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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-31
The New Baby
is Worlds Wonder

Every trr Infant ratea lies rsr-
FrrtIte WIDER ard brighter And What
ever there ig % enhance .Fr arrival "A
o. rae End comfort me rrrrrfl-f -rfr4r
Flri - given attention hnrrr frs
rn' hrIrfll THINGS u an rrttrraI ab-
cnm.r1I Application known a. M4frers
there LEI scarcely n community
t-t Wr1f has ie rrfhrnrfIr afmf~rr ~
WIS EHIrrlf cmhrocarrn. rf IT, 90 wru
Wrought ~ BY women who know that --sf
arlF fr7 throughout ere TrIfrI gfafer
cary N1tnerT FrIerf ~ one % fHrf~
staple ard reliable remedies Do a. n--r-f
81 fre rhi1mi-7l muscles 81 relieve ths
stain On IEamruta arI trn1orr
lho Wno have ue.f D. rss.- o. -.
rn and comf0rf rruerIr-r.f fr-f-~ 81.
l4 of Frurrtarrra they rr~ft--rr--
Feier 20 tla absence - rruaaa 1ff.~ =,
frDFaIrt ne a. rararf % fr. $3.50
FrnrH1n l1 n little book 49, -
t July frn many ~rrr--a -
Nntnrs F-rrf- hra ben f-l.-t
d Or w.urn WITH timely ff-ts -
arl .e'sH o. rrrfr rrfsrr~-. II
rAa . u n. homes "MrfHa~n 1900
EeF fad r. Utmost arr frrrrfrs 81 n
fl. o. rrf lt write % fIrarf a-f a.,
Ee frr h-0f 20 n-nff-lI nreulrfsr -
90 Lants pldsg A..azas Ca
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PHILIPPINES
exports From Island CAUSING Som.
Concern % Government MAJ
Pvt on Ban.

WASHINGTON August a.. To
prepare for any emergency arsipg
from the European war. the president
and administraron leaders are en-.
~deavorinE 10 assure the presence Of A.
quorum o. both houses of congress ir
Washington.
House leaders have made imne-s.
tive demand Tor return o. hserteo
and hey are focfinr in on every train
Already there is a substantial quorum
In The senate a quorum has been
present az all times. but many sena.
tors are absrnf and Democratic ab.
sentees have been URGED 10 return ~
once Their participation is desired
particularly in a conference 10 b. noId
this week. Tor confederation % the
legislative program
While the conference primarily fu
70 determine upon the nature 81 a
var revenue measure. fo Offset ioeaot
on revenue due 10 the var. some as.
poets n the foreign relations OF The
nation with particular reference 90
the Par East may BE- considered
Philippine exports are giving fhf
administration concern just a. this
time because Of the conflict between
Japan and Germany. a plan 20 place
a mn On az exports from the islands.
except % the United States. while tho
war In Europe continues. IL under con
sideration.
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Miss Dora kellar be- confined o. her
owe on Hevmann's hlu vith n -%eriour
Mr and wre Eoss rrvsorf n patsr-
son. refufrr4 last rreufuE after fnsrua
spent che raat week ne me guest IN
friends and relatives ~ uon0ra "a
Nnfhgur slender George ellrln AMI
Frank NoLrF ~ Efrwood lcft a few
SEQ fur Hu extended trip ffrruFh
me rolfh.ru port ~ me state
N Vt Wa.fera who Hna Tor the rarf
"fraI uffEH nefr confined 90 me
North NheeiInr hospital ulfnz a fra
ffrnd lfr vac removed % biz home af
Elm Grove rerfrrfar
Brad. jess and IlUsIf emIti af Eim
Grove WIN leave to-day rrr a eevrraf
1s .ramginr rip no Die wheeling
rtnk
Peter FIrrerar returned asf evening
fH .Im Grove after nrNrNIrr ffn week
90 uIfn relatives 90 cameron
Herbert fnrFrr ~ Patterson. fa ererf-
IrE a fov days uIfn frenda Hf Dallas
James STEPHEN nnf John MeLure 20
Iw Grove attended ths bail same "a
brilliant yesterday.
Sire rrarr rail- urn frr heer arenf-
Irr re post several fHrr Win friends
af FllfCr lcf gerferfar Ter her home
Hf ~ffffrhHrrf
Joseph rnrfrrf raa -rairref ffr -~-
..fIrr no fhr Drrtf-Nr Donald Feed efgre
Hf EfrH Grove
Raymond ra-rIrar. ~ r~Itfrtarrr fs
fI.frr be- n~rnfnrr Ioreph e. FULTON
GEORGE gillIreu. 20 nnf haa feff
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To Look Young Quickly
For Special Occasion

How often have you fused and put
tered with your face on the eve o.
some Important social event whsu yUu
nuted Co Hook your VrFtttesf and try
what you would yuu just couldn't got
tho desired result NtNt time yugr face
tfCuulr uurulA. sNhihttinE H C~arUFuru
and sassy appearance. and rr|isrtraaFrl
with unc Hines. hUrr's something that
VIII quickly transform 90 into one uf
youthful freshness.
ust gclt an ounce % pwUdercd sHVo.
lite nt your druggist miN thiH With
about r. half plot nf witch HHrsf and
battle your face boz The solution fHr two
or thrrc mtuutss. immediately after
you feel e. urufinE uu pf the skin and
underlYiuE tissue. which naturally irons
cut The little wrinkle. worry marks
and uabbintss The contour and sem
ssrai appearance OF Nuur fFsr nr. so
much Improved. sou viii ha glad sou
heard ~ THIS simple and harmless
method
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THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron
Why Are You Generous?

We were discussin- the character Of
n mutual acquaintance the other day.
Someone called him selfish. someone
else defended him--As no article In his
defense. a lavish gift 20 a neighbors
child was mentioned
That doesn't prove anything" re-
torted his critic. he likes 20 give things
10 Ruth He's-fond Of her. Tie doeEn Z
do A because he's unselhsh. lie does a.
because he likes to-
The talk swung or 20 other points
TOR and against the defendant but 4
did notsfollov ~ further because WAS
travelling down the vista which the
critics last words had opened.
He doesn't DO ~ because he's unset
nsh lie does n because he likes to-
row confused. crisScrossed and but
partially understood are the springs OF
human action
And how difficult. nay. how impos~t-
bic. even N ono tould see straight into
mems hearts and could understand thee
SPRINGS OF action. would 10 be 20 meas
urv n weigh human goodness and say
MS man u better than thaf". The
other deserves more credit than this
This mans critic denied him credit
Tor his generosity because he enfovrd
~ How much 81 all The generosity in
me Norid DO you suTpose o. entirely
rec from the motive OF self gratihcr-
The lowest motive FOR Eenerost,v f.
- win approval and gratitude. we vent
70 be praised. We want 90 he thourhf
NeU ~ and 90 We give such gsnsr0--
ny lH IKE the caress % a cat that cold
est ana most rel~f-containod q domesti-
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for c~isrksburr. where she viii visit

for c~isrksburs. where she viii visit
friends.
Carl sehuttler has returned from an
extended visit TO South bethlehem.
Pa
Ms Adam Davidson. OF Cornwall. y.
+ D. a guest IN the city Tor a feW days
Mr. Charles Cook. OF Norfolk. Va. Is
visiting friends here FOR a few weeks.
Misses camilla and Julia bryant. Of
y. y. Who were guests Of
NJ J. j. Ianey. have returned TO their
Miss ZIta CLARK. who have ba.n the
guests OF friends In Parkcrsburg. has
returned 20 her home.
Glenn StciumctE b. In PHILADELPHIA and
other cities on business.
Master Robert Lukens. son % M and
NC Lukens. Of Fourteenth street.
Who has been the guest OF Mrs. John X
indley. az hCeefer Heights. near pbffa-
.deluhta. viii return home this week
VIII schenk Of The Island. has return
"a from spending his vacation AZ Clevc-
land and other lake points.
Lane bennett. Jr-. OF Weston. VIII has
been on a trans-continental tour iu his
car. o. The guest OF his sister. Mrs. John
son Mckinley. az Echo Point.
MI and Mrs Louis Whit and family
nave returned from a visit 20 Atlantic
Misses REGINA and Angela Marion viii
return to-day from a visit 10 washing
ton baltimore and other eastern cities.
Miss Carrie Ziegier and Miss EIsio
1olunr have returned from Atlantic
'itA washington and baltimore
~. ~ bills a. spending two weeks in
The A~licrhenies. where he fs enjoying
fishing and hunting.
y J. stone and Attorney Carl schmidt
Park
Misses Cad Bremen and Ada Strfneer
haN returned from buckeye ~ wbere
they spent two weeks.
Miss Julia Fciuler. OF North MAJ,
street has returned from tabur
"nsre she was the guest OF her sister
MIS- T. J. williams and son.of Shreye.
port, Louisiana are the guests OF Mis-
Aa,llsn Lewis, OF North Huron street.
John TANNER. Jacob Penerman and
| burgh. i"ts
Miss Helen Monahan has returned "a
her nome on North Main street after a
visit In Pittsburgh.
me Misses stella. Regina and Nfvrtl.
Staih. Of No. 37f0 For street. VINO az
been ~spending the past couple of week
p Toledo. o. will return TO their home
this evening ~
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Gated animals. which. under a show Of
auection, ruA up against your arm
merely 20 scratch it, back
lnnnitely above this H. the desire 10
make someone whom We love happy,
but a. not this also a form OF self,
EratlncatiouT II you love anyone Ners
dearly you enjoy their pleasure. In giv-
self. ~
To give without any wish for Eratf-
tude ana 20 give 60 someone WHOM you
DO not love. merely because you wish
20 benefit humanity-this 10 the Highest
the purest and OF course the rarent
Kind Of unseihshne.s.
Yet one would not care 20 benefit
humanity unless one loved ~ IN n GER
tain way. 80 this too ~ a rarened and
sFoiihed form OF self qualification.
Do ! mean by all this 10 decry gem
croslty and put him who practices Ia
on the same plane with the man who
thinks only of himself7 Far from a.
We are Just amusing ourselves BY ea-
aiming that tangled rkcin Of human
motives which somehow weaves Itself
into human d%estinies. ~ does not male
n Thing wrong hat you enjoy n. and
generosity a. no less generous and beau
utul because We get pleasure out OF ~.
perhaps the more 80. To be able 20
love a friend 80 we'll tina his pleasure
y yours b. n high form Of soul culture
And % be able 20 love humanity In this
way e. n stiii higher form. This H.
what We mean when we describe "A man
~ that word which. % my thinking IL
The highest title Of praise in the Fngilsn
ianEuaEe.-a altruisti
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NEWS BRIEFS

C j. Proudfoot. travelling passcn.
ger agent for the local division Of the
u. a o.. Is in receipt OF the rates from
ms city 70 a Francisco for the
Panama-Pacihc Exposition. The rate
ron this city for the round trim 10
the coast and return will be $3.50.
In the near future a series Of
meetings will be held BY the officials
OF b Pan Handle Agricultural Club
~throughout the counties OF the North.
crn Pan Handle
-Rt Rev. Bishop =. J. Donahue.
who was 70 have sailed for Europe In
october. has abandoned his trip. ow.
ing 20 the European war.
Moving pictures will be utilized
TO advertise West Virginia az the Pan.
ama-laCihc Exposition. This has
been decided upon by the commission
in charge OF this States exhibit The
manufacturers Of this district will in
an probability cooperate with tho
commission. as the matter is now un.
der consideration before the BOARD
or Control and the county commits.
s%ioners
w g. Greer. 81 th.4 city. has 70.
ceivcd papers from Washington ID
awarding him The patent rights on
on orchard heater no recently invent.
Cd.
Judge A q Dayton. o. the United
states District Court will return m
The district this week from his annual
vacation. Several important cases
viii b. taken no on his return.
The ways and means
~ the BOARD OF Trade will resume he
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regular senfmcathly sessions seou,
the miccle o. S~eDtemoer-
On re1t Friday evening Ohio Val
hey Loc<e No n. knights OF Pythias
~tn confer the rsnk Of PAGE On a class
Of c~andidatea
TIE fourth annual reunion Of the
Ramsey family. Which Vas held a; 10.
Gust grove last Thursday. two niles
south % Jacobsbrrg. O. vas vel a..
tended
On next SATURDAY the Socialists
q Martins Ferry VII hold a mass
n-etinE Tor the purpose OF registerfng
a protest against the European war.
Frederick Guy Strickland. % Dayton.
and " a. Hilton. OF this city. viii de-
liver the addresses. A number OF 9th.
- protest meetings win b held AZ
later dates throughou; the Ohio Val
ley.
The opening Of the new White
Front restaurant N the location OF
he former : r. Dawson restaurant.
Saturday. was a success. and the
opening vas well attended Mr.. Knapp
viii act az manager Of the restaurant
Stealing porch chairs seems 10
have become a f~avorite pastime with
several people In The city during the
last few days The police have al
ready found two Of them. but ~ was
said yesterday that another had been
taken sunday morning
Their has been thus far Tg0 licenses
Issued through the auditors offire for
h"r-e-draWn vehicles The cify has re-
malninE 40 license ts-s aud az the de-
msnd SIN continues the bard Of CON
troi VIII order another allotment.
Saturday produced two blank seS-
stors % police court. the police not max
ina an arrest either Friday Or saturday.
since the adNent % prohibition there
has been but one session 81 police court
on S~eN1rday.
city solicitor J Harold brennan has
ruled that the city can legally use the
oio.eNo left In the gas improN cfnent fund
Tor which bonds were Heated 90 redeem
oid city bonds NV drawing Interest.
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OFFICERS RAID
FISHING CAMP"
PIP cREEK RESORT aPuLLED- ny
ST. cLArRsvILLE AUTHoETTrEs
beilsire Residences Also Raidsd Ysstsr-
oAy-four Alleged Bpsafsaefss
NiHttsd Saturday.
121c

Armed with "a search and seizure var
rant Constable Allison Davis. Of e.
'~lairHviile. went 20 Pipe Creek. south
or H'liaire. sunday and searched tho
s g4mp % charles Phillips for
lluof The onlcer found thres ksEs Or
hsgate1 and taken 20 Sd CIairsgnie AMI
lN % used 90 evidence AGAINST Phil
,onstable Davis made BE appsaf-
was in progress and an &c nIssts
= the camp were drinking Phillips va
Sisees No. ese glairsyine lsl sna
Rsia =, s.usir. week
raided The sileeed F1eaEsssv M ~
l hftwesn ~ThIrtr-nrHf ara Thfrfr-
enl street, conducted b. Dennis
chef Ms6ous tss, Won ssgor's e
eteroaF. and when the oNlcrr
ihc place Pc found Hgnicisnt o.
we're COnfFrafed ana taker III
-. HIf tlIIllnE Moran f1rnfnfaf
niago- i'f hegaring before
Four Raidsd SATURDAY.
il nIlrials saturday raid
about fftefr llruf fne raaf - -
hl blrrsr. ~ Martins Ferrr ard
McAanus Thomas Hae8e ana
80 ama,i Ksls.. ss5i,s W " /,
rilrlar evening Tee
tin places uaH one har-
1Fht or frr rHuon ~ ufIsEe
were arraurr1 before e1ulrr
rn $500 bond ffrv
tnfr bearing fne FIRST Of fr
came officials armed effh I
zoe warrant raIlef = nfrra - a.
llfnre no nrrarfH urrn ur.nr 80
iH. Or 81 clnfrsFl1la ana rlr.
hacne 70 LANSING arrerfsf
'n fhe Barton division aafur-
l uFht ~ = John Doe uarrarf Ia.
u'pre Mayor Davies ~ 81
"ie ard held Tor "a hsarInr
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0UT-THE-PIKE


lhe heavy fall q rain during FRIDAY
night and saturday raised the streams
20 such an extent that a considerable
stake or water has been lowing INTO
Neehs the creek from Eim grove 10 the
eitN, ana IN particular from Fulton a
ne river has been Ia the worst poe
out-the-ptkc towns coF@cting tn tne
stream became 80 that for a
,lme serious Thought was given the mat.
ter Of turning the sever from ths rfrv
INTO the creek az Fulton 20 flush out ths
MIN The creek e. nov running out
iul from bank 90 hank. and h. havinE
the hfst real c~leaniug Of the summer.
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r. Harris. Mrs. VIM. Queen. Mrs.
George Foster. Mrs. Gene Mcmahon.
Mrs. John Cusick. Mrs. Joseph Nc
Mahon. Mrs l.. Wood. Mrs. George
Bryson. Mrs. Dowd. Misses Rena
Harris. Birginia Simpson. Anna Bar
rctt. Eleanor Simpson. Clara Barrett.
and Messrs. John Cusick. Raymond
Barrett. Glen McMahon. Francis
Dowd and Mr.. and Mrs. +. Barrett.
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Yawn. Col J J. O'Buen and family.
Miss HELEN Elig. Miss Lillian Cor.
nish. Master Howard Cornish. Mr.
Elmer MeaEle. Miss Fox Of Wheeling
The following guests are expected Tor
"a weeks stay Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker.
Mr. and Mrs Chiffon. Mr.. Watson
and son. Harold. Mr.. and Mrs. Dr
Wiley.
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Union district Consolidated High
school. - Sherrard. will open the term
OF l9lf-l5 this morning. with Professor
S~chroyer Of harbour county. a. the
head The school takes in practically
All the country schools In the district
and H. rated as one o. the best district
FtCh schools iu the state. The reason
given FOR the earlv starting H. the delay
caused - times hy the severe winter
weather. Last year. owing o. the heavy
snow That fcll ~ times during the win
ter. school had 90 h. ~andon FOR
some time consequently the term wss
considerably later closing than ofhcr
country districts by starting early. n
chance will be given for p susupension
and san end the term with other High
schools.
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Mr. and Mrs John Narshau OF
Farkershur- spent sunday with ut
and Mrs Joseph r. PAUL
MafFarnt Whitwarth Of Washing
Ton. Pa Or visiting relatives hero
AFTER spending n few days az bic
nome o. Pleasant Valley. United
states Highway Engineer Dr. Z Ar.
benz I'f' llst nlrht fdr Wa.l.nsfo~
ID G. whore 10 d. located WITH mo
iuhi' Highway Department
carl + Leafhcrwoof leaves Tr..
DAY Tor a training camp on fFa rr.s.
river. 20 train FOR the frr.-su -a...-
or West virginia T.rIve-s.r
John q Arhcrz leaves Trss4av fo-
,oIlmo1s On take a special course
lH Tho dental department
OF M" ohio State University
Ff'd Hol has accepted "a POSITION
az me FoeforIa Glass Works
Irof 7 IT. Thornton. instructed r
history DO The local h.rh school --r
coach ~ fhe basketball and f-s-.
teams arrived in tho r.fg s7tr-fa-
IufInF The summer DO took a s-e
course in Columbia rrfvrrItr .-
later Fnert a brief vacation Z. M
l,',.r Gfy ard other Easto-r ro.-..
OF interest
Rev VIM q rlfa-- 's svasr-
home today from Dover n ur.-. b.
has been spending Die vacation
hra 7 p trhorr and farrt..-
N'sses Jane and susarra I'd u.,.
valley Gre visiting relatives -
ZanervIUe. O
hr Russel RI Skee's tas returned
roW aifenlin- fHe convention -
international rtI0rrrartIr AssorIa
ton no Davenport Iowa
T. p Booth win arrive .n the city
dar from Hrrfirr0r. f8 fats
harce of fhe local Office rf -ra
Bra1street agency
S'muei Williams 'ef Saturday on
IN extended vacation fol Cedar Rag
de. Iowa
M" Berthe Wendell Isr yesterday
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Mrs Edward Barrett was surprised
~ her home In Glendale on sutur,,sy
by her friends. The celebration OF
her thirty ninth birthday was the fea-
turo % the entertainment. 4 lunch
con was served the following. Mrs.
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Church ssutesr-

me nrst time for one month the
regular sunday services were observed
yesterday at the stone church al rim
Grove Rev. l.. r Lewellyn. after hav-
INK enjoyed p month Of vacation. yes-
terday occupied the pulpit both al the
morning and evening services. At the
delivered the morning sermon, start
lnE Yesterday. the regular Sunday -erv-
Ices Viii be held In the churches In the
out-the-pike district.
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Tor Huntington. where he will .,.,d
stal Gays looking after business
Virginia MrNefry. 0f Clark
DuIE D. spending several dava a. fhe
eIest of Miss Elma paterron All Pin
MrH Henry Burns. 81 Mifusv MAJ,
pfudinE several days a. ne vt.-t
~ relatives 90 the Naples hotel 81 ~,
An important meeting Of Henry ct.,
amp Modern Woodmen Of Awerfr,
~ Pc held 80 tho lodge rooms Tle-,
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Mrs Leach Crscraft entertained
with three tables 81 bridge AZ the b..
$ NcLure home. Film HuI' on Fri
day afternoon. The honor guests
were Mrs Adam Davidson. ~ Corn
wall y y, and Mrs. Charles Cook
OF Norfolk. Va.
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Mystic Lodgs.

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Mystic lodge, X. Of r.. No. -. OF Elm
sroNe, VII be held this evening la
their lodge rooms on Main street
Among other things that will be taken
up VIII be the Initiation Of a class ~
candidates. other matters Of general
imporfance VIII be dlanmeard
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Funcrai services over the remains Of
the iatc louis sax. who passed away =.
ne Hnekirf Hospital Thuradav evening
following an operation FOR kidney frou-
pr" VIII Pc held from his late residence
lt fuIf0g. fNle afternoon % 2 o'clock
FOLLOWING fhe services 90 the home. in.
termenf VIII b. mndc in the Greenwood
remHfrrF.
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Mission Meeting.

u meeung Of the Womens Home and
Foreign Mission society OF the stone
chnrch VIII be held Thursday afternoon
az the home Of Mrs 7. . Hervev Al
Elm Grove Following the business OF
rendered. All members are urged 10 be
present
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win Entertain ErI,nd.

Miss Helen Virginia Clator viii en-
terrain twenty girl friends az her home
In Mt De Chantal Thursday. The
AFFAIR will be In the nature OF a lawn
party.
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The Patterson and Elm Grove hase
ball Team. accompanied ~ a large dele
cation of roofera. yesterday fou~meved
o. hrtiltnnt where they met and defeat
- fhs strong tenn Of that place BY the
score 81 Z % o. IN one % the best games
~ the season.
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The guards of the Burt Hive No.
IS will give a penny social Thursday
evening a. the home OF Mrs. John
W Stamm Of 30 Eleventh street. An
interesting program viii BE- rendered
which includes the following
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About People
Movements Of individuals 20
and From .ls City
TRLsTATE ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTElg


MeIure George Bovine. Chester:
l. W Burns. Grafton. r l. Buninr.
TOM GAINESVILLE. Mrs. J. C. Raw
Jhrtchsville. r. r. Brown. U-hrichs.
vile; Mrs Dr. Cunnigh. Wooster 4,
a Buel. Canton.
Stamm-F F. StoRgers. Hundred.
w. A Mott. Pittsburgh. l.. Hen-v
Clinton J. q. Shaw. West Liberty 4
Wallenster. Pittsburgh.
Grand Central r Fuller Dan.
vile Edwin sharp. ST. ClairsviTle. I
y scotb Maynard Mary G paker
M~arksburg Frank Baker. Hurfinr.
ton W H. Holden. PITTSBURGH.
srunswick-E r Atha. Fairmorf.
q p Bresnan. Huntington. p p Rsv
cameron J l. Henderson. Came-o,
John Coiumbe. Diilouvale. j. ". Tate.
Chicago.
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Sixth Birthday.

Little Miss Julia John Sparks OF
Evansville. Ind, who Is the guest OF
her grandmother. Mrs. Lulu b. Swee-
ney. at Highland Park. entertained
Friday. The party took place In the
ball room where the decorations
were Of yellow. The little guests who
enjoyed the hospitality OF Miss Sparks
were.
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LosT-iadies' Hunting case gold watch
between rryors Efafion and Ffm
Gro o. corporation line. Hes Initials ~
D. l." Reward 10 returned 90 D h Wal
ton. Elm Grove. au-70l
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". e. '. u. Convention.

The Marshall County W. G. T. a.
convention will be held at Cameron.
Thursday September 3. az 1 o'clock
The program % be- rendered includes:
Song ........ Coronation
Scripture Reading ...... Mrs. Hart-r
Prayer ...... -..... Mrs. Ktnsey
White Flag Driu Nv. G.. T. 4.
SONG ....................W. G. T. q.
Address ..... Mrs. Lane Nost
Recitation Miss Doris Hinerman
Address Evangelist Jeane smith
song. W. c. T. u.
Election Of Officers.
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Mas Kate Hunter entertained az
her home on Fourteenth street on
Saturday with an informal bridge
party The AFFAIR was given for her
cousin. Mrs " &. LauEnt. Of Savan-
nah. Ca. who o. the house guest 81
her daughter. Mrs. r b. wildly az
Bae- Mar.
The guests included
Misses
Gene LoEHn EIIt hunter
Julie Campbell
mssdAmsat
a. n. wilson Vlfbv
Norman Richie ". q LauFut
\. u. Mead