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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07

by Miss Grace SAKE. can be secured
at the Y. NJ. {. A building. according
TO an announcement made yesterday
by Secretary John c. Lynch.
Rev. Howard Pease of the Unitar-
ian church will deliver the principal
address at the monthly meeting of
the Social Workers club this even-
Ing In the rooms OF the Associated
Charities.
The Ways and Means committee
OF the board OF trade viii hold its
regular meeting tomorrow at noon at
the Mcclure hotel. Luncheon will be
served at 1890 O'Clock, followed by
the business session.
The Friday evening Bible classes
Will resume this week at the Y. NJ. G.
A. after the holidays. The second
series of meetings OF the Mems Gen.
trail Bible class. taught by Prof. w.
Is. Taylor OF Bethany will begin FRI
Floyd J. Pickard. candidate for
chief OF police. has declared that II
the Progressives have a ticket he will
run on IL. but II they do not he will
be n candidate for the Republican
nomination.
Meat poorly packed, constituted
part OF the parcels post packages
received at the pOstoffice Saturday
and Monday. Those who send meats
In parcels post should guard against
sending same on Saturdays as II lays
In the Office over Sunday.
The Ohio Architect. a magazine
published at Cleveland. o., carries a
large article complimentary TO Wheel
Ing In the November issue with full
page pictures of President c. A Rob-
inson and Secretary r. r. Naylor of
the board OF trade.
According TO the barometer rec
ord taken by Rev. Father Edward
Wahar- q TnaanHso -
lowest point OF the winter season was
reached during the past week and
fluctuations of the same period be-
tween maximum and minimum were
the greatest.
Throughout this vicinity the tele-
graph wires have been damaged TO
quite an extent by the rains and re-
cent storms. The telegraph companies
have found It quite difficult to send
and receive messages and all private
wires have also been damaged by the
storm.
The two lower slips on the Full
ton hill road are completed and the
third is nearing completion with such
rapidity that 1t Is hoped that the road
viii be opened for use within a very
short time. The first slip to be COM
pleted was that done by the town OF
Fulton and the little village IL to he
complimented on the good Job It has
done and also upon the rspidity with
which the work was completed.
The county Jail will be complete.
renovated this week. Tailor Burch talc
Ing advantage OF the fact that there
are now more prisoners than ever be.
fore In the bastile. The prisoners
VIII assist IN the work.
Squire Hobbs re-opened his Offices
on Sixteenth street yesterday after
noon. he having returned Saturday
from six weeks trip. with his wife.
through Oklahoma.
The appointment OF George Old.
nam and p. H. Bachman as deputy
sl was made yesterday by
Sherin Sweeney and the appointments
were confirmed by Judge Newman
The weaother man certainly has
wheeling In his grip. and for the mast
rev DAYS has made life miserable with
combinations Of snow, sleet and rain
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NEWS BRIEFS

4 special meeting Of fhc omcrrs
0f rho Wheeling itigh School Alumni
urHuciIfiun Will Do hold this evening
Iu Tho iligh School building fo hear
reports f.om different committees
which had charge ~ tho Sow Ycnr's
reception which waa Eitnu ln4f week.
Harold T. SVishcr OF Norganfown
81 spending few durr iu fhia cts
ir tho interests of thn Hampshire
county Orchard association ftr o.
rud"1voring fu interest local capital
iu that section 81 tho state
The NJ Do ChnnfHf academy rr.
suw'd Yesterday W0 ming after Tho
holiday and tho f0IluWlug from fhir
city returned fo fhcir studies Nfreoa
Frare No uv NuilIo NcFaddrn. Dom
rotfn Shields. Horfha Hum. clara
Rose Caldwell Mario Coleman and
Nen and MARI ffHfklus
Several Interesting matters 1-o
expected fn hn up for discussion af
fln monthly meeting 81 tho dircrfors
nf fhn Associated Charities this after.
noon ~ 8 O'Clock
Tho leaders ~ tho Ncfrhborhood
p Die classes vlIi flkt 900 tho study
fho Old Testament fris year BE-
GINNING vIfh fhr book of Genesis Tho
b'oAlet study iu Genesis, prepared
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About People
movements Of individuals to and
From the City.

MTs. Fred Frazier and son Freden
ick' OF Ne York City. have returned
nome after visit with friends here
MISS Amelia B.chenheimer spent
sunday with friends In Pittsburgh
MISS Carrie Zane has returned
burg
Miss Mary Pfarr Of the Island 70.
| les. 'uu
ne two young sons Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Steen. OF the south
SIde' are recovering from the whoop-
Ing cough.
MISS Vera Kidd leaves for Fair.
mont TO visit friends.
william Kcrbach and Robert Reed
ieu Sunday for Winchester. VA
"hero they will attend Shenendoah
here. ''''
Mis- Helen McFadden r. the house
guest OF Miss Helen Slemaker. of sis
tersville
l.. $. Miguel has returned homo
from Huntington.
=. 7. Shriver and J. r. Hoffman
was at tho Commercial in Parkers-
burg. Saturday.
J. ID. White was NJ the Chancellor
IN Parkersburg. yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wnrfold will
ieave Morganiown 10 take UP their
residence In this city
y. B. Hunter vas IN Ciarhsburg
! Saturday.
Reuben Robinson was business
visitor I'm Clarksburg. Saturday.
". B Baker. ". ". Tollman. G.
ilalrd and W. ". Ticrn1n. were at
inc imperial In New York. yesterday.
Miss sallie Thoburu. who has boon
| spending The holidays with her sis.
ter. Mrs y. S. Morgan. OF Charleston.
has returned home
{. W. Williams and T. s SoIes wern
~ the Antlcr In Pittsburgh. yester.
day.
William Stokes was In Pittsburgh.
y'Hterdhy stopping at tho Fort Pitt.
MI. and Mrs. G n. brown. ~ West
Union. W Va. who have been the
guests ~ Mrs vs.. O. Want. havo 70
turned 90 their home.
Miss Margaret Honning % Charles.
ton. who has boon tho guest ~ hor
aunt Mrs. Kate Wiedenbusch. ~ tho
south Side. left Sunday for her home
Miss Wf@dcbusch accompanied her
20 the capitol city and will be tho
suost ~ her sister. Mrs. Charles
Honning. formerly - this city.
Mrs william Mullins Blackwell. who
has boon the guest ~ her mother
Mrs. James Paxton 90 "Uplandas."
has returned 10 her home in Pitts.
burrh
Attorney Albert Kcnnon NJ 81
Clairsyille. was business visitor I'm
fho city yesterday
Niss Gertrude Wilson 81 tho Island
ia The guest o. relatives in Marietta.
Mrs Lon Jackson " tho South
Sidc. is tho guest o. friends in rar
korsburg
Charles Hughes NJ ST. CiairsvIro.
WA business visitor in tho CITY.
yesterday
Miss Mario Schukart 81 Chapilno
street. has returned from IN extended
visit with friends ln Columbus
John Colvig of the leland. left veq.
tcrd1y for bethany. vhcre no viii
enter college
Miss Harriet Minur. ~ tho East
End. has returned from visit with
relatives in Dayton. %
Miss Mary ID Rcppotto. principal of
fhc Webster school. who has been
spending the holiday vacation ina the
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There amt anything could do to my
grammar that
Nearby I'm sure hope 80. It's
BEEN next month ever since I can re-
Mrs. FarweII-You're only twenty
three. and you've had a very nice time
here, ] think. what with tho choir work
Gladys-Ugh. don't mention f. O. I
didn mean Ches, exactly. but you ana
Ia know | was meant for better tnings
than choir wOrk-''tra-la-ia-la-ia-
airs. ftirw ell Eagerly You didn't
Journal about every theatrical manager
IN ne world being swaIInped with Eirls
looking FOR sobs7
worry you. Don't Won know thar ucnr'fc
Win the GOODS can always find "a mar
ket3 Tra-la-tra-la-tra-tl" guess
anybody who's worked up their voices TO
the pitch ] have and can suit a SPO-
KANE church choir. ouEhtn't 60 haveany
trouble before fte footiiEhts haven't
the slightest doubts. Nom, that wnen I
letter heHd-iiuer. "Oh. the bros IN the
spring time"
Mrs. FsrweIi-,After short siiencc)
sla1ys dear. amt you mite worried
ABOUT your first entrance
gladys Pooh. certainly not Notnear
- much as about nay first exit Z only
rope. 81 don't come too quica '-Tra-ia-
Mrs. Farwell-Dcarost. would you
mind2 Mothers head - 50 bad
oladys- fbanEing the piano. Afwava
the way how.s a girl going 90 stick 20
guess III j'Hst run over 20 Kuby I.ee-
Six F,erwvIi- what Son got haosr 7
iholEht sho was playing in a comedy
oiadys-so did nut she snppcdinto
town last night. awfuily quiet. inayho
Copyright 1919. by Ada
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she's sick; anyway III run over ana see.
Need the bag filled again?
Mrs. Farwell-No dear. IL will do. 1use
zen Maggie to run up and look after me
anu. .. GLADYS, are you SURELY goina
next week?
Gladys-Sure pop. unless you 20 start
ing tnings again with Pa-Ive Just GOT.
10 go-"T MISUNDERSTANDING" (seh run,
out qulckly)-
Ruby Leesom-(Sitting dolefullv ON
me edge or her trunk. Take the rocker.
Hiau, m that happy to see you'll Ny.
put you look fresh and sweet
Gladys-fve been crazy TO come since
heard you were home, but mad to
practice all day.
Euhy-Still at Il? I've been expectinp-
10 hear You Were singing lullabies. OF
course Ches Is still Ches-d'ye know
haven't seen either OF you in four wears
Glaiys- lmpressively) Yes Ches n
sun Ches, but I've decided not 20 be Mr..
Shes. at least. not now No MA'AMi No
buried alive idea for yours truly
ieave Tor Frisco next month 10 try NV
hand at the stage door.
Ruby-fou mean try your face" SIT
down. Glad. I'm beginning to see the
finger OF fate mixed up in my home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP OF FIGS
NOTHING ELSE CAN TAKE THE
PLACE OF THIS GENTLE
FRUIT LAXATIVE.
Thoroughly cleases the Little Ones
Stomach, Liver and Waste
Ciossed Bowels With
out Gripping.

Every mother Immediately realizes
after giving her child delicious Syrup
OF Figs that this is the ideal laxative
and physic for the children. Nothing
else regulates the little ones stomach,
liver and 80 feet of tender bowels so
promptly. besides they dearly love it,
delightful fig taste.
II your child isn't feeling well: rest
ing nicely; eating regularly and act
ing naturally II is a sure sign that its
little insides need a gentle. thorough
cleansing at once.
When cross, irritable, feverish,
stomach sour. breath bad or your III.
tie one has stomach-ache, diarrhoea,
sore throat, full OF cold. tongue coat
ed. give a teaspoonful OF Syrup OF
Figs and in few hours all the the
foul. constipated. clogged up waste,
undigested food and sour bile will
gently move on and out OF its little
bowels without nausea, gripping or
weakness. and you will surely have a
we'll, happy and smiling child again
shortly.
With Syrup Of Figs you are not
drusgtng your children. being CON-
posed entirely OF luscious f1gs, SIENNA
and aromatics. Il cannot be harmful.
Mothers should always keep Syrup
Of Figs handy. Il is the only stom-
ach, liver and bowel cleanser and reg.
ulator needed little given to-day
will save a sick child tomorrow.
Full directions for children OF all
ages and grown-ups plainly printed on
the package.
Ask your druggist for the full name,
Syrup OF FIGS and Elixir OF SIENNA"
prepared by the California Fig Syrup
Co. This Is the delicious tasting, gen.
uine old reliable. Refuse anything
else offered.-Adv.
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compassion, digestion. hair teeth. snd
coming! / knew there must DO some
unins besides being DOWN and OUT
win tho box office.
laojys-(Stunncd.) What! Ruby Lee
som. I thought you were starring in
The Question Mark"
Ruby-1It was a Question Mark AIN
Olady dear. listen 20 me. These words
~ they fall from my lips are said by one
VINO knows ] been fons four years
haven II ana amt never written home,
honest. but Lord knows how / made M n
lhere amt family jewel left 20 take TO
uncle There amt a one-horBo town
~ this state where amt made a one
who Amt Been implored 90 give ne . real
chance ON the straight" There airPf n
part ! amt played from Uncle Tom 10,
the Two Orphans-eometimss both ag
once. There amt a hasb-houso with
brown mud coffee and fairy Ieatherettesl
! amt patronized There ain't anything r.
GUILD DO 20 my complexion. DIGESTION
amt done. Gladly. dear. take II from me
" YOU want to star on the straight your
want 20 stay home and READ little,
e. 80 out ANA TRY IL say, thissairs.t FOR
publication. hut I've about decfde<r
GLADYS 60 RFE-TIREt
Glady-t GaspinRJ YOU donvsME1ANl
Hu6y-DoNE-ourrs-Prus ara
mighty Glad % come home ana i've
happy ever after
Gladys-BUT my VOICE I'VE Jrsse,
PITCH"
Ruby-Take my advice and PITCH n
Dut except Os'ftly1 TO sing ln1abtes
Giaiy tMusinqiyJ Luuabisu
curtain.
NJ Newspaper se-vioe
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Gladys Farwell: Ambitious as to
voice.
Mrs. Farwell: Her invalid Mother.
Ruby L-eesom: off the stage"
Time: An autumn afternoon
Place; The Farwell cottage, Spokane.
Washington.
Pladys- tPracticingD 20, the birds
they Fly away, and tho bees they come 10
stay. tra-la-tra- la-tra-la.'
Mrs. -(Deprecatingly) Gladys
bag? ny '''ei
Gladys-tClosing the piano with n
ph1nE It's only ten minutes since /
Mrs. Farwell-Tm so sorry. read. IL
maggie didn't have her hands in The
Holgh mover would have disturbea you.
Gladys-( ItesignedlyD .. II wouidn' I
be natural II someone didn't disturb me
Just as get my voice to the right pitch.
Your head any better
Mrs. farwell-A little. but don't Won
bother about me I'm not going 10 let
my FOOLISH old head interfere IIave
you're going TO Frisco?
Gladys- tHapplyJ Yes indeed pa
says IL l want / can start neNt month.
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south. e. spending tho first two DAYS
% THE week visiting the schools In
Cincinnu. while on route home.
Miss Alice Ford h1s returned to her
homo on tho Island. after a. serious
Illness in the North Wheeling hospi-
tai
Miss Clara Rose. nurse ln tho city
schools. vas absent yesterday because
ot The death ~ her father. az Eliza
both. Wirt county.
y p. Sinks fecrctary of tho Ns.
ISOLATED Charities. returned last oven.
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ing. after an extended VISIT At hfs
home in Toledo. q.
Superintendent % Schools. r. n
Work. has returned from Charleston.
whore ho attended n teachers con.
ference
Miss Esther Smith. % Elm Grove,
yesterday assumed her new duties ~
teacher in the McMechenss schools.
The little daughter % Mr. and MrA
T. ~ Weaver. ~ Warwood Ia sert
ously 900 ~ pneumonia
Miss Edna Goctze has recovered
from an illness OF gin
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LadIes MasonIe cIuh.

Tho entertainment committee Of
tho Ladies' Masonic club will enter
tain tho lady members az tho parlors
IN tho Scottish Rite Cathedral. on
"Wednesday afternoon. Cards. dom
inoes and bowling will be the diver
sions. Luncheon will be served.
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Farewell Party.

Mr. John Colvig. OF the Island. en-
tertained a few Of his boy friends with
a farewell party Monday evening be
fore leaving for Bethany TO resume
his studies. The following were pres.
emit Messrs. Edward Donaldson.
Clyde Donaldson. Earl Stephens. Dave
Morgan. Lloyd EnciX. Russell Gates.
I'd Dunlap. Harold Mendel and John
MendeL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
BOZ PARTIES

The following were members OF box
parties at the Court Theater on Satur-
day evening 70 witness the production
or The Balkan Princess: DR.. and
Mrs John w. Storer. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Hazlett. Mr.. and Mrs. Arrh
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paxton.
of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs W 4. WI.
son. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Howard Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Bloch. Mr.. Harold
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Tho Art Departments ~ the Wo-
mans club. viii hold their meeting
in tho a. q. L. W. rooms. on Friday
afternoon. and Tho members will take
up the story Of art Tho following
Is the program 90 be rendered.
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PARTY AZ OrnheItnn

Mr.. r. VI. Dowler. OF 'Twenty-eighth
and Moyston streets. entertained at
the Orpheum Thsater with box par
~ for Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Brown. of
West Union. w. Va. who have been
guests of Mrs. w. g. Wiant The fol-
lowing we're members of the party:
Mr.. and Mrs. :. X. Johnson. Mr. and
Mrs II. a. Dieters. Mr. and Mrs s
Thomas. Mr. r. VI. Dowler. Mrs. WI
ant. William Want IT, Following the
enjoyment Of the excellent bill. the
guests were entertained at a luncheon.
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ArIon kaffee VIsIte,

The next Arion kaffee-visite will be
given Tuesday, January Q, at the
Arion club. on the South Side. In the
afternoo neuchre and 500 will be play.
ed and prizes will be awarded. A de-
licious roast beef supper will be serv,
ed from to s o'clock. The menu
VIII include delicious roast beef with
mushrooms. wax string beans with
potato cubes. potato salad and all the
accompanying delicacies. There will
be dancing I'm the evening. and the
committee In chrge Is composed OF
Mesdames Elizabeth VI. Roth, chair
man. +. Reister. F. RAIDER, Louis Ra.
big. Theodore Roller. Leon Refer. \.
Seifert. William Schwertfeger. Harry
Schmeichel. Fred Schmpichel. WI.
liam Scnnc. Fred SchmPichel. Conrad
Schneidmillsr. Misses Barbara Korn.
Loretta iieiner, Mary Shriner and
Mary Kirchner.
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The Duqucsne Dancing Set will give
masquerade ball Tuesday evening
NJ the Arion hall. Prizes In gold will
b. awarded 10 the finest dressed lady
and the most comical dressed gentle
man. Music will be furnished by
Stiehm's saXaphone orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07

Mrs e Wesley Harmon. uce Helen
Leonard and Miss Catherine Leonard
81 Pleasant valley. leave "Wednesday
for Nov YORK. whore thcy will at
tend Oh" annual Charity EaU
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Misc Eleanor McLure entertained
tho Monday bridge club ON Monday
and following an Interesting session
~ bridge luncheon was served.
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Sunner and Dancr

Burt 1.-Two ~. -. L. O. T. n. viii
entertain az the Carroll Club on Wed
nesday. January -. 1913. Music by
Nolt" and an are invited. Supper
from to s, and dancing from to
T.
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EVENING PARTY.

Miss Hilda Allen. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. II Allen. OF Warwood.
entertained with the first party in her
Warwood home. and the evening was
pleasantly spent. Cards we're the dl-
version. and a luncheon was served.
The following were the guests
Misses Bess Wood. Margaret Wood.
Helen Mcclure. Hazel Flood. Hilda
Allen: Messrs. Hugo Laupp, Stick
Donaldson. Lloyd EneiX, john Colvig
and Earl Stephens.
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Mrs. William Pannell Wilson was
hostess at the Fort Henry Club on
Monday afternoon as a compliment 20
Mrs. Charles Paxton, OF Chicago. who
is a guest of Mrs. James W. Paxton
at "Uplands." The guests were seat
ed around a large round table which
was beautiful in its decoration of pink
and white. In the center of the table
a large mound of pink Killarney roses
was the decoration. guarded by pink
shaded candles in silver holders
Manager Phillips served e1 "lora-.
course luncheon, and hand-painted
place cards marked the twenty-five
covers.
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Bloch. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence r
Sands.
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BANQUET GIVEN
FOR employees
OF DOLLAR SAVINGS q TRUST CO.
BY B. WALKER PETERSON.
Mrs. W. p. Wilson Hostess at Pretty
Luncheon at FL. Henry Club
for Mrs. Charles Paxton.

The Brookside Inn. near Bridgeport.
was the scene of a most ENJOYABLE
event on Monday evening when Mr.. 49,
Walker Peterson president of the Dol
lar Savings & Trust Company. enter
tanned the employees with a banquet
The dinner was the outcome of a
promise made by Mr. Peterson 40 the
effect that IL the two million dollar
mark was reached they should have
an evening AT his expense. and after
the first of the year. after the margin
was reached by over $4,000 It was up
10 MIR. Peterson to act as host, and a
fine one he made. MIR. Peterson took
the employees TO the Brookside Inn,
where Mrs. Louis Andre served the
most delicious oyster and turkey ban
quet. There were covers for eighteen
guests and the table was beautifully
decorated for the dinner. Orchestra
n''Isic was furnished during the even
Ing. and Mr.. Peterson gave the guests
number OF SURPRISES during the even
ing. There were covers for the fol-
lowing guests:
Misses:
Anna SchweiPer. Catherine Walt
Elva Anderson.
H..
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A Drama of the Moment
The Right Pitch.
from Every Day Life
BY lRMA KRAFT

Gladys Farweil: Ambitious as to she's
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-07
SAYS THE PRESIDENT IS A LOBBYIST.

THE POINT made by Senator Townsend, of Michigan at
the committee hearing the lobby investigation yesterday hat
President lobbyist gave turn to the lnyest
cation The Michigan regarded undue influence
the brought by the administration senators to
spuort the Underwood who have testified in the
hearing be recalled to tell whether they have or nave not
been by anagonzng the There
nav opinions regarding the relations of the President
md the United in matters of legislation Can
there be two opinions direct interference by the President
in the legislative State and the of federal IN
fuence and patronage procure the enactment of gsaon
that this the interest OF and by the
desire people of the State for confessed at once
bill that thus lobbied for was submitted TO
referendum it Therefore referendum was
denied until forced the Legislature by
the Democratic majority the Assembly In this case federal
LOBBYING in State legislation rebuked and there is in ev
the Senate at Washington feeling that the senate
similar lacks of its distinguishing charac
teristics a deliberative body.