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The Washington times., 1914-01-20

ERHAPS there is a skeleton in
ID everybody's cupboard, but also
perhaps the skeletons in other
peoples closets would not turn
out such good copy" as the one which
look up its abode in the cupboard Of
the Nelson family, and started things
10 rafting to such an extent that it was
heard in the outside world and almost
wrecked the Nelson home
A chorus girl was the disturbing ele-
ment in this home, though primarily TIE
wife. a model of virtue and right ltv-
ing. was a much to blame as the pretty
pink and white young person to Whom
the husband turned when he learned
that he was a stranger in his home, and
that he must look elsewhere for COM
panionship and sympathy. 1t was a
solemn family the wife given to spend
ing much money, the daughter engaged
and on the eve of marriage TO a wealthy
young man, a son who is trdNennS lhe
pace OF many gilded youths, and SO
Cial secretary given to preaching. 1t Is
the son who discloses the fact OF
the chorus girls existence to the otheT
members of the family. He has dlned
at, his club, and has come nome IN
state of intoxication. Father mas lusI
stopped in to get acquainted he eX-
plains, ''as he was going by. Mary,
the mothers secretary is in the room
alone. and in memory of their childhood
days, Kenneth, the son, tries to KISS her.
His father comes into the room and up
hraids him. Kenneth is in no mood to
lake the admonitiOn from his father, SO
close upon the heels of some news that
he has learned at his club, and begins
10 defend his conduct.
Kenneth-why wouldn't I go out for
a good time? Would 1 get it mere? Ask
Alice. She'll tell you. We've had to 60
uut for our good times. How much are
you ever here. Or mother?
Nelson-Stop that!
Kenneth-Don't you dare 10 think I'm
blaming mother. She's worth million
ike, you or ME.
NelsOn-You're drunk
Son Gets Drunk
Because His Ashamed
Kenneth-Do you know why? Be
cause I'm ashamed. It's fine thing
10 be mans son and hear what
heard last night. That's why 1 didn't
aome home. Pm no good. I know
that. If I was I'd take my mother
out of this place tonight
Nelson-What arc you saying?
Kenneth know why things arc 80
rotten here. I wouldn't believe II un-
I'll had 10. You're keepinS a woman
"a chorus girl in 1lat on Nlnel!
nth street. CAS- he speaks MIS-. Nell
son comes down the stairs. ATTRACT
I'd by her sons raised voice she looks
over banisters and as he finishes She
Is in the doorway. She steps lnlO
The room with a cry
There is silence for a moment as
they turn to her. and from this time
on the skeleton ratties IT'S ugly bones
until il brings the Nelson family
through considerable comedy to the
verge of tragedy, though all ends as
naDpiIv as can be expected under cir
ClInstances such as these.
The chorus girl is very naughty
Young person, who IS very frank con
cerning her moral standards. She
is'not in any sense the heroine OF tne
pIav, vet she dominates it, even
The Washington times., 1914-01-20
HOW CURED MY
SUPfRFLUOUS HAIR
A Friendly Scientist Showed Ne How
TO Cure 1t Forever.
WILL TELL YOU FREE HOW TO
GET RID OF YOURS, TOO.

For long time I was troubled by a hid
eous growth of Superfiuous Hair on my face
and arms NV face was indeed sight from
The Washington times., 1914-01-20

I n z eAdS SptIdNln-
grow IN and I grew
almost 10 hate my
self for my un-
slightly appearance.
There are many
things advertised
for Supertiuous
Hair. and | think l
tried them all but
never with any re
suit. except TO
waste - my money
and burn my skin.
But. II o I " ! I h
standing all my
years of disaD %
pointment. TODAY
there is not a sign
, OF SuperHuous Hair
on my face. arms
or anywhere else
! got rid Of l.
through following
the advice of a
The Washington times., 1914-01-20

"Jeptha's Daughter" Today. TomOr-
row: The Whirlpool of Despair" Fea
turing Yyonne Pascal. Friday, I'd part
"kathlyn." Virginia Thcater.
The Washington times., 1914-01-20
LOCAL MENTION.

"Jeptha's Daughter" Today. Coming
Friday. "KathIyn." Second part. No
raise in prices. Jc. Virginia 1hcatef'
The Washington times., 1914-01-20
House Wiring and Wiring Supplies.

Electric Webster. III 9th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
AFTERNOON TEA
WAS ENJOYABLE
MRS. GUSTAV 4. ksCHNss GIVES
-FOUR PARTIES ON TWO
ATE NOO.s.
Many Guests Called ard a Number
Will Be Present To-dsy-Reeitst
at ST Jossph's Academy.

Mrs Gustav A Aachman has
planned what is proving an innovation
IN social circles. Yesterday afternoon
MrE. Aschman received number Of
her friends az her home On WoOdlawn
and the event Was in the nature Of a
tea Prom . 10 O'Clock one group Of
friends called. and from { 20 8 O'Clock
another. The event will D. repeated
to-day. and the hours viii be- the san,
In this way Mrs. Aschman has been
able 20 entertain an OF her friends and
bring together those who are most
cOngonial and intimate
The home Is beautifully decorated
In spring blossoms. handsome roses
and peOnics. which are arranged in
artistic effect on tho large vsranda
pottcd plants and flowers were ar
ranged Tea was served 90 the guests.
Mrs Aschman was assisted bv Afrs.
William Ticrnan. Mrs. Alfred PAUL.
Mrs. fccDles Tatum. Mrs Price Whit
hker. Mrs Albert Whitaker. Mrs VIII
bur Tnllman. Miss Katherine Johns
and Miss jamie Good
This afternoon Mrs AsChman will
Dc assisted by Mrs PEBBLES Tatum.
Mrs W. s. Brady Mrs g Howard
simpson. Mrs. H. Garth Hearne. Mrs
,haunccy Dewey. Miss Katherine
Johns. Miss Florence OFT and Mrs
johnson Mckinley
The ladies were all beautifully
FoWned. and the scene was indeed a
pleasing one. The event o. proving n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

IS connected with the Wiley Potteries
Co Of That city has been the guest
of mis- parents. MI and Mrs Frank
stanton, uu North Main street and re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs r.. g. Kramer, Of Chicago IS
tho guest of Mrs. W. S Brady.
Mrs. sam Windsor and daughter
, Eliza. I't' for Cambridge Ohio. where
they VIII visit friends for few weeks
Ir and Mrs j ~ Carnes. OF
Row. burg. are visitors In the CITY.
Tor 90 i,N days
i-rstiu- Brennan. OF Charleston. il
king hands with friends In this
. Is. Patterson. Of Bethesda. was
,aIlN- ON friends on business Wedncs-
Mr. and Mrs r. a. Ponenbarrer
'hd CON. Dan quinn. viii leave tomor-
iO" iur wheeling. where they will be-
'H. lu.ef. for few days. of Mr. PoT
.f..rE'r.. sister They also will
sIt.' relatives 90 Marietta. O. before
cunning t1 Charleston.-Ch Charleston
Mail
NI- ana Mrs vs.. 4 Hogue. Of Char.
TO- .H. hat" returned after a short
Mrs. Harriet stocking. Of Sisters.
...IH. f. fhn guest for a few DAYS OF
Mrs. George Stocking
Nr. Fred Stoofz.r ~ this city he's
u visiting Dor mother. Mrs Robert
Ut Boy. OF W,U-lErC. for few days
N'. Mari" E'rr'l OF Clarksburr.
u H" guest Of local friends Tor "a few
SIR and Mrs = j. Holloway have a-.
f..'i ir N.W York from an extended
II abroad. visiting fNo Holy Land
f.. D.''r places ul interest They
Wi, "fr.,. home 900 tho uoNt fow DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
Proper Thing Now Is to
Peel OFF Soiled Skin

Those shu ahEur HfIrEY. greasy shiny.
nfreaEed comp .nfuns should reIlEialaslF
af'il creams. powder and ru4Ers dur
thsnI. anyway. since fHr virtues % m-r-
COINED uan have boone knuWn. 10
az lanf 70 pers pirafiun Will produce am
N-ilFrra that fnuFe ben using the VA
- o. III applied az b-lfirla and washed
OFT Or fhs morning the cumuleEtrr
never lNnkH like makeup. MrrrOfiza1
lnr. Instead nf adding anything 90 make
Dr. HHrrr 10 he's none % fhe dlsafFan-
faEeH of rHauetlcH and arcpurlisles
li.'.Er 4n h'rpinE thr tufntlehlou bu14fi-
FULLY white safiry ard youthful. Jus.
set an ounce % % 20 your druggists
and see shat q feN fFFs' treatment will
Do. -. like cold cream.
Another effective sum rsr treatment
heat tending Co cause wrinkles arI
flabtinHHs--is a skin uEhtsuer made b.
diesel wing D "a. powdered EanUlist IN f,
rt witch hazel It, use cas- a face bathJ
leaves mo- trace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

eled and seen enough to thoroughly
understand conditions and know
whereof she speaks Mrs Hale IL
greatly elated over the prospect OF
the western States. and explained
that the West Is far more proErsssiva
ana more democratic in their ideas
than the East The woman il more
nor husband S heplmate and his equal
IN poiOcal Views. The race OF the
East IL more conservative and selfish
and keep IN tho narrow path which
was laid out by their ancestors. What
We need Is more progressive people to
give the women the ballot
Mrs. Hale Is the mother OF three
'au.Ilul children. tho youngest be
ing twins. who are now siV month
old, Her husband is also a sufrrare
enthusiast and knows through the
perfect love Of his own home that
Nou's ior women will not take the
heart 'i'''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
Women's Club Maoa,ir-

The General Federation OF WON.
On Clubs Magazine issued for Juna
u IN the nature OF a biennial son
E,cnir edition. In H. is found an tho
Gates relating 10 the biennial Al
Chicago from June 9 to 10 inclusiv.s
and which will be- the biggest ciub
event ever held for women. The
event viii demonstrate what women s
clubs stand for and the benefits de.
Ined by being a member Of same
Al lhe state presidents are pictured
In the magazine and the fun program
Tor the biennial is given. Each DAYS
program Is arranged to suit the con
Nenience of visiting delegates of which
there Will be about thirty thousand
All the western states will be more
laIE'ly represented than those OF the
east showing that the west is more
progressive in many ways The edi.
ton Is handsome affair and should
Erace the home OF every club woman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
MRS. HALE TALKS
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
REGARDING EQUAL SUFFRAGE
CAUSE AND LOOKS FOR
FINAL SUCCESS
Says western States Are More Pro.
Sressise irIThe- csuse-A
Charming worsn

Mrs. Beatrice FORBES Robertson
haie. who spoke ~ the Progressive
banquet. "wednesday evening. was a
guest OF tho Misses Cummlns. on Chap
line street Mrs Hale Is a charming
English woman. and although naturally
IN sympathy with the present suffrage
situation OF that country. she makes a
vide contrast Of tho movement OF this
country and England Ms Hale said
The political situation o. entirely DIFF
ferent and the conditions which pro
voked the suTraEettes 20 b. so milf
tant IN that country viii never b. toll
Grated here
Mrs. Hale T. famous an over the
states a. suffrage worker. and has
taihed IN nineteen States In only one
other state has she talked az a meet
ing other than suffragettos. She came
h"r" through the invitation OF the Suf-
rage League and tho Progressive.
and mentioned that the, suTragottes
30 not favor any special party. but be
lieve In making a strong foundation
Tor their own party
Mrs. Hale SAYS that with the add
ZION OF two or three States az A time.
the suffrage cause will soon be a re
ahty. and the women will BE- given
me right OF the ballot They should
nave II. according to Mrs Hale's
broad minded ideas. and she has tray
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

tuesday evening az her home az
Lakewood addition to Elm Grove
Miss Olive Hunter entertained the
members Of the Dorccs Bible class Cf
the Stone church in honor Of the mar
riage Of Miss Alta Creighton. one OF
the members ot the class. TO Mr. Ross
Clemans. The evening was very en-
lOyably spent in games and music
and et a late hour refreshments Wcr,
served The house was beautifully
decorated. the color scheme being
green and white. Among those pres.
ent were. Misses Florence Kiger. Wi
ma Mitchell. Gretta Smith. Elsie Nc
Causland, Mary Bowers. Elizabeth
Jones. Mrs Creighton. Mrs Davis.
Mrs. Clemans. Mrs. Ebers and Miss
Olive Hunter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

4 strawberry festival will be given
m Hatton Han. southeast Of Sherrard
Saturday evening. June g. Several
kinds Of refreshments will be served
Including hot coffee. The Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Woodhill VI T. church
Is I'm charge. The proceeds will 20
toward church expenses. All are cor.
daily invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

\ pretty wedding will take place at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. r. +. Mont
gomcry. Of West Liberty. when their
daughter. Miss frankie Montgomery.
becomes the bride Of Mr William
krumme. OF Triadelphia Both young
people are well known. the bridc.olect
being a former teacher az the War
wood schools Mr. Krumme is a well
known plumber OF Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
NoksConield-

The wedding OF Miss Marie ConieId
daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.. John Cor.
held OF Limestone and Mr. Edward
oss OF tho same place. took place at
me fresbyte manse al Shcrrard.
W Wednesday. Rev. n. 4. Riddle offici-
ated at I o'clock I'm the afternoon and
IN" wedding party included near
friends OF the young people. After
the ceremony wedding dinner was
served At O'Clock AT the home Of the
bride. Later I'm the evening the young
people were given a rOusiug sereuadp
and the young people were invited TO
spend the evening. Mr. and Mr..
lOss viii residn al Limestone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

Nrs May Horuhruuk viii give "A
travel talk ~ the So FHuIe church fr
Elm Grove Thursday evening Africa
WIlI Pc o. feature OF tho evening Mrs
HOrnhrOUk viii toll about tho NuIIrr.
Lcdaus and VIII take hor audience from
Morocco through o. EEtrt Including
o. trip up tho Nile the sphinx md tho
Pyramids. She VIII then ED 20 TURKEY
in Asia and the Holy Land s small
lImI..IIn f.e viii be NIXON II The 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
WARWOOD
Meeting this Evening.

Regular monthly meeting ~ tho
ladies' Ala society Of the Lutheran
church viii he held this evening at
4" CLOCK 40 the home Of Mrs = 4 CON
n'r@. corner Eighteenth street and War
wool avenue. All members are urged
20 DC present a. the evening will be
ne giving Of d social In the near
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

Samuel Olson. who leaves tonight
Tor New York. from which point he
sails on the lmperator for Sweden 70
look after an estate. was Tho r.cInIapf
~ farewell dinner given last even
INK by Mr.. Henry -. Weisgerber All
the seasons deliCacies were served
and many after dinner talks were
given which VIII be remembered nv
me honor guest There were covers
for.
Samuel Nelson Mr.. and Mrs Tacob
kiudclbcrgcr Mr. William Wei-ger-
Der. Fred Olson. Arthur Olson. Mr.
and Mrs. William Scabright. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Latham. Peter Rolf. Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

The german 'nrf8fa fu he given lt
IrauloIr Horn ard her pupils ar tho
I'k9 club saturday evening. Is attract.
ing n Erc1f deal ~ attention Tho public
ie cordially invited tu attend and fr.
proceeds viii 20 toward tho benefit gf
Tho Sw0re Guild ~ So lfaffhsv..a
church Tho members Of tho Guild have
tho Tickets f0r sale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

social success on these warm after
moons when guests do not care for any
special diversion. and cup OF deli
cious tea served on the porch Is Just
enough 70 BE- enjoyable There will
likely BE- many rspetitions OF this kind
Of afternoon teas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

glA-S ~ the Lutheran church was held
last evening ~ tho high school build
iug uu MarwOul avenue Most 81 ~.
members were present and the rpaetirf
We interesting Rev. Ralph Harshman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

Member ~ the Ladies' Aid society
or me" Ircsnyteri7n church will give A
lawn fofe this evening ON the rrorruIs
surrounding 90" church on Tveufieth
street Ice cream and cake will DE on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

Mrs. j. h. Graham entertained d.
vision No. .. Ladies' Aid Society Of
the Thomson VI. r. church al her
home IN WoOdlawn. Wednesday after
noon. Needlework was en- loved and
Mr.. Graham was assisted by Mrs
John Price. Mrs NJ l. Maxwell and
Miss Brown. The guess were.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
Can't Keen II secr,,

The splendid work Of Chamberlain's
Tablets Is daily becoming more widely
known. No such grand remedy for
stomach and liver troubles has ever
been known. For sale by all dealers
ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

Julia Leonard. Mr.. and Mrs YIN
Schelhase. Mr. and Mrs Frank Rran-
men. Mr.. and Mrs. n. ID. Weisgerber.
Samuel Olson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

vs. W Crawford railway pardHr
Tor 90 Jackson GA. haa CURIOSITY In
$50 h.II which uH. offered him Tor
I'', h' h.I was issued Not,mher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
COLLEGE
STUDENTS MEET
COLLEGIATE ALUwNAE AssociA
ZION OF TNlS CITY
TO ENTERTAIN
Az Former stud-nts % the wheeling
Female College Reunion &C De
reld ~ 4. Q. u " AaU.

There will te reunion for af Who
ever attended the old Whn.Ttr. F.-
male college held 40 %. 4 a. & "
rooms on CEapliu- street saturday
afternoon. Jun. tn. COLLEGIATE.
Alumnav AssoC.at all De- tF. hos.
sess-s and viii make Oh. event a
memorial one for tho students. man,
or whom hsV. been separated f.-
years. 10 Will be- pa. means 4f br.--.
ing them together 10 happy reunion
10 recall reminisCsncs- OF Oh. oil
college which stood where fh,. DO,
ONO valley General hospital now
stands sentinel
Mrs. Cecil Robinson Is chairman for
the day and she will lvaye nothing
undone 90 have the affair "a success
ana nave all Who ever attended tho
college b. present. Notices have been
sent 70 the state papers So am NAV
D" reached directly Mrs Robson viii
o. assisted by Mrs J n Mcclure.
Mrs. Dent Taylor. Mrs r l.. stone
and Mrs. !. J Hugus
The reception starts promptly az .
O'Clock and will continue until %
CLOCK during which an interesting
program viii be rendered II will b.
interpreted with appropriate music.
and there will BE- three minute greet
inFs by graduates Of the different
$3.50 " 'ht 'olifEe. ht main al
dress OF the day viii be made by Mrs
II Maynard kimbcrland. pres dent 81
the Colloriate Alumnae Association
VINO VIII preside AZ the meeting There
are no graduates LIVING 10 Hpresant
the classes OF IN53-'54 and - Tho
earliest class represented is 1856. rem
resented by Mrs Thomas Nesbitt OF
This city. Mrs. J. 70 Garden will Dc
IIt ,,,r an address. and tea and waters
Program.
IN" following is the program
song onward Christian soldier"
address o. Welcome SIR, a. Nay Ma an
n1rd kimherland
song Ny Country It's ~ Thee ..
Ag !,il ,,......, Mrs John u GARDEN ii en-
1855. - s5--Ahseut
Nss-MrS. Thomas Neshitt Wheeling.
ls5s Mrs W p Butler. Wheeling
ls'>-Mr~. George BOYD. Sr. WE.oi-
.Sfo-Nrs IIehor List. Wheeling
h"Sie-Mrs. W. II. Caldwell wheel
1851 Mrs \. :. clarke. Wheeling.
SO Mrs Alex. McGregor. Hellairc
1856 Mrs NJ \. Han. Wheeling.
lSe7-Mrs NJ N burt. W RcgiiTE
fAA-r faIIIfN'sh stevens N ItaI|TEs
lss'-Nrs NJ. Zane. Wheeling
lNt"-Mrs. John KYLE. Wheeling
husio-Dr. harriet b. Jones
- SCI Mrs. ,Emma Moore scott
lN..-MrS VIII E-skIue Wheeling
lsIa-Nrs. Annie ~tuhe. COLUMNS %
lN.A- Miss Ida Richards. Wheeling
lhL5-l,r Harriet 3D. Jones. Glendale
lN.s-Mrs J.. = Wheat. Wheeling
lh.L-Mrs. J. V. plckev. Wheeling
lhsh-Nrs OFT CuumIus RELATE,
musio-Mrs. Martin LEM Bellaire
1879 Mrs W. n. Caldwell Wheeling
lNNo-Miss Maggie Uodlev. Wr.ciirr
MR. 7. ". Shreyc. Martins
ing
burg ''''' '' "'
IsSi-Mrs. \. Barricks Lowe. Bridge
1sS5-Mrs. Dent \ TAYLOR yvb.c,,r--
mnsio-mrs. VIII Riggs. Glendale.
ing
lsS5-Mrs J H. Mcclure. Wheeling
ing " "'''-
lSSa-Miss Abbie Radcliffe Wbocrfr-
ing IT, ""''i-
1S9i-Mrs g. J Troudfoot Wbocri,r,
song-"Auld Lang syne"-Ied by MRS.
Mrs. IA. Wheat. accompanlst
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Miss Hunter EntertaIna.

Misses
Virginia Richardson Miss Brown
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COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY Is. 1914

The following prices will prevail on Tungsten NADIA
Lamps:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

ne following r. m" program
sons onward Christian soldier
Address o. Wefcor. Nr. %
uard kimhsrland
SonE--My Country It's ~ The,
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N'! ~ 'NN. ......-. Mrs. John o. Garden
Three Minute Class Greetings
1858. g. rI=Ahssrf
1N5f-Mr- Thomas Naslf4, y,-t..1t..,-
iN57-Abssrr "
1855 Mrs. ". p. Butler. Wheeling
lh'N-Mr~. George Boyd. ~r. Wr.af-
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Mouudsville
lS.e-Mrs. VIII E~skIue Wheeling
lsla-Nrs. Ami" ~tuhe columbus o.
lNtA-Niss Ida richards Wheeling
lS.5-Ir. Harriet H. Jones. Glendale
lS.s-Mrs J.. = Wheat. Wheeling
lhtL-Mrs. J. Y. rIckev Wheeling.
fk.h-Mra
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'' WIS li"h"r List Wheeling
husio-Mrs. W. II. Caldwell Wheel

iNcl Mrs \ =. clarke. Wheeling
lht--Nrs Alex. NcGregor. HeIl4ir,
1886 Absent
l>s5- Mrs. VI \. Hail. Wheeling
lNtt-M Mrs. = l. ErIre. Wheeling
lN6s-Mrs NJ NJ Burt Wheeling
lstA-Miss Emma stevens Vyh,.lI--.
let'-Nrs. NJ Zane Wheeling
lkgu=Mrs John XVI. y.T..Ti-..
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-10-23
Many Rebels Captured.
BRITISH SKIP IS SUNK
German Submarine Scores Another
Victor-330 Seamen Lose Lives
In Disaster.

London, Oct. 19.-It wars officially
announced that the British cruiser
Hawke was sung by a German sub
marine in the North Sea. OF it's crew
of 400 only 20 were saved.
The news Of the latest German naval
triumph was given out by the admir-
atty.
The Hawke was a war craft OF 1850
tons and her ordinary complement was
544 men. She was $50 feet long, so
feet in the beam and was capable of a
speed of 10 knots.
The Germans again demonstrated
wonderful possibilities of the small,
but dangerous submarine, when pit
ted against big men-of-war. The Ger
mar sailors also showed magnificent
daring in penetrating the North Sea
through the vigilant patrols Of the
British navy.