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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-19
TIME NOT OPPORTUNE
Rcdncid> Opposes General Trade Cam
pniEu in south America.

WASH NGTON. September ls.-Scc-
rctary Redneld informed the Senate to-
DAY that the time WAS not opportune
for a general trade campaign In South
America. Moreover. replying TO the
Senatc's resolution asking for an esti-
mate OF the probable cost of sending
government vessels, carrying .Ameri-
can samples and trade cnVoys TO South
Americas principal ports, the secretary
suggested that displays OF individual
ana corporate products should not be
made under the auspices Of the Federal
governments"
The secretary gave warning that un-
are prepared to take certain risks or
10 make actual investment OF capital
in Latin America can hope for early.
material advantage from the present
situation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-19
FEDERAL CENSORSHIP LEGAL
Attorney-General Gregory Give. op,u

AttOrncyAGcneral Gregory Gives Opin-
Ion to Secretary Dnnieln.
WASHINGTON. September 1S.-Fed-
eral censorship of wireless messages Is
torneyGeneral Gregory received to-
day by Secretary Daniels.
The Attorney General gives several
citations OF law to back up the opin-
ion, but his main contention lis upon
the right of the government to use
every means at Its command to preserve
neutrality.
The right OF the government to ex-
ercise censorship was raised by the
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company
OF America
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-19
HAGGIN WILL is FILED
Estate Amounting to s15.OOo.OoO Left
to Relatives.

FISIHtc NIHOuutInK 10 |IO,OUOsUOO Lett
to Relatives.
NEW YORK. September 1S.-Jamcs
B HaGgin millionaire mine owner and
horseman, who died recently, left an
estate amounting to about $4,000, 900,
according to a statement to-day by at
torneys here in conjunction with filing
the will for probate. The testator's in
y business enterprise. according to the
la wyers
The entire estate is left to rela tiyes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-19
FEELS AS FIT AS YOUNG DEER
Colonel Eager to Begin III. "w.r on
BOSSES" To-day,
Especial to The Times Dispafch I
toPoCTuI 10 TIC I IfIlcY-DlSpatCh.
yVASTJINGrnN Nffn c.-.-A &,

WASHINGTON, MO, September Is
(aboard train with Colonel Roosevelt)
Feeling as fit as young deer" to
use his own expression, Colonel Roose-
Vcit ls hastening toward Kansas to-
night, eager to begin his so-called
war on bosses Tomorrow. With
characteristic vim and vigor, the Bull
Moose chief will unleash flow OF
9rntory In behalf Of Progressive can
uldates. Wichita Will be his first stop.
The Coloners itinerary includes, be
sides Kansas, the States Of Nebraska,
iowa: Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and
Michigan.
The Colonel was delighted late this
afternoon at the enthusiastic rccep-
ton of St. Louis Progrcssives. He
spent fifteen minutes in the station
between trains Among those who
greeted him were J:,ii.-" NJ. Gibson.
chairman of the Progressive City Com :
mittcc: Judge Albert ID. Norton. and
other well-known members OF the
party In the Missouri metropolis.
Hundreds crowded about his car and
begged for speech. Though he seemed
III fair voice and excellent spirits. he
refused TO talk. Many inquiries were
made as TO his health
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-19
HOPES Hh WILL NOT nE

BALTIMORE. September ls.-Edward
6. Darlington, Jr.. Republican nominee
for the United States Senate, TO -da v
made public letter. under date Of
August - last. from Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt. which. after saying there
are certain States where the Repub-
licnn candidates have declared they are
for me In 1916 continues:
AS regards the announcement for
myself | DO not regard IL as amount
ing to anything. because, in the first
place, not only hope. but ut the pres
.nt time. believe, that ! will not be a
candidate in 1918. and also. what is
more important that IL is of no earthly
consequence 10 indorsc me unless the
principles for which 1 stand are in
MOrSed.'
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Continued on Third Page.)
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ONLY TWO MORE
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

Via Norfolk and Western Railway.
N.n-NORFOLK AND RETURN-$i6o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
coNouER THE PLIES

Perhaps Do Del the motto OF a. Onward
but DO BE- the motto of safety. su FAR a.
don't Jet them get ahead OF you.
FUr if SOU are prepared. Uu the ground
first you can conquer them.
If they are there first they win out
Especially is this -u Boo the case OF
moths and flies. And. if W. only real
Iza .f flies are more troublesome than
rtru.fiuu tu ua. files are the carriers
uf disease. and. OIL. such. de.srte more
attention. more .rtrruufsn. than We
HIN. set bestowed ur them.
.rHe Nrrs best usF mot tH have HIsa ia
NOT fp Dot fntm ..IH entrance fn our
house. Iu Tho spring. Have the screens
uuf Dob window. aud T..rH before vrrrr
weather really a.f. bon. rIIra cannot got
through aUIfsrH. 40 door screens should
hs Du good hinges Corr tI.. uu springs. aH
that fnrr VIII shut IuigE'r uuI easily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
NEWS BRIEFS

AT the first meeting of creditors
in the bankruptcy matter OF Albert
DePasse Of Sistersville. held Saturday
before Referee Harry a. Nolte. Her
man A. Hundt was elected trustee.
Certificates of naturalization were
granted Saturday to aliens who were
morning in the United States district
court.
The creditors in the bankruptcy
case of Israel Rosenberg will meet
this morning before Referee Henry A
F, Nolte. A hnal dividend will be de
clared If possible.
Arrangements for the observance
OF Memorial Day. May 30. were prac
/ tiCally completed by J. w. Holiday
/ Post. G.. 4. n. at its meeting Saturday
evening Committees were delegated
I to visit each cemetery 10 decorate the
graves Of deceased veterans.
In p letter received by Capt. 4. A.
| FranZheinm. formerly OF this city. now
OF Steubenville. from the War Depart.
ment. 10 Is made clear that IL Is not
the present intention OF the Depart
ment 20 call for volunteers should war
Z be declared against Mexico. II states
that the organized state militia VIII
be the first called.
The organization OF the Home and
Pearl Laundries. which were recently
consolidated. has been completed b.
the election OF officers and a board Of
directors. The EOn street building ~
tho Pearl Laundry will be remodeled
and new machinery installed.
The semimonthly meeting of the
ways and means committee ~ the
Board Of Trade will be held Wodnes.
day az noon. In the grill room az the
White Front Cafe. for a discussion OF
the water situation.
A Connecticut manufacturer o. IN
the city. 30 is under TODD, cndeayOrinE
10 interest the uey industries com
mlttec Of the Board of Trade iu the
manufacture Of an improved biz and
hanging screws.
The Register got its dates mixed
yesterday when BE- published an item
TO the effect that Republican mass
tricts boo Marshall county Saturday fol
the purpose Of clecfiug delegates 90
tho state convention 10 be- held In
Charleston. May Iu. The meetings
will DO held Boo Marshall county next
Saturday cvcninr. May Is.
The Socialists will hold an open
air meeting Friday evening a. the
corner 81 Fourteenth and Market
streets Rev p. O.. Strickland. Of Day.
ton. ohio. will deliver the address.
The annual memorial service %
the order Of Golden Links will ho held
ON May 30 in the Third bytorln
church on the South Side
The knights Of Columbus VIII
confer the derrec of the order ON "a
class OF ton candidates af the Carroll
Club ON Tuesday evening
The members OF Wheeling Lodre
40 IS. d. g. o. Eiks. are EptfInc
ready for the state convention. which
viii be- held at parkereburE in June.
II J Irwin Frank Barr and Mrs
Beatrice Harris. OF the Improved
order Of Red Men. OF Martins Ferry.
left yesterday 90 attend the state con
vcntion OF fho order. which will be
held at Dayton this week
William McGumphy. Of Martins
Ferry. Dan Archibald and =. j. Nel.
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Hutchinson. OF Huntington. president
OF the State Federation. Mrs. George
Debolt. president of the Woman's Club
OF Fairmont, spoke on the "Femininist
Movement"
The afternoon and evening sessions
We're held at the Country Club. Fol
lowing the business meeting, a lunch
con was served and in charge were
Mrs. NJ. Il. Ashcraft. chairman; Mrs.
John X Bennett. Mrs. J. A Meredith.
Mrs; j. w. Mason. Jr. Mrs. John l..
huhl. OF Clarksburg. secretary of the
Federation. appeared on the program.
MIS- Cecilia Speyer. of this city. read
paper on Prison Reform" interest
ing discussions followed this number.
Miss Virginia Mulvey rendered a vocal
solo. and Mrs. Parks Fisher read a
paper on southern Mountaineers."
lne evening session was held at the
VI. r. church. and Mrs. John Arm
htrong, OF Pittsburgh. read a paper on
How Women and Women'g Clubs
IAN Help in the Uplift of the Morals
OF Their Community" Delegates from
ohio and Marshall counties were Dr
harriet II. Jones, Mrs W. &. McGreg.
OF; MIS-. II. VI. kimberland. Miss &c.
celia Speyer. Miss Pauline Horkheim-
or. Mrs. {. J. Proudfoot, Mrs. &. II.
Wade. OF Wheeling. Mrs. Henry ZiIli.
ken, OF Wellsburg; Mrs. VI. l.. brown
OF Moundsville; Mrs. J. r.. Cooper and
Miss Alice Cook. of Cameron.
Dr. Jones. Mrs. McGregor. Miss
torkheimer and Miss Speyer gave re-.
ports and talks before the convention
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son. OF Bellaire. left Saturday morn
Ing 10 attend the Natinal Federation
OF Musicians which will be held at
Des Moines, Iowa, this week
Wheeling Commandery No. will
be well represented at the annual corr
Clave OF the Knights Templar. TO be
held at ParkeTslurg. MAY 20 and n
Al least 125 members of the order
from this city accompanied by Meis-
ters band, are expected to make the
trip on "A special train.
The Hampshire county Sunday
school convention will be held Tues-
day and Wednesday Of this week at
Romney. Secretary a. +. Arnold OF
the West Virginia Sunday School AS
sociation, will attend the convention.
He will also visit Martinsburg and
Hendrix before returning home.
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Iseies Gle. Clue
TIE ladies' Gles Club % Which
Prot walter % nruUn o. th- clrec-
Tor. I'll Elve a concert a. The Cnap-i
Hall. In West Liberty this evening
Mr. Erua Beattls- S@sbrizhf il the
aooompsnist and sololsts are Misses
Jean Armstrunz. Alrerta jerome.
haz-l seamon. Ethsl Little. Ada An
dreas. tila Weeks. Mr.. J L. Con
nelly. John Aeksr. Walter Brown.
Laurence summers. Memb@rs o. the
club are Misses vida North. Alice
Esther smith. Clara Stroebel Ethel
kittle, Jeanne Day. Hannah Jerome
frankie MONTGOMERY. wilma Britt.
Jean Armstrong. Alverda jerome
MiEnon Lenkard FllA Weeks. Eva
Huntsr. Alpha Coberly. Anna Grand
star, Mrs.. J. L Connely. Mr.. sea-
The program TO b. rendered Is as
PART ONE
chor us- The akippers % 81 ivss"-.
Dastt--Coms Unto Ns+ .'.... c,s an.
Miss Alyerda p. Jerome. Mrs
,. L. Connsilsy
Shorus-N Voices o. the Woods -.....
soio--rn the DsePs % the daisies. !. .
Ais. Jerom. ha~'sy
chorus--i.ovsly sight From Tales
- Hormannl .-........... Onenhach
solos
CD The Little Grey Home IN the
West Observation-Disclosures. roh-
fhl lis Spring" .......... Ware
60, Miss Hazel Y. scamon
Violin solos
tal nerceuse Cfrom Jocelynj GODDARD
90 Rustic Dance ....... GODDARD
Mr. Lawrence Summers.
taD Absent ............... Metal,
90 VIII ~ the wisp spro a.
PART TWO
Trio Love IN Sprlnrtirne" Prey
Miss Ada Andraes. Miss Seamon.
Miss Ella Woods.
Soio-"Could T. Observation-Disclosures. Tosti
Mr.. John Acker.
ca The night Has Thousand Eyes"
-, .;,;,....,. -; 90. 80. .-..... HOLLYWOOD
buett-'Over the Fields Of Clover"
-;....... ..... ........... Giebei
Miss Armstrong. Miss Weeks
Quartette-"The Millsr's woolng"
zee --s.-. RAINING
Miss Jerome. Mrs. Connelley. Mr..
Acker. Mr.. Brown.
Chorus-'Lullshy" ......... Hrahms
fNo Enchores. Pleased
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Noon Lunebeo,

\ noon luncheon will be served bv
me domestic Science Department Of
VI NheeIing High school Tuesday.
members Of the Home Economic No
partment and their friends. number
ing thirty. all told The guest isf w-iit
remain open until Friday. Nav H. All
aesiring reservations should telephone
MLs. tharles J. Beekman. Rel phone
or. Bell 917-J. '7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11

The publicity week for the local
Young Women's Christian Association
Just closed. was indeed successful
Everyone IN the city knows more of
the v. ". T.. A.. its needs and benefits
While in the city Miss Harriet TAYLOR
and Miss Elizabeth Hughes rccog
nized In this vicinity a fine field for
the association work. and hope that
the members may enter their now
building Immediately upon its compile
ton Interest is being manifested By
n number % women in the city. Mrs
IT, G. Franzhcim gave the swimming
pool. Mrs 4. J. Clarke g. 600 for the
gymnasium. the Irwin bcuucsi OF $500
the gift % 81 200 from the Misses
RObb. Mrs. Otto SChcnks contribution
Of 81 500 90 furnish the dining rooms
These important departments have
been provided for by those women in.
tercstcd in the work. and who have
set a splendid example for other WON
On Of wealth
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SOCIETY
Tuthill.McComas

The wedding OF Miss Edith Nc
Comas. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. J.
\. McComas of the Colerain Pike.
back OF Bridgeport and Mr.. Harry IA.
Tuthill. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. O..
Tuthill of Brooklyn took place on Fri
day evening.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. John Connell. pastor OF the
Pennington Presbyterian church and
Rev. Fred Wise. pastor OF Adena
church oiiciated. The bride wore
white crepe meteor and carried pink
roses The attendants were:
Miss Mary McComas. sister OF the
bride and Bruce Tuthill. brother OF
the groom. also Miss Margaret Mays
OF East Liverpool and Mr. Frank
Amrie. Miss Ethel Berry played
Mendelssohn's wedding march. Fol
lowing the wedding a dinner was
served the guests. The young peo-
pie will make their home in Brook
lyn.
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Popular Soma coneert.

The concert to be given at the First
Presbyterian church. Friday evening
of this week will consist OF a program
OF ragtime and favorite mc1odies The
program Is in charge of Mrs. Flora
A. Williams. The music Is selected 10
suit the popular fancy. international
Rag" When It's Apple Blossom Time
in Normandy" and others will be
sung. Those 10 take part in the pro.
gram are Mrs. Guy Wagner. Mrs. Ed.
ward Stifel. Mrs. Don Merriman, Mr..
and Mrs. Jasper Paum. Miss May Frye,
Mrs. Bird Gray. NJ Flora Williams
Mr.. Dave Crawford. Mr. John O'Con.
nor, Mr.. VIII Samuels
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
Mothers MEETING.

The Mothers Meeting held az Zane
street NJ. r. church. Sunday evening.
was In charge OF the Central Woman 5
Christian Temperance Union. The
meeting was well attended Mrs. F. y
Brininstool opened the meeting with
scripture reading and prayer; Mrs.
Thomas Schoeld made an eloquent ad-
dress on Mother" in which she de-
picted the noble traits of a mother.
the loyalty and patience of a mother,
and how she should be appreciated
The Zane street choir and the congre.
cation sang Mrs. William Schultz.
Mrs r. Il. Brininstool and Miss Mar.
celia Seifert spoke during the evening.
Miss Seifert did splendid work and
gives promise OF being one OF the best
elocutionists In this vicinity. Rev.
William Schultz. the pastor, closed
with the benediction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

My sisters husband had an attack
OF rheumatism in his arm" writes a
well known resident of Newton. Iowa
II gave him bottle of Chamber
lain's Liniment which he applied "a
his arm and on the next morning the
rheumatism was gone" For chronic
muscular rheumatism. you will find
nothing better than Chamberlain 4
Eminent. Sold by All Dealers.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11

The civic department of no WON.
ans club. 81 which Miss Crr.iia
r. q. Allen the u-Uaidrrf b. a.,,tig
interested in tho children rrrofnina
movement 20 is hoped the ramp4irn
viii BE- successful The board of M.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11

The NJ d. Chantal study Jlub will
meet this afternoon with Miss etsIis
taylor. -2hi thapiino street M
Fierce. arcsident for 34 wears OF Ans.
traiia. will talk before the club of Eis
adopted country. ''''
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rectors Of the Day nursery is willing
TO cooperate. There are two lots now
suggested for use in this gardening
but there must be a fund from which
10 draw. There must be tools. Zen
eng on one side Of the lots and an
instructor. In other cities the differ.
cnt religious organizations the real
estate men. the board @. education
and bankers aid In the work as the
gardens beautify the city and show
progress among the children as well
as the grOwn-ups.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
Catholic Women', eanov.,

The catholic Women's League will
entertain with banquet in tha Car
roll Cup on the evening OF May 2lst
TO celebrate their FIRST Anniversary.
RI. Rev. Bishop r. J. Donahue Will
preside and give talk. Other talks
will be given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11

One hundred delegates were in a.
tendance at the convention in Fair
mont. SATURDAY The convention con
sisted Of delegates from the First and
second COnErcs sioual districts Of West
Virginia. and the chairmcn OF the two
districts were Mrs s. T. Lehman. OF
MOrEantown Tho principal address
Of the morning was By Mrs u. J..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
Choir Concert.

The choir concert to be given by
ST Matthews vested choir, Tuesday
evening OF this week. is attracting a
great deal OF attention. Mr.. David
Crawford Will sing two basso solos
and other interesting numbers are
VIII be repeated in Martins Ferry.
Tuesday. May IL and I'm Bellaire.
Thursday evening. May q. All are
welcome TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11

ne Drama League closes its do
~ ,,nenl today with the last meeting
sion Is Modern Tendencies" Tbere
/ VIII be- plans Tor the next years vork
discussed. The reading of a Tbou.
sand Years Ago will be- CONNECTED An.
dnv 't''''H i'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
Informal Party.

Mrs. Minnie Green and her son.
George McEntee. gave an informal
party. Friday evening. at the Coleman
The evening was gaily spent. and at
a late hour refreshments were served.
The following were present: Misses
Mary LanCmeyer. Nellie Schell, Ger
trude W. White. Anna Steinman.
James and Charles Riley. Lewis Shep'
herd. Harry Morgan. l.. G. McWhorter
William Ewing. Charles and William
Hummel. Wilbert Fisher. Clarence
Plants. Albert Langmeyer. Henry
Steinman. william and Chester Dean
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
EIks Next Dance

The next dance TO be given by the
local Elks will be on the evening OF
May IS. The men will be attired in
their white convention suits and all
the ladies will wear white. Bent
fields orchestra will furnish the
music. The committee Is composed
OF Messrs Mark Klibanow, J. w
Cummins. Dave Kraus. Elmer MeageI
Tom Garden. Harry Ruble. Earl
Hedge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
Class BanotIet

In the basement OF the Sunday
school room OF the Christ Lutheran
church, OF Pleasant Heights, Mozart.
last Friday evening. class No. Z OF the
sunday school banqueted class No. 5.
following money raising contest be
tween the two classes. which was won
by class No 3. The menu was com.
Plete and well prepared. and the affair
was much enjoyed by the bows. their
teachers and few other persons.
Class No. Is made up Of twelve inter.
mediate boys, taught by G.. G.. Bromer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11

church OF Elm Grove will hold a
Rummage Sale in the basement of
the church on May 10. Il and Is.
Anyone wishing to aid toward this
sale can do so by calling Edward Glib
son Sr. or Mrs. Herbert Parker OF
BIN Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11

and class No. Is junior boys class
OF eleven, with Paul Kalkreuth as
teacher. The class OF smaller boys
raised S125 during the contest. which
was considerably more than the
amount cleared by their rivals.
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ntting finale TO the successful
season of the Music Department Of
me Woman's Club will be the concert
AZ the Scottish Rite Cathedral on June
:. This entertainment will consist Of
tolk songs and dances. and manv
prominent soloists will be included on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
WOMAN'S CLUBS
wozENs CLUE oALErDAR.


$3.50 D. MT. de Chantal Club Miss
Stella Taylor.
1880 ,. m.-Woman's Civic Club. Bell
aire. High School building
Tuesday, Nay IL.
500 p. m.-lsland Literary Club. Mrs.
Is. q. Byron.
Thursday, May Il.
500 .. m-Graduate Nurses Aesocia-
tiOn. Ohio Valley General Hospital.
200 p. m.-Woman's Club. Wellsburr.
Hudson House.
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dent OF Liberty district schools. Is
confined 10 the Ohio Valley General
Hospital where he underwent a seri-
Gus operation.
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lowa's annual poultry and egg out.
put is valued at $3s 100000.
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b~ruard Nurphy. George McEnt-e.
Mr.. Mirnie Green NJ and Mr. r.
~ stsiuman. NJ and Mrs J p Rob
inson. M and Mrs. J X Rotiusou-
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PrlscIIla SewInn Club

The Priscilla Sewing club will
meet at the home of Mrs. John Soy
bold, on the Island. Wednesday after
noon OF this week. Sewing will be the
diversion and all members will ae
present.
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Thursday, MAY Il
woMANs CLUB.


1VIIIIaVF MY II
9.00p, m.-Drama League Department.
a. .. Z. W. HomE.
Friday. May IS.
400 y. m.-tufrDut Events Depart
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About People

Movements 90 iroislousis 20
ane Fron tie City
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Have Your Summer
FTOCkS Cleaned Now

Before warm weather ad-
vanccs you should look 10 the
matter OF summer wear.
There are scores Of things
that will have 20 he bought.
But the expense can be cut
down considerably 10 YOU
have some Of last seasons
frocks cleaned or dyed.
You now have the time 10
look things over. DO so to-
night.
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800 p. m.-LuuchC'u for Home Eco.
Monies Department Domestic Science
Department Wheeling High school
Tuesday, June q
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1a1s cas ssataS 1-s ,. nccs sihas
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melure-M "a King. Elkins. G. p
Edwards. Huntington. J. 2. Havertv.
Elizabeth. 4 n. Reeves. : r smith.
inEton
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TRLsrArE ARRIVALS
At THE LOCAL MOTEL

7 = oFuht~ItN-flI IODFs. IawFFOr 4
E 7. Bradley. Fairmont. Arch Freeland
/ GloVers Gap. Charles r Warner
[ Rinehart. J = W Prank. John Man
/ well Rraddock