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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-17

East Side High Schools football
team will turn its attention to prac-
tice until Thanksgiving Day, when
il Will play the South Side High
School eleven. Coach Butterworth's
charges have won four games, tied
one and lost two. In its last game
the Down Neck brigade appeared to
have struck its stride, holding Cen
trail TO Z 10 tie. Much of the sue
cess OF the East Side team has been
due to the good kicking of Eddie
Berg in the backf1eld. Berg has
kicked his teammates out of many
dangerous positions.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-17

The six-day bicycle race put quite
q dent In the attendance last night.
All the bowling bugs will be missing
from their usual haupts this week,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-17

horristown Strongest Scoring Machine.
Morristown Schools eleven is still
the champion team when 1t comes to
scoring points. So far this season
the Morristown boys have scored 27s
points to its opponents 10, Ruther-
ford is second with 244 counts and
Newman School has registered 212.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-17

The Westinghouse No. / team is
leading in the tourney with a 437
team score. The Vester team was in
front until now, with 421, made on
Tuesday, November 10.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-17

John Wissel did very we'll until the
eighth box, when he missed and also
fell down In the eleventh. He wound
UP with a total of 81
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-20
Cubs Close to Giants-PIay PhiIs
Today-Hendrix Again.

Two and a half games back of the
Giants for first place, the Cubs must
have considerable luck to start east
on even terms with the New Workers.
PhiIIies opened four-game series
here today and, in the meantime, the
Giants will be combating Cincinnati.
Both leaders should have fairly easy
competition.
DOOM has been travelling a rocky
road lately and defeats have been
numerous. Alexander is the only one
of his pitchers who is steady and the
batters have not been coming up to
expectations. CraYath has slipped
back and Magee and Paskert are not
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-20
BASEBALL SPORTS OF ALL SORTS BOXING

RESULTS YESTERDAY
National League.
Chicago, Z; Brooklyn, 8.
Cincinnati, 2; Boston, 8.
st. Louis, 5; Philadelphia, 4.
Federal League.
Kansas City, 7; Chicago, 8.
st. Louis, 0; Indianapolis, 8.
American League.
No games scheduled.
American Association.
Louisville, AZ; Minneapolis, 81.
Indianapolis, Is; Kansas City, 90.
Cleveland, Milwaukee, IL.
Columbus, 5-5; st. Paul, ST.
ProIonging the controversy over
the two recent fights in which Amer
lean boxers participated in London.
and claiming the Yankees did not re-
ceive a square deal, is neither good
craftsmanship or advertising for the
ring game.
Claims are being dug up that Rit-
chic was bilked of his title. But there
isn't doubt that Welsh was the bet
ter man of the two on points. He had
the cleverness and delivered some
punishment-at least as much as the
Yankee. From the beginning of ring
history fights have been decided on
those conditions.
Smith committed a technical foul.
1t was paIpable and shows clearly in
the moving pictures, according to
cabled reports. 1t hardly seems fair
to shift title on twenty-rOund bout
decided on points, but that is custom.
Both of our representatives made
fine showings. Richie was strong and
should have won finish fight. Smith
was every hit as good as CarDentier
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron
HOW WE FOOL OURSELVES.

It's n wise mind that knows its own
motive.
How often we sincerely believe W.
are actuated by some most commend
able consideration. while all the time
tn the background Of our minds. lurh-
ing behind cur dense ignorance OF
ourselvc-. skulks some far less wor-
thy motive.
Occasionally something brings this
real motive out from - hiding place.
and then We are surprised as the veri-
est stranger.
once uUou q time I planned 10 take
q little breathing spell In the country.
4 friend who was in great need OF e
rest was 10 accompany me and We
were 10 meet TWO other old friends M
The little inn to which We were 10 es-
cape. had been anxious about this
particular friend for some -ims. and 7
iId been instrumental in p~er-uadiuE
her TO take this rest. Therefore whom
circumstance o az my home which
made 10 difficult Tor me 10 be- spared
was greatly troubled. You Gee I
knew that my friend would not go
without me and ] felt she ought 20 go
or course II b. We're only myself {
had 10 consider. ] sh,glduet hesitate
% moment. assured myself. "buf [
can bear % soc her give 10 up Ana
gctuated. as ! sincerely believed. chief
iN by this motive. made up my mind
.o 60.
The day before We were 10 start.
my friend telephoncd mo shat tho sud.
den death 81 q dear aunt had made
Do imperative that she should give Up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08

miral Badger D. construed as To in
Clgde delivery OF c~ontrabaud of war.
Admiral Mayo al Tampl,o would be-
compelled 10 open IIv ON Uutrtd's
EunbuatS II necessary 10 prevent in-
reference with tho AutIlla. ~ this
were considered an overt act ~ war
and "a violation of th" agreement To
cease hOsulltIes. % probably automat-
icallN would end th, peace conference
at Niagara Fails. On the opinion OF
many who are IN close touch with the
W a In gton administration. this
would mean the bcEinuiuc actual hos
illltl's |-alnst the huerta government
and signal the advance OF an Am,ri.
can army from Yer Cruz toward
Mexico city.
Another possibility. however. sur
CestDd IN official quarters ls tina this
government may brnL influence to
pear upon the OW nDrs Of iht steamer
Autllla To change her cour-" and make,
no attempt TO deliver her cargo OF
ammunition az lampiCo p,udinu the
outcome of mediation negotiation "a
Nla-ara Falls and tho efforts 10 in
ducc General Carrauzs To- partictp3t.
IN the peace conference.
No Official Word.
NE'nts OF General tarranza In
w aShlngton said tonight that they
had no Official word relating % tho
proposed determination of Hu,rta 10
ample nor any Commuui-
cation from General C%arranz1. As tn
'en~dl tarranzs's expected answer
TO - proposal from the South Amer.
lean medlatoIS. thv COu-titutionaI~f
Ch'"i S advisers stated that % milht
not be forwarded before Tuesday. in
asWuch as the General was not ok
pect'd o. lCay" Tarras for SaItflo nm
ill ton--ht Should fho Ant .Il. chaus.
ller course or return To- AN American
port danger OF an imemdiate clash
would be- aysrtod.
The only American ships now nj
Iampico are the Battleship Nirueso-
"a. outside OF the Panuce river and
IN" monitor Ozark. In th. river. which
temporarily serves as Rear Admiral
Glayo's flagship. These vessels. how
ever. would b" more than adequate
10 cone with any situation fba- T,att
erIs" in view Of the proposed block.
ade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08

me trip after all. OF course nv FIRST
I,'IIhE was sorrow for her. but close
on 50 close. upon its heels came an
ulh'r i''ilns. "A strong Discrimination
10 Eve up the trip for myself Ard
Nu'u 10 my own sincere ~surprisp
louhd that 1 was almost as ANXIOUS IN
20 as ever. and that tho selfish part
oi lu" was already m~arshaliny neO-
az Su'u'nts why ] should 20. such as
'lal needed the rest and woutd Ls
OF more service az home IL tooE g..
lnd Eo' Don't ask me that II I
say No, shall be claiming TOO
lluch m'rl'. II say Yes" shall he
contcssing too much soIifshness
The point / wanted TO brjng ms,
was that all the timoT had beo1 81
'','lnE myself about my own motive.
nav" Chartered at such length
9buui myself because ! wanted 10 IN.
.uHliaI' the tendency Of self decep-
lL'l' ana know what goes on i'm my
mlnd better than ! can know
about amy 70 else.
y course. I may be wrong in think.
ING This is typical. but have ofts,
h',n astuntshod To- hear people a..
'flhinE % most unlikely motives 10
lH'ir own actions and intentions and
cannot help thinking = similar ssiS
a'c'ption IS going on within their
I've ceased 70 justify my deeds
unto myself
The last inhrmity OF evil"
said Lord Byron.
wonder IL ne had. I wonder 70
any % ever does.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08
Makes Wrinkles Go
''As If By Magic"

W"nt 70 Danish every from
h''k, hands-c1Sfly. quickly COM
l,N lIN the famous saNplfte fprurura
N"thlng else SO nearly meets ey.ry ~
INltem"nt Why Because a. i- earrart
lflh,lpIe and really. truly assists "
ture. Possessing r~.rnartaiT.
aia tonic properties. ~ both tichtsn- f..
,NN ihnS naturally smoothing DIr- a..
"lh improves capillary circulation
~. tissue and bring about "a healthy
,'nHltlnn. Yet. powerful as the s4.nIff.
i..V' " ~ won't harm your shin Boo the
mo u 81 so easy o. get tho ir-
expensive ingredient M your drurrfats
ana so eHsy Co mix thsu
just dissolve I oI. powdered a41D1ft. t,
% pint witch hazel tItf'- ar. Ts,,rI
l'ir race In thi--imwtIf4fefv .y.ry
WIlhtle and crease are affected oven mo
delighted with tho result ION 49,
Ike you've lost years from your age,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08
GERMANS CONFER
Consul, Admiral and Commander Dis.
cuss 'Ypiranga Incident and
Tampico.

MEXICO CITY. June Richard r
N"rhusch. German consul az Tampico.
and Commander Koehlor. of the crul-
ser Dresden. who arrived here late
last night. conferred for several hours
today with Admiral Von Hintzc. the
.lerman minister Lo Mexico on tb.
, plIan-a incident and the Tampico
situation.
Minister Of War banquet said TO
gay that tho column under General
LUIS fernando, sent from th. cant
TAI, arrived az Cucrnayara last pisbt
ana was assisting the local Garrison
n rtpulsing M" followers Of General
fhililano Iapata vlo for several d4ys
mas been ~attackiuu the town. General
blanqu't said the LOSSES TO 2.pafa
followers had been very heavy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08

The following was taken from n
lfndlay. Ohio paper.
~ nom" wedding was solomnized
W educ-day evening June B.. 1918 whoD
Miss Marie Campbell became tho bride
oI Mr.. Lawrence W. kicfor. Of Wheel.
li+. w Va The briuo ana bridegroom
mingled with the guests until T.20
when they took their places before an
after Of ferns In the south
tast corner OF The front uarIor Dr
W. = Dickens Lewis Of tho FIRST Pros
bytcrian church oflciated. sisinc the
impressive ring ceremony. The bride
was dressed iu "a becoming gown of
NhIJ' satin made cntraiu and drapcd
nl 'iiig lft' wedding veil en-
Nelpp"d her dainty figure.
Immediately after the ceremony a
th~f'"-C1Urse wedding sumner was
E.rF.d. carried out iU tho color scheme
CI PINK and white tn. long table in
we d'niIg room was decorated in pirk
'.'' iy" fmall tables scattered
lnrnuLh no" other rooms had pink and
Mhllf sweet r'as. Dainty white slim.
f'rs fWfu'l with lilies ~ tho v4Ifst
marked tho places OF rho guests small
l.Ik h'- L'iH f'I,G with almonds were
used o. fHNUrs.
Mr. E.ofor S. with tho scrort Pack.
TOT I.' 'Hr' Tor 90 short STAY On
th'lr return fr'v viii spend % few dave
I 'N' GUY hNiOr" leaving for fIsfr
IdfNi" nome Ir Nhtsfiuu vs. va
Mh'r" 'hr bridegroom ha. r. furnished
nous, awaiting them Mrs EI.f.r g.
i' .IN'f ~ntuHh'rr Of Nr and Mrs D.
D. campbell She d. member of
social organization known a. fr.
N'NgiIIc cNh. uf tho Wn.fmfr.f,r child
OFT tho First Presbyterian church ana
un" sang Boo the choir OF that
Nr Eiofa- q. with tha sb.rt PACK
'- house nf Nnnn'rr. uHrr. ra has
OIL. employed NuT about fHtD r..r.
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RO
Growing Confidence
In Goods
That Are Advertised

More and more people are learning that only goods OF
Tea. merit VIII stand the expense of Advertising
The time was when 10 seemed that people liked 10 be hum.
plugged.
Then The +iaker. practically had the field aI 10 himself.
ln recent years the fake advertiser has di,arrcarcd and
the legitimate. honest. truthful advertiser Is in tc majority
10 thi, enlightened age. the advertiser must fulfl prom
Uses and give honest goods or De cannot win.
The merchant who advcrtiscs high guaIf, and then ruts
our >h'dlN goods VIII not get the necessary repeat" bust
ness ana consequently can continue 90 advertise.
So. when YOU find a store that adycrtIses continuously
YOU can iecI pretty sure that % is a safe place t0 trade.
NO i've merchant thinks about doing business nowadays
without advertising Hc must advertise t0 get the business
ana i''n ne must give right service and live u0 Co al PROM
Uses made. Of be- would hold trade.
10 YOU want 90 see how many more merchants advertise
nov than formerly ger a newspaper published a few wears
ago and compare with one published to-day.
oCor,r.ht 1910 sherman D. CIsrr1.
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TOLL REPEAL
tcontinued - - pnr.l

serat" Judiciary committee for con.
s~lderation. has not added Co tho nor.
or an early get AWAY.
Btq Appropriation BILL
me" nous" VIII Doc |eurag.d this week
with The Siu.1Ul.U1u suufrv civil an.
l~IoirIHtlol hilI The" bin yirHsfali-
WINDS uTfl appropriation bills ir tho
mouse and b. i- hDiuE made mo vehicle
ui wide range Of political s.prrh
making
Two measures ara 20 ho pressed s.
QUICKLY as fl' appreciation bin fl rof.
IN out az the % They ARC Tho
MOON posfufirs hill providing for rain.
way mai. pay r,aliue. m.ufs. and opar
l't nu tf" assistant uusfma-t.rehirs
ll~iNl-hpu' Oh" country 90 connective
mutations and fTD general dam bfl
on moments notice.
Ir Impeachment charges a~raine;
'1'rHl Iudl" Emory o. sr,.r ~
Macon. Co.. of rho .UuII.rr ff-fr.r, of
GEORGIA viii h. reported fu frs hone.
prohahIy within o. fortnight 90 loss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08

Inc members Of the graduating
class OF Mount DE Chantal entertain
cd hes Sisters and thc'm,mbcrs OF the
Junior classes with a private lea on
sunday evening. Caterer K~iegenfold-
r served and Florist Langhans had
the floral decorations. ~
Class day exercises will be hold
THIS afternoon and Tuesday mornfne
az 800 o'clock the graduating cNer,
Clses viii take place with m Rev
bishop Donahuc in charge. I'M.
graduates are as follows.
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Y. W. c A M...in..
Closing Study OF Business won.,.s
Bible Ctas.

On Tuesday evening. az d Y " G.
y me business Womcns Bible class
WI nav. tho closing study upon tho
Dc the most interesting study hon Tor
those who have followed tho coureo
ana others. All business women az,
cordially invited Although this Is Tho
iast study for the year. tho class viii
h'tp together during the summer by
very delightful VIII ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08
Chambsrlains collie. Cholera and
Dtaurhoea Remedy.

L''i! iainlly without execution
Sululd Keep THIS preparation AZ hand
turing the hot weather OF the gummrr
months. Chamlerlaiu's Collie. Choiara
anu b4arrhoca Remedy Is worth many
nrlna's ls cost when needed and is al.
nos certain TO be needed before the
summer Is over. II has no sunerior
ior 4 purpose for which II is intend
go. Buy 1t now. For sale by ali deal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08
CHURCH WORSHIP
CONTINUED Prom FIRST Pag.l

ana shouting loudly tho su0rapa,,as
N'Ie forced by ushers and male
p~aIlshloners down the aisle to IN.
uguIS ana then into tho street MANY
~ ,ut members OF the congregation
olloNed the eyIcted s~uffrageftas 20
the sidewalk. where "A well dressed
woman MT a militant sister in the
lace. which blcd profuspIy Tn.
crowd checrrd the woman who strI,ct
lH" hIoW Only two OF the surra-
t'ttes were arrested. They also re-
fused 20 ! their names.
ne growing hostility on tho part
OF inc public toward the militant suf
iraEettes was shown by assaults 10
udN on several open air meetings.
speakers were mOhbad. stands were
Torn down and the women were saved
hy the police from duckiucs or beat
inIS \ crowd az Hampstead Heath
Ano'Hed over the platform from
which a party Of militant sufrarettes
N'r" 70 speak and scattered tho euf-
iraEettos In all directions. They tried
10 drag two OF the women 10 a mono
i9r a duckins. but tho police rescued
\ similar scene occurred o Clap.
ham common.
Arrested in Palace.
\ sensational Incident Of the day
was the discovery of q young man
VINO gave his name as Harry Pike in
buckingham Palace. where tho royal
family spent SUNDAY In tho .arfv
hours Of inc morning Pike entered M.
palace. as he explained afterwards
10 prove that entrance could D.. easily
erected Io scaled the wall and van.
d'r"d through the corridors for some
Inn once he was near tho Queens
apartment Iio was finally discovered
however. and oy'rpoworod in fha ser.
wants quarters Tie will be- ar~r8iEned
io-inorroW IN the Bow street p0liro
court ON "a charge Of having boon
found ON enclosed premises for unIav
tIl purposes This De- the ONLY oFare.
proFahl" AGAINST him. 20 far as fb.
evidence shows
There i- nothing 10 show that Pike
"aH connected with tho woman euf
iiuu aH 1n s|u.irt,r
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ceeds will be used in furnishing a
room a. the new y. ". G. A. An in
~tcrcsting program will be rendered.
m which the following will take part
Nlr. ana Mrs. Jasper Baum. Mr.. WIN
Leach. Mir. PM Mcclure. Mr. John
OConnor. Miss Dora Nciningcr. Miss
Beqha ~Schrader, Mrs. Flora Welllams
and Mrs. Thomas Gricr kOuntZ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08

Mrs Harry Frauzhclm has given
nv" dollars for a prize 10 be- awarded
lh' 'hlldr"n gardeners on the Rowcrs
property on the south sid aDd rr.
scented Miss Cecilia Spcycr with lon
dollars TO aid In the work. MIR.
F~ranZhoiu visited the gardens Friday
Tor th" first time and was SO cntbusi.
astlc Sh" az once saw 900 ID give AS.
alsIance m so good q work.
The Civic Department of tho Wo.
mans club will give another RriJ -
ca saturday afternoon for the benc.
III OF tho gardening work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08

On Friday eveninr of rIis y.,oL 81.
members OF tho Blue Bird club viz
Hlrtt al the Kings Daughters Day
Nursery at $50 o'clock. In Tho az
SShce OF Miss Fergus. the Leader
MISS Thompson will meet wifb ,bc
oluD. All members are urged 10 come
az important plans are In progress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08

There ~ a mystic border Land
4h !sst Iast the limits Of our
And u g. psupled with the frisnds ~.
met-snd loved W
a 1eafS month day-and parted
win aching heart.
Yet know
That through the distance We must los.
me hoid 81 hsnd vl'h hand and only
clasp the thread Of memoir
But afil
80 close we feel this land
30 SURE ~ are that those same hearts
That
When In waking dreams there comes q
That sets the thread ~ memory .st,v
We know
That Just BY stretching OUT the hand tn
written word 81 love
or . or flower.
The waiting hand
VII clasg our own once more
Across. the silence
In the same oid way
0Greetins from Sirs Kate EIsoo
stone. Of New York City.
uful expressions Of sentiment sent by
absent pupils and graduates Of thu
old wheeling Female Seminary to
CLASSMATES who attended the FIRST ana
nual reunion held Saturday afternoon.
Inc seminary was founded In fS55
and rose To the dignity OF a college in
1863. II ranked with Holyokc. Nassar
ana other colleges and the graduates
nave reason TO feel proud of their lost
anna Mater. Their pride was gene
rally demonstrated az the reunion and
reception given By the Collegiate
AIumnao Association when tho A %
I. w. rooms yer filled to Overflow
ing with enthusiastic women who
t9ok active part IN and enjoyed the
pressing remiDisCcnscs OF happy girl.
hood days at the old college.
greetings were received from many
women al over the country. Including
Iallfornii. Kansas city. where Nrs
LYDIA Logan Clcndening Is a resident
N'S hotk. india. all over this state
anu places. M among the grad.
yates many have risen to fame. OH
trs nave done splendid missionary
SoIk' Tor "Nemple. Mrs. J. Sumner
Old History Given.
other graduates have chosen profcs.
tlonal lives. and In every ease have
MADE q success. one Of the Oldest of
the members in Attendance AZ mo re-
union was Mrs. W. r. Butler. IS. who
tolu o. the old school by reading h.~
Ndledictofy essay OF sc wears ago
winch brought tears TO the ewes OF
many members. She rave the .ame
.,ttI' SoutltSips as were CUSTOMARY al
that umc In her sweet. disninod MOI.
h'r Mrs. John L. Garden reviewed
me ne OF her grandmother. Mrs. Sa.
ran Foster Hanna. Her mother Mr.
MARIE Hanna SwccDoy. was also a
member OF the school. Mrs. BERTHA
Nlhaim" Caldwell spoke of her col
leg" days n the classmates and a
claSsmate paid a tribute TO Mrs. CaId.
VII deceased mother. who was a
Hlotner TO them all. Mrs. Caldwell
UIsplayed some quaint literature OF
inc college. Dr. Harriet n. ,Ionos
iead some OF the jokes. etc. from Tho
School calendar; also Mrs. William
rrsklne =. Mrs. George BOYD Sr
99 Mrs. Dent TAYLOR. Mrs. Charles
uul n others. Mrs. TayIor
told of classmates. and uertin,"5
hIs. Nlna Blunden Wills. of Charles.
son' VINO - e contributor to "Ljfo
others who responded TO greetings
were Mesdamos Thomas Nesbitt. '5S.
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NEIGHBORHOOD
BIBLE CLASSES

Honoay
District No D. Good News Hlt,e
Slll meet With Mrs o. Se-is. 81 NoIta
Nain -i.i Monday evening al =
o clock Miss Belle FOX. leader.
TUESDAY
District No 81 will meet With the
reader. AIRS Thomas SrhosslL ffs
az = O'Clock
District 80 i-5 will meet with the
leader Mr. : = Elliott. Porter ave.
Tuesday afternoon az
: au oCioek.
bethlehem Bible class vii NEE, Al
IN" bethlehem school house TUESDAY
evening a. n CLOCK Miss Mary Way-
man. leader.
The Business Women's Bible class
viii have their CLOSING Bible study
tuesday evening az = o. clock Rev
hrlnlnstooL leader. All the members
anu friends ar" invited 20 attend
Wednesday.
bible class Tor SUNDAY school Teach.
'rs VII meet a. the Y. ". Mod.
ntsday evening az $50 O'Clock Rev
Dysinser. leader.
Thursday.
bistTict No ia will meet with
Mrs Hill. Park View. THURSDAY even.
ing ~ . clock. Miss Ethel VIII
o B. \. Bible class will meet a, tho
W { 4 Thursday evening al =
O clock. Miss Thompson Leader.
Aetna Bible class will meet in tho
Aetnaville chapel Thursday evening
a. 80 O'Clock Miss Anna Frederick
Friday.
District No. l4s vii woo, NTH 81.
leader. Mrs. r. p. Nav. al Soufb Pm,
street. Friday evening al ..gO o'rlock
Y. w. c. A. Meetings.
Inc Home Girls Bible class will
nave a lawn party at the homo 81
MISS Alma Hubbard. the leader al
OF music has been planned bcsidrs
me refreshments to b. served
general invitation is given to both
men and women TO attend
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Lawn Eete roninht

ON the lawn surrounding the resi-.
d"nce Of Mr.. w. T.. Hubbard al Huh.
para lane. Monday evening. tho
i'omc Girls Bible class will give "a
lawn fetc. TO which an are cordiauv
invited. Ice cream. cake. strawberriss
and candy will be- sold. and the pro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08

q. B. \. Bible class will moo,
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