'. But IL /
Years resolution for yours truly. Work
and some more work. day and night.
even n We don't get a minute to love
Bagson docking at them queeriy)-
To love each other?
\ Voice from BeIow-Hi. there. YOU
up mere. climb down the ladder into our
boatEit's your only chance. the rivers
up .. feet down by the park
heiiy-1ou go nrSt. Mr.. Bagson, then
Marla ! II bring up the rear. and don't
be frightened. honey. because I'm right
here TO help you
Mrs. Kelly (sobbingD-And it's good.
. v III our nome nnE nannlnAaa 2Uu. rn..-
because you're Eoin' to turn over a
new leaf
Bagson-No--he isn't-Tm just going
uo snow MIN how 10 make the old ono
more practical-\ow. hurry,
CCurta!n)
Newspaper Service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10
A DIFFERENCE
W PAD This Man 20 Change Food.

What is called good living e.ent.
utlIt Drought mo f0 q condition ouifa
ne reverse NJ COOL health. writes "a
Now York merchant
improper eating told ON mo fIT my
-tonach became 90 weak that food
~hhuse'tnd mo over tho Uvhfo~f and
fimplest lunch and ] was mtrr 10
p~IrHsed aitrr n uicht OF uuer.v .itm.
b"r uniting mo Tor business
uiF condition was di4rour4rirp
p ] could md M WaV 90 lmur0ta
Iheu saw tho advorflaawcrf -
''rape % food. and decided 10 frv
and became delighted with The reauI
For p past three years have
used Grape Nufs and nofhing oiss for
ny breakfast and for lunch before 70
tirlnF u speedily erf INV efomarh
rlght p ] congratulated mgraff THAT
nave regained nv health There Is
10 greater comfort Tor a tired man
man a lunch ~ Grapefruit. Do in.
sufea re9tful e'cFp and an awakening
IN mo morning with r. feliur of Inuv.
ant COURAGE and hopcfulnesa
grHpe-Nut DO. been o boon 90 nv
whole family Or he's made Of orr .
r"aroid boy Who used fp Do unable o.
nifeFf murh 81 anything % rphuaf
heaIthY. little rascal weighing .s
pounde Mankind certainly owca "a
debt % gratitude ~ the evuorf who In.
vented fhia perfect food Nama civ.
by Postum 90. Battle Creek. Mich
There a reason
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time % time They
are genuine. true. and Ill Of human
intcrrst Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10

are interested in the workman's COM
pehsatlon act, and John Wallace, sec
Tetary or the Municipal Improvement
League and Delegate r. +. Faris.
ladies' OF the Zane Street VI.
r church. will serve the menu al
me annual Washington Day dinner OF
the a OF Trade. Z O be held Sat
urday evening. February %, in the
Carroll Club.
On Friday evening OF this week
the newly organized Pan Handle Agri-
culture Club will hold a meeting in
INC Board of Trade rooms for the pur-
pose or completing the organization.
The intermediate Bible class will
meet az the \. VI. C.. A. this evening
anu VIII devote an hour TO study. un-
uer the directio OF the teacher. Clar-
ence Newlands.
At a meeting of the Wheeling
District Freight Agents Association
held Saturday afternoo. the following
onlcers were elected: President. J. V.
Brauen, OF this city: vice-president,
j. A. Greenfield. OF Bellaire. and
secretary-treasurer. &. VI. Criswell. OF
ms CITY; FOLLOWING a dinner al the
otatnm Hotei. the delegates formed
q party at the Victoria Theatre.
Officers OF the local branch OF
the salvation Army complain OF the
small number of contributions which
nave been received since Christmas.
captain McCrea states that but sl2
mas been received to carry on the
work in this city.
announcement has been made
mat the Aquatic Club will take a
prominent part in the SemECentennial
celebration which will be held in This
CITY next June. An elaborate program
o. canoe and yacht races will be ar
ranged and The Ohio river will repre-
sent a vertiable Venice.
Although bids for the contract
ot erecting the new Thomson NJ. F..
church were opened SATURDAY after.
noon at a meeting of the building
committed. the contract was not award
ed AT that time. owing 10 the fact that
some OF the members OF the commit
tee are out OF the city.
John &. Davis. OF Toronto. O. and
r. Il. Hoget of Martins Ferry. recent
purchasers or the GOetze drug store
on Twelfth street. will take formal
possession OF their new TO-
day. as final details OF the deal were
contaminated Saturday. Extensive i'm
prOvements will be made
A special meeting OF the city
council has been called for Tuesday
evening by Mayor Kirk. But few mat
tiers Of importance will come up AZ
the meeting. unless they are con-
tanned IN the message from the Board
OF Control
Martin LOTUS. acquitted OF he
murder OF "Chatty" Bullock. was back
AZ work at his old Job yesterday.
His friends say that he intends to
show that he Is o the kind OF a nan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10
AberCrOmbie Bros.
1125-1127 Main St.

he was pictured TO be in the murder
trial.
1t is understood that a new candy
factory will be erected in the near fu-
ture by Alex burst in the rear OF his
confectionery on Main street. The
building will be OF brick and will be
erected by Contractors Ogden &
Bauer. Of this city.
The cases Of the City OF Wheel
ing against George Fisher and +. w.
Green will be tried in the criminal
court before Special Judge Honecker
to-day. The defendants are charged
with having violated the city milk or
dinance.
Among the local delegates who will
atted h fourth annual convention Of
National Association OF America. in
Cleveland. February II. IL and 70. are
Nal ID. Fleming. Of this city and J. r..
Reynolds. OF Martins Perry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10
Release Prisoners

John Blattner and Thomas GattreIl
indicted with Martin LOTUS for the
murder OF "Chatty" Bullock. will in
all probability be released from the
county jail to-day. as the prosecuting
attorney will nolle the charges against
them. This will be the direct result
OF the acquittal OF LOTUS.
The evidence produced in the Lof-
tus trial was 10 the effect that LOTUS
inflicted all OF the alleged injuries to
Bullock. but that the injuries did not
cause HIS death. Mr.. Addleman stat
ed that under the circumstances he
did not feel justified in placing the
state to so great an EXPENSE by the
trial OF Blattner and Gattrell.
Call at the Mutual Savings Bank and
secure a Parcel Post Map Free. few
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10

me presence OF only a limited mum.
Der OF the relatives and friends OF
the principals. The bridge was a..
ended by Mrs. George W. Fairbanks.
sister OF the groom. and the latter
was unattended. Immediately follow.
ing the ceremony the happy couple re.
paired TO their new home on the
south Side. where they will be al
TO their many friends.
me bride is a popular young lady
rom the over-the-river town. and the
groom is a well known printer on Tho
lhteilsencer Both have A wide
circle or friends. who will extend
their heartiest congratulations ana
best wishes. anu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10
A Drama of the Moment
Extracted from Every Day Lfe
BY lRMA KRAFT
THE FLOOD
BY IRMA KRAFT

"Txn FLOOD"
THE CAST:
Kelly: The Tenant.
Mrs Kelly. His Wife.
Roger Bagson The Landlord
The Time: Evening.
The Place: kahoki, Mississippi.
"
Kelly Cat the phoneD-Heilo-heilo-
an can't you come over. Mr.. Bssson?
into the back yard an up an up. an
what am / TO do with the ducks?
agson-Le EN- swim. you darn fool.
over as quick as I can get there. Mean
while set your lazy bones to work and
clean out the basement. Clark says well
have So feet before morning.
Kelly-Hello. Mr.. Bagson, that you
yet? So feet. an the missus IS that -cairt
already. Why. / got TO spend most OF
Basson-Holding her hands won't ave
your heads or my store. you fool. It's
the worst flood in m history OF the Mis-
ant I wouldn't have to worry dbout your
hidei
Keily-I'm that sorry. Mr.. Bagson. I
only says to Maria yesterday-come the
next rent day we've Just got 10 get the
whole half the rent fer MI. Bagson-
Bagson-Never mind the stump
speeches-Ket at the basement floor. III
get a skin and be over IN a jiny-
kelly-Thank ye-thany ye-Mr. Bag
som test saws to Maria
Just you note this-this Is the LAST
food you'll enjoy In one OF Roger Bag
som. apartments. Good bye,
Tile wends his way in a fraii skin
over TO the Kelly domicile. while mis-
tenants spend feVerish efforts on their
chickens. ducks. pigs and canariesJ
Bagson tfIom below-Hi, there, Kelly.
lower me the iadde I've got to climb
up-and don't take all night about II.
ksliyTHere she is. Mr.. Basson: an.
creepin' all over the cellar an up into
the irst floor: my -four barrels is dump.
in into my molasses kegs an my new
hams Is oVerturnin' into my vinegar Jugs
I Jest says TO Maria. says I. things
amt never 50 had t~heylcan't get better.
an when We got each other we aIn't
really lost nothin'-
Copyright. 1912. by Aoa
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club on Tuesday, March 25. and the
committee in charge. composed OF
Messrs. Louis T. Grubb. Alfred T.
Brady. J. Wilson Grub. Capt. Mitchell.
Charles W. Jackson and X. r. Bowie.
have made arrangements for the ser
vices Of Fred Sloop. Jr. and his en-.
tire orchestra. This AFFAIR will far
eclipse the n OF last season, and
many guests to the city will add TO
the enjoyment OF the evenings enter.
tainment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10
A RARE BARGAIN
$780,, $500 AND $500
OV T
AT $6.10.

d. Gundling & Co, the Market
street clothiers, are at the present
tine offering TO the buying public
d very unusual bargain in Overcoats
On Thursday they placed on sale a
large lot $1,000. $500 and $500
Overcoats to be sold at SG.iv each.
Naturally Thursday and Friday and
Saturday there was a heavy sale on
this line at the Gundling store. At IL
o'clock Saturday just 80 Ct these Over
coats remained to be sold at this
price. Wise buyers will find il to their
advantage TO call at this store to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10
Valentino Dance.

The Cotiliion club will entertain this
evening at the Carroll club with their
annual valentine dance. and the club
will be decorated in steamers of
hearts and B~entfeld's iull orchestra
will blay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10

a quiet. but very pretty. wedding
% place Saturday evening a. IN
parsonage ~ tho First Christian
church ln which the principals we're
Miss Mildred Mullen. the charming
daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs. william
MuIlen. ~ A~etn1ville. and Mr. George
Kline. a we'll known composIf0r OF.
thIF CITY The rerrmouv vas prr
formed Or n o'clock bv tho Rev vs.
D. Fields. pastor 81 tie church ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10
Alpha pi Dance

Alpha ~ dance
The Alpha vi Fraternity 81 Martins
Very, viii give a. Valentine dance In
the Elks Hall IN that town on Friday
evening 0f This week and Mcisteri =
orchestra WII furnish The music. The
committee IL composed Of Neasrs Nil
lard and Frazier and the following ia
The dance program
Waltz Roses Bl0Om FOR Lovers.
Iwo.step That Uypuotizing Man.
Waltz Take Nc Back 90 the Garden
Of Love
TWo~fep When tho Midnight Caoo.
thoO Leaves for Alabama.
EodDVa May Flowers.
Waltz When 7 waltz with fou
ITO.sfrp- Everybody TUo.Step.
HcdOWa Loves Golden Dreams.
Waltz Tho Rosary
SchOtfo.che Dancing in the Moon.
light.
wo-sf"p. Sou 20 NJ Baby.
Waltz ffaly.
krdOUa The Daisy and Tho Rose.
Waltz The Count ~ L~uxcnburg
IVO-stop That Babuou Baby Dance.
" alfz Sweet Remembrance
] 30 aaep-Waltng for the Robert =.
Leo
Waltz. Dreams Of Tho FAIRIES
Ip O.step- Row R0W-Row
Waltz Won't You Let Ne Take You
Uome7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10
Valentine Party,

terrain her dancing class with a matt
nee valentine party at the Elks club.
and the children are anxiously looking
forward to the party. Novelties are
being arranged for the afternoon, and
there will be orchestra music.