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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-05

STATToNERs lae smith Stationery Co. Steel of lice furniture. 2024 1st ave. fhohe ..........s....... a2o
 SULPHUR BATHS Campbell's Sulpho-Spino Bath Sani- tarium. 4th Floor Hood Bldg. Electric rubs and sulphur steam oaths. fhone ..''...t......... .s7f5
 TtILoRs Goodman. the Tailor s94 N. 18th st. "Speciar'-Free trousers with each suit order. Phone ........ 8.8I ". L. Hawkins. Tailoring; suits snonged and pressed 40 cents. We call and deliver. 1900 Ave C. Maln .s...''.. .-..--........... .5367
 TAxICABs IaNicab Auto Co., Inc. Five and seven passenger cars. 1S17h 2d ave. Main ..... ......... IN Bessemer Transfer & Auto Go. We make speciality of handling picnic parties. w. T. Warlock. Bessemer ,......,.......s... S2
 TRUNK FACTORIES Trunks, bags. suitcases. leather goods everything for the trav- eler' Repair work speciality Birmingham Trunk Factory, s1h N. l9th st. Phone Main .......e ec5s kosenhergers Trunk Store, trunks, suitcases, bags, small leather goods. Hartmann wardrobe ? trunks. All N- goth st. Main. ~ a3I0
 TURKISH BATHS Hamman. Baths. s2lla N. goth st Turkish baths nnd ehiropody. Phone .................... 3gSs WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS Tennessee Distilling Co. 1913 2d ave, N. Phone, e,...,.,.......f7 .f772 Max Harkins 2S16 N. s7th st. Our specials, Harkins' A and Har- kins' Old 9a9. Phone, 7a7a WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS Markstein x Co
 21S N. 18th st.
 Phone ..,s......,.... aaiD
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

Barbour Plumbing. Heating and
 Electrical Go. 10 S. 20th st. Phone ....... ...........,.... Alabama Supply Go. Electrical con tractors. chandeliers, heating
 and plumbing. sos N. goth st. Phone ... ................. ......
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

hATES-Onc cent word dayt no ad. taken for iess than 25r for first fnsrr- ffen. tnsh aeeesuraus order,
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1 SELL real estate and negotiate loans. Jerome Tucker. POT N. 21st st
 7-13-tf-su
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EIGHTEEN-ACR,E DAIRY FARM t6000-Eighteen- acre dairy farm, seven miles from Birmipgham; on good road; has large spring and following Improvements: Six-room cottage, A. room log house, dairy for 50 cows cement floor; spring house with ce- ment floor and about 120 fruit trees already bearing. Will sell on easy terms, or trade for Birmingham prop erty.
 JEMISON REAL ESTATE & INS. co.
 211 N. 20th St. Phone 52S0
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GENERAL merchandise business; do about s60,000 cash and 30-day busi- ness; stock, $10,000 or $12.000 close to oil fields; biggest in south; fine location; don't answer unless you have the money and mean business
 Box 142, Mansfield, La. 6-2S-St-su
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GRAYMONT BARGAIN. A 10-room house, built for a home with a beautiful lot. 50x150; eastern exposure; half block of Owenton- Ensley car line. This place is the cheapest thing in ths whole immediate section for the price of 5000. You should let me show you this if you want a bargain
 SEE JAMES A. WOOD
 WITH
 THE LIVE WIRE
 HAGGARD REALTY CO, s01-2 AMERICAN TRUST BLDG.
 MAIN 7794.
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FOR RENT. Modern bungalow near Lakeview. Rent S35 per month Two new broom bum galows, West End, $2O per month; Nice Groom cottage on elevated lot just off 11th ave, S., $30 per month. Ideal home on Hanover Circle; all freshly papered; rental $50 per month. Very attractive price if taken at once.
 STORES. We are exclusive agents for 2317-l9 Ed ave-. nice mercantile location. See us for price.
 TWENTIETH STREET STORES. We have some nice locations on 20th st. for October 1. You know what goth st. Is in retail way: you know that most every shopper makes goth st. the center of her activities. Look over these locations. We also have some nice offices for rent
 JEMISON REAL, ESTATE & INS. co.
 211 N. goth St. Phone 52S0
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MODERN
 HOME COST $7500
WORTH ssooO


 PRICE FOR QUICK SALE $6900 This one Is without doubt the best built and the most expensively fin l.. ished home west of goth st. On an ele : vated, full sized lot and surrounded by high class homes. A real high priced full sized home that will de light home buyer. This has large rooms, wide halls plenty of closets, etc, on an elevated lot surrounded by pretty homes and near good car line; has living room, dining room, den. breakfast room, kitchen, four bedrooms, tile bath and sleeping porch, servants room, with plumbing and large concrete basement; oak floors throughout house, highly fin ished woodwork; modern heating and plumbing system. In fact. this is by far the best $S000 home in the city. The owner has to move to St. Louis. Will cut his price to s6900 to make quick sale. Must have as much as $1250 cash. Balance in easy payments
 GEORGE O. MABRY 302-3 JEFFERSON co. BANK BLDG.
 PHONE MAIN 2572 FOR SALE-4-room house. lot 40x130 feet, Woodlawn; price, $65o terms, $100 down, s10 per month l.. P. Hill, phone 4722; 1Q24 4th ava
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HOMES FOR sAID

s45O0-New T-room bunsalo,y on soutb Highlands, close In, handsomely papered, hardwood floors furnace heat; Renting for $3b per month An s3000--New broom bungalow, North Highlands, high location, close in, electric chandeliers. gas and fn1 stantous heater, Would exchange for acreage or suburb lots. Apply to H. M. ROBERTSON. 20.6 tst Ave.
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MONEY TO LEND.

HOTELS AND Si s,..lriS nEcCi.io BAYOU LA BATRE. ALA. is the f1sher-
 mans paradise; best fishing, boating and bathing on gulf coast; terms reasonable.
 Write John R. Moore, Prop. Bayou La
 Batre Inn. 6-3p-i4t CHARLOTTE LODGE. ss6 Charlotte st.. Asheville. N. c. Delightfully."- located. op- posite The Manor. large grounds. For rates address H. Gwenan. 23s Charlotte st.. Asheville. N. c. x-S1-6t-su
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AUTOMOBILES

PJNCTURES cured instantly without re- moving tire. delay soiling hands. Mar velous discovery. Inexpensive method For particulars address, Auto Patent Co.,, 327 First National Bldg, Houston, Texas.
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|ONE CENT A WORD
FOR RENT-ROoMS

HATES-One cent a word n dayt ad.
 tnken for less than 26c for first fnser- ton. tu.t nccompauy order
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TEACHERS

ALABAMA teachers for Alabama schools; special enrollment for certifi- cated teachers; excellent places, S50- si50. Southern Teachers Agency, w. H. Jones, Manager, Columbia, S. c.
 6-25-l l0t thu sil- tu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
BIGGEST DAY
Program FOR Marshall County Teach
ers' Institute Today Is Best
Of the Week

The Marshall County Teacher In.
sttute opened yesterday morning with
devotional exercises led bv Rev
a. McNemar and was followed by a
selection by Mr. Francis Wheeler
several more teachers enrolled YES.
terday morning bringing the total near
the three hundred marx Today viii
70" the most important since the SOS.
slons opened Monday morning This
VIII Do known as agricultural and
board OF education day. when an the
members Of the various boards o. "a
ucaton throughout the entire county
VIII attend Mr. r. s Nusrrove. roffr.
~ agricultural agent VIII attend tho
session today and deliver a lecture
upon Agriculture which will most
aFsurediy prove interesting and In
eiructive % the many persons present
l'r Powell was the first sneaker
yesterday morning and used for hIs
subject. school Control. and and
The same proved most interesting
Following recess. Prof Wheeler smoke
q short while on geography last
eveninE County superintendent 30 ~.
Mcdowell Dr Powell ard Prof co..
or went to Sherrard where Tho.
spected the Shorrard consolidated
school which is considered 20 be- ono
OF The bosei1 this county
The t0IOu.uE teachers have .r.
rolled since Tuesday evening
Foster Rine. cts.
2 r. Hanifan. Banuoof
T % Ev.nE. Viola
Thomas Wclrh. Viola
T. % Meats Cameron
N Conner. Board Tree
Minnie Arnold CapfIua
HALLE Lyons West Alexander. pa
Ior'a WUf0ure NrWr.hrr
Sadie Wiley woodland
Martha WrKinrIr. Proctor
M1ud0 NrWhartor. EIu Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

The executive committee OF the
Ohio County Anti-Tuberculosis league
VIII hold meeting Friday afternoon
az o'clock IN the headquarters of
the organization in the board OF trade
building. for the purpose OF consider
INK matters In connection with the
campaign. n is expected that plans
viii be outlined az the meeting. for
the conducting OF an aggressive cam.
paign. In the way OF securing contri.
buttons 20 the campaign fund. which
has been In progress for the past few
weeks.
While over $500 has already been
subscribed. there remains 10 be col
lected by the league S7.17g and as the
officials are entering upon the last
LAP OF the campaign. which will fail
unless the general public contributes
literally 10 the fund. II becomes nee.
essary for the executive committee
20 take some action In regard 20 the
matter In order 20 make the campaign
a Euccessful one. az well a. securing
enough money 20 insure the work Of
the league for the next two years, In
fighting the white plague.
Every dollar contributed viii help
% cure or prolong tho life o. some
ore who has the dreaded disease IN
the FIRST stage. and as the money -
being used In the interest % good
cause. every one should take sdvsnt-
age of the opportunity 10 contribute,
whether their contributions b. large
or small. a. the money received VIII
be very much appreciated on the part
Of those who are IN charge Of the
work
The officials are % the opinion that
many have been holding back their
contributions. thinki9z that some one
Of the League woull call 10 receive
the contribution. Al the present time.
many % those in charge OF the cam
pairn are out ~ the city and owing
10 this fact o. is impossible for the
campaign fo be- conducted along az
Fressive lines o. this time While
tho contributions during the past few
days are small yef the officers and d.
rectors n The league are optomisfic
and feel confident that the general
public Of Wheeling and vicinity viii
assist In helping 90 make the cam
raiEn a success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
WHEN WE WORK BEST.
BY Ruth Cameron

Ny small nephew came home the
other thOrninE from an errand on
which his mother had sent him. limp,
Ing painfully His foot. be explained
was very sore. and the long walk mad
been too much for a.
He lay down on the couch and
GraCiously permitted his mother 20
see the sore spot which consisted OF
small stone brulse when he put
on his stocking again II was with the
grimaCe Of one who f. trying 10 s-al
NJ under unbearable pain
That same afternoon saw my small
nephew with two older boys THIS
time he was not limping but striding
proudly along carrying pail We
stopped 10 parley. Where have you
he said. TO pick hlueberrles See an
We picked Were going 10 sell them
and 20 20 the movies tonight" BE
had two quarts 81 berries Berry IAN
Or a. least a mile away ard the
movies are the same distance IN
another direction
But your foot" said: how could
you walk 20 far Doesn't 10 hurt
you ."
lie looked bit Fhamefaced for a
minute. but recovered rapidly ron.
that's much better" he patronlzingIy
exnlained. 4 guess IT'S going 10 get
we'll
40. my small nephew f. not a ny
pocrite and I'm not writing this 10
show him M
on the contrary. ] doubt In the least
that bis foot hurt him on the GRAND
and didn't hurt him when he was
having a good time. 70 seems 20 me
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
Do~ler Reunion.

A family reunion was held az the
residence 81 DR. and Mrs NJ A.
Dowler OF Glendale Tuesday. The ar
fair was planned for Mrs p. II Dow
Ter ~ San Luis Ohispo. Cal. niece OF
tho host u was also DR.. DowIer's
sixty second birthday. for which he
received many useful gifts TIE
guests Included Mrs. p n. Dow
Ter. Of San Luis Obispo. Cal. Mr. and
Mrs q n Dowier. OF Warwood: SIR
and Mrs J y Dowler. of Woodsdsle.
Mt and Mrs r 6 Meek. ~ Woods
dale. Mrs Lizzie Lancaster. OF wheel
ing Mrs Milcha Dowler ~ Mounds
Vile. Mrs Annie Dowler. ~ Center
Belpre. o. Mrs Molle DowIer. or
Glendale. Mrs W r Dowler. q Los
Angeles. Cal; Mrs. Minnie Stewart. or
Wheeling. Miss Marie Dowler. ~ San
Luis Obispo Cal . Misses MouIe Dow
Ter. Bessie Dowler. Mary Ellen Dow
Ter. Hester Meek and Elizabeth Ann
Meek. o. Woodqdala
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that this little incident "a an excellent
Illustration OF the powerful influence
OF pAychological conditions upon work
Many people are inclined 20 under.
rate this Psychological Influence "a
cali II Imagination and 10 refuse 10
reckon with g. This b. great mia
take. The man or woman who Ia reaIiv
trying % understand other men and
women does not make "a.
For instance the efficiency engine,.r
studies the psychological conditions
just az carefully as he does the nhysl-.
az The motions or brickIaver
WORKING upon the wall OF a church
aiH-ring from his own religion. D." writes
sItprfick Taylor, are often vastly
dlHereut fro mthoEe that ne il careful
% make when the CONGREGATION 10 oc.
cupy ~ coincide with his own belief r"
Again he declares The contentod
Wofher does not require % large a
tiguo"
You see. this man realizes that
psychological influences are facts. not
m be sneered az or ridden rough shod
utilized
What he does with pleasure. the
average prrson does more easily and
more quccpHFfuiiy Whatever he Az.
likes 20 do he does painfully and prob.
ably poorly. not because he deliberate.
" Intends 70. but because if'e nature.
We cannot always be doing the things
We enjoy 7 don't mean 10 suggest
mat merely offer these instances az
facts which n a. worth while remerl.
boring in our relations with other men
and womenr- and especially children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
ANTI TUBERCULOSIS
FUND
HELP IT GROW

The a-fIfgherruI0sIa rar.rafgr fund
ia Increasing slowly. and the rFrr1.
i've committee of fhr Anti. TubrrruI1.
..s l'feIr Of Ohio county feels aaffa.
hr1 that trr required amount Cor the
care % patients and fha continuance
% Tho frFf AGAINST fha dread ffroara
vIl soon be- raised The comm ffra
.r .1aTEr 70 The campaign har artrd
ior certain number OF .DrIrff0ns
m certain amounts and r0 Oar have
Hrnn eIrrrssful In securing many cub.
e-rirfi0rF Two euharripfi0na %
$1,000 each were asked Tor. and thny
we're received coon after the opening
RI che rau-aIEn
In addition fo these the committee
he'd l1r fre following e1bsrr.r fIons.
-Four at $500 each. thirty at 500 f1-.
E 90 SO City af S.. one hundred st
$40. two hundred az s.. and GIVE bun
IrrI af 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

The wedding % Miss Katherine Ire
hearne and Mr. Charles ". BAILEY
both ~ this city. took place e. the
parForaEe % the Baptist church Rev
p r briuenstool OBLIGATED "Wednesday
afternoon The attendants we're Miss
Mabel Frehearne and Mr. Higgins
Both the bride and groom are well
known. Mrs Bailey was employed a,
Snook.s store and Mr. Rauev Is an
employe OF the Wheeling Traction
Company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

TOW 20 YOU wash Your Facet
II you wash your face in the WRONG
way every day for a year you wont
De- as pretty girl az the end OF that
ume a. you were al the beginning
Your skin will be coarsened and vour
color spoilt. and n you look az your
self In a good light you win see many
little wrinkles
This IS the right way Of washlns
your face:
ul start by bathing &, in clear hot
water
t2l Apply a little good. pure soap
/ 20 sort flannel or your fingers. and
20 thoroughly well over your face
with this
90 Rinse the soap on again with
hot water
a. sponge your face lightly with
cool-not cold water.
90 Dry your face downward Per
haps you don't know that bv cs-eIess
rubbing upward you can very soon
spoil the shape OF your nose
co. Brush or comb your evebrous
which will have become little rur,.
pied with the drying OF your face 4,
you leave them as they are thev will
grow into bad lines.
II Is not necessary 10 use sos, ~,
your face more than once a day. n
you come home at night with thor.
oughly grubby face an neck. YOU can
cleanse them best by rubbing a LITTLE
pure toilet cream all over them and
hen taking this on again with bit
or soft rag. This will bring the
dirt away wonderfully. After YOU have
wiped Il all on. battle your face In
warm water.
II you are very pale - IS a good
ming 70 splash cold water up iD,,
your face when you have fnlsbe1
"ashing Throw 70 up brisklv ui,b
both hands from the bssfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
CONTRIB UTIONS
ARE FALLING OFF
WEDNESDAY WAS ONLY DAY OF
CAMPAIGN THAT FUNDS HAVE
NOT BEEN RECEIVED.
To Aid In Fight Against Tuberculosis
Executive Committee 20 Meet
Friday Afternoon.
NO CONTRIBUTIONS.

Yesterday was the dullcst dav
In the Ant-Tuberculo-ls fund cam.
paiEn. Not single subscription
was received by the executive com
mittee OF the Anti tuberculosis
league. This was the first day
since the opening OF the campaign
that az least one or two suhcrip.
lions we're not received. and those
IN charge are hoping that today's
returns viii make up for yoster-
day loss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

The y. o. p. Club vas pleasantly
enfertained b. Mia Berlin stshI
Tuesday % eninE. ~ hsr home ir Edr.
wood. Music and singing wee IRE
diversions % the evening several
piano solos were tCadered OF Prof
Heiistcrn Al 10 oc.oCk a two course
luncheon vas served. 'he color schrrs
being yellow and white. Covcrs wer.
laid tor the following Misses Emma
hbbert % Triadelpuia Marie Win.
Client Eva Daller. Edna Welsba- Mar.
celia Stahl Isabel Heiimsn. Margretta
Neishar and Bertha Stahl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

A Jolly time was held By the camp
ers A. Camp Rest on Wednesday
evening. The older members ENJOY
81 a vicente roast while the children
were treated 20 a Marshmallow toast
Two large campnres were built which
attracted attention along the river.
his event Be- one o. the finals % the
season as the camp breaks early IN
September.
This has been one % the rnu.t
popular camps along the Ohio and is
situated above Martins Ferry There
o. every convenience In camp even
a telephone The families go up early
In the spring and remain until colo
weather
The following are among those In
camp.
Mr. and Mrs Turner. Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. \ b p-rrt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kerr. Rev. and
Mrs. HILL MI and Mn = K. Fos-
ter. Mr. and Mrs S + Hauchton. Mr
and Mrs A. " Kerr. Mt Thompson
Kerr and sister Miss Ella Kerr. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Harvey. Mrs Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Taylor. Mr. and
Mrs Louis Scheehle. Mr. and Mrs.
SeahriEht
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For Wheeling Girl.

Complimenting her visitor Miss
Laura Dingl-. a pleasant young LADY
from Wheeling. Mrs Trent delight
fully entertained a few 81 her friends
Tuesday evening. After a pleasant
time spent with Eames-and music,
dainty refreshments brought the ev-
ening 20 a close. Those present were:
Misses Eta and Susie Fulton. Estel
and Myrtle Sheets. Gertrude. Fri.
Pearl Cyrus. Florence and Ida Fulton
Messrs. Lucien Donnick. William Cas-
tleberry. Homer Gebhardt. Walter Fui-
ton. George and Lewis Trent.-Hunt-
inEton Herald Dispatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
SOCIETY


hlss Anna McGrsEor-=re-rainrs a
nlfn1er ~ young p4upIs Wedn.sIzy
evening for her house guest Mss
Carol Powell. ~ Falrmon- The anair
toof place o. The iaen ana during
m early part ~ the evening a picnic
slpper AS served the Fuesfr A
bonfire vas built and nlarshrnauou.
we're toasted The guests included F..
Mtsssas
4erefa aarrarsf Herrsr
~ N.l Nlre.r.n NnrIHr
JAZZ carol NuuaI q
N'.i.e atN'sffElr FaIruurr
Eari Cora TIfl..-- r..--
Louis Mrrar-rrnr F..F-.- r-r',
HITle Mrtsrrrrr t-rarI.r f....-.
Elsar MrErernr
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Miss Katherine Farley entertained
"wednesday Tor her house guest Miss
Nell Byrnc % Wellshurr Following
various diversions the hostess served
a luncheon 20 Misses Anre Mead
den. Marguerite Gilbert louise Ir-
WIN NJ Pittsburgh. Neu Byrne or
WclIrturr Helen Gor4uch. Marie
Clendenu.nr Virginia Moore. Martha
FISHER Catherine Farley. Mrs q j.
Fisher
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Nira Ruth Elizabeth Gardner %
che South Side entertained q number
Of hrf tnrre friends I- honor % frs
second ann .rrr4arr of fra birth rf her
brother Master John Wood Garden.
Lunch woe served tho children with
everyfh.0E .0 keeping with fre uv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

Ths " G. T r.. % OHIO county
are preparinE FOR a conrention 10 -
heit here Gone time In September
A number % DELEGATES from VARIOUS
towns viii b present An interest d.
inE program L. being arranged uncer
ne direction o The president. Ms
"a =. Ice.
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csnerea 40 sttens-s

suie party. chntrea 40 attena--
Eer-
Misses Eleanor kruEer. Clara Lonr
koserrary Long. kufh Hallef. NeIue
buEan. Bertha Berry. NarEurite Az
err. oarah LonE. Lillian Murphy. Ger
trlle Murpfy Masters Charles Braa-
dock. Jack Ner-wsn. Russell Berry.
Husteu uuEan. John Wool Garden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

The Kahn Club OF the South Side -
planning for a fine time on Septem-
Der 3. Il will be a lunch and dance
held az 81 Mays hall This will be
the FIRST OF the series OF fail and
winter social affairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

"h1a the mnuonafrs rou.ve
cauFffrr
something better thar sny oid mil
l1s-r declared the beach belle sTr.-s
saved lp fo spend and he's r-fv
. Loliavnis Courier Journal,
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Country cluh p,nc.

The dinner dance given az the
Country club Wednesday evening w1s
fairly well attended. a few Informal
parties were arranged for and all re-
NAMED 20 dance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

IEa,sh'y-'va rasseHpHor' o., 81,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

rrrIr ffr~r Amounting fr frrTI
TUT AZ AMOUNT E.M ASKED
TuH fTfr1
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The young lady across che way says
she overheard her father say thar
stocks had zone doU-n 20 low that aII
his bad been sold ouf and she sun
posed good business man like him
cidn- care 20 have them when they
we're so cheap and would buy them
hack a. soon az they had zone Up
again and we're really worth some
thing
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rs'r'y--7' sass--l5Har' o. so
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Aftsrneen Luncn.ar-

Mrs Joseph r. PAUL entertained
~ith luncheon Wedns-day after
noon Tor Mrs. Annie T. Palmer o'
Philadelphia. Who Is The guest of Nr.
Alfred PAUL al Hawthorn Court
mere were pretty appointments az
lhe luncheon and covers were marked
for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

Elizabeth Greer fislsne. on,