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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09
Cash Plano sale at BIIIinr.,s.

I THU 1t u IlIIIIIIl-.7 ,
We defy competition. II you are in
the market for a quality piano and have
some cash. buy Of Billings this week
and save many dollars A comparison
invited +. G. Billings Piano, 1O2 N
Stanton St.-Advertisement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27
EXPERIENCES OF NOBLE WOMEN
m EUROPE.

The horrible experiences that many
noble women in Europe have endured
during the past few months can never
be all told Here in America many
women. both young and old. have ex-
perienced much misery and suffering
Middle aged women about TO expert
ence that dreaded change OF life
should profit by the experience Of
thousands Of noble women who have
gone through the same period with
little or no pain. misery or discomfort.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription ~
and has been for over 40 years lust
the medicine that every woman needs
when passing through the changing
days. II b. not a secret prescription.
for its ingredients are printed on the
wrapper. It's temperance medicine.
Not only does 10 build up the entire
system and make ~ strong and vigor.
Gus enough 10 Withstand the OrEanis
disturbances. but 10 has a quoting e..
fec upon the feminine organism that
reduces the distress TO a minimum.
For any womanly allment. disease or
complaint. no matter OF how long
standing. We advise anxious women tol
get Dr. Piercc's Favorite Prescription
In either LIQUID or tablet form
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

Women's Clubs. now assembled in Par
kersburg. adopts the following resolu-
tons:
First Resolution: That we affirm the
resolutions OF the convention of 1918.
requesting the next West Virginia lcgis-
lature To provide measures for al in
creasing the educational facilities OF the
Moundsville Penitentiary: CD for estab-
fishing state reformatory for women:
90 Tor equalizing the rights OF men and
women OF the state n regard to the
holding OF property ana the guardian
ship OF children.
Second Resolution: That we petition
the next legislature OF West virginia to
pass the Juvenile Court bill the bill for
Weights and Measures and the Library
Extension bill which bills failed OF ac-
ton In the last legislature
Third Resolution: That we request
the next West Virginia legislature 10
take steps 90 provide for the extension
or Home Economic teaching In all the
public schools. and TO provide suitable
dwellings for rural school teachers in
connection with the school buildings.
Fourth Resolution. That we request
the next West Virginia legislature to
enact n law extending the principles OF
the mothers pension 10 all classes or
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lilies where O'Clock tea Is not a part
OF the household routine. the prepare
tons made for IL are apt TO bee too
elaborate. IL tea is served every day
the housekeeper has simple sand.
witches. easily made cakes or some
variety OF biscuit on hand. and two or
three people dropping in the after
noon Will make no difference in the
arrangement.
II. however. the hostess is unaccus-
toned TO serving tea daily. she is all
too apt TO feel that she must offer
elaborate refreshments at such times
as she does serve IT,
The tray may hold the choice of
lemon, cream, or rum: but the re-
freshments should be the simplest.
cakes II they are served at all.
Rich pastry is out of place except al
a large tea or reception. Plain cup
cakes, rusk or brioche are the best TO
serve. Fancy waters. raisin bread or
ginger bread may be used.
On cool afternoons hot buttered
soda biscuits. mullins. or scenes are
delicious, but these require more
trouble than thin. daintily arranged
sandwiches-and of these, many PEG
pie prefer the plain bread and butter
served at tea time. as they are less
apt TO destroy the appetite for dinner.
The bread should be cut very thin
and unsalted butter should be used.
II clover. roses or nasturtiums are
shut up in a crock with the butter. the
flavor of the flowers will be absorbed
into the butter and this gives a deli
cate and delightful taste to the sand
witches.
Stamp the thin sandwiches into cir
Giles with a biscuit cutter. or cut into
strips or triangles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

ON Monday evening November End. az
zoo o'clock the business Women r
Christian Association will give a Vic
troia Concert az their rooms. ii30 Mar
ket street. for the purpose o. adding to
their fund toward the furnishing Of the
Bible class room In the new building
fine program has been prepared BY
Mr. Albert Harth. 81 the O.. A. House
Music store. who will have charge u
the Nictrola. which Mr. House b. kind
ly furnishing FOR the occasion. ~ viii
include.
Sc saran Rose ................ Nerba
Toni Toni u'rcss sic To Thee.
................. Hawaiian guinfrffe
Who Know ......... John McComach
To- The slight when the Moon slightly
Wien i,- Nieh, Tims down n il uuf- -
Cannot SINS the Ola songs ~ '.... - .'.'''
................... Louise Hamer
Goodbye ............ John Mccormack
Through the Panama Canal .........
Home Sweet Home ....... Payne Bishop
Jewels or the Madonna ..... Orchestra
MAurari- Martha ...... Eurlco Caruao
Italian street Sons ....... Lucy Marsh
stiilc Nacht HoiiiRe Nacht ...........
5000. ... Nathan schemmann Helnk
Whlauerlnr Hope ..............
...... Aiius Gheck and Louise Homer
liumore sque- pgorah. .... Frltz kreisier
its Nice 90 Get up IN me MorninE
ocean Thou Mighty Monster '.' '
....... tt-t.-...t ...... Johanna gadaki
Come Where Ny Love Lies Dreaming
....ts...-. ........ john Mccormack
1aufhiuR Husband Medley. .........
............. .... Victor Military Rand
Cant You Hear Me calling .........
........ ........ Geo. McFnrlane
Mother Prayers Have Followed Nc.
s........... ....s... Homer NnffhrnVfr
A Perfect uaY .......... Evan Williams
uu Uu lerst Mer I'm WerTcn .......
st..... Aims Glurk and Paul nfwlera
Christmas DAY in The Worthouse ...
....ttt ........ Robert Wnhard
Nlrnlrfte gunrfffr ................ verdi
IunYhy from IorrlliYu ........ GODDARD
'ecile Waltz Castle House Orchestra
Tickets are on sair ~ tho NJ vs.. a. a
rooms ana alsu hV any member 0f fhs
Nuslurss Women Hlhle class The
ticket VIII entitle ne bearer 60 ice
cream and rake
Thir promises fo BE- one ~ the most
dchghtfui cvcninE anairs and H BE- IN
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NO CHARGE Goa THIS sooK.

" YOU viii send 20 cents. or stamps.
10 pay for wrapping and mailing. and
enclose this notice. Dr. Pierce. Of me
lnvalidg Hotel. Buffalo. a. Y. viii
send YOU a revised copy Of his Com.
mon Sense Medical Adviser. In cloth
binding ZOOS pages. with color plates.
Just what sou need In case Of sick
ness or accident Treats Of phyaisol.
ony. Anatomy. Sex problems. Mar.
rage relations. Hygiene. Exercise.
Disease and Sc prevention
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our citizens no, now provided for under

our citizens not now provided for under
the Workmen's Compensation Act.
Fifth Resolution: That. recognizing
the value and worth OF the Agricultural
Extension Department of our State Uni
versity, we pledge A our moral support
and VIII endeaVor 10 give ~ our practt-
cal support by the establishment of
women's clubs in our rural communities
wherever possible.
Sixth Resolution: That We request the
Normal Schools of the state and the
state University TO omit tuition and the
usual fees In the case of a student avail
Ing herself OF our scholarship fund
Seventh Resolution: That we give the
cause OF political equality OF men ana
women our moral support BY recording
our earnest belief in the principle OF
political equality regardless OF sex
Eighth Resolution: That we heartily
endorse the resolutions touching public
health adopted by the 18th Biennial ana
recommend the enforcement OF these
resolutions by our State Board OF
Health.
Ninth Revolution: That we record our
firm belief in the unrighteousness OF
war. and pledge our support TO the cause
Of universal peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27
LIVING MODELS
WEAR CORSETS
AT sIIrEl.s STORE TUESDAY
"T ToMs onn t Mos ss toyss BON
Madame Hammond Entertained LARGE
Audience on Monday-AII We'll
come to Attend The
Demonstration.

On the third floor OF the George Z.
Stfel Co. an Interesting demonstra-
ton Is being given today and tomor-
row from 10: 80 TO 1880 o'clock in the
morning and from = to and 4 to s
O'Clock in the afternoon. II Is the
Salon du Bon Ton. where Royal Wor-
cester and Benton corsets are shown
In all the different sizes and prices to
MT any woman's form and purse.
Beautiful ladies promenade in these
corsets with which they wear the
most dainty lingerie of crepe de chine.
Dainty boudoir caps. hose and slip
pers to correspond complete their
costume. On Monday there were i've
hundred in attendance and early this
with women.
Madame Hammond who recently re-
turned from a tour around the world
Tor the Bon Ton and Royal corset firm
Is wonderfully interesting and in
structiye lecturer. She has that DER.
sonaiity which pleases and is able to
convince every woman of the merits
OF the proper corset ADJUSTMENTS. Es-
pecially DESTROYS is she TO convince
sne women OF the necessity OF the
'front.' lace corsets with low bust and
large waist She also tells how wom-
enruln their natural forms by adjust
ing the corsets improperly. Madame
hammond insures every corset to
launder beautifully. She answers any
questions the women care to know.
and is capable of holding her audi
ence at all times. This demonstration
Is treat TO all the women of the
valley.
One model weighs 1855 pounds and
wears her corset gracefully; another
weighs l55 which is considered the
average weight In fact all women
can be perfectly fitted in these cor
sets II they talk to Madame Ham
mond who is ever ready to talk to
them.
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or Halloween party, at the A. o. III.
w. hall Friday afternoon. beginning at
? o'clock. Those attending will spend
tho hours in cards and sewing Re
freshments will be served. which are
included in the price OF admission,
which Is 80 cents. All wishing to at
tend are asked to notify Miss Cecilia
Speyer. Miss Agnes Wilson, Mrs. Ju-
liam Hearne. Mrs. +. c. Ewing. Mrs.
Edward Stifel or Mrs. John Mcclure.
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tanned the ~. A. s. Club at her home.
saturday afternoon. The hours we're
from 2 Co 4 o'clock and were apenf III
music ana games AZ 4 o'clock u dr.
hclous luncheon was served and dainty
souvenirs Announced the engagement III
Misa hskey and Mr. clyde Drum. n
YOUNG farmer 81 sherrard. The vel
eilf VIII t1Ee place November g. Miss
fHsef eas Formerly the Primary teach-
ef in ire Sherrurd Consolidated school
ana d. very hlFh esteemed
Those present we're Misses Marrarat
McDomha Ncee Hood Irene ffahar.
jane Drum. iura McConrha flaurs
lelif. Mnrraret HoNcraon Mabel Cooke
Nuih McCowha Lucv Hood. Nellie XII.
tie Ethel Fisher. Helen garvin. F.lsIn
Nogcfaon Mary Cloudy and Eta Eakey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

The Immaculate Needlework Guild
of st. Joseph's cathedral will give a
musical and literary program Thurs
day and Friday. November 10 and 20.
The proceeds will be used for the ben
eft of the poor of the city. The af-
fair is in the hands of Miss Julia eau
CHAN and Miss Raphel Moran. Miss
Levina Carroll has charge of the mu-
sic. The active workers of the guild
who will aid in the work are Misses
Mary O'Kane. Julia Gaughan, Marga-
ret Doyle. Amy Ray. Raphel Moran.
Katherine Deiringer. Elizabeth Caren-
bauer, Anna Maley. Mary Hughes I;
Mesdames y. J. Greene, Thomas Mil
Ter. George Hook and ]. w. Kemple.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

This evening in the lecture rooms
OF the St James Evangelical Luther.
an church, the Ladies' Missionary so
ciety of the church will entertain the
brotherhood. Members Of the ST.
James Chapel at Elm Grove and all
other friends OF the church are cor.
daily invited TO join in the evenings
pleasure.
The AFFAIR will be in the nature OF
Halloween party with the decOra.
tons and refreshments in keeping
with the season. Gingerbread, cider.
pumpkin pie. apples. popcorn. and
taffy will be served. All are antici-
pating a pleasant evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

Miss Florence Cunningham. of Thir.
y -ninth street. entertained a number
OF her High school friends, Monday
evening. TO celebrate her fourteenth
birthday. Miss Anita Carley rendered
solo and Miss Belilah Bounds played.
Dancing was enjoyed by the follow
ing: Misses Belilah Bounds. Sara
F1nnigan. Anita Carley. Emma Beleke.
Mary Hoffman. Virginia .McCuskey,
Marie Custerd. Dorothy Swisher,
Emma Geisel. Virginia Edele. Florence
Cunningham and Helen Zeuh.
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tomato soup win cbeese

Take a can Of condensed Tomato
Soup and prepare In the regular way
that is. by adding an equal quantity
OF hot water and bringing TO the boil
ing-point; then after pouring 10 into
the soup plates crate a small quantity
Of American cheese over the surface
OF each plateful just before serving
You will ind this a piquant variation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

Wednesday afternoon at , o'clock the
Music Department of the Woman's Club
will give its first recital OF the season.
Mrs. Lima Hennig-Sherman Is on the
program 10 read "Enoch Arden" with
piano accompaniment OF Richard Strauss
music by Miss Jessie Wolf. Mrs. Flora
Williams Is the chairman for the day.
All members OF the Woman's Club will
be admitted upon presentation OF their
season ticket and friends OF the club
are welcome TO attend by payment OF
twenty-five cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27
WOMEN'S CLUBS
woaEEs CLUB oALEHDAR

Tuesday. October %, 10 a. m.-Stndy
Hour. Drama League; Mrs. Kelley, Vtr-
ginia Apartments
Wednesday. october Is. p. m.-Re-
eitsl. Music Department. A. %. l.. W.
Rooms.
Friday, october 3O,s p. m.-woman's
tluo rally. A. o. L. w. Hall
Thursday. October % d m-Wof,-
ans club. WellsburE. Hudson Home.
dev. October 20, 23O o. M
Irlsciiia Improvement Club. Mr.. War
.laay, - ,Ober 20. 2.50 D. m.-won,-
an Club. Moundsville; Mrs. Matthew :
and Mrs. SigafoOse.
STATE Conventfon Rsaoiutiona
lne Following resolutions were adopt-
"a ~ the West Virginia state convention
OF Women's Clubs. held az Parkersburg.
Resolutions.
Inc West Virginia Federation OF
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The toys for the Christmas ship may
be sent to the A. o. u. w. hall Friday
all day when the Woman's Club will
have officers and committee TO receive
them. Only new articles OF clothing or
toys are acceptable as the government
will send them on their special Christ
mas ship and this one request has been
made-that everything sent should be
new. The toys are to be sent to the
orphans OF Europe and Il IL hoped the
public will donate literally.
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woman. club wsiisburr.

The WeUsburg Womon's Club will
meet Thursday afternoon OF this week
at the Hudson House. The program Is
as follows:
Understand this FIRST. last and always:
The world wants the best thing II
wants your best" Frances willard
Roll Cali-Prohibition States.
Sketch-"Frances willard" Mrs. Baxter
Report OF Delegates 10 State Convention.
Music ..s..-........... Miss MulhOlland
Current Events. ......... Mrs. Cornelius
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Arion concert and saII-

The Arion society will entertain
with their opening concert and ball on
Thursday evening of this week. Miss
Anna Beuter and Miss Belle Miller
will be the soloists. Mr.. George Green
will render violin obligatos and Prof
Herman Schockey will be the direct
OF. The Arion has arranged inter
esting choruses Dancing will follow
the concert with music by the Imper-
ial orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

The members OF the Carroll club
will enjoy their annual Halloween
party at the club Wednesday of this
week. Meister's orchestra will play.
Cards will be enjoyed in the parlors
and a large attendance is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

This morning at 10 O'Clock members
OF the Drama League Department OF the
Woman's Club will meet their chair
man. Mrs. Walter Kelley In the Virginia
Apartments. The purpose OF the meet
ing Is to study the modern European
dramatists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27
Halloween Costume PARTY.

This evening in the Cathedral high
school hall a Halloween costume
party will be given by the ST. Joseph
Alumni Association. The hall viii be
decked in the rustic effect with pump
kin faces as lights. Many queer
costumes will be worn. An able COM
mittee is in charge and orchestra
music will be rendered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27
Monday eridae Club.

Mrs. Harry Bradley entertained the
members of the Monday Bridge Club
or Monday afternoon at her home in
Woodsdale. Luncheon was served at
1 o'clock, with covers for all the
members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

ON saturday evening az hrr home
near Hnerrurd Airs. j. u kiror was
pleasantly surprised in honor OF her
birthday She received a number OF
beautiful presents. supper wac served
nc O'Clock and enc evening was pleas
anflg spent Those present we're.
y. H FerEuson. W "a. scahriGht. n ~
Ashton and =. p. klEcr Mradnmea a.
D. Cook. Fauiiuc AudrraH. D " Nehrcus
and John culver. Misses Alice Irwin.
Edna Rial. Alice ushrrua. Elisabeth
culver. Minnie Hchrrue. Rosetta culver.
Euln kiEnf and Humnn kirrr Meaarn
vs. iiiiam Hohrcnr Ross klrrr. Glen
Cook. Adam Hehrens nurch klrcr and
Reid kiFer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

The custom of serving tea in the az
ternoon has long since found wide
favor in this country. but II IL not
yet as usual as in England. where IL
Is habitual with all classes. In fam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

The proof or ths padding r. :, tbo
eAtinG the popularity ~ ruTflnra
made Win Davis BAKING Powder la sure
proof Of its merit
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HALLOWEEN AT
COUNTRY CLUB
TO BE CELEBRATED SATURDAY
WIEN OLD FASHIONED TUR-
NEr DINNER rs FEATURE.
Halloween Events Hold Sway All
During The Week With Many
novelty Events Planned.

The Country club will be the scene
saturday Of the most enjoyable Hal
!owee en- event yet ATTEMPTED The
mouse committee is planning an old
fashioned roast turkey dinner after
which dancing will be enjoyed. or
course, there will be number Of
novelties introduced during the even
ing and Manager Louis Dimmey who
IL ever ready to cater In up-to-the-
minute style, will have the club deck
Cd IN corn shocks. autumn leaves and
pumpkins. II Is a certainty that Mr.
Dimmey viii have on hands a goodly
supply OF pumpkin pie. cider. etc.
which go to make up the usual Hal
lowe en- menu But since turkey Ia tn
De the piece de resistance. every
member knows just what TO expect
and many reservations will be made.
In fact, the house committee is ex-
pecting the largest crowd ever pres
ent on Halloween and as this marks
the closing of a successful social sea
son all will be there.
The cards read something like this:
The House Committee
announces dance as the
closing event
AZ the Country Club
There will be an old fashioned Roast
Turkey Dinner and all that
goes with AZ.
This Will be followed by a dance
The committee wishes the cooperation
OF members 20 make IL the greatest
Halloween celebration in the
history OF the club.
saturday. October al Kindly notify Mr..
BY House Committee
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Tor the occasion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-27
BoOs'

Chicago Tribune; The retiring chief OF staff Major
General Wotherspoon, In his final report makes the
moderate Recommendation that the regular army be
raised TO 10000 enlisted men, and that by a system
OF reserve there be provided mobile force b0oOO0
frst-ine troops equipped for a six months cam
ommendation OF one OF the best informed ana most
intelligent officers in the service.
New York Post Today muititudes are rejoicing
that some of our factoris FeapinE harvest aud
that are profitihg from that IL impovarish-
ing hundreds OF thousands. The only cure for Il all
is disarmament, disarmament. This is the stake the
United States has IN the for e We must fight
when the peace hour strikes. and for Il wa should
fght united nation, STICK OF the armament makers
and the generals who are forever pratns, like Cen
eral wotherspoon. Of the fresh sacrifices we must
make to the sod Of
New York world; Congress approprntes about one.
quarter of million dollars every year for the army
navy and coast defenses In years g. 900 zoo has
for the military establishment. IL has not been
starved. whatever may be its condition Tic tax
payers at least have done their share To convince
them that they must do moro Il should fret he
proved TO them that tho money Will be put bettoy
and that plans for military expansion include
more than larger appropriations.
Indianapolis News World peace as an answer TO
tho argument for large army and navy, has sud
denly lost practically all It's force In short the time
Is ripe for nstltuting campaign for a big army ami
hence the renewed activities OF the advocates
of that policy Major General Wotherspoon Is not
for q navy large call for the building OF
eight hattleshps year On every side the radicals
are pouring out imprisoned mprecations ON the
heads Of those who are looking calmly at the prob
lem and searching In vain for some real cause for
alarm.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-27
Political Tips


Buffalo, n ~. has adopted the COM
issicn form of government Five men
ectod at large win do all the business.
Missourfs official returns afford little
ture hope for suffrage eSd prohibition.
he. former was turned down by Q ma
ytrity OF ltO,2O6 and the latter by 1856.
senator-elect James w. wadsworth of
New York spent s21.S32 to land the Job.
In battling for big job In the empire
state II IL necessary to have wads worth
while
In eighteen men at Terre Haute charged
with conspiracy against the purity OF
the ballot box. The net is spread for
more.
Assurances coma from Washington that
measures designed TO check foot and
mouth disease win not apply TO congress
men who sport wisps OF alfalfa In their
hair.
Back in IIehish. Pa. the landslide was
so tremendous that republican was
elected state senator. defeating a demo
orat for the first time in ZOE years. The
world moves.
Holy maekerei., what a wad OF money
was turned loose in the Ohio campaign.
The total 10 close 20 tL00O,o0o. CGleula-
tions made AZ Columbus show $4,000
spent by anti.prohlbition forces. sSS, tO7
Ivy the snti-salooners, $1,000 by the demo
cratic state committee and Sl5,1i5 by the
bull mooAers. Republican party and
individual expense mako up the balance
OF the huge pot.