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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-11
ARMED BANDITS ROB BANK.

Bcllingham. Wash. March lI.->evcn
armed men robbed u branch of the ROYAL
Bank Al Ahhotsiord. II. c.. on the Ia.
te~rnational boundary line Yesterday and
>capr-l i'm nm automobile with 5000.
\ posse surrounded the bandits not far
rom Abhp;sf0rd and Set for reinforce
mcnfS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-11
w. w. NATGHTON DIES.

san Francisco. March ll.-W. W.
NIughtnn. president az the San Fran
i>co Pres club. dean of Pacific coast
sporting writers. and known the breadth
~ the country. died Yesterday nj his
home from heart disease. after an illness
of "A fortnight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-11

New York. March III Formal ~"
nounccment ~ the appointment Of W.
liam tBilh Bradley n manager of fhr
BROOKLYN Federal league club. was maze
here Yesterday. The. ~%icning ~ Daniel
Murphy. former field raptain of the Phil
.adclphia American league team. also WAS
confirmed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-11

WE FURNISH lOC capital 10 run
profitable business Of YOUR own. BE
come one of our local representatives and
sell high grade cust1m made shirts: also
guaranteed sweaters. underwear. hosiery
and nccktics direct 10 homes. Write
SteadfaSt Mills. Dept. -. CohOc>. n. ".
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-11

FOR SALE-Alfalfa seed: write for
sample and prices. Choice. reclcancl;
grown ON new land, free from weed seeds.
Willard II. Denis. ~Bucnavista. PecoS Co.
Texas IL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-11

WANTED QUICK-Wardrobc and bed
springs. Address y, rare Herald
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-11

Forty experts IN many lines II science
Will be included IN the British expedi.
tion which will start this wear 10 explore
the antarctic continent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-11

Twin rings. normally spread apart by
coiled springs. form a new bracelet that
will pass over a hand II any size and yet
cling closely "a a wrist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
VOTES FOR WOMEN
BOOTH A NOVELTY
AT FAIR IN CHARGE OF EQUAL
SUFFRAGE LEAGUE OF
THIS CITY.
Various Souvenirs and Useful Articles
VIII BE Offered For Sale and
Refreshments Sold.

The Votes for Women" booth at
the Fair next week will be located
near the grandstand. II will be ap-
propriately decorated with the equal
suffrage color. yellow. floating in the
breeze. This booth is the first one
of the kind conducted here and will
prove a novelty.
All kinds of novelties will be sold
which will bear the motto. Votes
For Women" There will be pencils.
seals. buttons. paper napkins, tango
twirlers, etc. all OF which are useful,
and OF good quality. Ice cream. candy
and chewing gum will be sold and
there viii also he a goodly supply OF
fresh crackerjack
All kinds of literature will be dis.
tributed which viii explain the Equal
Suffrage cause and visitors will be
asked 10 sign their name TO the petit
ton as all are anxious to have the
amendment acted upon in 1916. This
will be a good chance for the public
10 understand the cause and give as.
sistance.
In charge of the Votes For wo-
men" booth will be the president.
Miss Florence Hoge. assisted by Mrs.
George r Boyd. ST.. Mrs. c. n. Tay-
Tor. Mrs. II. p. Loe. Mrs. Julia Rine.
Miss Amelia Garden. Miss Constance
Bente. DR.. Emma Wells. Miss Cecilia
Speyer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
THE BABY'S DAY
NINE
WILL BE OBSERVED ~ THE
KINGS oAuoHTERs' DAY
NURSERY BOARD


The general arrangements for The
Baby's Day" to be observed In the
city September 3. are fast nearing
completion. This Is the second cele-
bration OF the Baby's Day which Is in
charge Of q committee composed Of
the following ladies: Mrs. Thomas c.
Burke. chairman: Mrs. Alex. Young,
Mrs. Cecil Robinson. Mrs. W. H. Hig-
gins. Mrs. J. Don Merriman. Mrs. Rob-
ert j. Reed. Mrs. w. w. Irwin. Miss
Carrie Copp and Mrs. Anderson.
Quite an innovation will be a light
lunch served by tho Day Nursery
Board. complimentary to the ladies'
who will assist in selling the baby
dolls.
The First Presbyterian church. cor
ner Thirteenth. and Chapline streets.
has been secured as headquarters dur
ing the day OF sale. Wednesday. Sept.
y. where the lunch will be served
from IL a. m. to d. m.
The lunch committee Is composed
of-Mrs. Alex. Young. chairman. Mrs.
Mary Coleman. Mrs. Geo Neuman.
Mrs. Mary B. Mckee. Mrs. p. X. Fer
baurgh. Mrs. Jos. r. Paul. Mrs. Jos.
Gollner. Miss Amelia Lohse and Miss
f Guimar.
The various districts will be In
charge of the following ladies'. assist
ed by the young society ladies of the
city:
District No. 1.
Chairmen-Mrs. Ed. Franzheim and
Mrs. W. L. Rownd. Tenth street to
Twelfth on Main and Market streets:
is assistants
District No. 2.
Chairmen Mrs. J. b. Baum, Mrs
Roy Naylor and Mrs. Sumner Jones.
Twelfth street to south side OF Four
teenth on Chapline. Main and Mar
ket streets: Is assistants.
District No. ,. -.
Chairmen-Mrs. A. c. Whitaker.
Mrs. Eugene Hildreth and Mrs. w. ".
Irvine. South Side of Fourteenth to
South Side OF Nineteenth on Chapline
and Market streets: II assistants,
District No. =.
Chairmen Mrs. Anderson, Miss
Wheeler and Mrs. Ed. Steele, Twen.
tieth to Twenty-third street on Chap
line and Market streets; s assist
ants.
District No. 5.
Chairmen-Mrs. Cecil Robinson.
Mrs. Cyrus Oldham. Mrs. Henry Mer-
kle' Mrs. Frank Zook and Mrs. B. r.
Carver, Wheeling Island: 20 assist
ants.
District No. 6.
Chairmen-Mrs. Leon Refer and
VIM. Schwertfaeger. Hotels; 6 assist
ants.
Treasurers for the day-Miss Lila
Little and Miss Annie johnson.
In charge OF general distribution of
dolls-Mrs. Don Merriman. Mrs. w
w. Irvine and Miss Laura Stifel.
Press Committee-Mrs. T. c. Burke
and Mrs. Jos. Boreland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
7ozc

DR. Earl Glass has returned from
visit TO Atlantic City
Miss Anne McGregor leaves for
Ohio Wesleyan College, Delaware, o.
TO resume her studies.
Mrs. krauth Wilmer Of Des Monies.
who has been spending the past few
weeks AZ Atlantic City, 10 nov the.
guest at her former home on North
Main street
Mrs. Ella Flaccus has returned TO
her home The Pines" after a few
months visit 70 Atlantic City and
other eastern points OF interest
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stifel and eon
have returned from Atlantic City.
a business visitor In the city for a
few days.
Mr. Joseph Gibbs and Mrs. p. NJ.
Of this city. left yesterday
for the Hampshire club TO spend
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. j. {. BRADY and Miss
Hester Brady. returned yesterday
from a tour OF the west. particularly
y Yellowstone National Park
Miss Mary Nardy and Miss Kate Al.
lis0n have returned % their homes In
This city. after an extended western
trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
By Ruth Cameron
PAYING LIES PRICES,

Every one of us asks many things
of life. We all want health, most of
us have a craving for wealth and
there is a universal desire for happi-
ness. Among the lesser things that
we might add to this list are such
qualities as courtesy and refinement.
and such attributes as a well informed
mind and an air of good breeding.
How many OF US realize that life offers
US any of these things-if we will only
pay the price.
There is nothing abnormal about
health. Rather IL III health the ab-
normality that has been forced upon
us by our failure to pay the price. And
in this case the price is the obser-
vance OF a few simple rules of nature.
We eat too much. sleep and exercise
too little. play or work too hard. We
do not pay the price, we are dunned
with III health.
There is nothing miraculous about
wealth. Some achieve II by a very
simple. Straightforward route. They
work hard and long. cultivating all the
while the open eye for opportunity;
they save much and spend little: they
labor while others play. They pay for
the wealth that Is eventually theirs By
sacrificing the creature comforts and
enjoyments that most OF us consider
life unbearable without Others
achieve wealth by more devious
routes. paying over their own finer
qualities and the esteem OF their
fellow men in exchange Others pay
for u in loss Of health. even life itself,
a. have many Of our multi.millionaires
dead and buried long before the pass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03

from Huntington and taken up his
duties as superintendent OF the Brad
streets company.
J. @. Lewis has resigned his position
With the Pennsylvania railroad 10
accept a position with the Bloch
Brothers Tobacco Company.
J l.. Conner has resumed his duty
as brakeman on the Pennsylvania rail-
road. following a few days illness.
W. J. Mitchell. travelling freight
solicitor was calling on local freight
agents Tuesday.
George Clegg. OF the r. a. o. IS
spending a few days az Uniontown.
visiting friends.
Miss Clara HodEson left last even
ing for a business trip 10 New York
Miss Eugenia Tyler Baguley has 70
turned from a visit % Fairmont.
Mrs G. r Armbsrg and daughter.
Miss Christine, Of 1.aJolla. Cal. form
erly Of this city. are guests Of Mrs
" V. Hoge Ir. az Edgcwood
Mr.. and Mrs James fancy. Ir.
have returned from a visit to salem.
Va
SIR and Mrs A. G. Rice and son
Mont" Of Woodlawn. left for tour
Of the Great Lakes
Hon John Charles Berry has 70.
turned from visit ~ Morgantown
and Huntington
Mrs g. &. Schmidt and daughter.
Mrs James Collins. have returned
from a visit 10 Atlantic City.
Miss Maud Martin Of sistersvi1e.
VII enter the North Wheeling Hos.
pital aa a nurse
Mr. George J. Mathison and family
% North Main street. have returned
from en- auto tour 90 Atlantic CitY
and other eastern points
Mr. and Mrs r. ~ HAYNES. OF
Grafton. Pa. who have been the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs w r Lear
have returned home
Mrs. william Rownd and daughter
Miss Elizabeth lefi FOR Mountain
Lake park. where they viii BE- the
guests Of Mrs q T. stone
Mrs Otto Schrou OF Toledo. q
Who has been the guest Of Gen Alfred
Caldwell and hmily viii leave Tor her
home
William siebeke. OF Pittsburgh. isI
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ing Of the allotted three score and ten.
=. 10 add courtesy. or a reputation for
IL, 10 your list OF qualities. you must
pay In self control and self repression.
iou must be at the service OF others.
even though IL means the sacfffice Of
your comfort. Refinement is similarly
purchased. IL means the painstakins
elimination of rudeness and vulRarity
and the cultivation OF the opposite
qualities.
Lies shop windows are fulI-but
life Is the memorable creditor. You
pay In advance and then pay over
again, on the installment plan. Even
when life In seemingly benfgnant mood
showers her gifts upon some favored
mortal, she exacts some price. Talent
IKE Paderewskis. for instance. can
only reach its full fruit upon the pay
ment OF years of unremitting practice.
You may remember his own commen-
t sy on the price. If neglect my
finger exercises one day I notice ii.
n I neglect them a week my friends
notice IL: and II / neglect them for a
month the world knows IL"
A voice like Farrar's can only be
acquired through careful training, and
even then II cannot retain its purity
and sweetness except under a regime
OF rigid self direction and denial. "A
singer is the slave OF his voice" some
one has well said
il r. equally true that you. II you
would achieve that thing you want OF
life. must be a slave 20 it-pay for II
now and forever after. You can get
almost anything you want of life, but
life runs no charge accounts. permits
no bad bills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03

for their expressions OF good will. He
praised Wheeling and referred to the
wheeling spirit as one that will win.
In concluding. he said: II am very
proud to have lived in Wheeling, and
have appreciated your atmosphere
OF hospitality. friendliness. and gen
erosity. more than can say. and am
particularly grateful for the splendid
compliment you pay me TODAY by
gathering here. as our POSTMASTER
has said. as an expression OF your
goodwill"
The committee In charge of the
anair was composed of Harold o. Etz,
Louis Cutman. w. J. Lukens and W.
NJ. Evans. The menu included: oys-
ter cocktail. clam broth. roast beef.
string beans. mashed potatoes, fruit
salad, ice cream. assorted cakes, ice
tea, etc. LaMega cigars. cigarettes.
Those present were: III. +. Gordon,
wheeling Corrugating Co. James w.
Thornton: A. I. Hupp. Gee Electric
Co: J. w. Pieper. Pieper and Sons:
q. ii. Parr. w. ]. Lukens Co; w. c.
smith, OF c. c. Smith. engravers;
w. b. McAdams. Wheeling Corrugat-
ing CO.; r. z. Roller. OF Roller and
Conrad. engravers; Frew Hall. Of
West Virginia American Mausoleum
Co; o. G. Beans. OF Blackford. Brad
show and Beans: J. Harold Tiffany.
Jr-. OF A f. McBee Co; John Wallace.
Secretary Municipal League: Harold
0. Etz, Joe F. Kline. buyer for Stone
and Thomas store: w. r. Bradshaw OF
Blackford, Bradshaw and Beans; A. J.
Mayer. OF Ohio Valley Litho. Co: FL.
Fox, OF Security Trust Co; J. c.
Davis. of Hoge-DavIs Co: Roy d.
Naylor. secretary OF the Board CT
Trade and Philip Better. of the Bet.
ter Store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
JAP CRUISER PICKS UP
LAUNCH AND sTEAMs AWAY

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. AFTER
lowering of the Golden Gate nearly
all day. al distance varying from
four TO fifty miles, the japanese
cruiser ldzumo picked up a small
launch--whether one of her own OF
one from land could not be seen
and put TO sea at full speed. headed
due west.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
LUNCHEON
Delightful Affair Given Yesterday in
Honor Of J. W. Thornton. Who
Goes 20 South.

delightful luncheon was given o.
the Windsor hotel yesterday at room.
complimentary to James w Thornton,
who leaves in few days for the
south. For some time past Mr.
Thornton has been manager of the
local branch OF the McBee Street Car
Advertising company. but has re-
signed that position TO take up an
other. line OF business.
II. T. Gordon acted as toast mas
ter. and several addresses we're made.
concentrating Mr.. Thornton upon his
successes here and expressing best
wishes for his future. Mr. Thornton
responded. thanking those present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03

INFLATED Ny hsir al not fsn Que bu,
httls rhits blisiers formed on ne scsip and
o. ras pretty sure.
u-ef different kinds - r~rn.iies brs
thy faiici 10 DO ne any god ~ ons day
7 NOTIFIED ne Cuficurs advertisement IN the
psrer snd made up ny mind ~ ~ thew
started using them a. directed and 80
relieved ~ thst burning and cr,istina a.
once IN one month ny fare and had rers
sound aud vel lsirnelJ A O. small
Jan al 1914
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
Enoaoement Announced

The announcements was made yes
terday Of the engagement Of Miss
Laura Gieseler. we'll known young
lady Of Elm Grove to Mr.. j. w.
Heneeroth. OF Pleasant Valley. Mar.
shall county. w Va. The wedding
win be an event OF the near future.
probably about the middle Of this
month
Both young people are very popu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
Corn Roast.

What proved 10 be a most enjoy
able affair was the corn roast given
by the Young Mems Glass OF Tren-
ity Sunday School Tuesday evening
at Naymans Inn at Bethel.
The trip was made in automobiles
and when the Inn was reached a
large bonfire was build around
which all made merry with the roast
ed corn and toasted marshmallows.
Near the wee sma" hours. all
gathered in the specious house TO
partake Of sandwiches and coffee.
and when all were seated az the
table. Mr.. Gebhart made the follow
ing announcement:
Married" on July 10. IA at Pitts
burgh. Pa. Roy J. Meyer OF Wheel
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scaiy itchinr md dad Ain
formed on my fare Then
if would iesve the skin red
md irritated and would
burn like everything NJ
scsip ras an crustef and ny
face ras grcatiy disngur-i
The dry crust formed 90 ny
FIRE snd would Frt ri anf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
ARRIVALS
At THE LOCAL hotels.

Brunswick-W J. Warden. Wells.
burg , W. Brown. Parkersburg. d.
Is. Thompson. Weston Alex. ". Lee.
.Dillonvale. , g. Lyons. Clarksburr.
t. vs. Corvin and wife. Bellaire. q /.
~ ~ Efaw. Warrington. NAL Tu.
seek. Piney Pork ..
Grand central-S r. shrake. Co
shocton O.. A y. Caldwell AIledonia.
%. clyde Mccormick. GAINESVILLE. "a.
B. Shrivcr. Mildred Shriver. LEILA
Shriver. Sistersvilic
McLure-H. @. Dunbar. Uniontown.
Pa. v. Hebron. steubenvine: p. W.
Outer. Coshocton. o.. T. n. Austin.
ParkersburR g. Ludy. GAINESVILLE. o. /.
Chas o. Ellissen. CIarksburg
stamm-M l.. Davis and wife. West
Alexander. Pa. J. l.. White. Austin
Doak, o. A Doak. Deep Valley. W
Va. y. s. Parks D h1lppl. q W
Berentz. G. T. Cline. r. a Talbot.
New Matamoras. o. Earl A. Henry.
Clifton T. X. Koontz. Charleston. iI
p. Heltsley. New Martinsvine. q q.
stewart and wife. Manningion. r. s..
Neal. Cameron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03

" you 18Th q slin clear 81 plmpies and
hackheads hands ~ and White. hair I've
ard riossy. and s-aip free from daudrun sni
hchlnE besin % DAY the regular use ~ Cue.
rura Soap To- ne toiiet hath snd shampoo
assisted by an nrcasionsi nsht application
of Cutirura Ointment Although Cunrira
Soap snd uintu-nf srs said everruh-re
sample - ssrh Win 80 Usin noat rin ~
sert re- uppn requesi hddr-~s postcard.
tutirlra. Dept n. uoston.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
INSTRUCTION
IN MUSIC
EDWARD eLuMENsERa

EDWARD 5LUMENBERo
Will resume his courses In
VIOLIN, PIANO and HAR.
moNY en- TUESDAY. SEPT. 9.
All pupils are requested TO
call at the studio. 81 Virginia
avenue. Island. on Saturday.
Sept 5. between 3 and II a. m.
for the purpose OF arranging
lesson hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
ThlmhIe Bee Club.

The Thimble Bee Sewing club was
entertained Al the home OF Miss
Grace Jones on the South Side We'd
nesday evening Music. dancing and
orocheting were the diversions. Re
Treatments were served 20 the fol-
lowing: Misses Mary Elluman. Ross
Honecker. Clara hungarian. Gre.
Jones. Mesdames George Wagner.
John Corners. William Howard. JOS
eph Frosbel. George Nolte. Myrtle
ROriE. Lawrence Stein.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03

Prof. Herman Schocky will resume
his classes in music Monday. Septem-
Der I. at his residence and studio
l113 Chaplin street All prospective
pupils should call Saturday morning.
September 5. from 10 TO II. to make
arrangements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
For Miss Kelley.

Miss Hazel Miller OF the Island en-
tertained a number OF her friends at
her home Monday evening for Mss
Marie Kelley OF North Main street.
whose wedding to Mr.. William J.
Meeshan OF St Louis takes place in
the near future. Music and games
were the diversions. Refreshments
were served to the following:
Misses Marie Kelley. Ethel Clarke.
Marie Bayha. Eva Kelley. Sue Kelley.
Marie Campbell. Edna stump. Lillian
Kelley. Mary White. Stella Stump.
Hazel Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Godfrey. Mr. and Mrs otto Stump.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03

lar. Mr.. Henceroth was former prin.
cipal OF the Edgington Lane graded
school. and was recently graduated
from the Ohio State University. At
present. he Is assistant agronomist of
The Middle West Soil Improvement
Committee OF the National Fertilizer
Association. Nth headquarters in
Chicago.
After 2 short wedding trip. Mr..
Henceroth and his bride will make
their home in Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
LADY EIks Entertained.

Mrs. Henry Etz entertained the
Lady Elks az the Elks Club Wed
nesday afternoon. Cards were en-
Joyed from ? to o'clock. Lunch
con was served TO the following:
Mesdames Chester Whitman, Otto
Schenk. Jesse Brennan. Jack Violet
Harry Ruble. c. p. Kimberly. John
Marschner, George Van Kirk. f. Is.
Plant. Edward Horstman. Peter Ha-
berstick, Joseph Beuter. Charles
Freese. Misses Evelyn Blum. Char
lotte Schenk. Loretta Heiner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
PRETTY PARTY
AT THE WINDSOR
GIVEN Bv MISS CLARA ROSE
COLEMAN AND MARIE COLE =.
MAN WEDNESDAY
EVENING.
Younger Social Set VIII Entertain
With Many Events Prior to
Their Return TO School.

One of the prettisst parties given
for some time took place at the Wind
sor hotel Wednesday evening when
Misses Clara Rose Coleman and Ma
RE Coleman. attractive daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman. enter
tertained with a dance party. The
members OF the house party being en-
on South Chapline street.
The ball room. where all the late
society dances were enjoyed was
Meister's orchestra furnished the
music. At eleven o'clock a luncheon
was served in the dining room and
the menu included;
Tomato BouIIon with Whipped Cream
En- Tesse
olives
Sweet Bread Patties with Mushrooms
Chicken croauette with French Peas
Windsor Parfait Fancy sakes
Demi-Tasse
This menu was faultlessly served
by Manager Kriel and his corps Of
assistants. and was characteristic Of
the Windsor service. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Coleman and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Coleman were the chaperons. The
house guests for whom the party was
given are as follows:
Miss Julia Sine. of ParkersburS,
w. Va; Misses Margaret Currau,
Marie Larking. Claire Martins and
Mary Slater. of Washington. Pa; Miss
Elizabeth Mailer. OF Pittsburgh, Pa,
and Miss Gertrude WALL OF Buffalo,
Mr.. John Ollie. OF Morgantown. w.
Va; Mr.. stephen Hoskins. of Warren.
Pa, and Messrs. Boyd Carter and
Carlisle Smith of Parkersburg.
The guests were:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
SCALY, ITCHING
BREAKING OUT
On Face, Skin Red and lrritated.
Burned Like Everything. Scslp
Crusted. Face Dis6gured. Used
Cuticura Soap and Ointment. 10
One Month Sound and Well.

r. y. y. No. .. Boz ~ san Antonio.
fet Ny trouble bcEan With breaking
OUT on TIE faee There you'd b. = rourh
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Rev and Mrs . NJ Potter and fam.
~. Of Woodsdale. returned home yes.
terday from Mt Lake Park Nd
whore they have been spending the
month Of August
l. p Booth has arrived IN the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03

Ing and Anna Marie Crumrine OF
Manchester. Ind.
Mr.. Meyer is one OF the most popu-
lar members OF the class. and Is a
student at Gettysburg College.
The following were the guests at
tended:
Misses.
Anna Carpenter Mabel Walters
Clara Becker Edith Garden
Gail Clark Agnes Carpenter
Ivadale Moore Johannah Kali
Maude Craig krenth
Anna Hill
Messrs
Raymond Earring Victor II. Gebhart
ton John Craig
Roy ]. Meyer Brusce Seabright
Walter Seabright Carl Chaser
Alfred Otto Webb Seabright
Edw Husley Mr.. and Mrs.
AL. Wagner Arthur Edge.
Ladies' Carroll Club.
The Ladies Carroll Social Club en-
tertained in the parlors OF the Carroll
Club, Wednesday afternoon. The
hours were from 2 to o'clock. dur
ing which Five Hundred wa senjoyed.
Mrs. w. p. Lear won the frsts prize
and Mrs. John Grogan won the sec
ond.
The tables were covered with white
and the party was quite pretty. Fol-
lowing the games ice cream and cake
were served. Miss Ann Weir was the
chairman for the day. The next card
party will be given In three weeks
when Mrs. John Grogan will be the
chairman.
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