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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
MRS. JOHN HAY DEAD.
Widow ar Former Secretary of STATE
EApircs mt Dnnghicr.. Homo.
. I3PuUIaI TO TIE TIntS- DISpalch.
mir ..il ~.

Mn, II " ~ nIlI'I's, DIsPitcI.
widow OF former Secretary OF Stale
Hay, died to-day. after nm illness OF ten
DAYS. a, the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Iayne whitney. Mrs. Hay, who re-
tanned her Washington home after tho
death Of Secretary Hay, had been visit
ihE Mrs Whitney for few weeks
for burial The funeral will be held
there on Tuesday
Mrs. James w. Wadsworth. Jr. an
visiting Mrs. Whitney, and was win
her mother when she died Mr.. Wads
worth Is on his way home from Texas
Mrs. hay was Miss Clara stone
daughter OF the late Amazn stone of
cleveland; She was married to John
Hay in 1874.
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TO ANNuL MARRIAGE.
Manuel of Portugal md wife VIII
Appeal to vatican.

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch
Rome. April 25.--It Is reported that
next week the Sacred Congregation OF
the Sacrament will begin the hearing
of an application which Manuel OF
Portugal md his wife are both making
10 the Vatican for an annulmcnt Of
marriage. The fact that the applica-
lions have been made has been kept
extremely quiet. ut tho special wish OF
the Kaiser. who. rs head Of tho House
Of Hohe1zollern. has insisted that there
lac no public scandal. At the Eaiaers
special requcs, the Vatican arranged
that the matter should corre before
the Congregation OF the Sacrament IN.
stead OF before the Tribunal OF III.
Rota, rs II Ia impossible that details
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26

Alexander y Shell, Confederate
veteran. died yesterday morning, fol-
lowing ala Illness OF I'VE months Dur
iug the War between the states ho
Georgia Infantry. under Captain Fran
els > Harlow, and was paroled at APP
pomattoN. For more than forty years
y. vas Identified with the. firm OF j.
and three daughtcrs--Mrs. w IL
Schultz. Mrs. y. +. Brown. OF Rich
m"nd, and Mrs. II. l.. Jones. OF VIII
minEton, Del.
The funeral VIII take place this at
ternoon NJ o'clock from the residence
1925 West Cary street
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,rrs .John ~ C,tn.

ISpecIAl 10 The TIncs-Dispntch.l
Harrisonburg. Va. April o5.-In
spite OF the radium treatment under
Dr. Kelley. OF Baltimore. Mrs. Gaines,
forty three years old. wife OF John
W. Gaines. Southern Railway nag.
man. succutnbed TO cancer. The body
was taken to her former home In
Strasburg, where the funeral was held
this morning. She leaves fvc chill
Orange. and sister. Mrs. John Mills.
OF Alexandria
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be kept secret In the Rota, whore tho
evidence and the findings OF the court
have TO be published. Also there must
DC three hearings before the Rota be-
lore final verdict is arrived at, while
the Congregation of the Sacrament can
decide In one hearing. 1t is understood
that there will be only two witnesses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
ounty. ana ono sister. Mrs. Moliie 5

County. ana ono sister. Mrs. Moliie 5.
Jhurstpn. Of Goochland County
Before coming TO Richmond Mr.
SHARP was successful In operating n
over and Louisa Counties. Mr. sharp,
VAC Was sints-six years old, was 4.
member Or tho Seventh Street Chris
tian Church
PaiIbcarers were as follows:
lionorary--J. j. English. 7. ". Humid
ley. w. Tillcr. NJ. :. Sadler Frank
spence. u. X. Griffin. II. r. WinEneld
Archie berkeley and George G. White
Actlvc--Guy Vaughan. A. X. Wilburn
J. G. White q. u. McEwcn. T. II. Duke,
wired Sltman and Richard Lumpkin.
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westhnmpton Church Calls Rector.

Rev. Thomas Hubcrt-Joncs has ac-
ccpt"d a call TO st. stephens Episcopal
Church. Wcsthampton. lie liz at pres
cnt chaplain ut Woodbury. Forest
school. and VIII come here Mt the close
OF the present session. Mr.. Jones Is
an lsnglishman by birth. and al one
time WAS assistant To tho rector OF a
large Washington church. Tie suc-
cccds Rev. 4. $. Farland. who rcsig ned
To accept call to Rochester, ~ Y
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William II. Poscy.

Especial To THIS Times Dispatch.I
:, A!exandria. Va, April 25.--Willlam
II. Posey died this morning n an adj
vanccd age at the home Of his son-inI
Law, Frederick Ayers. on Prince street.
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Mrs. Thonn. q. Itord,,,ckc.

Mrs. Matti" w. Hardwlrkc. widow OF
Thomas q. Hardwickc. died last night
a. her home, 1871 Stuart Avenue Flu
neral arrangements Will be ANNOUNCED
later.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
Harrisonburg. Vn-. April 25.-James
Weaver, eighty years old. a Confeder-
ate veteran. Is dead AT the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. John Wampler. near
Grottoes He leaves two sisters. Flo
was Ill only few days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26

SHEI.L--D!ed. April %. 1914. at $50
a. NJ. ALEXANDER NELSON SHELL.
aged seventy six years lie Is sur
vivcd by his widow and three daugh-
ters-Mrs. w. ii. Schultz and Mrs. r.
y. Brown. of this city. and Mrs II. L.
Jones. of Wilmington, Del.
Funeral from his late residence
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at s
O'clock. Interment private.
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In IInnls NJ Receircr

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
Raleigh. y. e.. April 25.-Judge o. III Allen
this afternoon appointed Z. *. johnson d.
receiver Tor the Peoples Laundry COMPANY
OF this city. i. r. Golfer Is president and
general manager. The business is being CON
tiaued
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
Relief For The Kidneys

Improper kidney action causes more
sickness. suffering and serious com
plications than any other organ The
near the middle OF the back and their
function is TO purify every ounce OF
blood in the body. and to do this they
must be In healthy condition If
they become innamcd. congested or
otherwise weakened In their action.
the poison remains In the blood and
the whole system becomes impregnat-
cd. The general symptoms arc ba ok
ache, loss Of appetite. headache, tor
pid liver constipation. indigestion.
nervousness, drowsincss, slceplcssn ess.
skin troubles. malaria. etc. III you
have any Of these symptoms you
should M once commence taking War
ners Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy,
dard remedy for the Kidneys and liver.
md to-day II stands without a rival
In healing with certainty
the frail tubular struc- Gu
lures constituting these EX
important organs. IL Is n <MA
sure antidotc to poisons AsTssf.A
formed In the human body, ESS1f55SaM
owing to incapable action }hGllssssSSS5lt
Of the Kidneys and liver. EzuS2saNtrcsv.'i
eliminating through the N, VIA y
kidneys. bowels and skin Tx ET NH
all morbid and unhealthy 5aLsslsSiEf
accommodations from the EfsttssIigasss1lt
system, 1t will help you sadsfftas sssSIf
from the very first dose G2HJgNRpAt
At all druggists In SOC and kA,sssssss.tszat;1SSl
$500 sizes. EgSayEslMi3
Free. sample and valuable informa-
ton il you write. Warner Safe Rem
edies Co. Dept. 2S5, Rochester. N. Y.
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IN MEMORIAM
RATIO
hrnnnn ne

RAFFO.-In sad and loving remern.
brance of my grandmother, CATH.
ERNIE RATIO. who died April 2B,
1902 80
by Her Granddaughter,
MARIE +. NfAHER.
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VAN DEVENTER-Dicd. at his resi-
dence, loo North Bclvidere Street, on
saturday, April %. 1914. at 80 a. NJ,
ROBERT l.. VAN DEVESTER
Funeral from First Presbyterian
Church. Madison and Grace Streets
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON Mt 4
o'clock lnterment private.
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DEATHS

TARDWTCK E.-Died, April 25, 1914, at
$50 u. NJ. Mt her late residence. 1921
Stuart Avenue, MRS. MATTE w.
HARDWICkE, widow OF Thomas Il.
Hardwicke.
Funeral notice later.
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GEORGE +. pAEn sTnIcKnx.
Members OF Family nj nrdside of non
rOnl presf,l.r,

Phiiadelnhia, Pa. April 2b.-George
r, 5aer: president OF the Reading Rail-
while walking from his home to- his
ONCE to.uay. sim was unconscious at
iate hour Tonight. Physicians, ns
Wen as !r"mDers OF the family. were
gsashhred =. the bedside The doctors
..fe Medical Cofr,i.c. any important chang
ians who is nov condition during the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26

DYSON.-Died, Saturday. April 25. 1914,
at $50 a. A., at the residence Of her
Va, ANNA LULA DYSON, wife OF
Walter w. Dyson, aged thirty eight
years She leaves to mourn their
loss husband and three children
Conway, Althea and James NJ. Dyson,
OF Hanover. Va.--three hrothers--U.
D.. S. c., and j. NJ. Mills, Of this city.
Highland Park
The funeral Will take place Mt the
grave In Lakewood Cemetery THIS
OF c. x O. 4 o'clock train.
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CLEA1ENTS.--Died. Saturday. April %,
at IL p NJ, at her residence, 81 South
Morris Street, EMMA LUCY CLEM-
ENTS. wife OF William II. Clements,
Funeral notice later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26

Mexico to take part a.
around Vera Cruz. He is---
the = I Third Field ;to HOSPITAL 7EWD MOVE
teen months. lie sailed ycstero.
General FunStens diyls.ts ami
from Galveston for Vera Cruz 70
DIR. Upshur il Il graduate Of the Vir- !
ginia Military Institute OF tho class OF 81
1901. ii,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
LADIES' HAIRDRESSING
IN LONDON AND PARIS

a returned traveller says. When
was In Europe this year found both
cities so thickly dotted with hairdres-
sing parlors and hair goods stores thai
wondered II the women ever had
time for anything but care OF the hair
Personally I was interested in finding
n really good shampoo aud was hap
PLY surprised when several inquiries
each brought the suggestion that our
own American made canthroX sham
poo is best 7 tried n and have de-
clded that n r. not advisable 10 use
a makeshift but always use a prepare
ton made for shampooing only. You
can enjoy the best that a. known for
about three cents a shampoo by get
ting q package Of canthrox from your
druggist. dissolve teaspoonful In a
cup Of hot water and your shampoo n
ready After its use the hair dries
rapidly with uniform color Dandruf.
excess OIL and dirt are dissolved and
entirely disappear Your hair will be-
70 fluffy that u will look much heavier
than u o. fts iustre and softnoss will
also delight you. while the stimulated
scalp gains tho health which insurcs
hair growth"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
Daily Chit-Chat
BY Ruth Cameron
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?

A neighbor OF mine BE- very much ex-
cited over a novel which she has just
ilnished. II IL a book which you have
/ probably read. 40 u was one ct the best
sellers Two years ago IL ~ story Or
the way the big business man cIcanses
the outside Of the platter with his
while he makes tho inside Of the cup
rotten with his oppression OF his en-
ployes and his indifference 90 wrong
social conditions.
My neighbOr. as said. has been
deeply impressed by this story.
How 4 wish I were a big business
man. she says Indignantly The infer
once % her tone h. that she would act
story.
wonder n she would The wealthy
man in TIE story yielded 60 the tempta-
tlpn or bis power and committed the
abuses or bis claae. lie vas no worse
than the average. That MEANS that
only those have right Co criticlse MIN
who do not misuse any power. however
small. which they may have over their
Fellow beings. nor share the abuses OF
Ny neiEhbor showed me a package
other DAY. She had ordered dozen
handkerchief. they sent her two dozen
by mistake she hsd no thought what
ever - returning the extra ones.
My nelghbor keeps a. maid She ia
obliEcd 90 let that maid have her even
mss ~ because The other helpers fn
NNN'. N.NANNINNl .iNNHA nav" NNNN NNlNNlnNN.
and 10 she didn't grant 10 she couldn't
hNfn hers. but she rFarutH the uecrHaffv
utterly Yet the maid works Zen hours
1ny and feels that che should have
tur rcrt ~ the Time absolutely to her
solr
My nolrhbor wanted dress finished
Tor NfrflIn date. In order Co. make
aqsurHr. duubll sure. she told the
drsHsfna. that she absolutely must
have Do brcuu.c she wa roIuE away on
tne ffh. naming n date uDek earlier
than the ocruHiou FOR which aho really
wanted it. The draarmakef TOOK the o..
farrulfe The customer. fhr finished the
dress ON time bv sitting W until 4 for
two nights Incidentally she dld nut
receive hrr Pay tuf which she vac in
considerable need for over a month
This. then. is the woman who thinks
that m she we're hir business man
with 40 thr temptations Of power ana
wealth. 40 tHr rroaaarr of ruupsfit ton.
she would ..ent hor employee accordion
to che Golden Rule
Mind JoU. Im uof Iu.IIftInE The sci.
fHI ana fFraunIrHI employer That's
tne lart thlrE in thn world D want to
uu r nuif rem .uIIUf world ~
read. DIrUH that wr have uu r.rnt o.
riti.isr uhleHs we late been square
sra Kind nuI fnrb~arinF in those refa.
tnna of ufe which our humble ataffos
Impose upon ua
tf bel ea.y to grow Indignant over In-
iu|i'Uf nrn think vi Naf 900 would DO lf
Tnl nH1 rrfat uuwrr
HnI what ere tnu dHiuE With fHs
l.HH". power .nu nu HHNt ha 5000 nee
fNH' Led. lu HIl probability. would sou
..e thr rreatsr
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SOCIETY


Miss Regina Lutz. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. ]. Lutz. whose marriage
to Mr.. Harold Moore Sawyer takes
place Wednesday evening OF next
week. is being much feted preceding
the nuptials.
On "wednesday afternoon Miss Ger.
irude Garden. of North Main street.
entertained n number of her friends
for Miss Lutz. and Miss Grace Court
ney. OF Morgantown. Sewing was the
diversion. and a delicious luncheon
was served.
This evening Mrs. George Lutz will
entertain for Miss Regina Lutz and
Mr.. Sawyer. Friday afternoon Mrs
James Brennan. Jr. OF North Main
street. will be hostess At an informal
bridge party for Miss Lutz Miss Ann
Mingerter will be hostess on Satur
day for Miss Lutz. and a number OF
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Madison District MeetIno.

The Equal Suffrage league OF Mad
ison district held their Initiation
meeting at the home OF Mrs. ]. A.
Moss on the Island. Wednesday az
ternoon TO reorganize the district or
fcers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent. Mrs. J. A. Moss: secretary, Mrs.
b. NJ. Addleman; treasurer. Mrs. w.
c. Moore; chairman OF program COM
mittee. Miss Rose Moss.
Miss Moss read an interesting paper
on Why Women Should Vote" She
told OF the improvements in the tate
OF Kansas since the rights OF women.
Miss Hoge read Mrs. Honecker's pa
per on Legal Disabilities OF Women {"
II was decided to meet every first and
third Monday OF the month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12

This evening at o'clock the Equal
Suffrage League of the Washington
district vii hold their meeting at
the home of Mrs. Flora Williams at
730 North Main. All the ladies' OF the
district are cordially invited 10 at
tend. A special program will be rem
dered. Miss Bertha Schrader. Miss
Mae Frye and Mrs. Williams will be
included on the program. The object
OF the meeting is To become acquaint-
ed and formulate plans for the month
~ meetings.
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SOUR THE BEST APPErIzEHs.

Many times when the meal hour finds
you TOO hurried. nervous or tagged ot:t
20 enjoy a hearty meal a plate OF nour-
ishiuE TOMATO sour viii prove one
OF the most tempting and at The same
time most wholesome Of aupstisrrs.
Among the many tasty ways 81 serving
~ one Of tho most delicious and SATISFY
INK Is cream of -tomato. which b
easily and quickly prepared from Con
dcnscd TOMATO SOUP by the addition
OF milk according Co the simple direc-
lions on the label This is IN itself
Immediately aurtaininE. and % al~o ere
ates an appetite FOR heartier food and
puts the digestive apparatus lu good
shape 90 take care OF a.
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Civic Department

The Civic Department OF the Wo-
mans Club VIII meet Friday after
noon at o'clock at the 4. o. U. W.
rooms. Hon. Ben Rosenbloom will
talk on Much Needed Legislation. "
He viii speake on the Juvenile Courts
Probation Officers. Wife Desertion.
Dangerous Occupations. Infant Nor.
tally. Widows Pensions All the
members Of the WOman's Club Will
be In attendance and their friends
are welcome Ly the payment OF TWEEN
ty-ilve cents.
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Farewell Party.

Tuesday evening a number OF young
ladies OF Center Warwood gave a
farewell surprise party at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Jones In honor
or Miss Eulah c. Jones. who leaves
this week for Cadiz. o.. to spend the
winter. After recovering from the
surprise. Miss Jones proved herself
a delightful hostess. A very PHEASANT
evening was spent in a social way and
a delectable luncheon was served.
From the conversation OF the evening
IL Is surmised that In the near future
announcement will be made of the en-
gagement of-but that would be tel
ling.
The guests included:
isses
Irene kammerer Nina Russell
Edna Petit Elsie Henderson
Doris Gibson Tina Stark
Mildred KAN Louise Huss
merer
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Clay District Meeting.

This evening at s o'clock the Equal
Suffrage League of Clay district will
meet with the Misses Cummins on
Chapline street A fine program has
Eeen outlined. including Mr.. Charles
Morrison. Mr.. Walter Hilton, Mr.. j
b. Handlan. Miss Carrie Zane. all
OF whom will give their views OF
Woman's Suffrage and with which
party il should be united.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12

Musical and Entertainment.

Glass No. OF the Trinity Lutheran
Sunday school. taught by Miss Agnes
+. Carpenter gave very pleasing mu-
sicale and entertainment last even
ing in the auditorium OF the church
before a large sized crowd. The en-
tertainment as a whole was well rem
dered and was crafty admired by all
who were in attendance. The program
follows:
Selection-First United Presbyterian
Sunday School Orchestra.
Solo-"When You Come Home,
Dear" Mrs. Ida Nolte Steber
Piano Duet ............. Miss
es Maud Craig and Ethel Morgan
Reading-Tennyson's Lady Glare"
..... Mrs. Laura Kasley Brooks
Selection ......... Orchestra
Solo>-"Home. Dearie. Home"
...........M Mr.. VIM. NJ. Clemens
Violin Solo. Mr.. Walter Rogers
Solo. ........... Miss Irene Meyer
Ca) Sweet Hearts.
(b) The Birth OF Morn.
Selection ................ Orchestra
Reading-Selected .........
...-...M Mr.. Herbert Carmichael
Solo-"Spring Awakening" ......
...............M Miss Edna Kagner
Selection ............. Orchestra
Miss Estella Stab. accompanist.
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Schaefer-Rust.


The wedding of Miss Agnes Rust.
of Martins Ferry. and MIR. Walter
Schaefer. OF Narwood. took place al
ST. Mary's church. Martins Ferry. on
Wednesday morning. Rev Father
Mulhearn officiated. The attendants
were Miss Julia Mccain ana Mr.. Jess
Renser. Following the wedding q
breakfast was served. In the evening
a reception was held at the home OF
the groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Adam Sehaefer. in Warwood. The
guests present were:
MessrS. and Mcsdames
Walter Schaefcr les Riestcr
George Webb w. G Crart
Lewis Sommers Andrew Perkins Of
Ed Taylor StcuoenVille
Adam Schaefer Mitchell paum
Mesdames
II. Kennedy Rose Webb
~ Mckee ". Crobb
Misses
Virginia Perkins Saiome Daum
Julia Mccain Irene Webb
Mcssr-.
Frank Craft joan Locffler
Herbert Daum James Taylor
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For Mrs. laxaron.

Mrs. Louis Horkheimer of Kenwood
will receive informally this afternoon
for Mrs. S. l.. Lazaron. mother OF
Rabbi Morris Lazaron. There are no
cards issued but all their friends are
invited 10 call.
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BANQUET TONIGHT
Golfers Will Have Big Feed" A.
Country Club This Evening
Will Play This Afternoon.

Marking the close OF the golfing
season. a banquet viii be held this
evening at the Wheeling Country club
house by golf enthusiasts OF that club.
Arrangements for the affair have
been completed. An elaborate menu
has been prepared by Manager Dim
mey.
Attorney John J. Coniff will act as
POSTMASTER. Judges OF the state SUI
prcme court. which is now In session
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Dance Glasses.

The following is copy OF invita-
tons received here:
You are cordially invited TO atteid a
private dancing class FOR adults
in the
Modern Dances
which meets every Monday evening.
beginning November the sixteenth,
nineteen hundred and fourteen
Elks' Auditorium
Class instructions from 1890 TO
Dancing TO -
Orchestra Music
Private Lessons taught daily by appoint
ment.
Reference required BY all pupils when
joining classes.
Mrs. Maudc SpoOner Becker
Bell phone Wig. e97-J
Present Invitation No spectators
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MoundsviIIe Weman,a cluh.

The Woman's Club OF MoundsviIle
will meet on Friday of this week. the
hostesses Icing Mrs. ]. A. Bloyd and
Mrs. J. r. Dudley. The program is as
follows: How Could I Help IN Time
o fWar' The European War "a
Map Talk. Mrs James Parriott.
The Effect OF the European War In
the u. s." Mrs. Henderson. Music
will be rendered.
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II belongs to her. In reality she Is keep
ing II for Melissa. IL wins the capital
prize OF $4,000. Mr.. Crank reads the
result OF the drawing in the paper. pro-
poses TO the old lady and marries ner
before he nnds out his mistake. The
scene which follows beggare description.
In thu midst OF his woe AIRS. Crank sur
fers stroke Of good fortune. and all
ends very happily.
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McCombs : Smith.

Mr.. Charles X. MeCombs. OF Sher-
rard and Miss Alma Smith OF Mounds
vile were quietly married Wednesday
evening at s o'clock at the manse OF
the Moundsville Presbyterian church.
The ceremony was witnessed by the
immediate family only. Following the
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. McCombs went
to housekeeping in their home on the
Fairmont pike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
ses. Cough Medicine for Children.

Best Cough Medicine for Children.
Three years ago when | was living
in Pittsburgh one of my children had
a hard cold and coughed dreadfully.
chased a bottle of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and IL benefited him
at once. ! find IL the best cough
medicine for children because IL Is
pleasant to take. They do not object
TO taking it," writes Mrs. Lafayette
Tuck, Homer City, Indiana, Pa. This
remedy contains no opium or other
narcotic. and may be given TO a child
as confidently as TO an adult. Sold
by all dealers.-Adv.
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Equal Suffrage League.

The first meeting OF the Equal Suf-
frage league TO the public will be on
the eighth OF December Mrs. Tethick
Lawrence OF England will speak on
War and Women" and the public Is
welcome to attend.
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Hot Supper.

Don't forget the good hot supper in
the lecture room of the Fourth street
Methodist Episcopal church this even
ing from $3.50 O'Clock.
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Priscilla Improvement Club.

The Priscilla Improvement Club
will meet this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Hine at Waddington. The sub
ject will be Menus That Are Well
Balanced" All the members are re-
quested TO attend
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in this city. will be the guests OF the
club.
Several members will spend a few
hours on the links today in what will
probably be the last play Of the sea
son.