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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15
HEAVY FIGHTING RIsPoRTED
NEAR cola NBuS. y. VI

NJ Paso, Texas. July i5.-Rep0rts
of fighting al Paiomas. opposite Col
umbus. \. NJ, between constitutiOnai-
lists troops and federal filibusters un-
der Rogue Gomez, were received here
today. The repairs conflictcd as to
whether the constitutionalist garrl-
son had been wiped out by the guer-
illaH, or the villa troops had defeat
ed the invaders. The Columbus Pa
Tomas port is AN entry for cattle from
the Casas Grandes district of chi
huahua.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15
WHEN TANGO MUSIC
STARTS GIRLS
WONT WORK
lBI I~nsod wire 10 evening urraId.

Buriington. H.. July l5.--Whep
the caliopcs on the excursion steam
er play tango music the 200 girls
employed az the Mississippi Pearl
Button company plan, refuse 60 work.
This Is the basis Tor an Injunction
action filed by Moir brothers today
10 restrain callope music o. steam
ors during worHins hours. The plain
lifts also seek damages IN the SUM
OF $500 for the loss OF the services
OF young women employees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15
GERMAN GUARD SHIP
GOES To DRY DOCK

san Francisco. July l5.--The Ger
man cruiser Nurcnberg. Captain Won
SchocnherR N here from the west
voast of Mexico. where she has been
stationed since the revolutionary nf-
fairs OF Mexico endangered foreign
life aud property The vessel was
dry-docked today and win leave July
II To re- join the Aslatic squadron.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15

New York. July i5.-Irgent sell
ing Of New Haven shares which de-
clined to a new low record on the
stock exchange AZ 80 81 AT midday
was attended by considerable un-
settlement elsewhere in the stock
market
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15


Washington, July i5.--kllling OF
the director aud tho Inspector Of the
school for Christian brothers at
laeateoas, Mexico, and the imprison-
ment OF eleven other members of the
order all French citizens. was re-
ported to President Wilson today in
a telegram laid before him By Broth-
er clementine. member OF the or
der The president was asked 10
take immediate steps to have the Inn
prisoned men set free and To pre-
vent the threatened similar occur
renoes al Saltillo, Acalzinco. Mexico
CITY, Mizcoac, Morelia. Puebla. Qucr-
eiaro ana Toluca, where other
schools are maintained.
similar petition has been sent Ia
the French government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15
NO CHANGE To TIE
7 HIS B j | |
OUTSIDE
Ell Toro Breaks Away from
Bunch. Tears up Mob Hill,
San Francisco, and Takes
Refuge in Lady's Bedcham-
Der.
Iy Irascd Wirn - EscnIng HcrnId. J

IBy Leased Wire - Ese1lng Herald.
q san Francisco. July 10 An
. unruly hull broke loose from =
. bunch of cattle unloaded early y
. today on the Emharcardoro =
. here aud, dashing down town =
. through the busincfs district, =
. with "a Vaquero in full chase, =
. gailoped up Sob hin In the
y thick Of tho fashionable apart =
= ment houses
. Terrified by the chase behind .
. him and bcwildcrcd and iufuri- =
. ated hy the street traffic, the =
. bull turned abruptly OFF Pine .
. street and butted into an apart =
. ment house hallway. shivering .
. the door in his plunge.
. once inside there seemed no .
. turning hack. and to the amaze =
. mcnt and terror of the tenants =
. he kept On up three nlshis Of .
= stairs. butting in doors when =
. ever the turns were too sharp. =
= ON thc fourth floor the va =
. qucro cornered the bull. but u =
. was necessary to hack him into Z
= iady's bed chamber before hc =
= could hc turned around and ted =
. downstairs
ONNANOeNNNNNNNNNeNs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15
YOUNG NERI OSBORNE At LAST
COMES TO GRIEF AND PRISON

Eing Brother of Lieutenant Governor of Arizona Arrest
ed Here Some Time Ago or Passing Bogus Checks, Ar
rested Today in Trinidad for Forgery and Obtaining
Money Under False Pret and will go TO Prescott
for Trial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15
ROOSEVELT SITS ON
BANKS Of RIVER
OF DOUBT
Another Long Day Spent at
Progressive Headquarters
Without Decision as to
Whether to Make the Race.

IBy Iscascd Wire so Evening Tserald. !
New YORK. July l5.-Coloncl =
= Roosevelt came to Sew YORK to- .
. day for his weekly visit 90 Pro =
= greasive national headquarters .
. 4 number of state and city Pro- =
. grcssivo leaders met the colonel .
. and pressed him 10 rerous der =
. his determination not tu run for .
. governor ~ Nrw York The con-
. ference came 20 "a close without .
. hringing any announcement =
y from the colonel.
. Kermit aud Bride Arrive. =
. New York. July To- Kermit =
. Ruoscvclt and h's bride. Who .
. was Miss Relle willard. arrived .
. TODAY on the impcrntor =
q a q q a q a a a q q q q q Z q q q q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15
EVACUATION or GUAYMAS
FINALLY BEGINS TODAY

on Board L. s. s. California. Maz-
allan. Mexa July "a. via san Diego,
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turned To- Prescott 20 answer charges
tncrr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15
Provisional President Goes
About Daily Routine While
Wife and Family Speed to
Safety in Special Train.
VILLA AND STAFF IN
JUAREZ THIS MORNING
Announced that Revolution.
ary Chief and Army will
Leave for Mexico City with.
in Eight Days.


IBy i,-assd wire GO f-seninu Herald. J
Mexico City, July Is
Official announcement is
made that actuated by
highest motives Of patri-
Otism and complying with
supreme duty to his coun-
try President Huerta
will send his resignation
to congress at A o'clock.
Francisco Carbajal, the
foreign minister will take
the oath of office as pro-
visional president two
hours later.
. Mexico city July ls.-Gcn- .
. eral Huerta was about the prin- .
. cipal streets Of the capital this =
. morning and at n o'clock, az .
. usual. went 10 the barber shop .
. IN front OF the cable offioe 20 =
. be shaved .
SSses~~N~s~ss$eee
FAMILY ON WAY To
PUERTO MEXICO ~ SPECIAL
Vera cruz, July i5.-Two special
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
WHEELING WOMAN
NAMED DELEGATE

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence
CHARLESTON. W. Va. April 2S -
Governor Hatfield has announced the
appointment OF representatives from
West virginia to attend the ninth an.
nIal conference OF Weights and Meas
ures TO be held at Washington i'm the
Bureau OF Standards OF the Depart.
ment OF Commerce and Labor. NAV
20 TO 20 inclusive.
Inc delegates appointed by the Gov
ernor are rs follows: Professor n 5.
Green: chief OF the Legislative Refer
ence Bureau; Earl Henry. chief. De-
partments of Mines, s b. Montgom-
cry. OF kingwood. and \. NJ. Belcher.
or Charleston, attorneys for the United
Mine Workers; Thomas Cairns. presi-
dent United Mine Workers. District
No; Il; Col. s. 4. Scott. of Macdonald.
and :. w. Patterson. OF Vivian. repre-.
sentatves OF the coal operators: Mrs.
X, l.. Hutchinson. OF Huntington. and
Mrs. Julian c.. Hearne. Of Wheeling.
representing the Women's Clubs: Hon.
sherman Robinson. of Harrisville.
Hon. {. NJ. Seibert. OF Martinsburg'
Senator y. G. Keim. OF Elkins. Sena.
tor l. Hatfield. of Morgantown.
members OF the West Virginia Legis.
lature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
The Real Secret of
Rejuvenating the Face

She holds the true secret OF facial re-
JuNenatton who has learned how TO re-
move the dead skin PARTICLES as fast as
they appear. It's a secret anyone NAV
possess. The aged. faded or dfscolored
surface skin may be gradually absorbed.
IN an entirely safe and rational manner.
by the nightly application of ordinary
mercolized wax. Within a week or two
the underlying skin. youthful and beautt-
full 90 behold. has taken the place Of tho
discarded cuttcle. SO little OF the old skin
~ absorbed each day there is no inconVe-
nience at all. and no one suspects you are
putting anything on your face. The mer-
colized wax. procurable at any drugstore
tan ounce Is sufficiently. Is applied like
cold cream. In the morning 81 Is eraced
with soap and water. It's the best thing
known for freckles. bla-kheads. pimples
moth patches. liver spots and fine sur
face wrinkles.
For the deeper wrinkles. an excellent
recipe Is: Powdered saNolite. / or dis
solved in y pt. witch hazel Bathing the
face in the solution produces quick and
wonderful results.-Adv.
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SWIMMING POOL
FOR Y. W. C. A.
ms: =. c. ERANzHEIm GIVES NO.
IiCe that SIZE WILL MAKE
BIG DONATION
Architect 10 Engaged 20 Draw Plan.
Plans Are to Nave IL on
First Floor OF New Build
inc.

Members OF the Young wouan's
christian Association will be very
much Interested In the announcement
tnat they are 10 secure the benefits
OF a splendidly equipped swimming
pool In the new home OF the asso.
citation at the corner OF Chapline and
Eleventh streets. through the gener.
osity OF Mrs. n. G. Franzheim. Mrs
franzheim notified officers OF the
wheeling association a few DAYS ago
that she would furnish the swimming
pool, and II Is understood that an
architect already has been engaged
10 draw plans for H.
Miss l. Louise Shepard. general
secretary of the Wheeling associa.
uon. says the one thing in which
members have manifested more in
terest than in any other feature OF
the new Y. w: c. A. building is the
swimming pool. They have made
frequent inquiries concerning Il. and
many have stated that they know
girls who are ready to Join the as.
aociauon as soon as they are as
sured that they will be given a swim.
ming pool. Miss Shepard and all
other officers of the association are
therefore very much elated over the
generous gift of Mrs. Franzheim.
Inc swimming pool will be on tho
ground floor OF the new building. ex.
tending across the Chapline street
front. with windows on three sides
IL viii be about the same size as the
swimming pool in the Pittsburgh as.
sociation building. II will be white.
Tiled, splendidly lighted. equipped
with spring boards. and with seats
for spectators. There will be shower
baths and all conveniences in con
nection with IL. The swimming pool
promises TO become one OF the most
popular features OF the association
building. PARTICULARLY in the summer
months.
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Farewell Party

Mr.. and Mrs. George Ratclife's
home on South Jacob street was the
scene OF a pleasant event Monday
evening. The Willing Workers Sew
ing Circle of st. Pauls church gave
a surprise party for Mrs William
Stroebel who leaves for baltimore.
Mr., to join her husband and make
their home. Rev. A. C. Rasche made
farewell address mentioning the loss
the society would realize by the leav-
ing OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stroebel Miss
Sophie Bohn rendered vocal selec-
tons. a banquet was served by Mrs.
Ratcliffe. The guests were as follows.
Mesdames William Detweller. Joseph
Leech. George Bishoff. Albert Freder-
lex, August Wiedebusch. Fred Burke.
Fred LeetZ. John Schmidt. f Hofreu-
ter. o. n. Auber. William Stroebel.
Emma Foy. Al Zimmerman. John
Roth. Charles Whiteman. William En-
mis-. Mrs. Beuleke. Rev and Mrs. A.
G. Rasche. Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Supp.
Mr. and Mrs. George Radcliffe. Misses
Hannah Knoke. Louise Bode. Emma
Meyer. Sophia Bohn. Laura yelling
hon. Lizzie Koch. Amelia Schmidt.
Wilma Radcliffe. Emma Klein, Carrie
Baker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
MONA QUICKLY
ENDS INDIGESTION

DO not continue 70 suffer with indf
ResfiOn or dyspepsia causing heart.
burn. dizziness. pfter-dinner distress.
headache. billousuess. rain in the
bowels. or sour and gassy stomach
Get effective and lasting relief al
once. Buy from any druRg st-to-dav
a fifty cent box Of Mlo-na Tablets
They quickly and surely end indlges.
tion and stomach dlstresa-are pleas.
ant 20 take and perfectly harmless
Mona is one Of the most depend.
able remedies for dlsordered atom.
achs. 10 heals the sore and inhamed
membranes and e. not only a diEes.
tive and antacid giving prompt and
effective relief but is tonic that
tones up and strengthens the entire
digestive FyEtem-the flow % gastric
Juices is Increased. then the food b.
properly diEeeted and assimiiated -
yOu enjoy robust health
Why Fuffer stomach distress an
other hour9 10 e. not only needless but
may be dangerous serious
diseases are the result 81 neglected
stomach ills.
DO not delay get a Dor ~ Mi-o-na
today take them ns directed. and II
you are not entirely satisfied with re-
sults-money refunded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
SaVory Sauces


Sauces sauces solve many Of the cooks
spring. For before summer ts fniiv
mere, with its abundance of fresh frSiits
ana vegetables, IL Is necessary for rhe
COOK TO use all her resources 10 temnt
the appetite OF those she caters 10
Glaze Is called for in MANY recIna.
and its making ought 10 be u5dsrstaSoS
Dy every cook. To prepare II, take a
quart OF good meat stock and boiI {,
1oWh until II measures only a cunfnl
Don II carefully. When Il is rediIced
10 70 cupNl II should be a thick paste
Put II In jar with a screw ton or a.
bottle with a cork and keen II Gov.
cred on the ice. IL will keen Tor n
week at least. Buy a camefs hair
Drush and with this apply the glaze
20 meats that are TO be served cold
IKE a baked loaf OF chopped meat or
cola boiled ham. Add IL. too IN
sauces 10 give them richness and
navor. IL is good idea TO reduce anY
glaze. O'ei 10
a sauce that is especially good with
neE,etaoies IS sauce bearnaise To
make this, chop fine four UtfIe sal,
lots and branch OF vinegar and sdd
mem TO two tablespoonfuls OF white
vine vinegar and teaspoonfui ~
! freshly ground black pepper Simmer
.uehl over a low heat until they meas
ur6 only half their original amount
Beat the yolks OF two eggs and ro,t
tnem In small saucepan. Then
strain over them the vinegar and sea
soning and stir over a low heat II js
better TO stir over a pan Of hot water
aS the egg mixture must not botl
Have melted FIVE tablespoonfuls OF
butter and begin to add 10 the egg
mixture as soon as the vinegar is add
ed. Then add salt and pepper to taste
ana a little chopped parsley and stir
over the hot water until Il Is creamy
and well mixed This sauce is &C.
pecially good with asparagus
Mayonnaise Is the most gsefui NJ all
sauces, perhaps. excepting white or
cream sauce. One good rule for max
Ing II r. this. Mix a saltspoonfni ~
cayenne pepper and the same anount
OF English mustard with two salt.
spoonfuls Of salt. When tbev &c
thoroughly mixed add the yolk of an
egg ana q tablespoonful Of vinegar
and beat. Then add slowly almost
haf cuDful of pure cold olive oil
beafing all the time. and the tiice OF
half a small lemon. Beat for four
minutes after the last drop OF OIL and
lemon Juice are added.
a remoulade sauce IL good for sal.
ads and vegetables II is sauce
madeswith foundation of hard boiiof
egR yolka. which are rubbed srnoot6
WIN 2 spoon and 10 which olive oil
and vinegar and seasoning ara addod
~ - easier 20 make than mayonnaise
and ~ many II r. considered quite as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29

The general public does not realize
the scope of the splendid work which
Is being carried on by the Young
Women's Christian association. Its
innuence reaches all classes of girls
and young women, who are enabled
through II to profit spiritually. intel.
lectually. physically and socially.
IL Is the desire OF the leaders OF the
association work TO have the public
more thoroughly understand the work
For this purpose alone Miss Harriet
Taylor OF New York is coming. Miss
Taylor is In touch with the associa.
ton work all over America, China,
South America and Europe. and there
Is nothing she does not know OF lis
business and opportunities.
Both Miss Taylor and Miss Eliza.
beth Hughes OF Cincinnati will be
here Saturday to remain for eight
days. This is considered a rare con
cession for city of this size. and II
Is hoped the public will realize the
reason for Miss Taylor's coming and
appreciate II by meeting her at some
OF the meetings. Monday of next
week luncheon will be served at the
Fort Henry club az 1880 o'clock. All
ladies and girls are welcome TO BE-
present at this luncheon by making
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THE THEATRE
arHAIs. At uounr

Kirk Brown and Margaret Fields and
their excellent company appear again
this afternoon and cveuIug Ht the Court
boz the production OF "Thlas." kirs
HrOwn's portrayal Of 'raysuI' is all
that o. desired Boo this deep dramatic
production. Re has that we'll mudulaf.
90 voice. reserved and diEulfel. set
winning manner which appeals rather
than repels iu the portrayal OF such a
character His attitude toward That's.
which fe we'll impcreurufrd bE Miss
Margaret tIeldH. Is au inspiration Iuf
good and De aims her over from tho
wicked and che follows him Co che
Retreat of the White Sisters. Mlaa
Fields Ia beautiful woman with n
wonderful personality and sentiments l
nature which wins frr her many adj
mirerE.
The production fs elaborate and we'll
staged and tho costumes are beautiful
seldom one sees such early christian
history productions Iu this city and
this one must De- seen 90 De- appreciated.
The moral ~ teaches ie worthy OF C1u-
siderntlon o. those seeking the real
truth
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reservation with thg association sec
rotary. Miss Shepherd. or any OF the
board. The committee in charge is
composed OF Mrs George Woods.
chairman: Mrs. A. c. Whitaker. Mrs.
J. Don Merriman. Mrs. Otto Schenk.
Mrs. Bertha Caldwell. Mrs. Reed
Baird, Mrs. John II. Garden, Miss
Carrie Copp and Miss Henrietta Har-
per. The plates are Sl.25 and reser-
vations must all be in by Saturday
morning. Miss Taylor will given an
after luncheon talk.
Tuesday evening there will be a
banquet for girls at the First Presby.
terrain church lecture rooms. The
plates here are 20 cents and in reach
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
Bridue-Iuncheon.
Bridge-Luncheon
The following Is a copy OF cards
issued
Miss Laura Stifel
Elks Club
Tuesday. May fifth
Bridge-LunC
One-thirty o'clock.


A pretty wedding took place at St
Joseph's Cathedral residence Tues
day evening. Miss Martha Mary
RockinEer became the bride Of Mr.
Richard Thomas Puryear. The Cere
mOny was solemnizcd by Rev. Father
q. IT. Moye ~ s o'clock Following
the wedding reception was held az
the Beethoven Hall with two hundred
guests present.
The only attendants a. the wed
ding were Miss Mary Mullarkey who
was the brides maid and Mr. Will
Green who acted Ia the capacity OF
best man. The bride wore white
crepe de- Chcne with white hat 80
match and carried a shower Of white
rose buds and lilies 90 the valley
Miss Nullarkcy wore a pink gown and
carried pink roses
Late in the evening Mr. and Mrs
Puryear left for an extended we'd
ding tour and upon their return will
make their home a. their newly
furnished home on Twentieth street
The bride ls the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Jacob Rockirger ~ the South
Side and we'll known here.
Mr Puryear recently came here
from New Orleans. La. and holds n
responsible position with the Wheel
Ing CorrOgatlnE co. He is de
Fccndcnt " wcll-known wealthy
family Of the South whose ancestors
are recognized in the tales Of the
civil war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29

With The MATINEE tits afternoon ADD
two rerfurmaurra tonight the classy
bin playing 81 Nirturia theatre the fret
hair or the week viii come tu an end and
make way Tor a barud new list OF shows
THURSDAY. There ia CROUCH in the PRES
ent bill Oh make several good shows aud
eafrcE0ors VIII b. wise % they attend
one ~ the performance to-day
The Passenger Wreck ruleu1s I'D
comedy. hv John o.. HVmer'a company.
and all Huerial scenery. ia ono ~ fha
best features ~ the year and the Good
win quartet. composed 81 VherIfrr
boys. is musical feature ~ merit Tho
ftruuE man ~ the Eenearh Trio and the
arrinliefa are WunderT
Erice and HraFce. classy entertainers
and good singers. and gfiu0r ard Castle.
clever black face men. fill out the erien-
ga bill with the Nicforiascone pictures
closing each performance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29

loved 10 wear Blue Bird pin.
Thirty points must be received TO be
efhcient in all the branches studied
Nature studies. home making in.
structtons in health and miscellane.
Gus topics are taken up and the club
meets every Saturday evening. Miss
Fergus will take the girls a walk into
the country II the weather permits
saturday. There will be SATURDAY.
tramps and nature studies all during
the spring and summer. This club
Is an innovation and different in its
nature and the girls will continue
their interest in the nature studies
especially.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29

Johnnie You aprlv "gETs-IT' BOD two
seconds uu fIe.IrE with p'asfers that
don't nfHT put. with enIFeH that makes
rnrnH quiz and make fNr fHo Nsrfy and
raw with knives. scissors. rfrura and
difEers tnaf make .nrna grow faster
cCru-cufUrr and rnrr.hleeflur. GETS
lI ehritrlH up rHrua, they come right
~. That's the new principle Ifa just
common sense $50 more corn. 10 Inc
.9ETS-fT ia safe. and never hurts tha
flesh. Get rId ~ r1Fra ard Dalluara
"lETN.II DBL cold az sfr bottle BY
90 druEriata. or cent direct NJ YOU Wish.
from 4. Lawrence a Co. chicago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29

through the Efforts of the Foual
SUFFRAGE Leagsie. thie city will be fav.
ored With a visit from that famou.
sunragette, Con. Resale Jones "Gon.
era Jones will speak az the FIks
club. Friday evening fthis week AZ 3
o'clock upon the subject on Votes for
Women" Tho announcement ~ fro
coming of Gen. Jones e. arousinr much
interest IN the city MAYOR ~ Il KIRK
VII preside over the meeting Short
addresses VIII be- made bv & Burgess
Taylor. Walter y. Hilton and n NJ
Wtlkerson. General Jones viii re.
ceive an enthusiastic ovation upon her
first appearance On the city She ia
an able speaker and one worth hear
Ing
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81 60 an important federal position
Miss Gertrude Barnum ~ Chicago has
been made member ~ tho Federal
Labor Commission that seeks fo arbi-
trate labor di1icultica She viii rem
resent The women and the children be-
fore the various boards Miss Uarnum
has attended fhc University m Wfscon.
pin. and has been Interested in social
tottlemcnt and trades union work
since her school DAYS She worked
With Jane adams at 1901 House. and
from there went IN tho Henry Wooth
settlement re superintendent ~ TO-.
cent years she has devoted hor time
20 the wOmcnE trades unions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29

OF all. Only 200 can be served. so
reservations should be sent in early
MISS Taylor and Miss Hughes arrive
hr Saturday. and Sunday aftrnoon ar
IN First Presbyterian church a mass
meeting will be held at 3 O'Clock. An
are cordially invited TO attend and
learn what the Young Woman's Chris.
world '"S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
Afternoon Card Party.

The Ladies Carroll Social Club will
entertain with a card party on the
afternoon of Friday. May first. at two
o clock. The presence is desired of
the wives. daughters and sisters OF
knights of Columbus and members
OF the Carroll Club: also all members
OF the Ladies Carroll Social Club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29

500 p. m.-EquaI Suffrage League.
Elks club.
2.3o p. m.-Womnn's Club. Mounds
vile. Mrs. NJ 4. Sanders and Mrs. W. c.
Stewart
$500 p. m.-woman's Club. wheeling.
a. O. a. W Rooms.
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The u. V. NJ. Sodality Of St Joseph's
Cathedral will entertain with a social
and dancing party az the Carroll Club.
Thursday evening. May IL. Miss Anna
Gribben is IN charge.